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National Republican., 1885-06-17
DosrorFIcE NOTICE,

Letters for Europe need not be specially directed
for dispatch by any particular steamer In order to
secure speedy delivery at destination, us all Trans
Atlantic mails are forwarded by the fastest vessels
available.
Foreign mails for the week ending Juno 20, will
close (PnoMPrLY in all cases at this office as fol-
THlRsDAY.-At 1850 a, IN. for Europe, per steam.
ship City of Chicago, via Queenstown ut i $50 p.
IN. for Cuba and Porto Rico via lIavanaj and for
Campeche, Chiapas, Tnbasco and lucatan Mex
leo, per steamship Capulet Qetters for other Mex
lean States must be directed "por Capulet'); ut
7:30 p IN. for Limon per steamship Heredla via
New 0rleansi at p M. for Jamaica, per steam
FRIDAY'-At 0 4, m, for Newfoundland via Hall.
SATURDAY.-At $50 q. m. for Europe, per steam
ship Adriaiic, via Queenstown; at oS30 q. m. for
the Netherlands direct, per steamship Edam, via
AMSTERDAM Amsterdam Aa Asiters must be directed per
steamship .Furnessa, via Glasgow (letters must
be directed "per Furnessia,(i at 9;39 a, N, for
Belgium direct, per steamship No0rdland, via
Antwerp (letters must be directed per Noord.
land'Di at 10 a. m. for Central America and
So r9sins ss,p p96 M essS ss s be 9ciG t
per Colon'Nj at 1890 .. IN. for Ciudad Bolivar,
per steamship Ei Callaoi at 1890 y. m. for
and Bremeni nj y, m. for venezuela ana Curt
eoa, per steamship Caracas; at 1870 p. m. for Cuba
and Porto Rico per steamship Niagara, via
sUNDAY.-At 7s3O p. IN. for Honduras and Lly.
ingston, per steamship City OF Dallas, via New
Mails for China and Japan per steamship City Of
Peklng (yia San Franciscol, close here June ago
at 7p.n Mails for Australia, New Zealand,
Sandwich and FIJI Islands per steamship City OF
sydney via san Francisco, close here June f27
at7p. m. Tor on arrival at New York OF steam
ship Republic with British mails for Australia).
~rho schedule Of closing of Trans Pacific mails Is
arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit TO San Francisco. Mails from the
east arriving on TIME at san Francisco on the day
OF sailing OF steamers are dispatched thence the
same day. -
PosTOFFlcE, NEW YoRk, N. ", June IL, 1885,
National Republican., 1885-06-17

he declines to comply with ridiculous orders
his vessel viii be branded os fraud 1t is
the evident intention of the administration
to manufacture out of whole cloth the
evidence required to condemn the admins
iration Of the Navy Department under
sT1i!ch the Roach contracts for four steel
cruisers were let.
Secretary Whitney may be Influenced by
the clamor Of certain Democrats In Con-
gross who opposed all appropriations for in
creasiug the strength of the navy by max
ing john Roach a target for baseless and
scnseless accusations. The government
Justly owes him the fifty or sixty thousand
dollars 1--WE have not the exact figures at
handy which was kept back until the com.
pletion Of the Dolphin.
National Republican., 1885-06-17
FOR RENT

Elegant residence In northwestern section, 20
rooms, all modern improvements suitable for grand
parties and Teceptlonsi furnished, "a 900 per an-
num- or unfurnisled s5 800; lease one 10 Ave years
FINE RESIDENCE, IL Rooms, modern
improvements, elegantly furnished, near
FINE RRsiDksCE, IN rooms, modern
improvements, neaf Thomas Circle 10000
National Republican., 1885-06-17
RnSINESS CLiRDS.

