The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-13
LOCAL sPi.lNTERs.


 . FIVE monte games and two faro banks are in full blast at Fort Huachuca. So 1t is said sH
 TIE Etns G. & s. NJ. Co, has appointed Mir. A. H. Emanuel it's legal agent at Tombstone. .r
 NEWS IS brought from Bisbee that the agent at that place for the BIsbee stage line has departed for parts unknown.
 WHAT will the world come to next? {? Charley Solomon has taken to making "funny stump speeches"
 A GOOD house greeted Mrs. Carrie Greg. ory last evening at her benefit. This was well, as she is very estimabe lady.
 A MEXICAN. who was arrested yesterday by officer Kenney for being drunk and dis. orderly, was fined the costs of his examin- atiOn.
 PETER BLACK was fled $25 for carry. ing concealed weapons, the prisoner hay. ing plead iu.lty before Judge Wallace this morning.
 IT is reported that there is nearly or quite enough money on deposit in the bank to pay of the preferred creditors of McKean & Knight. ..
 Coop chloride and carbonate ore has been developed this week in the Aunt Sally mine. This bids fair to become a most valuable property.
 THE Wide West mine is showing good ore at depth of 25 feet 1t was capped by lime, as most of the properties are in the vicinity of Military hill.
 TIE Boston people were too SOW ID their negotiations for the Tom bstene Wa. ter, Mill and Water company's stock. MT. Leveridge raked in the pot"
 THE Grand Central has made rich de. velopmcnt on the 3OO.foot level, west It is continuation of an ore body they have been working on that level for some time past.
 THE bankrupt house Of Calisher has compromised with creditors for 3711 cents on the dollar
 IT is reported that it has cost the Inger. soll Mining company $2s,OoO to buy of adverse claimants
 IT is to be regretted that any feeling should be manifest between the flre con- panies as to the question of priority at fire. The people recognise the fact that we have an efficient department and take corresponding pride in it.
 MR. A. J. MITCHELL, has sold his one half interest in the Sidney mine, near the Grand Central South, for the sum of $10OOO.
 THE weather excelled itself last night The mercury in the thermometer went nearly as deep in the tube as the railroad is below the water between Little Rock and Memphis.
 PREPARE coffee and pistols fer two. The Nugget calls Mr. A. J Michell "low comedian" 1t has heretofore been understood tha, he is civil engineer
 A MAN stopped the EPITAPH, yesterday, because Judge Wallace had his name on his court calendar. The stoppage was short, as the paper came out at the appoin. ted time, and b,ds fair to for several days yet
 IT is reported that young man was accidentally shot day or two ago, near Charleston, while herding sheep. He was shot by another young fellow who, riding up to the first party, said, Now Fve got you," at the same time pointing his pistol at the herder and firing, supposing the load of the pistol to be blank cartridge. The wound is said to be a serious one
 THIS morning Gus Sabri bought horse from Wm. McCauley. and had received the bill of sale, when it was recognized by Pete Spence as belonging 10 |. exican, having been stolen some time since and left at McCauley's ranch by party who had never paid for it's keeping. Conse- quenty it was sold by McCauley. On learning the facts, the money was refunded and the matter amicably settled.
 THE salCbrious effect of the waters of the Arkansaw hot springs upon some mems imagination can be judged of by the following veracious ? statement made by a gentleman just returned from that celebrated sanilarium. He says the rail. road track between Little Rock and Mem phis is now forty miles O under water. Oh, no we guess not! For full particu- lars inquire at the Cosmopolitan saloon.
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