Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-03
BISBEE NEWS.
BIsBEE, Jan. 6, lS9o,
COPPERINGs.

Fred Fuss and his little daughter returned this evening from Tombstone where they have been on a short visit.
 Fl land returned this evening from apo 1T of his short business trips. He is seemingly kept quite busy over here from the amount of travelling he's de- ing of late.
 Messrs Williams and Conlon, our scientific druggists, are planning quite extensive improvements for their store at present, and they expect some day te have as fine etore as can be found in this county. They have already placed fine patent cigar case in position and have stocked it with as fine line of cigars as can be found anywhere. This, however. is only 6 starter and we are anxiously holding our breath waiting for the next move.
 Bisbee is right up to date on every thing and is bound to have all the conveniences that can be found any where. The above was probably in the mind of that heaviest of tonsorial artists, Mir. Emil Marks, when he set about working on pet scheme of his 6 number of days ago. Marks had been reading st length in number of papers about the work of barber's unions in various eastern cities and finally came to the conclusion that something of the kind would be quite a good thing for the Bisbee barbers. Accordingly he started out some five or six days ago to see what he could do towards organizing som ,f the kind, and, owing to h. .ole and persuasive manner, he seeded in accomplishing All that he desired.
 The union is now thoroughly organ ized with MI. Marks as Chief Razoo and the first move of the organization will be fully felt olN'he coming Sun day. On and after that date all the shops in town will cloee Sundays at F n. sharp and our society gents will be given their choice between getting up at a reasonable hour and of having their facs scraped by pair of Tim Grithth's horse clippers.
 What the next move of the combine will bs is yet to be seen, for they are still alive and looking for more worlds to conquer.
 Mir. c. l.. Cummings, one of Tomb stones prosperous business men. ca 10 e in on the train today fer short visit.
 The train this evening brought in quite number of strangers, seyeral of whom had evidently done quite q lit tie travelling of late and were a little bit weary at any rate they ramained asleep in the coach for some time after the train pulled in and seemed much surprised to find themselves at the end Of their journey.
 Several of the young men of the town have taken it into their heads that the -nuld like to cultivate A small sized ~-.sker and they are eni- stly making preparations for the or of a whisker club. The scheme they have in mind is about a g fellows: 10 get about twenty of the | young p1en of the town to join tho | 'lub, which IS to run from February -ss to July 4th, each ono to pay au entrance fee of S2.50. This money ia 'll to be put in 8 pool and every msm- 'er shaving before the end of the spec he'd term IS to lose all interest therein.
 At twelve o'clock noon of July 4th he members ct the club still in good tandiHs will meet and decide on the rogrsm Tor a Blowout for their own zciusive benefit in which the entire oo!is fo te spent. The chief movers tho affair are Arthur Lu,Iey, Pretty rank Jehnson, and Col. II. G Steya.l hese gentlemen arc all powerful stay $ on racket Of this kind as it is lite doubtful that and change would T at all noticeable on any of their C ces at the end of 70 short period s ewevsr the affair is go as Choyy arlington and Jimmy Munch have d ready signifed their Inten,iors os D ming anc others are bound to follow. Anyone desiring further inforna- u n on the rubjcct can receive the . ne from any of above named parties, 'N " Of whom will furnish it most will III gly. =. ..