A WNING MAKER-R. @. NJ. BURTON, 434
N 9th st. N. w. Reception Canopies aud DecOra-
tions for rent. All kinds of Awnings, Tents, and
Flags made,
National Republican., 1885-06-17

GUGARl SUGARl SUGAR
Parties who expect to do any preserving viii do
well 20 lay In their sugar now as " Will certainly
90 higher as the season advances, We are now
selling standard Granulated Sugar ~ Olo. per
pOund White SOFT A ut DC. per pound; Good Brown
ut Oc. per pound We have marked down all our
Groceries lower than any one who sells Arstolass
goods. We sell strictly for cash, Goods amounting
10 " or over delivered free. All goods must give
entire satisfaction. The finest Creamery Butter AT
26c. POOLE, BROOKE n co,
IpIlE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, rs ISSUED
Il EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. aud con
tains all the news 0f the week. subscription price
u per year. single copies ready lor mailing, cls
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BOOK ASD Jon PRINTING.

BE- All pIopsay plaoed In my hands will be
literally advertised plihoui cost 70 owners,
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FAMILY EXCURSION.
cTEAMER coRcoRAN EXCURSIONS.

The owners Of the steamer w. W. Corcoran have
purchased and Will assume the management OF
Marshall Hall Daily morning excursions will be
given, especially for ladies and children. Absolute
order win be preserved on the grounds; the table
furnished with all the market affords lunches
served, and ice, fruit, and milk always on hand.
steamer leaves every morning at 10 o'clock, re-
turning nt p. m.
Fare, 20 cents for round trip to Glymont and
Marshall HALL children, 10 cents. je3-tf
National Republican., 1885-06-17
W,iNTED--HOUsEs.

WANTED-BY A FAMILY OF . GROWN
w persons double or thrCc-qnarter house, un.
furnished, for or years, centrally located and
west Of 14tb ST.; rent not TO exceed ~ 200 nor
mum. Address r., Lock Box 60, City PostoGicc.
3-1S
NTyANTED--To SECURE A HOUSE WITH
B.1S
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TEGfL.

DATENT ATT0RNEY-CHARLEs j. GoOCH,
i ~. Cloud Building, 9th and Il SITS. N. w,
Twenty years experience. Prompt and careful
personal attention given every case.
n L. CREEPY,
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UdNTEIl--ROOnrS.

WANTED-TwO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
w for ilrst-class dressmaking; references OK.
changed. Address N t., 702 18Th st. N w. 4-1S
WTANTED-BY THREE ADULTS, TWO FUR
w nisled or partly furnished rooms, bet 1st
and 18th sts. and Pa. ave- nnd K st. Address,
stating lowest terms for summer, PROMPT, Re
publican Office. d-17
National Republican., 1885-06-17

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs-JoHN E.
" BEALL, l441 F. st. n. w; Commissioner for
every State and Territory,
National Republican., 1885-06-17

HARRIs HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN PA.
Il ave-, bet. 18th and 18th sts.; summer prices .
for rooms, May to Nov /, 80 TO SO per month;
transient rates, Toe TO s1 within block OF Will
lards, Riggs and Ebbitt Hotels, Treasury, Depart-
ment Of Justice. JOHN II, HARRIS Proprietor.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST WHICH
 INTEREST ETRFPODY
Tn this Thriving City of Tom mbStone, And Which
 we Publish Daily
To allwho may favor us with their Subscriptions and
 Advertising

