Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-07-08
LOCAL. NOTES.
Thornton evidently likes water.

Nj. Mcdowell, well known Charles ,onite, was m Tombstone yesterday.
 Mrs. James Mccoy returned to the city recently, after an absence of several weeks
 Lynch X O'Neil will open up their saloon at Kelly's old stand, on Allen street, this evening.
 General D. K. Wardwell, the Democratic warehouse of the Huachucas, is spending a few days in town.
 Neagle ought to have known better than l., delay the birth of that baby until after the census was taken.
 James Lane refused to prosecute Joe Prlce, yesterday, and the prisoner was dis charged on payment of costs
 One hundred dozen French and Ameri- can stockings and corsetS have just been received at Summeriield Bros.
 Allen street 'helween Fourth aud Fifth streets, will be generally occupied in few days Tine new buildings are nearly com. pleated.
 Business is booming in Tombstone. Stores and saloons are almost continuously crowded with busy, surCing mass of hu- Inanity.
 Captain ThOinpSon, of the Third Cav airy, is in town. The Captain commands ihe scouting party in tue southeastern DOT tion of this county.
 Ten candidates l,,r tine office of Sheriff were discussing Ih" situation, n front Of Joyce's bar, for mury than an hour yester- day. They represented all shtde' of poliii- cal opinion, and were as uu,jcablc set az could be easily encountered.
 Ike wishes his friends to understand that his keno game will open at the old place tonight. Ike runs a square game, and has the faculty of treating his customers well. The old place can be easily found, and don't forget to give Ike call.
 A. Cohen, of the firm of Cohen Bros, dealers in tobaccos and cigars, returned from San Francisco yesterday. He has purchased finer stock than he had before the fire, which he will open out in few days at the old stand on Allen street.
 Fred. Restig, the newly appointed fore man of the Ingersol mine, was serenaded at his residence, corner of Fourth and Stafford streets, last evening Mir. Restig has been a Benedick for the past few days, and the band boys were complimenting him on the event.
 Messrs Charles Place and A. R. Fiske, of the N. Y. N. E. and W. Investment Co.,. arrived in this city last evening. They came 10 examine the works of the Hua- chuca Water Company, in which they are largely interested. We extend to them a cordial welcome.
 Mir. E. c. Gage, Superintendent of the Grand Central mine, arrived in Tombstone yesterday from the East, where he had been on protracted visit. He is enjoying first class health, and is accompanied by Mrs. Gage, whom wo understand has but recently assumed that name.
 Dr. Blackwood reports the condition of Charles Helm not seriously changed, though he is resting much easier. The rough ride of twelve miles, in heavy springless wagon, from the place he was shot to Dragoon Summit, the Doctor thinks was enough to kill an ordinary man. Fine Pacific Water Jacket smeIters.
 The vast mineral deposits of smelling ore now being developed in all parts of Arizona has created large demand for the most approved means of reduction ThC Water Jacket Shelters for both gaena and copper ores, made by the Pacific Iron Works, Rankin, Brayton & Co.,, Of San Francisco, seems to have met all require- ments in this way, and have so far been universally successful in working every class of ores found in this Territory Ail our most en,erprsing companies are using them in preference 10 any other make, and 50 far as we can lesrn, with the most satis. factory results, We recall no instances in which anythirg like failure has been make with these smelters, while many others have wrecked the fortunes of those who have put their trust in them.
 The smelters unQueStionably embrace the most perfect mechanical appliances now know for the treatment of all classe. of smelling ores, and their general adop- tion has greatly stimulated mining develoi . ment, and contributed much 10 the ma. terial advancement of this interest in all the mining States and Territories. Ey-