The Arizona daily orb., 1900-03-28
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April 5---"T The Burglar" ',s Odd Fellows-meet tonight.
 Shes iff Scott White was a passenger ,n the incoming train today. Just received, new line of shirt waste, at Blewett's. MZO-ti FOR RENT-A good furnished room. Apply to Mrs. 0. Lewis, or at this office.
 The Spanish American Alliance is to kive dance on Monday evening next.
 Call on c. P. Hart & Co.,, Copper Queen Pharmacy, for photogl aphic sup lies. F2l Il
 Ii you want anew hat, neatly trimmed to suit your taste, leave vour order at
 Mrs. Biewett's. J6.t
 FOR SALE--A two room furnished house. Quality Hill; good location. Ap- rly at this office. A16-tf
 WANTED-First class home Cook, cal : able oi managing private mess for men. Address P. 0. Box 2,o, Bisbee. 3.28
 c. w. Burton., a well-known shoe uaks of Fl Paso, arrived in town Mon- day and will go into business here.
 WAxTEp-A situation as ming room pirl, chamb Der maid or as seamstress, by capable woman.--Apply at the Norton House.
 WASTED-A first class carriage paint CT; apply at B. F. Graham X Co. office. Only men able to do first class work need apply.
 CARPENTER FOREMAN wants position. Capable of taking full charge of con- struction gang on any kind of buildings. Address Box 22l, Bisbee. mhl7St
 You can make your wife, sister, sweet heart or mother.in-law happy by buy ing her one of those pretty collaretts at Blewetts. M20-.f
 M. McGraw, the New York capitalist, who has been in Sonora for some time past, left this morning for his home in New York. He may return here later.
 Manuel Meso was arrested this morn- ing on warrant charging hun with grand larceny. He will be given hear ing before Judge Williams tomorrow at 3o'clock.
 Wm. Long. bro,her-in-law of o. c. E. Adams, who left here several weeks ago for visit to his home in Ipdiaua, will return Frid y, but not alone, he having ioi cd the ranks of the Benedicts while in tne east.
 Andrew Dykehoff left this morning ior Texas, where he goes to be married. 70 tne one of bis choice. Mir. Dykehoff is employed as bookkeeper for B. F. Graham & Co. and will return,here in ten days with his bride.
 Five carloads of lumber and one of machinery for the Empire Mining com pany's new mill on Groom creek have arrived, says the Journal Miner. The grading for the foundation of the mill has been completed and the work of construction will be commenced at once. The mill will be ten stamps, each stamp weighing 1000 pounds. Power for twen- ty stamps and mill capacity for ten ad- ditional stamps will be provided. The plant will also be equipped with cyan ide tanks. Dr. Hendryx expects to have it in operation by June 1.
 The Benson Press has the following notice of two of our former citizens: Early this week Mir. Harry Holland and MT. Westlake were in from the Rincon mountains, where they have developed some very promising, copper properties. Mr. Holland has seven claims and Mir. Westlake eighteen upon very large de- posit of ore, which runs from AZ to 27 per cent copper The ores are mostly oxides and easy of treatment. The two owners are negotiating with eastern capitalists for sale of the properties.