Mucho c9lor.
 W. $. l.yalle left ;h,s morning for Tues on on d little business.
 J J Falvy. formerly station agent ot HIa chucs siding, is rusticstlng h San Francisco
 The Benson Intant-no. we mean Mir. D b Stewart, arrived in town this afternoon. looking Lale and hearty.
 Mir. Bill Johnson, sprominent rancher on the s,n Pedro was in town to-day. Glad to See you Bill. come again.
 Constable Ben James rcturned :hia after noon from Sulphur Spring valley, whiiher he had been on legal business.
 This morning about } o'clock the vicinity on Fremont street, between Sccord snd Thild was arousro from their Slum6e- by the yellS nf CLinsInau fur police.
 By reference to s local in another column t will he seen that q | hoy Berry ia again the attorney for the plaintiff in Al ejcct,ncnt suit
 "Thc gas lamps were not lighted until m,d"=h: last nj shr."- Record I, iiaph. We will state for inc brneat If j p c. thu; tie moon shed .,s rays upon this city until thnt hour.
 Sa;, was filed with the clerk of thc county cont to day by James N. Locker ys. !. s. Barnes, n ejec.ment and the sum of 3lGcc damages; Geo G. Berry is atlosney 10. ihc p'alntif.
 The bi- bay mare be'on=:n- ;o A. J. Ri.- ter. which was grain foundered about thee weeks rro. died this muruing. The mare was valued al S2C9.
 The attention of Tombs;orcites is caied to the advertisement .n ar"rher column oi the FuechUca Hotel, ai the Fort. Sandy Doh will run stagc- tp and from Tombstone ut the low price u5 si for inc round trip.
 The sign or the "gtnilrmah" underneath the luz hat .hat aduras thr -idrwal. in front ot the Occidental hoiel Is very iiaoie % get hurt unless he is little more careful n his >ligh of hand performance.
 Sol Pierce, Bisoee; CT Douo-an, Prescott J ] Sienhim"s. E. Paso; " Bryan. Ben. son; Chas Garner, Charleston; " J Sander son. " LyAlie. Soldier Holes; Ernest Bcyer, Charleston. are rcglsteIed at the Oc- cidcntal hotel.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
DTLL CONTAIN P fTLT 4 RE.
 SC2fE OF
The Local Happening Of The Lively town Ot Charle5-
 ton And Will
Be Editei By Samuel Me Claren, Who will Take Subscliptlon and make
 Advertising Contracts
Charleston.

A couple O: Chinsrncn attempted tc chcp each ether up with axes las, ever ing. Tte enc rhnt N ss the least success ful had the other arrested, and upon ap bearing before Squrr k .t7anst"in, he was muic,ed in the sum of S2j, which he paid, and thus departed poorer if not n sr! man.
 IT YOU don't subscribe for TIE DAILY TOMBSTONE. you don't know what is going on in this county.
 VIndenburgh's faro game vas ID f,ll blast all night last night,
 IL is report d that Charleston will have big ilmi 5 pay day &le.50 ani s35, wh.ch ia not bAo for town oi this size.
 The Cnnanes Mining Cos stage and four horses was attached to- day in iaYor of , 'i. I-rlel, of rombs'one.
 l. was cxtr, warm to dsy. tke therm1- rn~;cT re.i-terlr" 9; degrees 10 he slad |.
 Th" mn who Il ye been i.Iic fpr t. past few weeks aFc haPp7 a&aia. IS | g. m''l wrIi starr up .grn very soon.
 D'puty Sher:I Chsrtry nith was down yc5;er!.: suEm ming jurors for he County Court. Ne hope that he SC cured ,he men who ra Il.e.
 James L.;son is UP again ;o- day look .ng for SEQ "a horses
 Mtssrs Etnd4nb1:,A and C,ihy are raying their respects to our town. L kc til n" r"s'. they c"cn-'o sce Iif"
 S.sp. D-.cnrsn, 'hc ci%sr merchant of Tucson, k pay.ag Cl,:.es:on t visit. II. r"p"rle mn.cs as very dui. a; pr:ser, u Tu.s1n.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
Short supply.

Those most st-eDuously urging an 1clu- sive gold currency have meyer attempted to show where the necessary supply of this pre- ,.ious meta! Was to be secured. It is vel, known that for q number Of years the pro- auction of gold, notwithstanding the widely ex ended fed of operations, has rapidly de. ciined. A Ia:ge portion Of the gold now ob- Iained comes rom the prosecution of silver mining; le; this Industry be para'y zed and the production of gold will uc stiil further decreased. The amount Of gold now mined is not sufficient for the monetary require. menis of the people at present, even US basis Of currency. With decreasing supply aud an increasing de.aaEd. gold cannot lJng maintain that stability of value which reli- able standard must possess. How can gold become the currency of the world when there Is not sufficient supply of material for the purpose?
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
Rather DisgraceJHt.

