Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26
Bis BEE JOITINGS
BIsBEE. NJ arch 20, 1899. COVERINGS

purchases for the com papy store.
 The Lowell and Arizona Mining Go. filed papers of incorporation Satur- day.
 Alex Darwsrd went to Tombstone yesterday on a visit to his former home.
 Miss Helen Grant is in Tombstone on vi.i,. She will be the quest of Mr-. Wm. Kirg.
 MT. J. H, Cammet, representing Armour & Co. of Omaha, Nah., Is in the city taking orders 'or his house.
 Wm. Kelly left this rorn'pg for Tombstone. From there he goes to Mississippi where he will probably remain.
 Miss Flora Cohn who has been quite tick for the past two weeks with la grippe, is HOW rspi1ly improving z and hopes soon to be out sgarA.
 Mir. Thomas P"llock Of the firm oi Wm. B Pollock Go, inning m machirery oi Youngstown, Ohio, wa an incom- ing passenger on this evenings train. Prof J. w. Rnckfellow left on this mornins's train for Tomb-tope, from whence he goes to Wilcox whre he will survey several groups Of mines in that vicinity.
 Mr.. F. NJ. Abrams recieved word from M.. Aoran., who had ju-t | arrived at his fathers home in Ontario th.t his father, whom he hal been called to see, had died before his ! arrival there.
 NJ, J. H. McPherson came over rem Tombstone Sa'u:dsv, and we ! understand has closed a contract with | .he owpers of the Canan'a mines to haul their heavy machinery from 1 N-eo to the mines. Quite large number of citizens coDgrecstsd d on the plaz. Sunday .ven- irg, ard the surrounding porches oi | houses were well lined with people to hear the Bisb.e Cernst bard play @ number of selections. The bovs are doing finely and the llaying was very much appreciated by all. A special train left here this morn ing consisting of A. & s. F. engine and one coach, having on board Prof. Jsmes Douglas, D. Willis James, Mir Artbsr Jane. and supt. Ben Will flame. They will run rom here tC ! Globe, and return via Benson and Bowie over the $. P. and G. V. c. X 1 N tracks. The train was msnned by 1 Conductor Clark and Engineer Stellar.
 i BIsBEE, March 2l lSyo. COVERINGS. E,B. Fatman, the broker came IT last evening and is busy today taking erders.
 NIT. L. s. Hanford, son Of Payna 'te Hanford Of the s. F. Go. was an in' coming passenger on last evening" train.
 The special train that left here yes terday morning with Prof. Douglass and party arrived at Globe in th' afternoon.
 The new gasoline motor car of th' A. 6 s. E. R. R. was given a shor trial in the Bisbes yards Sunday anC did very well, Rosdmaster Shibley gave it a good trial trip yesterday mating the run from Bisbee to Ben son with her.
 Hon. B. A. Packard and Col. W. c l LAuB, ttif tWO tbtilc VI ern Arizona, both were incoming messengers on last evenings train Mir. Packard has ust returned iron Fort Worth, Texas. where he ha been ia attendance at ths Cattle Growers Association.
 The Bi-t ee Cnrnet hand were mad' . present of an order for new uniform fer .te hand by the Ceppei Qusen Go. yesterday. tn ough Presi dent James Douglas. It is needless to cay the bsvs fee. very grateful fo' this act of kindness on tte part of tho company, who has always treated it' empleyees with SC much kind con- sideration.
 Mir. D Willis James Of the Coppe' Queen Go. who ha. been here iron New York for the psst week delivered 6 very interesting and instructive lecture to the scholars of the Unior