The Tombstone., 1885-07-02
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visitors into .hi-, the metropolis of Arizona.
 The Cachisc County bank viii DO, be open on July 4th.
 Tombstone enjoys the finest climate Of any city in the territory,
 Mr. 7. r. Taylor is in the city from his ranche.
 T1e se'cction of J. L Melgren, as city reasurcr is good one.
 There are bu; SIX prisoners confined io ,nc colnty jail
 She,;F Hatch end Charley Smith returned ' 70 town yesterday afternoon. i
 Our reporter arcw D ank :o dry in the i county ana other courts.
 H"rhin. tor record in the county record. er'. o.Iit. to day
 Mir VIII werA took ris ar2arsure his moraiu@ for SaN Diego, CaHcorria.
 Mss Mamie Wallace is expected home cn tA eeYgnng O; tae +,h.
 Np-srs Conrad and Moore, two prominent rcnchors CT tAe low~r San Pedro, sle ia .Ac cty.
 Capt. weoa,. L:c-.. Richards ard two "'hc' army rg.:.c:..gn returned 10 For; Hug- 7huca las: evening,
 Shit WAS fled win !h- clerk .f tNe dis triyt con-; to-day - Hvos;oa Y. Moves ys. Matte J Noyes, for divorce, ol the grounds Of deser;ion.
 One side ot the roof of the Methodist church has been finished, thc old roof being removed. anu in i,s place are highly sea soned redwood shingles.
 The suit of C. D. Eeppy va. thc Board e: Supervisors VII come up in ;ne cosEty ccurt tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. D-puty Sheriff Appel departed for Tucsoa this morning with a chinese prisoner whom he captured in tlis city last a.,a;. Mrs. Pord, mother Of Mrs. B. J. Me Grew, died th's morninr at 10 a'c;ock Of heart disease The old lady was 70 years old
 Member. of tn. fre department VII wear cailce shirt and uniform belt, and it Is | supposed that the ladies will wear cailco dresses.
 | Parties from Tucson say that ice ancient and honorable pueblo is dvin very fast, and | that t is too late for the Calabasas railroad on paper, to do t any good.
 The house and grounds of James ?. Mch,l;ster is as suhstantill and as nicely arranged as any that can be fognG in the :erritcTy.
 There are new developments in the "ase o:;ae murder Ar-y Qa:z and Pablo Se;n. rear Hr.vaca. : portion Of -hc wcsr:Ha a~- ] b, eI las been foEhd pear th" sceIe e' their murjer md there is no dauat !r': II. re- mains w.!l be pound "-ien car-:rl search ras ! :.eea IT, tae. Mr. :o:r -s:s .0 "a T"-.@ T. O: !. :uesCn, ,rd o'a hi-hi, ,ez..c..tl- !.,1.,iy. . Many ut h.- Ir; :i,9es occ'.nr rvsEnnsi:.'c aGi. = yyeitiu0s IT Soaora, a;ai IS friru1s ,r- nJnhcTo1 s,y l:'udr..?>. n:sG"st.i '.c-- .3:c .rcas.:'ns widespread gri"i aal l.s ir,4,a@- VIII aG. t.c:r zeal ;o The eGo,s C: N- shorj,.,> and ,he rc .a..Yee of M- Ra;z ia fyrle;'nc oc; :Ge p-r.e,rato. o' thts d..-
 Iol.c=. crime.
 h ca2Terss.ioa with gentlemen who care i0 from ;he San Ber,art;i2n ranch to-day we learn that ,nc captured Apz-
 che sQuaws snd .he sergeant and six men who !ef. se-.n days a.", hrd nc.
 arrived at the ranch, aD,! ti,a, :he scouts
 hat were sent cut by Lieutenant Me Grew to cut the traits of ,hC 4 raChes ard the soldiers had returned and re policd that the sergeant and hs cap : lives had not crossed ihe line into ike
 United States. and l; c&u roi be sGrm mis
 d what has brccme of Ihem ur,rys th, l5 bucks that e>csrCd nave faiIo~o] . them by some round ab, u' way amt sn.. l pushed them. and tnThrd tine bGoks aaa , sq uaws loose and massac!cd Ihe soldiers
 Manv residents of Globe will rcue,r-
 Der a negro named John Jackson, ar - rested in the spring cf 1881, Tor ki.iing |. Mexican on Mineral creek. He was re !! lesscd on q writ sf hsbess corpus bs subs 9ueiIy was re-ares'ed and iUdic:ec ,, by the grand jury. However, before hi = trial came oa for hearing, be, with ssv e cTal other prisoners ccnnaed in he Giob - j,ii, msds his escape snd was net sgaii c apprehendca. The circrnstsnces wer s almost forgetten until recalled hy th
 recei pt on Wednesday by Sheriff Pasco of telegram from Sheriff Paul, of Pimi