Tombstone epitaph., 1896-01-05
BIsBks, Jan. 2, 1896.
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The importation Of cattle from 4sxioo have fallen of in all the ports of entry during the past week.
 L. P. Lowe and H. c. Brown. Of the Mount Lowe and PaAAdens Electric railway, who are st present in Phoe- nix, are expected to visit our lively burg before returning to California.
 The theatrical season Is to open in Biebse the latter part of this month.
 A mountain lion measuring six feet and nine inches from tip oi nose to end of tail, was killed in the Huachu- cas lass week. The animal was tracked in the snow to . small cave where he was killed.
 A. T. Henson oi Texas. has returned home after . trip to Mexico en cattle bu insss. He reports the cattle in very fair condition.
 The outlook for cattle next year is promising indeed, and our catllemen are holding back for that time.
 Ben Williams and Walter Douglas returned from Tucson Tuesdsy where they have been on business connected with the copper mines recently pur- chased in shat vici.ity.
 Norman Richardson came over from the county sest y-eterdsy. and will re- main here wi,h his father.
 Several buildings which gre under way O! construction, are delayed by the non-airival of lumber.
 A dance va. held @. the custom house on New Years eve by the res. iden,s of that place.
 The duck hunters have returned from Mexico, bringing with them over 200 Of :hose birds.
 Allen English and con were pssssn- gers on the incoming train yesterday.
 VIC. Land was sn incoming pas senHer yesterday, and will make another shipment Of cattle in a few dave.
 The Chciagc Ladies Qusrtet.e that is to make 6 tour Of the territory soon will probably take in Bisoee on their rounds.
 Hugh Conlon and wife, of Sulphur Spring valley, spent New Years 1T town.
 Miss Jennie Moson, of Hereford, i, spending few days in Bisbss as ,hs guest of Mi,s Slaughter.
 rEs days sTs sonsuhat wsImsr II this direction. but ths nights continue chilly.
 The infant son oi Ttos. Wright we. buried ysstsrday.
 E. strieasr and vie entertained f few friends at their residence On New Years eve.
 The usual number Of new leavel were turned over yesterday.
 IOsing to the mislsying o! a part 0 ou. copy the account Of the dance vii not appear In this issus.
 The mine started up again yester- day morning and the smelter fire were started last night.
 The infant daughter of Jim John son, which has been i'll for sometime past. d,ed Tuesday evening and wal buried yestsrdsy afternoon.
 Bisbse as well as other towns in the territory is coming in for its share o counterfeit money. A badly made imitation of . silver dollar, ligh. in weight and roughly executed, has made it's appssranee; no business man would have trouble in detecting its character. Ons of ou- leading merchants few days since received at his place of buisnrss . one dollAI Treasnry note raised to five and this, too, done in a very hungline manner but yet entirely capable Of de ceiving anyone in the twilight o evening unless closely examined Other instances Of spurious coin o lesssr denominations have come tc light recently SO that it becomes quite certain that one or more persons IT the territory are making or putting the stuff into circulation. A lir,l, care in this matter may be the meanl of bringing the counserfeiters to jus tiss.