Anar end hia wife. both drunk, came uI' Pcrning:on street from towards the Park Or Saturday night, indul2ing in coarse. loud and obscene lsrgusge and ebusin. each other in the mos; deprsved manner. They -topped pear the corner ef Stone avenue and the woman declared that che would 70 no further, and started away from her lord and master. That protector started after and with that gallant and noble impulse cha;ac- ter!s,ic of an occasional travesty on hu- man being. Le s.ruck her She feil upon the strc,t and yelled and some pedestrians pass ing by began 10 th;nk that things @ere not altogether Esrnohious in that family; that llck of domestic felicity was observable even 10 the naked eye. They were finally coaxed away by m acquaintance, and ambled towards the Fiesta again, outragirg the otherwise gu.et hours of peaceful night witl vulgar expresscas and coarse oaths of the
 most disgusting nature. They likewise ser. enadcd several other respectable neighbor- hoods of the city before the alcoholic poison made them oblivious 10 everything terr.s- trial. and some people were uncharitable enough 70 hope that the oblivion would be rerilaueEt -Cljizec.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
EcaSon f!cnS.

Eir4iuis Uott! arrivals:--Theo. D.
 L"ckiing. Plnamt; s 4. Miller, Ciif'on,
 Ariz; F. x Churchill, Chicago: II. NJ
 F-der, San Francisco; J. E. J.c son.
 L m3az,s, II xic"; ". x Edwards, Tue
 son; C. D 1sain, Cnc,.U; !, P. II r,,per.
 O.mjn=; C. N. E acc, rhncnmarl
 H ,ncl,, Hu4h TcviS, Birhocnmarl R R,uch. Passenger trains cn the Crntra! Pacific
 are nov running on rcgl,.9 lime. Mrs. ". ". Baldwin hns been very sich lately, bu, at present is cnnv.lesceut ". M z ok and J B,rrock were ou'
 rurnini, Sunday anu z ok says they got 4 ,inz"n Qunii, !u; hal them cooked Tor
 supper 5, ranch about three miles from town
 MessTs Bucll and Crnmb have .m- ported ;wo very fine deer hounds from. sonora, which iucy are training for the 1 ta.! hunting.
 Mir. Fred Eye has fitted up coach
 ard SIX ard s,rrrs ,o-d day with five east
 ern c,Piia is's fer s ,nor.,, Mexico, to lock after some mir,ng interests in that coun. try. The party will te gone aboa; six
 weeks.
 C. L. Finch has taken q rip to Tncson. Dr. Prrter reports SoDi deai of sick ness down the San Peiro valley. .Nr, Y. r. Pcebc. of S,. DAviis, was in town yesterday and reports stock looking fine on his ranch. The Benson Smeltin. ald Refining company closed down last week Io: r.- pairs, but are again running full blast
 with the usual nu.nn OCT Of em ,loyoes. Mr. [. '. Rogers has returnei from Nogales.
 Nr. Wilkins, general freight ageut oi ,he New Mcxico aud Ar.zona and Sonors
 always, is stopping at 'he Virginia hotel i Traffic on ,he New M"xico and Arlzona
 raj roai IS running light at present.
 Business appears to be improving, and | with it s look of satisfaction appears O.. 1 ,ho faces of our merchants. Mr. Hughes, editor of the Daily Star. l Tucson, passed through Beuson en rout, tor NogaIes.
 Beusnn's bay boy wants a new suit ni
 clothes, his old ones are growing too large for hiU,
 1 Roadnaster Mcfarland has been very
 busy lately win a large fnrce Of men Ic
 pairing the damages occssioned by tn. | washout wes; of Pantnna
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
cFE SHOOTS

Gaoi. e en shirts sI.Z, at Neye-s. SJ pants for *4 T. Meyers < Bro OTcr.ns 15 cents per ici- It Meyers. Flannel uodcrwcar for cost at Meyers Tea kettle whisky at Rafierty's saloOn Shoes fer ycug own price at J. Meyers < Bro
 For genuine fea Kettle whisky go to Capt Rarrriys'
 : ,o!e leather trunk given away with eve. purchase att Meyers X Bros. All goods below cost at J. Meyers & Bro Allen and Fifth streets.
 Fuii stock 2a.f 1oots fol si at J. Meyers 6 Bros.
 ArLo,d's Wood Yard, Corner Eight and
 Sa,iord Streets. Dry cord and stove wood at lowest rates Leav. orders with .irnUid's ex preeS Wa son Fresh eggs aaiwys ol- hand at tbc Cash Store uf WALCorT tS MEsICS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
kerOSPuo.

