Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
LOCAL NOTES.

~ Vizina hoistlng works, has been suspended for few days.
 w. B. Walker leaves to-day for Lake Valley, N. M, to look after his extensive mining interests.
 Judge J. M. Murphy arrived m town yesterday, nflcr an extended trip to Idaho, Nevada and California
 W. H. Savage, of isishec, came in last evening. He IS looking for Republican voters, as there are Lone Tn th;,t section.
 Frank Leslie came m from Sulphur Spring valley Inst evening. He has been as far as the Swisshelms. where he reports an abundance of game of the larger vari- et., deer, antelope, bear and-a few Indian signs.
 The County Recorder reports 2,S75 names on the Great Register. St. Da,ld s added its qu ta of 27 names yesterday, and it is eetima ed thaI the county will regis ter 2,600 names before the cl sing of r,g B. tration.
 We have npon our exchange list raper called the "C,lico Print" published at Calico. Cat. Its name would lead one to believe il a "Dolly Warden" sheet, and its editors name is Overshiner. Now, that's good combination.
 \ Work on the branch railroad from Con. tention to Tombstone was suspended about six weeks ago. Grading has been done 10 within about two miles of town, but no disposition has of late been shown by the company to continue. James Wilson, who was arrested Thurs day evening by Officer Kenney, for the larceny of a pair ot pants from his room- mate, Henry Dauger, was y, ,sterday ad- judged guilty by Judge Wallace, and sen fenced t 60 days in the county jail
 Billy Fay, who was seriously burned at the Fourth str, el fire some monl sint c, is recovering as fast as could be expected. He is able 10 be up, and will soon be about the streets. His face will always bear a reminder of his narrow escape from d ter. ribie death.
 The residence, No. 557 Eighth street, owned by George Mauk, and occupied by Walter Palmer and Dennis Kane, was tn. tered by burglars Thursday evening aud robbed of two gold watches, a pair of pants, an about $l00 m coin. No clew as yet to the thieves.
 Frank s. Ingoldsby, the wellknown draughtsman, intends taking his departure for Lake Valley, New Mexico, in a few days Frank is one of the cleverest men in his profession, and bustling city like Tombstone should give him encourage ment enough 10 remain here.
 While the residents of Fremont street below Fourth, are duly aware of the bene fits d'rived from the thorough sprinklinG of that thoroughfare, it would be wis, move on the part of the uachuca com pany, to defer that portion of its drt es until the mud, winch has bee n ,uch an an noyance of late has disappeared.
 The Star of the 9th says of the popula nominee for Councilman: "Jas. II. Tevi and his eslimable lady arrived last nigh from Teviston. They will remain uni tomorrow. Captain Teyis is candidat for the Legislative Council from Cochist and bls election is a faregone conclusion He is an old Ariznnln, and true to all ir terests, irrespective of section.
 It is now ascertained that High Priva,, is a s.. jailed Democrat who has lee fed on official pap for the past few years and was thrown overboai d by cnnventiol of his party, because he was not de me, either eff 'ient as an officer, or spniless q man. He had better be guuded in hi expressions or some developments may b made to the public far from pleasing [, him.
 O'Brien Moore, who has filled the pos tion of city editor on thls paper duIin the management rf Mir. Purdy. yesterda rendered his resignation. He will assum similar position on our evening conten porary. MT. Moore is a journalist ot great deal more thnn ord mary ability, an his many friends in Tombstone will l plsased t. lea that his sphere of us,fu nses stIli remains here.