Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-06-24
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LOCAL. NOTES.

The stages enter Tombstone loaded every day.
 The Democratic county convention will meet at Schilfeln Ball at two o'clock this afternoon
 An ordinary plain drunk paid Judge Wallace six dollars yesterday morning, and weE, on his was rejoicing
 Don't forget to attend the meeting to nake arrangements to celebrate the Fourth, at the Court House, this evening,
 The Hook .and Ladder Company will give grand hall on thc night of the Fourth of July. Prepare 10 attend.
 The thanks oi the kprrArH are teudered Dick Deadeye" s'Uman for a nice chunk ol ice presented 10 the boys last evening"
 The Sycamore water company threaten 10 dump ton of ice in their tank every morning and supply the city with ice water Opposition is the life ot trade.
 Superintendent Abbot, of the Empire mine has left the city on short vacation. Mr. R. J. Gavill will be acting superinten. dent of the Empire during Mir. Abbots abs, nee.
 J. J. Lane, the Pacific Coast caterer, will shortly star, saloon in the building on Allen street, for a long time Occupied by Mrs. Alexander dressmaker, Mir Lane is suave dealer of cordials.
 Captain Tevis of Teyiston, and V. II. lgo, of Barbacomari, met each other acci. dentally and for the first time. at the Oriental saloon last night, They were not m conversation more than ten minutes when they discovered that they were first cousins.
 Summerileld Bros, the enterprising mer- chants, are offering rare bargains in dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes. If you want to be well treated don't fail to give them call They have just received a large assortment of trunks and vallses
 Lieut. Hanna, with his company struck the trail of 15 men and 45 animals, south or Camp Price, near San Bernardino, and .supposing them to be Indians, followed them to within two miles of Charleston, when he found them 10 be Mexican snug giers. They acknowledged to him they had been playing Indian to avoid custom 'iiouse officials.
 Beside the important sale of Towering plants teddy al II o'clock by $. C. Bagg < Co. JOS Allen street they will also dispose Of io the highest bidder large as. sentiment of household furniture, consisting oi bed room sets, mattresses, carpets, cook. ing stoves, crockery and glassware, etc. Don't fail to attend.
 Report comes from Bisbee that Billy Claiborne, commonly called Billy the kid, ,"whO was released from jail here at Ina laS f,I ha L., trouble. This time the Kid" got away with twenty-six head of stock from the san Pedro valley belonging 10 Pete Spen- cer The latter is after him, and if he comes anywhere near will doubtless make il serious business.
 To-day Saturday, June 24th, at II o'clock, will be sold at auction, at the rooms of s. C. Bagg & Co.,, sos Allen street, the largest and choicest collection of Towering plants ever offered in Arizona, comprising 100 each of English and Ger man ivy, wandering jew, smilax, yerbena, tube rose, white jassamin, amayllis, lau- tana, Madeira vine, geraniums in endless variety, heliotrope, crisanthenum and hang ing baskets filled with the choicest and rarest of climbers i232t
 man named Henry Morley, employed -At WenrIritZs new building on Fifth street, had a narrow escape with his life yesterday morning He was raising up one of the heavy door frames when by some mischance it slipped and caught him on the small of the back, bearing him to the ground He was picked up and taken to the hospital. He is not dangerously, but painfully wounded.
 'George Osborne, Il young man in the employ of P. W. Smith & O., killed a huge rattle snake near the powder house, yesterday evening. It measured four feet in length and had sixteen rattles. Notic- ing it's extreme stoutness, a spectator took out his knife and slit open his belly, when 10 and behold fnll grown, good sized jack rabbit, almost whole, was exposed to lhe gaze. With the exception of tue head the erabbl, was in perfect state of preser. gaton