The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15
From Friday's Daily.

i Thos. Sutton, the candy drummer is in our city.
 Mrs. H. F. Williams of St. David is q visitor to our city.
 The cemetery committee are to give a masquerade ball on the 22nd of Feb rusry. .......s.r
 E. A. Packard will make another shipment of beef cattle to Los Angeles from Naco in few days. -.f. | Several inches of snow fell last night; and as a consequence the house tops and adjacent mountains were covered with "the beautiful this morning.
 L. E. Anderson, the California cattle buyer, is in town looking after beef cat 1 tie E"
 All of the employees of the Southern | Pacific railroad have received orders re- quiring them to be vaccinated or loose | their jobs.
 Mark Allen, one of the pioneer cattle men of Cochise county, died in Stafford on Sunday last at the age of GA years. 1 Jas. Rally was convicted of petit lar ceny in Justice Schrimscher's court this morning and sentenced to twenty days in Hotel White st Tombstone. He appropriated some paint, brushes, etc., which had been intrusCed to his care by i Tim Griffith.
 1 The town is flooded with tramps of the hobo variety, who live by visiting the back doors of private houses when the man of the house is absent. and begging meals. The best guard against i these fellows is lot of unsawed wood, kept in plain sight.
 i,, Yesterday afternoon as engine No. 6, which was bringing in the regular train, struck the switch near the depot, the l forward truck struck lip on the rail and soon the engine was running over the ties. Engineer Stoller applied the breaks and stopped the train just as the engine struck the edge of the, culvert. The engine was pulled back on the ] track without much trouble and with out any serious damage.
 The case of E. Sugish, for selling i liquors to minors, will come up in Judge Scrimscher's court tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Wm. Tonkin, of Tucson, a nephew of John s. Williams arrived today on the incoming train. .
 Jas. Chatburn, of Los Angeles, is 8 visitor to our city, and will remain for several days.
 Jacob Miller, the well known drum mer representing Goldbaum X Co.,, of Tucson, is interviewing our merchants.
 Tom Vaughn returned yesterday from Tombstone where he has been for couple of weeks past. A crowd of Bisbee members of the Masonic fraternity, exoect to go to Phoenix Monday to witness the con- ferring of the degree of the Mystic shrine, and naturally look forward to the event with pleasant anticipation.
 Dr. G. W. Hall left this morning on the Hacosa.l stage for the Moctszuma company's works where he will assume his duties as company physician, and surgeon.
 Some of the stockholders of the South Bisbee company were incoming passen- gers on the train today. The annual meeting is to be held on the company's property on the l7th inst.
 The roadbed of the A. x $. E. Is to be changed in the vicinity of what is known as the Boston mill hill. It is the inten- ton to follow around the point of the hill in the flat and meet the present road at point above the mill. By doing this the heavy grade is overcome and the engineers will be able to pull much larger trains this way.
 H. W. Lewis, secretary of the South Bisbee, Copper Mining and Townsite Improvement company, arrived yester- day rom Los Angeles and will remain in our city for several days. Several other of the officials of the company will be here in day or two to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders.
 Billy Hessong, we'll and favorably known as the driver of one of the Cop per Queen delivery wagons, is handling the ribbons for the old reliable transfer company. For promptness and dis patch, see Billy.
 The Bisbee market is now supplied with venison and it is the only market in the territory that is. The meat is brought out from Mexico and the cus- tom officials issue 8 certificate to the effect that the deer were imported from Mexico. There is nothing in the Ari- zona statutes that can prevent the sale of this meat as it can not be proved that any of the deer were killed within the bounds of Arizona.
 A gentleman who recently shipped a bunch of cattle from Bisbee is author ity for the statement that Dr. Leslie