The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-06
 LOCAL SPLaNTEKS.

LOSAL Sh hhN EhS
 SUNDAY was very quiet day in Tomb stone, and those days usually are.
 MIR. A. J. MEHAN is erecting neat cot tage on Fourth street, between Stafford and Bruce.
 DEPUTY POSTMASTER CHAPIN reports another republican. voter this morning See "Uorn."
 LOUIS MARTINEZ was arrested by po liceman Coyle for assault and battery on Victor Elenes.
 A MAN, who was native of Portugal died of heart disease in Longs restaurant, at Contention, yesterday.
 DAN O'CoNNoR has charge of the EPI. TAPH local route, and will leave your paper at any place you may designate.
 THE case of Forster and Wherfritz, the former charged with fighting, and the latter with resisting ap officer, was heard before Judge Wallace this afternoon.
 ON complaint of MT. Wherfritz, man by the name of Reilly was arrested for using bad language, Judge Wallace fined the prisoner $5 and he was discharged.
 THE bullion shipment yesterday, by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express, for the Tombstone Mill & Mining O., was four bars, weighing 72s pounds and valued at S10,5S4
 THERE is a handsome picture at the Oriental saloon, representing Andromeda "Chained to the Rocks" which will be rallied to-nigh at o'clock; 100 chances at one dollar each.
 MRS. JESSIE BROWN has leased the new hotel in Socorro. The town is said to be a live place with bright future before it, and no doubt Mrs. Brown will do well there; we trust so, at least.
 Two men-Gorman and Staley--were arrested yesterday by officer Solan for fighting. On being arraigned before Judge Wallace to day, Staley was discharged and Gomran fined $5 and costs
 A NEW plank walk was laid in front of Spangenberg's gun shop and the assay of flee of H. W. Kearsing this morning. The walk is thus extended half way down the square. Make it complete the whole way
 THE case of the Commonwealth vs. Thos. Keefe, charged with petty larceny, was heard this morning by Judge Spicer. There being no evidence whatever tending to convict, the defendant was released
 THERE have been over ono thousand sig natures appended to the petition for mill. tary post at Cloverdale springs, Ami mas valley, New Mexico This fact shows that our people take an interest in this matter.
 FOURTH street is getting to be too utterly too as a residence boulevard. When the new bridge is completed one can drive over the mesa, past the beautiful gardens, and imagine he IS in Paradise or Los An geles Just think of it.
 A. BAUER, of the Union Market, has To- cated his slaughterhouse in the large ar. roya north of the city, on the Sycamore pipe line, where every convenience is had for his business. Besides he has lately re- ceived one of the neatest delivery wagons to be seen on our streets.
 WHEN you have finished the labors of the day, and sit slippered in your easy chair pulling fragrant havana, how pleasant to have an evening paper brim full of bright newsy items from both home and abroad together with general reading, facts and Dlt? All this you find in the EVENING EPITAPH. Take it.
 THE furniture for the Grand hotel is all at Contention, and is expected up to.mor- row. It was all purchased by Mir. Me Bride at the manufactory in St. Lotus, Missouri, and is of late designs and work The freight bill amount to about $3,000, sufficient of itself to furnish a pretty good house,
 MRs. MCBRIDE, landlady of the Grand, is getting quite quantity of choice win dow plants started, which will grace the windows of each hall in the upper floor of the hotel. The porch on the second floor will also be ornamented with ivies and other choice clim bers, which will relieve the vacant spaces between the windows. Mrs. Mcbride has passion for floracul. ture and is very successful Tn her efforts in that line
 MR. RILEY, whom we know to be very quiet man, ordinarily, tells a very differ ent story about the Eagle brewery racket Saturday night from what "Citizen" did in his card that appeared Sunday morn ing It seems that his honor also took similar view, fom the fact that he did not enter up more than nominal fine against him.