The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-13
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 THE following unclaimed telegtams for John H. Boner, NJ. Roxey. Jas F. Hussey. are at the local office
 By the amendments to the city ordi. nances last evening, there are now no re-. strictive limits to houses of ill.fame.
 NJ. E. JOYCE is rejoicing that tke: weather has go far moderated that he can throw wide open the doors of the Oriental again. 4-'.e
 RoBERTsoN's book store is SO complete in its stock of handsome books and sta tionery that it is pleasure just to drop in and see the pretty things.
 THE question of an increase of $50 per month in the salary of the chief of police, will come up for final acton before the city council next Wednesday evening.
 HE new organ for the Methodist church has arrived. It IS of Mason & Hamlin make, and q first-c ass instrument twill add much to the interest of the exercises.
 A SERIES of social prayer meetings will bcld hereafter at the Presbyterian church, on every Thursday evening. at half-past seven, and commencing tonight. All are invited,
 MR. J. A. KELLY has sold his property on Allen street to Dr. Giberson, the con- sideratiou being $45O0. The doctor con- templates putting second story on the building soon.
 THE report that the Bisbee stage agent had departed for parts unknown had no foundation in fact whatever. He is inter- ested in the new mines near that place, and was there looking after his interests.
 MR. AND MRS. B. A. FrcKAs were the re- cipients of glad surprise at their resi- dence last evening, given by number of their intimate friends. All had q good time, and passed the evening hours very sgreesbly.
 PROF. YoUSG says the total quantity Of light emitted by the sun IS equivalent to $500 OO0, 900 OcO, ,OOO, ,0O0 900 OOO, COG, ,0OO 900 candles. If some one of the philanthropic people of Tombstone will get the candles, our devil says he will Verify the statement.
 NJ. GRAY, EsQ, received telegram this morning from Gen. Howard, who is st Willcox, in which the general says the Fort Lowell Indian prisoners have not been discharged. They were simply trans ferred to San Carlos where they are held for trial.
 PEOPLE who talk about cold weather iu Tombstone can console themselves with the fact that the frost as yet has not been SC severe as it is reported to have been in Virginia City, Nevada, where, we are told, it has penetrated the mining shafts to A depth of 700 feet, freezing dripping water at that depth from the surface.
 MR. M. GRAY will leave Tombstone Saturday morning to join Gen. Howard and accompany him to Cloverdsle Springs, New Mexico, to see about To- eating military post at that point. sHe will probably aceom pany the general on his further explorations along the border for e like purpose. A better man for this purpose could not have been selected by Gen. Howard.
 A GENTLEMAN who recently paid Pres. colt visit, sporting shining silk tile for headgear, says the late acting governor seeing him across the street, pointed him out to the bank president as the new gov. ernor. The b. p, toOk good look at the stranger, and exclaimed. "Oh, h--ll, nc, 1 that's corn doctor" Both were of their cabezas. The stranger was the travelling agent and correspondent of the Pacific Llfe," Mir, A. Magee, who is now doing Tombstone.