The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-13
LDEAE SPLtNIEas.

X NCADER of large loais of hay have been brought inlo town during the last few days
 IuE jury in lhe Claibourne case could not agree, and were discharged last even. ing.
 SEVERAL teamsters, who have been haul. ing wood from the Dragons state that they intend 10 quit. The wood.choppers and graders on the Cochise pass road have come in.
 MR. CHAs. GLOVER has about completed a quite large, new, frame house, opposite his own residence on Fifth street.
 IN the police court, before Judge Wal. lace yesterday, Harry Lapeau, guilty of petty larceny, was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail.
 PARTIES having packages to forward by Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express, will leave them at the express office by II o'clock a. m., as the receipts will close at that hour.
 TIE eighth social of the Manhattan club took place last evening in Turn Verein hall. It proved very enjoyable affair, all present enjoying themselves thoroughly.
 A VISIT to the. Contact yesterday found Superintendent Todman and a force of men getting things in readiness 10 com. mence the active development of the mine. A natural road comes up within 800 yards of the shaft
 CAPT. HENsEN arrived in town from Sonora on yesterday and has taken apart. ments at the Cosmopolitan. The captain is in Tombstone to arrange for procuring machinery wanted at his mines in Mexico.
 MR. ARCHIE MCBRIDE and wife return. ed Tuesday night from the East While in St. Louis Mir. Mcbride purchased ( complete outfit of elegant furniture tor the Grand, which it is expected will arrive in a few days
 TIE sale of property on the delinquent list was commenced yesterday, and pro- ceeded with down to the letter " C." There being few bidders present and no interest manifested, most of the lots were knocked down to the territory of Arizona.
 ONE week from this evening the grand ball of the Knights of Pythias will be held at Schieflelin hall. Members of the uni. form rank are to appear in full dress uni. form, and complete preparations are being made to render this one of the most bril-. liant gatherings of the kind.
 TIE session of the council last evening was quite stormy. The conuest over the right to smoke created quite breeze, but when the adoption of the new ordinance was reached the zephyr attained a hurricane force. The council, city attorney, recorder and chief of police all participated in the spirited and cutting discussion.
 ALFRED FAcKRELI, formerly an engi. neer running into San Francisco, but who has been engaged in mining and prospect ing in th.s district and vicinity since May, 1850, died last evening at o'clock from inflammation of the bowels Mir Fackrell was well and favorably known, and had made a host Of friends. His funeral will take place to day at o'clock fom the un. dertaking rooms of Ritter & Ream.
 TIE new town on the San Pedro river now being surveyed by city surveyor Kel. leher, is 10 be named Junction City. It is situated on the east bank of the San Pedro, about l2 miles south from the Grand Cen. tral mill, on the land of the Peck Broth CTS. and al the junction of the Benson branch with the main line of the A. T. & :. F. railroad. Extensive preparations are being made for the erection of depot and freight buildings, and also for the erection of commission houses and other buildings.
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