The Arizona daily orb., 1900-01-24

Nis Lcns Smith is having severe at , tack of typhoid fever.
 Scott White came over from Tomb stone today.
 W. A. Haywood returned to Tomb stone by this mornings train.
 George Spindle, who underwent an operation on his ankle at the hospital iast Monday, is rapidly improving. We have good reason to believe that active work upon the building of the Iailroad to Nacosari will be commenced by the middle of February.
 10 M expected the Cochise County As sessorship controversy will be settled Aia.Week. The matter depends on the dcciaion of the Supreme Court which is thought will be handed down within a jew days.-Prospector.
 Deputy Sheriff Corson went to Tomb stone today having in charge Nicholas Guillego, who was sentenced yesterday ,bx. Justice Williams to ninety days in .,c60Ntt Jail for having stolen $40 from Pedro Moline on Christmas eve.
 An application for the appointment of . receiver for the Cobfe Grande Com pany has been made by what is termed the "Greene interests. Judge Davis will hear arguments in the matter cn next Nonday..
 Rhuenix has now an ordinance pro- viding for the inspection by the health officer of all food products offered for gale. within the limits of that city. The . ordinance covers all articles used as food for man, but is especially aimed at milk ( and other dairy products.
 Sheep owners of Apache county sent a representative to Washington to en- deavor to secure from the Interior De- partment revocation, or modification of the order prohibiting the grazing of Sheep on the government reservation. He has returned and reports not having received any encouragement to hope for any favorable action toward the object for which he went.
 Sid Harris. F. $. Douglas, Sid Mullen. and Tom Dryedsle, drove out yesterday for dsys shooting, Sid Mullen has not sufficiently recovered from his ill' ness to have taken any part Tn tn. shootlng unless a rabbit or quail should have jumped the wagon and at 'tempted to bite him, but the remaining gentlemen named succeeded in bagVing about forty qua,ls and number of rab- bits.
 H.F. Bloom and J. F. Dwver left Fl PaiQ on Wednesday night of last week for Galveston in charge of a train con- 'TAininR g. 0 Mexican steers for the Cuban market. This is said to be the last ship ment of cattle from this section to Cuba. w. Cox, one of the heaviest shippers of Mexican cattle to Cuba in this local fly, attributes the slump i1 the HavaDa market to the importation of cattle from Venesnela. .--Stc ckman.
 - Tho most pretentious theatrical event oi the season here will be the engage ment of Hall Caine's celebrated play ''The Christian," which comes to the Thcson Opera House for limited en- gAgen,ent of one night, fuesday Jan. 30. Tnnit F. Dean. representing this attrac' tion, arrived in the city this morning to complete the preliminary arrangements. The company travel in special train of Pullman cars and carry all oi their own scenery; 50 people take part.in the per ,iortnance. Tucson Star.
 "ArizoDa is becoming very fashion able in the east" said Mrs. Brodie, the brilliant wife of Col. Alex O.. Brodie, who ,spent g few days of last week in Phoenix with her husband. One often hears of Arizona and the delightful win- ter climate. It is a new place, and am glad that 1t has been discovered by the fashionable people of the east. In my eastern home 1 frequently heard of Phoenix. have observed with pleas ure .the popularity that Arizona has earned in the east, and look forward to seeing Phoenix the most fashionable winter resort in the country."-Hera,d.
 The case known as the Cooper Q1een timber case,". being asuit by the gov- ernnent against the Copper Queen com. pany for a large sum, because of the cut ting q timber in Rock Creek canyon on Chiricahua mountains years ago, for use.'.by tho company here, was before the'territorisl supreme court yesterday, Mrs. q, R. Gorin, neeHerring, appearing for the company. The Phoenix Republic can in its report of the testimony in this case said: "The only thing conclusive ly pr0v6n by. this testimony was that some oi the Axperts!were not expei ts, or slss some of thsm were liarA unterrifed by aa OAsh." yt se,