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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
We are pleased to be able to state tha,

We are pleased to be able to state that Mrs. W. B, Hopkins is -uch better and will be able to be around again in a few days.
 We think 1t would be in good taste for Judges Berry, Hoover and Satterwhite to gay t'ie taxes upon the GIlded Age and W,y Up mines before they begin trying 10 eject people of of the the surface groul q of those mines. Each year the taxes upon these mines have become de linquent, and for the past two years they have been sod for taxes, and Judge Berry, one of these land sharks and pro prietor of the Record-Ep!taph, hls stead fly refused 10 pay either city e county taxes, but as soon as they want to raise some money, they commence suits In our County Court, which they don't pay a dollar to maintain, but which are main tained by the honest citizens who own the !ots from which this interesting trio are seeking 10 use the machinery of the law to eject them from their homes. Citizens, tax payers and property holders, will you support this Record Epitaph any longer when it's owner IS now trying to ejcc, you from your hoEes and business, and you never find in it's co unns a word of sup po:,l We sav no, you will not, then Il Ihis is the case, bestow your advertising Dsrrpnape and subscriution unon THE DArLr ToMssr NE, which is always CD thc sioe of tue people.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
Not De0G.
SIERRA MADREs, August S7th

SIERRA MADREs, August s1th
 II 'ssRs. CAESAR AND WERRFRITz: ! ste D; late copies Of TIE ToMBsr oS& that I YVES reported seriously wolndeG and 1t was thought would die. These reports are not correct, ss am nc. wounded nor am dead, but tell yoC that I am awful dry, and ' want you f" send me consignment ofthat ice cola Anhueser beer, that are selling to the people of Tombstone. l only wish wao there to have it drawn from that patent German fountain. GERONIMO.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
THIS COLUMN HILL CONTAIN Q AILJ 4 RE-
 SU3gE OF The Local Happening Of The Lively town Ot Charles
 ton And Will
Be Edited By Samuel Nc C!aren, Who will Take Su bScrjptlon and make
 Advel using Contracts
Charleston.

Mir. Ham, of the Huachuca Cattle com paHv, IS in town on business.
 The thermometer registered 16 degrees to-day.
 There will be services at the church this evening, Al which the Rev. David Ii F,wn ~ill preside.
 Sill another saloon will be opened at this place shorty.
 Horse racing has been of for the past few days.
 There were severa! strange Mexicans 'n Charleston teddy.
 A stranger passed through here to-day and reported that five people had been kined in the Patagonia mountains near Hrrshaw.
 Everybody in Charleston will attend services this evening except Geo. A. L We.
 Any person who knows the whereabouts Ot Joe Smith will confer a favor by ad- dressing postal card 10 Geo. A. Lowe of this place.
 Jimmy Carr's Huachuca herder was in ro day and reports hs herd ot thorough bred horses in ;iue condition.
 Ii vii! do some of the Charleston boys good to listen to the discourse of the Rev. David McFawn this evening.
 Now is tho time for the people of Charleston to have photographs of them seIvrs and family taken, aS MT. Rothrock, ot Phoenix, is here, and has fine reru tati"n ns d photographer. Charleston has more single men in it than any other town in the United States t,r its size, and this taken with the fact that the tonn IS iull of pretty girls, Now, od bachelors, brace up and have some style about you, WatHr < Galluck have iDe bu2gies ard stock for you to go courting with and the R verand MG Pawn w,li be here every week and will tie the znot. Don't say you cau't afford II, be cause it vii eos, yOn ess than One nights run in Tombstone, d. least if yCu spend ,IIe $ me sn"uGt as Geo. Lowe dld, $.t, aud you can get the nitlc bay team; Ou, what Is S70 tn Char .cs,on barber. Hnv S10 trip would hurt some of the Tombstone barbers. Three teams loaded with provisions CT the soldiers at the line will pass through here 10 night. 1 Walter Gibbons passed through here 1 yesterday irI m uarsLaw, Ou his Way to Tombstone.
 | Our school is we'll attended, and the | children and the teacher, Miss Ella | Fay, are all we'll rested and iu good ! spirit since theIr vacation. l Our school board showed wisdom and | good judgment Tn the r--e.ectIon Ot Mrs Ella Fay as teacher of The pubic sch"oi. l Several parties who read Sandy Dob's advertisement Of graded bulls for sale wonder why ho did not include himself. Mcssrs. Katzpnstein and Stuart, mem 1 bers of the school board, paved visit to the school to day and found everJ thing in good shape.
 The Courtney boys have arrived in town with & load of tue chickens, wbicD they are se!iiu. to OUT merchants.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12

