The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-20
LOCAL sPLaNTRlss.

THEcity pays nlau sl2OO year to look after the streets, etc. Then let us have them nice and clean, and no, so filled with rubbish. h
 TnE party given to MT. Mark Elliott, at the Head Center hoisting works to night, promises lots of fun for the boys and girls Some six teams have been engaged to convey the party up on the hill.
 JOSEPH BIZARRE, who returned from visit to his parents in Southern Illinois by yesterdays coach, has gone back to his former post of duty as engineer at the Flora Morrison shaft, Contention mine, where he is again earning his 8 per day.
 TIE importance of providing an efiec- tual sewerage system for the city as advo cated by the councilman from the Fourth ward, is all very well, but nasty action, which was urged by that gentleman last night, is decidedly unwlse. The public have right 10 know what their represen. tat yes propose d0ing
 THE social meetings held every Thurs day evening at the Presbyterian church, promise to be of a very pleasant nature It is proposed to spend the first half hour of the meeting in N general social manner shaking hands and talking, and commence the devotional exercises at o'clock Come and get acquainted
 A CoNGREGATiONAL meeting. will be held at the Presbyterian church tonight, after the devotional services, to consider the feasibility of extending call to Dr. II. M. Robertson to the pastorate of that church, and also to discuss other matters of interest. All who are interested will make it point 10 be present. .-.
 THE society reporter of the EprTApH yes. terday learned upon what he considers good authority, that the beautiful and ac- complished editor of the Nugget wears cOrsels. They are said to be new kind, and combine the squeezing qualities with those of chest protector and liver pa,i. If he could only get something to operate on his gall he would be fixed.
 PRAIRIE and wood fires have been rag ing in southern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico for the last week. The terri tory burned over is reported to cover forty miles square of territory and the damage done was immense. The origin of the tirt is attributed to Indians, either domestic ol renegade, who are allowed to roam at will throughout the country, except on ration days.
 THE people of the Santa Catslinas art complaining bitterly of the bands of Sar Carlos -Apaches who infest that region peddllng out the clothing that their benifi cent Father at Washington IS supposed |, supply them with. The alarm of tn, women and children is 80 treat tha miners have been obliged to leave theil work and stay at home to quiet their fears This should be remedied by the agent a San Carlos.
 TIE shooting reported in our contem- pOrsry as having taken place in the Ori- ental saloon this morning was incorrect in several particulars. In the first place Il was no shooting. and in the second place 1t did not occur in the Oriental The facts of the case are briefly: Leslie had some words with Floyd in the saloon and tus sle ensued, when Mir Dean, who was on the night watch, pitched them out into the street. where the row continued until Les lie drew his revolver and struck Floyd on the head, the revolver going of from the copcusSion.
 MR. c. W. PINKHAN came in with his Arizpe stage about noon to-day. He says everything is prosperous across the border George Marks and S. O. fredericks are pushing developments in thelr mine, being down toi,y feet, with AZ foot vein of rich ore. The have several tons of the rich chloride and horn silver that made the discovery so noted on the dump, and it is believed it will go 5000 per ton, 1 Fl Garchi is en bonanza in another place since last reports, and Col. Butfum says they have large body in this strike. Mir. Plnkham will start on his return.S Sunday morning next.