Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
From, Friday's Daily.

from flying visit to Tucson. n' brought Mrs. Hare with him. The's timable lady, whose name was Mis- Patterson, was not entirely unknown in Tombstone where she made man! friends during a brief visit. In com mon with host of friends the PRos. RECTOR wishes them a multitude oi joys and happiness.
 The Rt. Rev, J. M. Kendrick D. D., Bishop of New Mexico and Arizona is expected tomorrow and will preach and administer the rite of confrma ton at St. Paul on Sunday.
 A drummer for San Francisco house lost his head this morning and started in to do up one of our mer- chants. The latter being barred from active engagements by the rules o good society, the more youthful members of the firm accepted tn. challenge. It was an even bet till th third round that neither would gr' knocked out before the 18th round At this point another competitor shie' his caster into. the ring and when tn. smoke had cleared away and the mournful procession wended its wa, from the city hall the city had been enriched just $48.
 The City Council met last night The committee on printing reported. that they had arranged for printing tax receipts and were given time 10 re port on other necessary blanks
 The city attorney was instructed to appeal the case of Reilly vs. the Cit! of Tombstone in which judgment wa. given for the fermer.
 The committee appointed to ae, with regard to securing legislation necessary to reduce the cost of run ming the city. asked for further tine to report.
 Forecast for to morrow :-heavy wind from the southeast, snow in the mountains, followed in the evening b, a warm, pleasant atmosphere with good music and dancing at Mining Exchange Hall as usual under the auspices of Walsh and Hawke.
 Service will be held by the Catholic church at Bisbee on next Sunday a, the usual time.
 H. G. Howe returned to-day from Wilcox. He reports @ lively appear. ance to that town.
 A. J. Godfrey returned yesterday from an extended trip to Mexico. He brought back venisons and ducks. to his own content and disapprobation of his pack burro.
 The city treasury of Tucson is with. out funds. Better come down and take lessons from Tombstone.
 Mrs. c. J. Bush, widow of the we'll known Tombstone citizen who was so rnthlessly murdered in Sonora few weeks since, came up from Nacosari yesterday and will remain in town.
 A Lenten service will be held at S.. PauPs church on Friday at p. m >. with meditation by the rector. All are cordially invited.
 The funeral of Mrs. Ann Cowan took place this afternoon and Was largely attended by a multitude o' sorrowing friends.
 Samanieg has introduced d bill in the house to remove the capital iron, PheniX to Tucson.
 R. w. Wood ttlegraphed to Yuma yesterday, asking ii the people needed assistance. The reply came back from s. s. Gillespie, treasurer of the reli,i committee: "Yes how much can W, draw on you foiP" A subscription paper was placed at the bank this morning and sbout $lOO was sub scrihed before noon lc-day. Every body who feels inclined can place their money to the credit of the sui- f-rers by calling al the bank. Anl amount will be acceptable, from fifty cents upward
 Joseph V. Dorv, of Warsaw, H., was troubled with rheumatism and tried dozen different remedies, but says none of them seemed to do him any good; but finally he got held of one that speedily cured him. He was much pleased with it and felt sure that others similarly afflicted would be glad to know what the remedy was that cured him. He states for the benefit of the public that it is called Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It is for sale here at 50 cents per bottle by our