We received a very pleasant call thIs after noon from Frank NJ. Murphy. who is one cf the Board of Directors of the New Oleai S Exposition, which will reopen in that city in November next. Mr. Murphy stated that every county in .his territory had fine dts. play there, the same as that which was sent last year but inc Cochise Exhibit is in New York. having been given to parties there by Commissioner Maxon and lie asks our citi. gems to prepare another one for New Or leans which We hope they will do. Mir. Murphy Is at the Occidental ard will ex- plain the matter to our citizens. On Mon. day We shall publish a statement Of affsirs and the -.ssvn why an exhibition should se forwayd.i.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
County Court.

HoN. WEBSTER STREET. County Judge A. o. WALLACE Clerk
 TrrrIrory of Arizona vs. Mehein, (,s- sau.t with deadly weapon,) oa trial be tore jury. The Case occupied me time ot the court for the entire day.
 The jurors who served in the case of the Territory vs. Lsthrop, We're discbarg d entirely, ;hers ten g DO occasion for the.r r further SEN e..
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
StiU AnOfl,@r.

Hafaer ts shaughnessy, the popular, pro prietoFs ofthe Billiard parlors, on Allen ct. having made arrangements with the propsi. to-s O; the Celebrated sshli,z Mlwaakss beer. have had fine ics chest erected ir their saloon and are now prepared to serve their numerous cusfome's with echooncrs of this celebrated beer on dgrusht, ice cola Drop .n and try if. a4tf,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
What c Society Gsrl Says

The way her green dress fits The rain last night was The music of ths band ls No breakfast after lU a m, Is The way Mir. Jones ccmes on is The way D-Coursey stole from
 that band Is Just think of that-men in Afri-
 ca carrying of 1000 women to
 cat them. IL js
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
ITEMS OF ISTEREST WHICH
 INTEREST GTRYPOD
m this Thriving City of TombStone, And Winch
 we Publish Daily
To allwhO may favor us with their Subscriptions and
 Advertising

