Tombstone epitaph., 1895-11-17
BISBEE SuNBEAMS
B sBEE. November l3. 1895.
 THE BALL.

were hansome and unique. The first lsdies prize was awarded to Miss Alice Lemon, who was attired in in blue gown decked with silver stsrs.
 The frss gentlemsn's prize was awarded to Mir. Wm. Grenfell. who represented Sir Walter Rsliigh.
 The second ladies prize for the most comic and best sustained character. was given to Nrs. Chas. Crouch, who took the part Of Mexican wssherwo- man.
 The second gentlemsn's prize was awarded to Mir. H. Littlepage, who represented the coming woman.
 The Alcsz. AT orchestra was on hand and the music was c treat that the Bisbee people have not enjoyed lately.
 Dancing was continued until late hour by those who delight to trip the light fantastic.
 Among other costumes noticeable were the following: Music, the Bat, Flower Girl. Two Little Girls in Blue, Clowns, Folly, Colored Gentleman, Night and Tamborine Girls. COVERINGS. A light shower of rain fell last night and the weather is decidedly cold.
 Mir. H. c. Frazier is moving into his new home near Castle Rock.
 Work has begun on the erection of MT. Kellsr's house which was recently brought over from Tombstone. Lswellen Metcalf and H. Miller left Monday for Tombstone on court business. They did not learn Of the postponement in time to save the trip. It is doubtful if the Richard Davis shooting case will be tried at All ss the prosecutor has left for parts unknown. B. F. Brown o! the Erie Cattle com psuy is iu town on business connected with his cattle interests. D. H. Snyder has returned from Tucson where he hss been on busin ess.
 Several jurors and witnesses arrived from Tombstone today. They will re- turn again on Monday next. Sam Webb has returned to Nogalss after c short visit to our city. B. Rose returned from an extended trip to Mexico yesterday. N. Smith wac an outgoing passen' ger on the train yesterday. c. A. O'Kie!e, the cattle man, hai another train load of cattle abou, ready. They will be taken to Texas.
 Bisbee is becoming shipping point for mescal. Several barrels were taken out yesterday.
 The smelter was started up las' nigh, but was closed down again owing to sheet blowing out of the boiler! and allowing the steam to escape. The miners had to be hois,ed at the Hol brook as there was not steam enougt left to hoist the cage at the Czar.
 George Gemble, while making s coupling yesterday, slipped and hi. wrist was caught and badly mashed between the bolt-hesds of the cars.
 Jar. Johnson. who was shot by the Mexican, is rapidly improving and will soon be around again.
 Robt. Caigle returned yesterday from Tombstone where went on court business.
 Mrs. Cal Bsrnaby has joined her husband here and will spend the win ter in Bisbee.
 Bisbee wss treated to . steedy show CT of rain yesterday afternoon, ant later by . fall of sleet. The weathe is unusually cold for this time of year
 Mrs. Tom Hopkins is spending [ few days in the city. She is the sues of Miss Della Burr.
 The Mexicsns were on another tart last night and did considerable shoot ing in the lower part of town. NJ damage wac done, however.
 BIsBEE. November IA, 1895. CASE OF SUICIDE. wm. Robinson, better known a Roxy" sn old time Tombstoner, com mitted suicide here on Tuesday even ing by taking morphine. Roxe, came here about . week ago lookini for work and took . room at Mrs. Lee. lodging house. He was around towr