The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-20
LOCAL SPLINTERS.

WALTER, LIND & Co.,, have the contract to build 6O-stamp mill in Sonora.
 J. E. DURKEE has bought ten ore teams and wagons from the Cerre Gordo freight ing company.
 AN assay office at the Girard ,mill is nearly complete. It will be perfect in all its appointments.
 AN opposition stage line is now running between this city and Contention, making quick time and at reduced rates.
 MRS. M. A. MORTON, a lady residing near Tough Nut street, was striken with paralysis yesterday afternoon and is in a critical condition, being unable to speak | or move.
 J. CARR has bought the freighting outfit of the Cerro Gordo company, excepting ten teams and ore wagons bought by J. E. Durkee. This makes MT. Carr the freight ing king of Arizona.
 THE Bradshaw mill is about ready to be turned over to the company by the con. tractors, Messrs. Matter, Lind & Co. It is pronounced equal to any of the same size in the territory,
 EUGENE DEWEY, Horace Hill and Col. W. II. L. Barnes, passed East over the Southern Pacific yesterday, bound for New Orleans, to attend the Mardi Gras festival which begins on Thursday next.
 PONY DAHL or Deal, Joe Hill and two other rustlers were arrested in Texas on Saturday last, and will be returned to the bosom of thelr friends Tn Tombstone in a few days. There will, no doubt be great rejoicing CD among the rustlers at this news
 EASTERN bound passengers will leave by Sandy Bob's line at 80 in the morn. ing, and passengers for the west will take the coach leaving Tombstone at 12 80 P. NJ. An accommodation coach will go out every afternoon at o'clock for Conten- tion City.
 DR. GooDFRLLow returned at 10 o'clock last evening, from O'Donnslps camp on the New Mexico and Arizona railroad, near the mouth of the Babacom iri, where he was called to attend upon man who was blown up while tamping blast with an iron bar. The poor fellow will lose both eyes and one hand as the result of his temerity in tamping powder with an iron bar.
 Two soldiers came in last evening from Antelope Springs, for dispatches from Fort Lowell. Their company (name ana number not known) have been scouting through the Dragons and Swisshelm mountains, and down as far as San Barnardino ranch, but without any signs of Indians Notwith. standing this the fact remains that poor Whitsel was killed by Indians within sight of town less than twelve days ago.
 THE Girard mill was in motion yester. day afternoon. But one battery was run ming to test the selffeeders, which worked perfectly. The pans and settlers were all in motion, and everything worked like clockwork. The engine at the head of the tramway for raising the ore to the mill yet lacks the reel and wire cable, which are expected in a day or two, when the mill will commence on its regular work of turning out bullion.
 
 FRANK kINasgUbY, manager of the Western Union, paid the ancient pueblo visit day or two since, returning yester. day. He saw Governor Tritle and family at the Palace hotel The Governor is waiting the return of his commission from Washington, when he will go to Prescott and assume the duties of his of. flee. Mr. W. B. Murray IS domiciled in he Williams mansion, where he enter. aimed MT. Kingsbury in elegant style.