Lots of novelties at the race track tc. c.rror- row
 The atmosphere has been clear and cool al day to-day
 It would soon be in order to stop the i,e man and interview tLe wood man.
 Sandy Bob took trip 10 St Dayid's hi; morning to buy up hay and barley.
 W K. Meade and NJ Mur, ny arrived in Benson list nIgh', and came up in pirate conveyance this morning.
 The cod wave has struck this section of the country, as the tLeriuome;er registered but 4 at noon to-day.
 Read the advertisement of Ranch for sale or y,ll take cattle on shares by G. W. McIane, Jr, in another column.
 w K. Meade, C 3. Marshal, returned 10 his home in Tom bstoIe this morning, from Tucson.
 F.M. Murphy, Commissioner 10 the Worlds Fair a; New Orleans, arrived m this city this morning from Tucson.
 FM Murphy, Prescott, Geo Downing, Los Angeles; G " McIane, Mon,czuma ranch; A F pare6es, Falrbank; L Goldwater, Bishee; c W harkin, Oakland; Henry Huritt, Jr., Wisconsin; are registered at ,he Occidental hotel.
 The Mexican residents Of Fairbank and the San Pedro valley. will celebrate the anniyers. ary of Mexico's Independence by grand b,ll al Fairbauk on the evening Of septem- Der l6
 Jap Ohnick, well known in this camp, will California, and wLile there will visit the State Fair, and the different county fairs, with the intention of seeing what the best breed of stock IS.
 Josiah II. White, superintendent Of the Contention mine, will take his departure fur California to morrow. Mir, White has large cattle interests in California which deaiaud his attention in that State a large portion of his time. He recently bought q herd of thoroughbred calves mum boring 40 head for winch he pad the sum of Sl6,U00.
 All persons who are interested in sencing specimens 10 tho New Orleans Exposition, should cali at once on Commissioner Murphy al the Occidental Hotel, and learn fulI par ticulars. Mr. Murphy states that tle com. ing expos ton wll eclipse the last, and that public interest in it's success is general all over the United States.
 The cheering announcement is just made that the mines oi Tombstone are s;artirg up with an increaset number .. men. Tomb stone Is the only town III he Territory that has done any thing to tuild up Arizona'o re- putation as a mining country, aud the Clarion sincerely hopes the bonauza carrp Is about entering upon au era oi great pi per. ity.-Clarloa.
 The daughter of Lucky Baldwin. the Cali fornia millionaire, pas,ed th -ough on the south bound train on her way 10 the Pacific coast. Sue was adorned with Mother Hubbard and numerous diamonds whose briiiiLncy almost eVualled the Hash Oi her bold black eyes. She is the divorced wife Of Blu Doblc, tEe well known driver uf iast tr,,ters, ana has managed to catch on to an insipd little dude with bis haIr parted in the middle, who Was in hei company when she passed through Albuquerque. He bore the ssme relation to her that d charming lite pet deg wouiI-such | darIius you know - Albuquerque Journal.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12

For the fines. brand of imported wines
 iquora and cigars, the Pony saloon j:akec the cake. Tom Jones is always glad to meet his friends, and you nay depend on receiving tn. finest kind Of treatment. ieoOtf
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12

The Mexican arrested this morning U Constable James and Officer Hyde v.s Gnci s and costs or seventeen days IL tail Oy Recorder Castor. He went ;c jah. q
 The Rus. House viii give another oi thei7 famous chicken dinners to-morrow, consist ias of roast chicken, plum prcding, nuts and lu lac,, all tne delcasies cf the seosen,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
lNOsiCs.

Roshtashona and Tom Kippur. religious services will uc held ct Masonic Hall, Sep. terlher 9Lh aud 10th, and September iGct and 20rh. [. SUsDlERFIELS,
 sept2td Secretary.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
TH. CasinO Burdens,

There wIil be grand dance at tho Casino Gardens ca Allen street, next Sun day evening. Everybody is invited ard good time is assured. Good nu usic wiu be in attendance Cpme enc. coma all
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12

The stock of natural ice recently DAT chased by us. being ail consumed, the prfce of ice hereafter will be cents per poOpd' which rate will be maintained during tbs
 aCn. SoEyNvEsIcRN ICLGc.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
kuf. nfffe.

Two hair mattresses, one s-day clock, 2 feather pillows, one iot Of crockery,2 ? parlor stoves and surdry other household goods. Apply to Fred w. Smith. Third street, oppc- site the Episcopal Church. sl.ts.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
NOtlce,

All parties knowing themselves indebted 10 Charles Alehan are notified la settle the same within the next ten days, aud al. parties having cluims against ne will pre- sent the came for payment within the next len days. CHARLES MEaAr
 Tombstone. August 3I. 1885.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
For S0A.

called for at once. Apply ct this office fc: particulars.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12

All parties knowing themselves indebted to Andy Mehan will please settle the salno within ten days, and all having claims againet him will please present the ssG.S within ten days. Al MEHAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
For Sale.
One fine American Mich Cow 8. Grant Branch Wate. Station =.
Notice,

The undersigned will apply to the Board 0f Psrdons now in sess ion, for the pardon Of J. P. Wells, convicted at the November te-re of the District Court, lSsS, of forgery.
 t J. P WKlLs. TOMBSTONE, September l2, 1855.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
Found.

