The Weekly orb., 1899-06-18
From Fridav's Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 Nothing transpirei in tic justice court, today.
 Drifting was commenced last night in the shaft of tine Sou'h Risbee piop- critics at the six huulrrl foot level.
 Ali kinds of job w,rd done ut tue ORB office, on short no,ce. Tasty workman ship, first class n,a,erlal, prices req ou- able.
 James Letsen returned from Tomb stone yesterday where he had been as a witness in the csae oi ti.e Territory vs. Tom Drlsdale.
 Benjamin l.. McCullar and Mrs Jesus Tribolett were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony by Judge Scrimsher last night.
 Invitations are out for tie marriage of Miss Julia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. s. Finch, and Mr. Charles 4. Hoh- stadt. Thursday evening, June 22, at the Bessemer hotel.
 l Edward Lederle, the old gentleman who was hurt at the big water tank yes- terday, is getting along nicely. He is able to sit up this morning, and while his bruises, are, as matter of course, painful, none of them are sei ious. | M. w. Jones, the Tucson marble cutter, has been ln our city tor some days putting ill place headstones and monuments for different parties here. He will complete his work in day or two when he wlli return to Tucson.
 Notwithstanding the fact that about l50 of our citizens are at Tombstone at tending district court, their presence is scarcely missed and our merchants are kept busy measuring tape," weighing groceries and dishing up liquid refresh ments. Oh, we are very busy con- munity.
 The Fourth of July committee had meeting laat night but owing to the fact that we were unable to see any of tbe members who were present we are unable to state what was done. How ever, enough was learned to enable us to say that the prices was fixed for the different races but we can't say what they were.
 An effort was being made yesterday by Attorneys Reilly an6 Upton. to get a change of venue in the case of the Ter ritory vs. Haldermau Bros., now under indictment for murder, and whose trial will be had at this term of the district court. Whether the change of venue was granted or not the ORB is not able to state.
 The Halderman boys are now on trial for their lives, for the murder of c. l.. Ainsworth and Ted Moore. James Reilly, Marcus 4. Smith and s. A. D. Upton were appointed hy the court to defend the HudeLmans, and A. R. English is assisting in the prosecution, but nine jurymen had been secured up to last night.
 William King came up from the cus- tom house this morning, accompanied by his wife and little girl. He reports everything quiet along t,.e line but says prospectors are going into Mexico at the rate of six to ten every day, pretty gen. erally outfitted for long stay and that burros are in great demand at fair prices.
 It is authoritively stated that Messrs Gee & Wiltiey have ordered the ma chinery for concentrating plant at Washington Camp, to handle the ores of the Pride of the West mine. The new mine will have daily capacity of eighty to one hundred tons. Three car loads of machinery, including a large number of the Wilfey concentrating tables, have been ordered and may be expected at Crittenden any day now. Construction work will be rushed and the wheels made ready to turn at the earliest possible date.-Oasis.
 Arrangements on big scale are go- 1 ing forward at Las Vegas for the enter tainmept of the Rough Riders and wis., itors on the 22nd. Touching upon this ! subject, and under the head of "Friend- ly Advice," the Albuquerque Citizen says: "Las Vegas is urged to take up another subscription. We do not know how much you have for preparing the big celebration, but you will regret it if you fall down on things at the last. The celebration Is going to be worth thousands of dollars to Las Vegas and the whole territory, and everything possible should be done to please, enter tain and instruct the people. There will be hundreds of intending investors from the east, and if they are pleased with the patriotism, liberality and en- ergy shown at this celebration they may bpcOma resiIanta nf tba tnrr;tz,,, ,rLa