Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-11

John Noble is expected from the coast on Thursday.
 Ben Williams has been in town oI late, but liable to go out any day,
 Agent Stiles of the A. X s. E. R. R. is expected hcme from the east early in the coming month";
 The Catholic church ia heirg en- larged at both ends to accommodate the increasing attendance.
 The iain fell was E inches las, Tuesday, night. The wash was turned into raging torrent for several hours.
 Assistant Supt. Harvey of the A | X s. r.. is a very busy man, and hard to find. He has "good corps O assistants.
 | Louis Bodecker from Sonora was doing some figuring yesterday with Mr. Patrick the cattle buyer. This looks like deal in stock. It is understood that the cattle | quarantine will be raised about Nov, l5. There has been much complaint in consequence of its existence.
 Scott White and Constable Tom Vaughn have been close friends for two days. They are still looking for jurors and witnesses. Mir. White will be here Thursday.
 Burge, the Prescott printer, was here today from Globe. etc. He says he m made big stack of money while on the road, holding up his right Tn support of the remark.
 Andrew ZeigleI Of Tucson went over Saturday to the old pueblo and returned this morning. He is a machinist and is interested with his father in South Bisbee.
 Mary Tack, former Tombstonian is still looking for an opening. She expected to take the Norton house but the owner and Mary could not close terms.
 Phil Hart, brother Of Kirt of Tue son, likes B;sbee. He ia new to the camp having come from Congress and Tucson to join Dr. Sweet in the medical department, as prescription clerk.
 A. D. Walsh having retired from the Can Can restaurant, Hanninger Bros. will resume business in @ few day. in tha. resort. Harry Hannipger in in Tucson today on business bent, and will return Thursday probably A night owl counter will be established d on the "Maze" site.
 ] Batter Bros. who have the contract to furnish 175.oOO brick for the Copper Queen Co. meet with a serious loss last week at Naco Junction losing | over 35,O00 bricks during the heavy | rain and foods. Over SO,O00 were ready for delivery when they lost nearly half and the work will have to be done ever again.
 The following "send or of our Bis bee correspondent appears in the Orb and we publish 1t in full that our readers may become better acquainted with our gifted correspondent: "G. W. Pi,tock, one of the brightest newspaper men on this siie of the cor tinent. has accepted the editorship of the The Bi,bee Department" Of the Tombstone FRosPEcToR and has assumed command. MT. Pittock was connected for some time with the Phoenix Republican, his magic pen and noticeable individualism placing that paper to the front as the leading administration organ, since which time it has smsssed fortune. His fame having reached the ancient pueblo, PInhead Hughes secured MT. Piitock's services for that sterling republican sheet, the Tucson Star, upon which he did excellent work some months, glittering editorials in depunciation of Hoo. Mark Smith evidencing the fact that the pencil | pusher was not a novice. Rowing to the wishes of an old time friend and & seductive salary Mir. Pittock left PInbead in the throes of @ hot cam- paign and hied himself hither where, until the ides of November the politi- clan end the balance of mankind will be made to vince under his caustic pen. We doff our hat to merit. One who can tint the gold, paint the lilly | oy burn tho eapds of Sahara cannot