handsome Masonic pia, which the owrer can have by proving property and pay ac cL.rgrs; Apply to Wm. Bradley, at Ia stage os.ss. xs
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
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THAT ARE ENCOUNTERED : ETERT DAT

By our Very Efficient Corps of Reporters who are Al,
 " ways on the Spot
The new North-west., 1885-12-11
The Wonders OF "Teiemetry."

lNew YORK Mail and Express
The system includes series Of instrr
msnts operated by electricity, for iudicat-
ing and recording temperatures automati-
cally and continuously, baromstric, steam,
water, electrical, and all other pressures or
forces at distance. Take, for instance,
the telethermometer, which indicate, ami
records the temperature Of distant point.
Each instrument has a maximum and a
minimum bar. II you want to register a
temperature Of say 3i5 degrees and don't c
dare go beyond $50 degrees, put the maxi
mum bar at 345 degrees, and as soon as
the temperaturs registers that an alarm l.,
rung and kept ringing so long as the tenn
peraturs remains that high. 1t registers
low temperature as well as high. AMI thus
gives at all times q complete knowl dgs
and control OF the temperatures throu ,nout
an entire establish msnt to the management
OF manufacturing or other industries.
An interesting uss to which the tslether.
mometer Is put Is In taking desp.sea tsm.
peratures, in its application to the naval
and signal service, and for obtaining at all
seasons the temperature at high attitudes
and in uninhabitable placs4 Other claims
for this instrument are the value by indi-
eating on tie decks OF ocean steamers the
temperature Of sea- water; as a means OF
preventing loss and damage when put in
the holds OF steamers ani in cars transport
ing psrishabls freight and preventing
spontaneous combustion, the great danger
In the coal-carrying trade, by instant de-
lection and locating the heating Of cargoes
Another Of its uses Il as an automatic fire.
alarm, indicating and recording at fire
headquarters the temperature at ware
houses containing valuable merchandise.
The new North-west., 1885-12-11
Sympathy for the T.:llen.

Joe Howard In Philadelphia Press.
How much does 1t help the poor devil in
the dregs and the bitterness CT poverty, In
the very filth Of physical dirt to sling him a
quarter, or O dollari What he wants Is
sympathy--and q dollar. What he wants
Is contemporaneoush human interest What
he wants is to feel that there l. some one,
this side Of eternity, who recognizes that
spark OF dccsncy still exists which might
possibly DO famed into flames Of usefulness
and honest sndssyor. That's where We
fail That's where I fail 1t doesn't
trouble ms, with 500 in my pocket, to give
a man s. 1t doesn't trouble me, with SIS
In my pocket, to give q man g. 1t doesn't
trouble me. with $40 in my packet, to give
a man "A quarter. That isn't tho point to
which my mind should b. directed
What should do In my own interest Is to
take the Q po IT devils by tho hand and let
ting them zee that 1t was not the useless
money cheerfully chucked them in their
trouble AMI distress, but that largssse, hu-
mauity, love for my kind, re ,ognition OF a
common brotherhood That's what they
want That's what I can't, somshow or
other, give to q dirty par son. TIE Lord has
mads : On different patterns Ny stomach
is very near my nose, aud my nose is very
near my eyes. and, IL l ss any thing lit
tie of color, my eyes detect it ani my nose
re ent' 1t quicker than q fash. don't
mean that / have any bsastly pride as
against that poor devil wouli kick my
self around tue block OF contemplation IL
could det .ct the fainte't suggestion OF such
infamy in myself / don't mean that
wouldn't do for hin what | could. sim
ply mean that the physical possibilities OF
my talking with that pers,n In hii present
filthy condition don't exit.
The new North-west., 1885-12-11

