Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-16


 for treasurer by exclamation. w. F
 Bradley of Tomb. tone. was renomin
 at, d for prof ate judge. Made unaIi l.
 m0u.. It was the same with W. A
 was some feeling manifest, outside, ir
 view Of Wiggins' failure tp get there
 and for time it worked like an inde.
 pendant candidate for recorder. In
 this case the party failed to bscS
 brother Shil'iam. Young Wiggin-
 will he letter off in taking q prOmi-ed
 job with the Copper Queen Co. He i-
 @ gentlemanly fellow and does not
 feel broke up even though he had
 been led 10 expect a place on the
 ticket. Though some folks looks d for
 s breezy session it failed to materis-
 lize and all went ot' AS neatly esecuts d as did Dewey do things before Manila. | HarwOOd for assessor. Emil Marks of Bi bee was nominated by Dr. Toney ; Thomas Walter Wirgins of Bishea, s crippled Rough Rider, by John Mont gomery. Each eudurspd and pungled | 10 the chairman, vote: Marks 30. 1 Virgins l9. Former nominated. G. W. Swain o! Tombstone had the district attorney ship corraltd and he unlnaded himself in & neat speech. | II. G-rw-in of Btnson, and F. D. Cadw' Il of Pearcs were made the nominees for snrervisnrs hy scclana A. tion. J. A. Rockfel'ow, formerly of Tucson. now of Pearce, was the un- aninous choice for surveyor. The eentlem an Is noy surveying five miles south of Bishee. There was no jar excert tO the feelings of two dis app2irted candidates and these will work for ,he ticket they say. There Henry Bollwee WAS brough. up yes tertay from below La Morita tO b. treated for q broken leg. by Dr. l. = mundson. The doctor hsndaaad the leg and Bsllweg wi ilie at least three ! weeks as guest o the Norton. He | was in g00d spirits today, saying that bucking horse fell on his right leg tresking bone. Ballweg is mining mar and this is his first trip into U. $. territory in ] 1 yea,s.
 Antonio Car:iz1Sa received three cuts from kri!e, two in the back, one in the sid lstter an inch derp. The cu's are not dangerous. CGrriZnsa WAS one of three Mexicane, who jumped one Marks, not Emil, who is after tke recordership. This occurred at the shelter s~me time after nine O'cl' ck Thursday night. Marks knocked two of hi- sssailants down and applied the knife on Carrizosa No arrests.
 Sam Biss went by the morphine roIte, have taken an overdose admin is'ered by his friend sam E.. RubeIt- early this morning. Both yolng men were addicted to the hal il, Ru5ers being fortunate in taking less Of the drug ,han his partner, in this insiar ce, Bass and Roberts wtre members Of the sporting fraternity. The former was here on one hi' visits from B-n- son. He vas iound dead in the lodg- ings Of his father and s,cpmo her, ab,ut7 o'clock this morning. De- ceased was 20 years of age. Funeral this afternoon. Roberts ua4 cxhon- erated from blame ny the jary.
 Fiist Sergeant ". W. Green wool whO went ont With Buckley O'N.il, was first greeted this morning by your correspondent who had seen the troops ( if in May, a: Prescott. he sergeant carries a Spanish bullet on his watch chain, said bullet having passed through the insiep Of Green Ioohis right foot. coming out ,hrongh | 'hE heel. Another bulie. struck th, i sergeant's leg. He carries disc harg | papers signed Frank Frsn's, Captain, -ucceeding O'N-Ill. Sergeant Green 1 wood saw Captain O'Neill fall, was ui his -ldr ia the the early July ti4h'. he lat arrival was going 10 the hos pita! here at the suggestion of Alex Kier. wto ne: Sergeant Gre nwcod on the street th;s morning.
 Tom Erisdnle, affrciionaily known to his comrades ss "Mrss1ssippi Tom," fired two strnts this morning at about 6 30 o'clock, his target being Norman Turnhull. The lstier was about tn take n drink at the Fashion bar when DrIsdnle stepped up and unloaiej his ff o..l. L,,Hf f,t Z