Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-09-30
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LOCAL NOTES.


 Large deposits of coal have been found in the Plnsl copper fields
 Mr. Larkin w. Carr, the next sheriff of Cochise county, arrived in town last even- ing.
 It is now reported that Crocker < Co.,. will build a railroad into the northern po.s tion of the territory.
 The Lynx Creek shelter, in Yavapai, is now in successful operation, A boom in that section is anticipated soon.
 The comet can be seen now, mornings, at the zenith of it's beauty and grandeur at about 4:30. Don't forget to take look. General Crook is expected at Fort Hua, chuca to-day. If he should visit Tomb stone he should be given rousing recep- tion.
 It is reported that the Republicans of Benson are anxious that Mir. Bates, the secretary of the Republican county central committee, should pay them visit
 The Republicans flung out to the breeze this morning, at their heaquarters, a ban ner which makes quite display. It will be looked upon as q token of ill omen af- ter November.
 A supposed bonanza, at Lake Valley, has been chrls,ened the Belle of Albu- querque," and the Socorro Miner modes,ly but irrevelantly remarks, that the quality of the ore must be base.
 Gold stem-winding Howard watches, worth $1SO for 800. Guaranteed for time and cases or no sale, at the square dealing house of Uncle Harris, 221 Kearny, bet. Bush and Sutter stseets.
 The Deer Creek coal fields are being thoroughly explored and large deposits of biuminuous coal has lately been discov- cred which will soon be worked extensive ly So says the Enterprise.
 Colonel Clark, of Clarksburg, hove into the city last evening. He reports all al his village in nourishing condition, and is confident that Clarksburg will, ere long be the metropolis of Cochise.
 From reliable sources, we learn that Pete Spence has been sick since the war rant for his arrest was sworn out, and that as soon as he reeovers sufficiently, he will surrender to the proper authorities.
 Messrs A. T. Jones, Larkin w. Carr Ben Goodrich and M. A. Smith will ad dress the people of Bisbee on the issue: of the present campaign next Wednesday evening. They should be given warm reception and heard with attention.
 The Prescott Democrat chronicles rich strike near the famous Peck mine, in thC vicinity of that place, Samples from q pay streak on the l00-foot level give assays of S400O to $6000 per ton. The mnt gives every indication of permanency.
 Hip Sing, the keeper of gambling den in Chinatown, was run in last night by Officer Kenny for having struck one of the fallen damsels from his own dear, na tive land. He will be compelled to. sing before Recorder Wallace al 10 this q. m. tC what tune we do not know.
 MT. o. F. Thornton, of the Republican is expected to make a trip to northern Ar izona during the coming week. Mir Thornton is one of the most versatile writ CTS ia Arizona, and as he will write up tn, resources of the country in his travels h, should be extended generous welcom, everywhere.
 The Gazette informs us that Maricop; county Is to have new party which is {, sail under the cognomen of the "Labo Saving Party" and further asserts that will be backed by responsible men Tombstone has similar one, only tha there are no responsible men backing it-only "cranks as 1t were.
 An EPITAPn reporter was shown las evening the rattles taken from one of Ar zona's oldest inhabitants-the rattlesnak which has seventeen points and bu ton, making for his snakeship, accordin to snake sharps, wenty.three years in th territory. There are men in the territor who have had 'em larger than that. B. Lazard did the killing, about coup of miles northeast of town,
 Mohaye county, according to Presco Democrat correspondent, has a real wil man. At the last writing of said corr spondent, he was digging in the sand f water. He is said to be d large, pow erl individual with long, shaggy hair. WhC he noticed that he was observed, he h himself behind large rock This cf not be the aspirant for the position of Su erintendent of Public Instruction.
 The author of "humun beans," so V are trustworthily informed, once upon time, "writ" letter to the Humbol Times, and other Pacific coast paper, which he dealt unsparingly with the th present and future of Tombstone. He, his peculiar way, relegated this camp broken English to Hades. How wou the "v. b." like to read that letter at tl date? It is not within keeping with present aspirations.