The Arizona daily orb., 1899-10-17

.. ..ss. ....s..s~... S-ss.. ..,. .s...... 4l Allen English is confined to,his. mom at the Queen hotel with rlight attack of pneumonia. ,ela
 Mir. Furaason, one of the preprietors ot the .Bisbee drug store, left this morn ing for Los Angeles on short visit.
 WANTED--Position as fecon,. cook in restaurant or as camp cooK. Satislac tion guaranteed. Call at ORB office. 2t George F. Meek, the we'll known newspaper man. arrived yesterday from Phoenix and has accepted position on the ORB. HI. Wood, Con. O'keefe and others i of the Costello elan left this morning for Jerome and phoenix, having vacated these flats. ,,a aoa
 The family of David Reed. the fore
 man of the A. x s. E.. round house, ar. rived Sunday from Sacramento and will make there futurehome here. ,..'. ~--~-~ Quite a force of men are employed in loading coke from the huge plies stored opposite the depot for removal to the bins above. ........... ;. J. c. Colquhoun,, of the Detroit com. pany at Morenc, remained over until yesterday, taking in the sights of the copper camp.
 Harry Rud'ler, of San Diego, who go successfully managed the culinary de pal tmtnt of the banquet given to the mining engineers, returned to that place thls morning.
 James Rose returned yesterday from Tucson, where he went to witness the games between Fl Paso and Tucson. Fl Paso captured three streight, and the Tucson boys are consequently somewhat sore. s~ "a s.', .., ss sH,
 No email part of the success of the banquet given to the mining engineers is due to Mrs. Crossey, who wo' ked early and late, asslsting in all things to make it the event that it was.
 Moki Tea positively cures, sick head ache, indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing per feet complexion, or money refunded. 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale at Hiebee Drug Store.
 w. T. Wright has been in town fer some days fon his camp in the Ora, goons, twelve mile g. east of Tom bstone. In that vicinity he is interested jointly with J. B. Angus, Bert Gilman and J. F. Wright in some very promising gold properties, which are being developed. On one claim, at a depth of fifty feet, they have lead four feet in width, with an eighteen-inch streak averaging $60 in free gold. Other claims of the group also show up we'll 90 tar as developed.
 The reports of the explosion of pow. der near the surface of the ground that have been recently heard in town re- mind us of the Phoenix Republicans correspondents report last year of the reception of Col. Brodie. The report of the explosions of giant powder were in the correspondence report referred to as the "booming of cannon on the hill. sides.", However, Mir. Smalley has since, then learned more, of mining camps and the probable absence ol cannon from them, at least In Arizona during this decade.
 Joseph Beeoe while out hunting yes. terday afternoon, was bitten on the hand by 8 rattle snake. E'i Wittig, who was with him, immediately tied rope around his wrist to stop the circulation of the blood and brought him to town. On the way they. met fellow compan- ion. who had flask of whisky, this they gave Joe to offset the poison. Upon ar rival here he was taken at once to the docLor's office where his hand was dressed. This morning he was doing nicely; his arm was somewhat painful as far as the shoulder and his hand still swollen to twice it's natural size. It is now thought no fatal result will occu, from the bite.