Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-02

A. A. Castenada Of Bens on. 6, ent Friday in the city.
 Andy Bissett, hospitsl steward, re- turned this morning.
 Jn0. T. Pertle tue contracto vas late arrival from Tombstone.
 R. D. French WAS here Friday and Saturday, going to Tomb,tone Sstur- day evening.
 Dispatcher w. H. Broome left Thursdsy to meet his vile and child. All came in this morning.
 Lexis is resting sasier," said Ber Williams of his brother. With rest Mir. Williams will be ont shortly.
 John E. Williams and Chae. Holtz were raised to master mssons in Perfect Ashlar lodge Thursdav even- ing. Several at down to repas. after the ceremony.
 Emelle Silvas disturbed the peace by firing in the street. He wac srrest = ed for attempting to murder s com padre. Justice Williams will send Emelie to Tombstone in default Of a $500 bond.
 The s ton engine from Scranton, Ps., was pulled in late this evening from Benson, engine No. 3, from Fair bank, doing the work. The other engines could pull only ' loads, while the new engine No. 6, will pull F loads into Bisbee.
 The Democratic primaries passed off quietly, and the chosen twenty were: s. T. Wylie, r. A. Sweet, F. NJ. Mckay. NJ. c. Benton, A. T. Sowlr, A. w. Howe, John $. Warren, S. c. Perrin, J. w. Wallace. c. E. Cum mings L. c. ShattucI. B. J. O'Reilly, Willard Goodrich, J. A. Irwin. John <. Taylor, Hugh Conlon, Frank Gsrri. son, H. R. Hsnninger, John B. Anguis Will Pritchett.
 The local fire department met Fri day evening. Chief C. A Overlook in the chair, Secretary !. A. Campbell and Treasurer James $. Williams in their places. The bill of Sl,20O for building the excellent home Of the department, was paid, together win other claims. The department hss 4 byse caIts. 2,CG0 feet Of hOse and the pre-sure ,,is sll that could be desired. The department include those named above, Ben Williams, 0. L. Beckwith, E. G. Norton, J B. Anguis, John 6. Williams, c. C. Warner, c. W. Claw. son, Allie Sowle. Emil Marks. and forty others. The department. will give a ball about Oct. F.
 "Hsi a good time at Fl Psso and have ieen stopping at all points. Nothing but ovstions. The New York police rave us lots Of latitude. We bsl the righ. of way on Broadway, and that" pointing to bracsl, t. "was given to me by Cuban senorita for . handful of hsrdtack." This was the way DaVe Hughes talked after hl- arrival this morning. He came in with Jess Tolapd, and the whistles Llew again, dynamiter took smelter hill. the flags were run up and cheers floated through the sulphur smoke. The "Roueh R;ders" were warmly greeted and are still shaking hands. Johnny Toomev did the honors at Whitehe ads Queen" restaurant and Doctor Harrington broke e bottle On the march up Main St., Charley Felt man led with tattersd c. A. R. flax, followed by Dick Hartman with @ big drum ard Joe Beebe beating a tafoo on snare. l, was an imposing pro- cesfiOn Of five minutes duration dur ing which Hartman ruptured the big drum. Johnny Toomey had arranged 6 feast at Giesenhofer's "Wsldor" for the evening and as ? o'clock, Hughes announced that he must leave 10: Tucson This statement changed the programe. The boys were as welcome as the flowers that bloom in the spring" Each wore the! resul, ti ID suit of the Rough Riders." Next will be NJ, ,CAbe and WI!csx and they will bs royalty received, as will all