The Weekly orb., 1899-04-02
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 Judge scrimsher is suffering from a slight attack of Ia grippe.
 i Tom and Jack Hogan, employees at the Queen store are both confined to their bed. with la grippe.
 Miss Addie Slaughter, who has been in St. Lonis the past six months attend ing art school, returned today.
 The Union Sunday saAoal will be held. at 80 p. m. on Easter Sunday instasdi of 10 80 q. m., as usual.
 Overlook & Bro. are sinking a. wall in | front of their place of business irl Brew cry gulch. The we'll is in the shape of a shaft and is about six feet square. It is now down about fifteen feet and they expect to strike water at a depth not exceeding 30 to 35 feet.
 Shaft.No. ?, on the South Bisbee Cop per Mining and Townsite Improvement company's property is now down 56J feet, and the indications are improving in character all the time. The shat will be sunk to depth of 700 feet before drifting is commenced.
 Report says that Sheriff White a few days ago broke up a gangof dcsperadoes who were planning an attack on the Arizona 6 New Mexico train, at point near Crittenden.
 F. c. Fenner, superintendent of the Lowell and Arizona conpany's proper ties ia Warren district, returned from Tucson yesterday, where he had been on business. He will leave ill few days for Denver, where he goes to arrange for machinery for tho more effective working of tLeir mines here.
 THE proportioaate loss of officers to men in the battles around Manila speaks well for the bravery of our oih. CTS. All letters written home by the enlisted men also speak well of the bravery of the officers. This is a source of congratulation and, while we would not expect it to bs otherwise, we feel honored by the fact being confirmed in every report Lom the field.
 Mir. Hobson, representing the "Stag Horn" Cattle company, of Colorado, is in Bisbee for the aannese of receiving about 20O0 head of cattle, which he con tracted for some weeks ago when he was here. lie doesn't know just when shipment will, bsgin, but it will be as soon as the cattle can be gathered and delivered at tha yards at Naco or Don Luis station.
 This morning., while VIC were busy in the office, our attention was called to sOtne odd makeups passing along the street,, ab Esst we were puzzled to make it out, but after working our heads over for a time we could arrived at TO other 1 conclusion than that it was the tail end of last yeas's Mardi.Grass. The make ups were fairly good but looked as if
 
 they had passed through siege, such as Coxey's Army were passing through i when they were ordered to "Keep off 1 the grass" by his mightiness, Grover the First.
 The little 3-year-old son of Mir. and 1 Mrs. A. $. Barker, who has been suffer- ing from pneumonia for nearly two weeks, and whose life at enc time was almost despaired of, is now considered out of danger, and is improving rapidly.
 Commercially Phoenix is forging to the front at rapid pace. Growth of the agricultural interests, together with increased development of mines, has strengthened the back country and added degree of stability that will be lasting. As result property values are on the rise, and an active business season IS just ahead. Shrewd investors are getting in on the ground floor.-En- tcrcrisc