The Arizona daily orb., 1900-02-03
Wasn't M Married.

Wasn't Married.
 The recently published announce nent If the marriage of Ralph smith, of Tcmcsto1e, and now as ,istant manager of the bank at Jerome, proves to have been incorrect, at least Ralph has requested the Phoenix Re- publican to deny th9 staten mt, and he Is correctly itormei lpon the subject. The ORB's authority for the statement was the ProspecCor, apd Editor Hattich was supposed to be reliably iu ormed. The Republican in the statement that MT Sm't1 had married, disclailns any intention ot the impression to the pn5llc that marrying is contirme habit or chrouc affection of Mir. Smta's, nor can the statement be considered as any reflection upon Ralpn's character or standing, Gas some of the best men the world hss produ ed have been married" Since it is established that the gentle man is not married the ORE would merely suggest that it is getting time that he was, since to our knowledge oi him from a long and familiar acquaint- ance we would deem him spe 'ially htted to become the worthy head of a family.
 DnatnrIa,lV adding to the health and general well fare of Bisbee, will be soon commenced.
 The question as to who Is legally the assessor of Cochise county will be deh- nitely settled only when the territorial supreme court hands down it's decision next month.
 Miss Louise Howe haa been ill for sev- eral days, not seriously 90 it is to be hoped, but to the extent, however, of necessitating her giving up temporarily her duties in the public sch rol. Mrs. Frazee is taking her place for the pres ent.
 Tom Vaughn seems to have con 'luded to remain citlzen of Bisbee even though he did go over to the co lnty seat for a wife. He has resumed employment as timberma for the Michigan x South western Mining company. Mrs. Vaughn is here with him,
 Judge c. w. Wright, of Tucson, went to Tom bstone on Monday to attend pro fessionally to the hearing of the appll' cation for the appointment of receiver for the Cobre Grande Company. He was there attacked by acute gastro-enteritis tis and is lying very Ill at the Arlington hotel.
 William Fourr came in yesterday ard lett this morning on the trail of the men who recently robbed his camp of tools and provisions. Mir. Fourr has been in Arizona for about forty years, for many years a resident of Cochise county, and has been regarded as one of it's best cit izeps.
 ] The Michigan and Southwestern Min ! ing Com pany are working twenty men
 on the "Irish Mag" of the Costello
 group, that being the property adjnining
 the Holbrook. The latter is owned by
 the Copper Queen Company ant has been extensively worked by that com pany immense quantities ot valuable
 ore now being mined from it continually
 TeleeraJ hic advices are to the effect ] that on Saturday and Sunday last a bt- !, ter cold wave prevailed throughout the , east, railroad trans being In some in stances held up. In Texas and New , Mexico also the degree of cold was unu sually severe, considerable fall O snow occurring on Saturday. This IS 1T
 very marked contrast to the m it
 weather throughout this territory However, some cold weather here woult not be objectionable if accompanied b! snow or rain.
 Senor Don Enrique Linero, of the Cit.
 of Mexico, general inspector oi custom :. for the United States of Mexico cam z up from Morita last evening to spen d a day or two in Bisbee. He is the gnes . of c. E. Tyler, agent here of the Gree h Consolidated Mlning Company. Senc . Linero was co .ector of customs al N alas sono,a. some wears ago, and dul . ing his administration of the affairs D that office he made msny friends amo1 | the Americans by his inform couf',s
 and liberality to them.