The Arizona daily orb., 1900-01-22

March l7--The Glad Hand Co.
 Up-to.date job prllCl x at THR ORB, WANTED-A first, class book-keeper. Apply at this office. If.
 WAETED-Position in small family, by young lady. Apply at this ottce.
 To arrive, at O K Livery Stable, car load of frst class buggies of all kinds, built to order. for B. F. Graham 6r Co.
 James B. Heaney, who was found dead on Saturday morning. was buried lin the evening, no reply having been re- ceived to telegrams of inquiry sent.
 A. c. Champagne, the fashionable Tailor, will clean and press your old suit making it look. as dressy as if new; also dying at the lowest prices. All work RuaraD teed. O31-tf
 Have you seen the sewing machines .thst Graham & Go. offer for almost half their price, either for cash or on timer You can afford one on these terms. d30 .AcKER's ENGLISH REMEDY WILL SToP -s cough at any time. and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money refunded. 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale 1lsbee Drug tore. Angus Mcdonald and Miss Clyde |, Smith, both of Bisbee, were married in Tombstone yesterday by Probate Judge Bradley. Their many frisnds wish them { every happiness.
 Tom Vaughn was married in Tomb stone on Saturday, the bride being Mrs. Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Warne- kros. It is probable that the newly married pair will reside in Tom mbstone. They have the best wishes of the ORE.
 County Shoof Superintendent Cox has returned from an official visit to Jerome. He found the schools in healthy con- dition and we'll conducted, but crowded. There is an enrolment of POO pupils with only four teachers. The superin- tendent says that two more teachers are needed and more school room for the children is also eded.-Prescott Cour- fer.
 The New York dramatic company of Liebler & Go. have been secured by Manager Grossetta, of the Tucson opera house, for a rendering of the play of the Christian" at Tucson on the night of Tuesday, January 30. A rate ot ono one-tifth fare is given by the Southern Pacific, and it is proposed here that party be made up to go to Tucson on the S0th and see the play as rendered by q the high-class troupe mentioned. The free exhibition by the Kineto- scope managemt nt, given at the opera house last night, was largely attended, many ladies being among the audience. The entertainment was in tho highest degree satisfactory and demonstrating the fact of the claim made by the man. agement that the partial failure in the working of the apparatus at the first exhibition was accidental. The exhibi- tion tonight will be for mon only.
 O. w. Henchcliffe, assistant general superintendent of the Sunset Telephone company, is expected from Los Angeles shortly. He will have force of thirty (ix men out of Tucson, working towards Mammoth, Florence and Phoenix. The force engaged will raise poles and string wires at the rate of three miles day. Tucson, Oracle, Mammoth, Florence. Mesa, Tempe. Phoenix, Prescott and Jerome are on the list of Stations, with prospect of Williams, Flagstaff and Globe in the north. Bisbee, Benson and Nogales are in the south, with Tue son as the main point.--Star.
 Tommy Webb, son of Sam F. Webb, has had more bad luck to the square inch than any other little boy in the country, but 1t never lasts iong. On Tuesday night he was thrown from horse and lay unconscious for seven hours. He was at school yesterday and he dien't even feel sore. Not long ago he fell into twenty -eight-foot well and was hshed out without injury. He has been driving milk wagon for Joe Boyd jor three months and has had many runaways on his rouS -Republican.
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