10 be mu.a,to This /, what We spouI /
call al -ac .iiens" The beauty nature de-
signel was IN irrel by the lucklsss chance
tnat her skin and features appealed only to
negro tlste
30 1t L with W lmsi u1dsr variety OF
rcamstance. infinite as ths ri k; and CON-
binations of hu nan lie. Tie experienced
person Is not deceived by Inconsistencies of
this kinl He brings knowle lge. OF the
worli and niinkiu to bear. A woman who
is beautiful can not be ignorant OF the fact
-unlsss she be stupid. We read Of such
things with pleasure. as we read of other
agreeable pro ligiss In roman:e But when
girl-child perceives that she il welcome
everywhere. that Old people smile at her am
eproach.4 AM young men pay her more as-
tention than her comrades get, she must be
duiler than are the ma jority OF her sex IL
the suspicion that shs Is good-looking does
not strike her
In few months su'picion b,com,s deli
cious certainty. Wuispsri ars over heard,
gltnc's caught, the mirror anxiouly con-
'u.te gives pleasing assurance. Even il
there be. m servant nor com placsnt mother,
nor 60 d-natursl frisni of the family to set
her doubt at rest, the warmth aad the
frank Ies' OF boy lovers is proof enough. We
d. not bel eve that there ever was a girl
living in the realms OF the habitable globe
wio dill nos know her prettines&, IL pretty
sh' WIS. bsf"rs reaching the age of Il; but
1t Is 81 lily trus tn 1t m my girls wlo are not
pretty fail into error on the point
The new North-west., 1885-12-11
The Things That Are Remembered.
tChicayo Herald

aDid you ev notice" inquired q lawyer,
.what peculiar thin. memory i'2 Duriny Z
the last few days / have been tryin. TO
gather tog.ther q few OF the bri ,ht things
said by a great lawyer now deaf Not .
day passed that this man dill not let fall
some bright remark worth remembering -
worth trea .uring up In the memory. But
when / a,keI thpse who wers for years
more or less his associates TO tell me The
good things they cDuiI remember. they al
most without exception scratched their
heads, AMI after few moments OF thought
blurtei out; ...-.
@.well. the only good things can rsmsm-
ber his saying wsrs ones that couldn't be
printed. you know
saAnl thi, was the way it went Lawyers,
young and o.d. grave jilgss even niinis-
ters-thsy were all the sama Tiey hal all
heard him say brilliant things-mots
worthy Burke. Macaulty. DR.. John
son. or Carlyle; but though they Gu igeled
their brains and stirrel up tbs dandruh IL
their hair they coull not bring them forth
from the storehouss OF their memorie.
Here ami there one was yanksi out In
pieces and finally put together intslligibly.
Bat the other kind OF stories-the unmen-
tio1able. which everybody tells once Ia q
while and some q good deal-these came
trooping foftl by the score Ioo often, !
am sati-6e |, In this day and generation the
z ,od thing that a man says are interrel
With his bones, while the sat ones enjoy
Immortality
The new North-west., 1885-12-11
CrSbs and Oysters.

tNoW Iork nnA hnu E<xpr00Al
New Workers consiIer that they know
more about good things TO eat than any
people In the world. The faot Il, they
know lsas New York itsslf produces singu.
Iarly few Of the choicest table dslicacies.
Now, much ado II made over softshsll crabs
In New York and the New York gourinands
gobble up the pasteboard things sold as soft
crabs AMI think they are delicious The
truth il, the favor Of the soft crab Is 70
delicate that IL Is at once ruined by being
put on ice, the destroyer OF all flavor. Toe
softshsll, wtsn hs leaves his native river, Il
. fascinating fellow. with . charming salt
ish tastA Take him up TO New York ami
keep him on ics twelve hours and hs Is the
most tastelsss thing that can BE- imagine.
Il require, ., much salt ss there ws. In
Lots wife TO make him eatabls. His out
side Is all right but his inside Is dismal
failure.
Bot the connoisssurs OF New York sxult
over this melancholy shadow OF the crab. in
happy isuosancs that the soul. the spirit,
the 70 ne ssis Quoi, the sscsno,. ths spiritual
p,rt of the soft crab h goas 10 rstura no
more. They cat their Blus Point an l Ssddis
Rock oysters. Forgetting that the oyster
loaths civilization. AMI that the usarusss
Of great city dsm"ralisss u beyond r..
psir. II h only Il the virgin waters Of
Isryls1i and viruiAiA that the oysie- +
r,Aliv fouEl
The new North-west., 1885-12-11
GUARDED AGAINST THE euNko MAN
The Rural Visitor Not Easily Taken ina
Titled EngIishmar.

