The Tombstone., 1885-08-19
LOCAL EVENTS, OF THE PAST; PRESENT AND FUTURE Sad Death Of William Corp, stein Yc5terday-Person-
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Locals Notes-A Railroad Fo! Tombstone if onrCitizens
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was III the c!,f to-day.
 Aessrs. si Bryant and T. A. Achison went out to their r1ines in the Turquoise today. Fresh eggs always O., hand st the Cash Store of WA-9oTr 6 Mssick.
 Mr. Fred Smith has moved house on the lsi adjoining his residence on Third street and Is having it fixed up fer occupancy.
 Mrs. BroGe1ick and gentleman of color had dispute this morning. which resulted in the z. o. c. k2ocking Mrs. Broderick down.
 Pat Holiaud says tha, Charll. go, his i,l "f beer today, but Charlie says he woul rather tsse it cut Of sl.ss nexr time.
 Sam MeClare- tke efficient constable or Charleston and the respondent Of TEE TOMBSTONE wae n the city to-day on baoi. ness.
 Nr. E. Storms will open the butcher shop on Allen street formerly occupied by Mr. MOTIFS.
 Mr. Frank Bread hss purchased the interest of Oliver 'Trevillien, aud vii, be always found on deck.
 Qaits g stir among the butchers at present. This is seod ss the people de. rive the benefit of it.
 The suit Gf Jrhn Smith vs. Nellie Ctshmsn. was s:smisssd to-day by con- sent of both parties by the clerk of the district court. The board of supervisors will order wo safes tho same style and sizo Of tha, in Judge P-e's oei,e for the district and cnun,y courts.
 To be patriotic one must smoke, sn he best and chespes, place 70 purchas' your tobacco and cigars is at Ashmuu ts Walkers.
 Arrolds Wood Yard, Corner Eight ana
 Stafford Streets.
 Dry cord and stove wood at lowest rates
 Leave orders with Arnold's express wagon
 Mr. T. J. Dowell has reduced the terms O tuition to s per month for either Spanish or bookkeeping to those attending at his of. fee.
 Since oppos,,I0n 10 the wholesale butchers has commenced, we notice a vas; improvement in ,lic quality of mea,
 The suit os Charles Walker vs H. Ohnicf. to gain possession of the Willows Springs near the Dragons, va, to-day decided by Probate Judge Peel in favor of tine plaintiff, l tue dcfendsL: paying all costs.
 The many friends of Mrs Pierce the prop 1 fietress of the American estaurant, on Allen | street, near Sixth, will be paihed to learn 1 that owing to the severe sickness of her | daughter, who needs her constant xt.entIon l she is compelled to close the American | Restaurant this evening. Should any person | Mrs. Pierce will sell the fixtures very cheap | if called for at once at the telegraph office
 Mr. E. J. Norris to day removed his butcher shop to Filth street where h. enters into partnership with the Tribole, Brothers. These gentlemen do their own sIaughterIrg and are now prepared to serve the psopls ot Tomb bstone with the | choicest of American beef, pork and mutton ar the lowest living ra'es.
 " H. Schos deid 2 director in th. Huackucs Water company and also . large stock owner in the New York Nrw Encl,nd and Western Investment com pany is in this city. Nr. Schoefeid i. v,ry much pleased with our city ar d says the only thing Tomb needs is railroad 10 make it large city and thar if the people of Tombstone w,ll subscribe $25.000. his company will supply $65, 900. and build . railroad into this city s' opce-
 We were shown this morning letter from Mir. Ed. Dean, formerly of 'Lis city from Butte, Montana. Mr. Dsan says that the town has . population of about i4,O0o. and is very handsome city. Re says business is considerably overdone, but like any other mining camp-runs along very smoothly. He says there are two thsaters and two variety shows there; that board is s per werk, snd room rent s1o per month. There are IA faro games running all the time.
 The following extract from one Of the Butte city papers will show the many friends Of M-. Dean that he bss caught on:
 Mr. Ed. Dean, the popular mixolssist is doing the hasdsome behind the baS of the Fashion saloon on Main street. ,