The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-13
LOCAL SPa.INTERS.

THE sidewalk on the north side of Allen street is being repaired. Itneeded it.
 FIVE bars of bullion, valued at $13,6O2, were shipped by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S ex- press today.
 SOME thieves broke in the house of Mir. Hasselgren yesterday afternoon and stole two sets of valuable jewelry.
 SATURDAYS Citizen had fine engraving of the Pima county court house. It will be fine building when complete,
 THE total amount of money order re- ceipts at the postofilce during the last week was $326S.6S, and the orders paid amounted to $417.20.
 ANOTHER great load of furniture was delivered at the Grand yesterday. The house will be open for guests about the 18th instant.
 A NOVEL and useful canteen has been patented by Mir. Farciot, that just meets the requirements of prospcctors. See ad- vertisement among City Items.
 THE Tombstone Mill and Mining Co. has declared it's twenty fourth regular monthly dividend of 10 cents per share, payable March 18th.
 A LARGE stock of stoves and stamped goods will shortly be received by Messrs. Fredericks & Hill direct from St. Louis. These gentlemen are going to sell goods at less than St Louis prices. Give them q call for anything in the line of stoves or tinware.
 Do NOT forget Mrs. Carrie Gregory's benefit at Schieffclln hall to-morrow even ing, on which occasion will be presented Dion Boucicaults laughable comedy of Andy Blake" The best local talent will appear in the various roles, and the enter tainment will be strictly first-class.
 HILLY HICKsoN, who died this morning, was we'll and full of life on Saturday He was walking on pair of stilts when he fell over and hurt his back, but at the time not supposed to be seriously. In the even- ing he went to bed, and on Sunday at the alarm of fire he got up and went to the window and looked out. This morning he WIS taken with spasm, and in about ten minutes yielded up his young lite. The parents have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community.
 A LIVELY blaze occurred Sunday after. noon, on Allen, near the corner of Eighth street, burning down the Nay Up lodging house and three room tenement house owned by Mr. North. The fire caught in the tenement house, supposed from q defective stOvepipe. The fire companies were promptly at the scene of confagra- tion and soon had the flames under con trol. This IS another reminder to our people that they cannot exercise too much vigilance in looking after their fiues and stovepipes.
 \ ANOTHER big strike, only thirty miles from Tombstone, is reported. Our inform ant saw man banning out about 10 pounds of pulp, Sunday, from which the lucky prospector, at reasonable estimate, took $l5O free gold and native silver. This is at the rate of $30,00O per ton The shaft is down 30 feet the bottom all in thick kind of "truck," says the owner. The locality is kept profound secret, but the mine is for sale; price $3,O00,000!
 MEssRs c. T. and w. C. Stenhouse, sons of T. B. H. Stenhouse, Esq, of San Fran- cisco, have been called to the death bed of their father, leaving by to-day's~ stage for Contention. Mir Stenhouse has been con nected with the New York Herald for twenty-five years, and for the last seven the San Francisco representative of that journal. He started the Salt Lake Daily Telegraph, the first gentle journal ever published in the City of the Saints. He was also the author of work exposing Mormonsm, entitled Rocky Mountain Saints," which was means of calling at tention to the curse of polygamy as prac- tised by the Mormons The brothers who go on their sorrowful mission have the sympathy of their many friends in Tomb. stone