The Rural Visitor Not Easily Taken ina
Titled EngIishman.
New York Cor. Cincinnati Enquirerl
1t is no longer safe for spruce young
man OF the city to accost a rural visS,or in
the street The notoriety Of the bunko
swindlers has made the stranger 80 cautious
that he is ready t, con true every advance
as evidence Of nefariou' intent 1t Is curl.
Gus to watch the Development OF this ex-
treme caution. The work OF the salesms
employed by wholesale houses Is compli-
Gated by it Under long established Gus
tom, these energetic boomers read the
daily list of hotel arrivals, identify
country merchants among them. hunt
up the possible customers in tho even
ing. lead them into sociability. and thence
to the tore nsxt day, but now the wary
sojourner is offish the instant that the
suave drummer introduces himself, and as
likely as not threatens to have him arrested
IL be doesn't instantly clear out
As to the genuine son Of an old acquaint-
ance, he might as well introduce himself to
the police directly as to try to ingratiate
or win the favor Of his fathers chum with
out documentary proofs Of his claim. The
mistrust Is not unreasonable. in view Of the
'oSb saus toV ihsus 4No"
Workers, escape the attention Of the scoun-
drels. About the only exception In the
British nobleman, whose constitutional lack
Of urbanity toward foreigners renders him
safe In Broadway. The clerks and de-
tectives OF the hotels where aristocrat' from
England u'ually stay tell me that there has
nsv r b,en, so far a. thry know, any case OF
robbery amo ig them by confidence thieves.
Earl RuS.el Is here this week.
"His lor lship hadn't bean In town six
hour ;" said the special officer of his hot,l.
"be ors bunko sharp tackled him. But it
was dead failure rigat from the ir It word
You ars from London, perceive. the sharp
began, and presume that you are seeing
the sights Of the city How dars you in
tru 10 your elf on me without an introiuc-
tionr responded Earl Russell. That ended
II. and the K ylishman hadn't the faintest
idea that tn, fellow was a rascal. That's
about the experience Of all the swindlers
that have accaEtsi titled Englishmen."
The new North-west., 1885-12-11
The Vitality OF the German Emperor.

The Emperor William Is not only the old.
est officer in the Gsrman army Ia point of
age. but also the Oldest general In p,int OF
service. for his patent as major general
dates from March -. 1878 In 1883 he
would, therefore, celebrate his septsnnial
juoiles as Prussiap general, and, consider
ing that he joined the army as ensign on
March %. 1897. the eightieth anniversary of
his having entered the active service would
occur In March. 1sS7-an event thus far
unique In the annals Of the Prussian army.
With what Est and freshness he ai tsnde
the recent man1uvres In Wurtenbu-g may
be inferred from the humorous remark he
made to young Wartsmberg prince Of the
Red Uhlans on soma rainy morning: aIf
you and your comrades fattsr yourself
that ons fisld day. at least, will be droppsi
on my account, you ara very much mis-
taken. fesI clipper enough to 20 through
two or three or more for the mere pleasure
Of it."
A touching episode occurred on the day
Of the presentation OF the Wurtemburg vet,
srans Among the latter was q nonagen-
arian. wearing the Iron Cros OF 1918,
whom his friends had brought with them in
. wagon to see the emperor. When tine lat
tsr saw tho old warrior making demonstra-
tions TO alght be called to him to remain
seated, a., being tbs older OF the two, 1t wa,
his, the emperor's. place to 20 to him,
which be did. Pointing at their crosses
the only two on the feld-he adds |, shak-
ing the old man by the hand, sThis Is q
pleasure we may not have again In this
life.n