Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-25
LOCAL NOTES.

]. natural.' |. The latest thing is d flexible bustle The D. are fashionable as well as useful at tll C skating rink. = The market continues to be fully SUI
 piled with venisen and antelope of tn ,, finest quality.
 Every republican "coppers" bis pelitic
 nor-a-days and play them straight up to win. He wins. Hishheelcd boots are fashionable now, a-days, and will possibly remain so .unti the mud dries up. At late hour last night Officer Coylt
 was testing easily, but his recovery is ye matter of doubt.
 The roads leading to Contention aud Charleston are considerably cut up by the heavy quartz teams.
 An amateur skater was rather badly hurt at the rink last night He wears an overburdened eye today.
 The moralists say, "An honest man is the noblest work of God" but the trouble is He didn't put in full time.
 The young man with kiss-mc quick. before-papa-comes mustache isn't so pro. miscuous now as heretofore
 The music at the Episcopal church is net quite so classical or good as Il used to be, brt-yet it serves inc Lord in plaln way.
 Tn: grand base ball match between the | Tom bstone and Tucson clubs will take place at the race track on Thanksgiving day.
 If Williams was guilty of the remark attributed to him by the Republican he ought to have a life sentence and then be hanged.
 Joyce takes flying visit 10 his Sulphur Spring valley ranch, today, returning this evening He has 100 cattle on his ranch at present.
 Judge A. o. Wallace returned yesterday from Tucson. Isn't it queer how these old chaps go away from home to have a good time?
 What this county wants is some one who will get ''river and harbor" appro- priation for the San Pedro. All the boys play Pedro.
 We understand the day shift at the Head Center has been discharged and the mine shut down, pending the consolidation with ,he Tranquility.
 The rain is not all over the town, al- hough there appears to be an unlimited. quantity above, for it was falling almost all day yesterday.
 Under Sheriff II. NJ. Woods is confined ohis room with his old enemy, ,infammato- ry rheumatism. His many friends hope for aspeedy recovery.
 In Maricopa the official count gives Osborn, for recorder, four votes over Kirk land, and Webb, D. for assembly, five votes over Stlnson.
 As will be seen in our report, Williams, the layer of Ziegler, was found guilty of manslaughter and will be sentenced by the court this morning.
 We arc Informed that $50 head of the cattle belonging to the estate of John Me Kenzie have been contracted for by Thomas Dunbar, of Tres Alamos.
 Among the assets of the Western Union Telegraph company are 131, ,00O telegraph poles, a good portion of which are internal nusances, so far as the public is con- cerned.
 Some people contend you can tell a man by his hand. Bsb Hatch says it ain't so He struck a fellow once who had four aces, and he looked like he had four flush.
 The crossing from Joyce's Oriental saloon to tEe Crystal Palace has been laid with stone. The thirsty traveller need not now wade through the mud knee deep to get drink.
 The deserters from the regular army during the past year were more than half as many as the enlisted and re.enlsted. The boys do nov seem to like Uncle Sam's way of doing things.
 The grand jury holds over until the court again convenes. In the meantime it will look for crooks and turns. It might be we'll to examine the records on "brands and marks" Under Sheriff H. M Woods is once more on his pins, but his condition is such that it IS thought he will lose the use of his two great toes. This inflammatory rheumatism is great bore.
 The following bullion was shipped from Contention fer the two weeks ending No- ] venber 21: Head Center mil, bars Bes- 1 ton mill, bars; Contention mill % bars; ; Grand Central mill, il bars. Total, 43 bars.
 The Star says: Tiffany says be has never been really happy since he left San Carlos. He forgot 10 steal the agency building" There is no use talking; some thing will have to be done with that man