Tombstone epitaph., 1895-11-10
BISBEE SUNBEAMS
BisBEE. November ', 1895. FROM MEXICO.

the land of manyana, and especially in the vicenity of Nacossri, we learn that the Mociezuma company are busily engaged in enlarging their present smelling plant and putting Tn new machinery. A new water jacket for enc of the large furnaces arrived last week and was being put in posi- ton when he left. A car load Of cop per matte is taken out every four days and forge number ot teams are con stsntly on the road both ways.
 MT, E. Clifford is still putting on more teams in order to handle the large amount of coke and supplies that are arriving.
 The capitalists who went to that place with . view of purchasing are still in that vicinity. So far as our informant had learned there is not a word of truth in the rumor that the mines had been sold for SSOO,OOO to this gentleman who is supposed to rep resent the Rothchilds.
 Prospectors in that vicinity are bringing in good samples and have high assays of copper from their rock |. It is rumo,ed that another company may take hold in tha, vicinity. Our informant could not give full particu- lars of this matter but hopes to soon.
 INTERESTING BITS.
 B. F. Brown of the Erie Cattle com pany, Is in town. He reports every thing in hourishing condition in his part of the country.
 Scott White has been on & visi, to our city and took two U. s. prisoners to Tombstone where they are to be ex- smined before the court commissioner.
 Nothing further has been heard of Vim. Wolverton in this vicinity, since last accounts. Messrs. Morgan and Thompson have been gone to the lat ter's ranch and were expected in last night but had not arrived at late hour. They expected to find some trace of him in that vicinity.
 Jack Maxfeld is building an add,- ton to his house on Mob Hill.
 Jack Stevenson, the cook, left yes terday for San Francisco, where in future he will reside.
 Sheriff Fly has been over on cour, business, and judging from the num- Der of long faces, Tombstone will have lalge contingent from here next Monday.
 A large number oi adobcs are belng made at La Morita for buildings to be erected at that place.
 MT. Clifford has opened a store al the stockyards, or Don Louis station as it is called. He has g large stock of goods of all kinds.
 Jack Pennypacker is visitor to ou, city from the county seat.
 A rather heavy frost fell last night and this morning the air was decidedly bracing.
 Mrs. E1ilena Bradley has returne1 to Tombstone after spending several days with Mrs. James Orwell. She was very much impressed with hel visit, and hopes 10 return soon.
 Lewellen Metcalf IS some what under the weather the past few days and ha, been unable to be in the store. sLIG HI MISTAKE. Our society reporter was evidently o0s AAot AAkh as hC fV POi eS shS 'OttN" ing: A well known man of rather heavy build come out Of the brewery and, feeling somewhat joyful, started up the street. In front Of Gehl and Metcalf's butcher shop he imagined Inc saw a woman, he rushed forward and was soon hugging with all his might and calling her pet names. When he discovered he was hugging @ veal with the skin on which had been left out side. he wanted to treat the boys who saw his mistake and have them keep still, but the reporter couldn't see il that way.
 COVERINGS. Wells, the San Bernardino, Cslifor- mia, cattle buyer, was passenger on the incoming train yesterday.
 Dot, The Miners Daughter" is coon to be presented to the Bisbee pub lie. The date has Eot been set as yet Peter Johnston left last night for he u1os ar nat,.- tust-