The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-04-17
LOCAL SPLiNTERa.


 SNOW still remains upon the tops ot the Huachuca mountains. It will be well if it stays there long enough to keep those heights cool all summer, so that when it gets so all-fire1 hot here one can resort to that locality to ind a rcfris orator.
 THE fifth regular meeting of the Burro club will come off tomorrow Wednesday, | evening, at the usual time and place. As business of much importance will be acted | upon, all resident Burros in good standing | are earnestly requested to be present.
 TIE house of the Episcopal rector is about opposite the residence frequented by the Pinafore troupe for rehearsals, and it is sad the reason that gentleman made a trip out of town was 10 obtain rest from the midnight howlings of this operatic troupe.
 NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that Mir. Glover has sold out his interest in the American Clothing Co.'s store, the busi ness IS in familiar hands, as Messrs Nizina and Liftchilds are now running it. There are no new faces to claim old patronage The firm name is now American Clothing Company.
 THE funeral of John Martin, who Was killed at the end of the Huachuca Water company's pipe line while removing the end of the pipe, took place this morning from the city undertaker's. The superin- tendent of the company, Col. ; S. Mccoy, and a number of friends attended the re mains to the grave.
 THERE is probably the largest and best variety of gents boots and shoes on the shelves in the store of the American Clothing Co.-late Charles Glover & Co., tha, is to be found south of San Francisco. MT. Vizina, manager of the store, says they have more than 240 varieties and styles, and all from the best manufacturers In future they are going to make this de- partment a specially.
 TPE appointment of Deputy Sheriff William H. Breckenridge, by the board of | tedly good one Mir Breckenridge is q gentleman who has tended strictly to his business, and will discharge the duties of his new office with ability. AS soon as he has obtained his necessary bond and other equipments the marshal will commence work, which will probably be within week.
 A MEMBER of the EPITAPH staff had the pleasure of attending last evening re- hearsal of Pinafore by the local troupe, and was much pleased with the degree of correctness which characterized the ren- dtion of the several parts. The amount of time spent in faithfully practicing this opera is considerable, and if the same careful attention is given 10 all the rehear- sals until the piece is put upon the stage they will be received with favor by the '. public.
 , TIE following notice has been issued by the Tombstone Club
 , Tombstone Club; attention, members Attention of the members of the Tomb stone Club Is respectfully called to the fol- ] lowing provision of the bylaws Under , no circumstances shall any resident of Tombstone, not a member of the club, be admitted or brough; into the club unless at reception tebdered by the club. Any : violation of this rule by any member of the club shall subject him to expulsion, 7 and he may be suspended at once by the P board of directors until meeting of the club can be held. A meeting shall at once be called by the president for his 3 trial This rule applies equally to card
 room and the main room, and will be l rigidly enforced. By order of the board
 of directors.
 Who wants to visit your old club? , A GENTLEMAN came into town last , evening riding horse supposed to be the ? one rode by Wyatt Earp when he left [ town. Upon the officers making inquiry ! of the man where and how he came by ? the horse, they were told that he had met 3 Wyatt outside of town short distance l and that he traded horses with him, get. ting some boot. A party was organized to go and capture the man who dared to hang l on the very verge of town when SO badly wanted inside, the lone horseman volu.-- teering to act as guide. Several hours of the night were spent in scouting the coun' try when no signs of the missing man be- ing found the party returned to town feel ing better for their ride, even though it was on wild goose chase.
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