The Weekly orb., 1899-04-16
From Fridays Daily.

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 Commercial travellers are quite mum. erous in our city at present.
 A special train left last night at 9 talk ing out Prof. Douglass and his daughter.
 Major Hardyrove returned yesterday from Tucson, where he has been for several days.
 Wm. Hughes returned yesterday from visit to his mining properties in the Huachucas.
 F.C. Fenner returned yesterday from Tom bstone, where he has been on a short business "trip.
 Mir. Fugerson, representing Braun & Co. the Los Angeles druggists. is inter- viewing our merchants.
 o. H. Briggs came in yesterday from his ranch on the San Pedro. He reports the crops in that vicinity as doing nicely. ..
 There is some talk of ball game in Benson on Sunday next, between the Blsbee nine and the Tucson nine. ...
 Mr. Brophy, manager of the Copper Queen store expects to be ready for bus mess in the second story by the first of May.
 Mir. Harvey, auditor of the A. X s. E. railroad is moving into his new office today. The telegraph office will be moved into the new building in the course of a few days. ng r -.-- -
 The wiley round up will begin at Sil. yer Creek on the 20th inst. The upper valley round up is at present in the vi. cinity of the Jacklin place. .e--."
 Wm. Slaughter came in yesterday from the San Bernardino ranch. He reports everything as looking fine in that section of the country.
 Copper is still, moving upward and the band plays on. .' ..
 What are we going to do about Deco- ration Day7 Time something was being done.
 R. Hazel, yardmaster of the A. & S. E. has gone on short prospecting trip into the Huachucas.
 Miss Maud Walsh is expected to re- turn here shortly and accept position in the Copper Queen store.
 The Red Men are to give grand ball in honor of their second anniversary on Friday evening. May 18th.
 The fixtures of the Corner market have been purchased by c. A. Overlook and were moved out yesterday.
 Champage, the tailo. is still to retain one side of the store to be occupied by ! "The Fair" in the Dubacher building Geo. MeGee. postmaster at Fair Bank, who has has been, suffering from rheu- matism, has gone to the Arkansas Hot springs. ..,, -..s.. -...
 Deputy Constable Tom Vaughn is having lots of fun in. rounding up ped- dlers, who have failed to take out a license.
 Quite number of our citizens will drive out to San Bernardino on Monday to attend the 2oth wedding anhiVersary of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Slaughter.
 Attention is called to tine new adver. tlsements that appear in todaS's issue of THE ORB. The Copper Queen company have a spring annotncement and "The Fair" has on opening 6he.
 The cattle ranges in Cochise county are in excellent shape. The spring roundups are being held and the cattle are in the best of condition.
 Pat Cunningham returned yesterday from Benson, where had gone to meet Joseph McNelis, cousin of his. Mir. McNells has just arrived from Ireland and will make his future home in Bis bee, and vote the democratic ticket.
 It might be we'll for the next grand jury to investigate the affairs of the county offices. It is some time since it has been done and the pubic likes to know once in < while how the county affairs are being conducted.
 Frank Mortimer, America's greatest juggler, will introduce several interest ing specialties at the Opera House this evening. Don't fail to see him. He is regarded as one of the best jugglers in the United States.
 The Tucson base ball club claim the championship of the territory because they issued challenge to play any team in the territory and no one had accepted it. We can hardly see what right they have to it when the Benson team, e few weeks age, did them up un. mercifully. The Bisbee team wired to Tucson last night that they would meet them at Benson on Sunday next, but no reply had been received up to noon today.
 0. w. Nickolich, the :party who was recently bound over to appear before the next grand jury on charge of at- tempt at murder, set fire to the jail