There was an ar,n of fire last eyen- ing sud crowds hurried to the residence oc 5 nor Gusrnerns, Nrxi'an cnn-u winch was hrlievrd to have taken fire, rho family. Ju iana Gnrzlles, WAS wrapt in fl ,mes, her clothes having caught fire from the explosion of eau of karnsenr while attempting to Fight the stove fire in the kitchen, and to facilitate matters she poured 8 me kerosene from the Can into the stove. The oil quickly isrited and the famrs 1, ,shed into ihe can. ex
 p!odin. :he same, causing loud report md spraying fhe nil ani h.mes over the c.nth-s of the servant, who rush. q screaming through the house envelopei in fire. NJ. P Freeman and II D. Un
 d rwooG. near nrighbors, hearing Il e screams, rushed to the rescue and sue ceeded ID snafching the burning c'oth~s from her hciy and quickly wrapped her in blanket, thus smnth-r:hg the fism's, but not until the victim had been fear
 fully burned, her hair bring ai,nos' c"m- pIeteIy burned of, and her body blistered and deeply burned, Dr. Mnas was called and had the suffering woman cur
 rird to her home where he administered medical treatment, but despite all that he C .uld do, the unfortunate woman expired after several hours ot terrible agony snd and suffering. At the tune of the scci- dent the consul and all his family w-.e out save Srta. M-rced Guaneros, who was playing at the piano, when the ser
 want in flames rushed into ;be room. I' fortunate that n her crtze and fright the burning womin did not run against some ot the lace curtains which hung profusrly around the rooms. Had these taken fire the result would have DO dnuI | been quite destructive. The accideu, contains the oft repeated warning against
 iyhtiug fire with kerosene oiT.--Stat.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
One Kind of Pidy Actors.
II B. MiXsOg, JAMES RouINSoN. lComl E. h. kIIKAs

Detroit Free Pre-s
 "Nn, II lsn', me trainps 1 ~"mplaln of" sid Wayne county farmer, as he called f r ginger ale rhr oiE-r day. "l can drivC tramp If ny simply bringing "u; ny shotgun, but with the other t,usS its different"
 "What cl .ss.'
 "Why. ,h"se busted theat-ic4I people "ho are hootiny i; back ,o Detroit. Thel me along At all hours of the day night. and in ai sorts of shapes. When 2 riap turns into your gale and annnunces that he is D mnn, ani tha; Pythias is Tn s fence corner haf a mile back, too far gmnc 10 tort il anothcd rod, ani he backs this up by qintipg Shakespeare and grv- ing you the route ct his company for f ur weeks. Way, you've got 10 lo some thing"
 "Of cnurse.'
 R rmeo came a'ong the other nigh, 4nd rnused nie up. and went down [" '!n'i Juliet on the grass under pear tree. . r ing after q walk of w. nn-.wo niles. They had 10 have something to stay ,teir St"mnchs and put new life in'o 'e:n, anu 1 thought they'd eat me out of house aru nrine. I've had le ,diny men, lea'iing Id es. villains, inv~rs. chambern iids sui r.pcrty men walk in on m sinrly ant bi drovrs, and 1 wish the season was over. Gurus how they all tell ;he same nry."
 "What is itf'
 Why. they had the boss play and the Setnest manager. Everything WAS Cal cuIa.ad right down io cent, cnmpsny WIS the best co the Toad, and there couldn't bc no such thing as failure. Bu: there was. The treasurer skipped with the funds; weather too hot; too many roller rnss. Aus some .and rcasnn for bursting up. P'mr critters. Whenever am woke up a; night by voice call in. out, "ie noble ford. stranger begs Il glass of buttermil.: of thee," gi, into | my clnihes and go down, feeling as if ali Ihe CD q mes, in the house likewise b,- ;oBged to hIm"
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
In Me7IlOrfu1,,.
To OFrrcsRs AND MEusFRs or ABizoSA LoDoE No. 4, k. OF P.

AsHoSA LODGE No. 4. K. oPP P
 TOMBSTONE, Ar:t, Sept. l4th, 1885
 DEAR SIRs AND Bgos:-Your committee appoi1ted at your l.st meeting. 10 draft re- solutions of respect iu tue memory of our late esteemed brotter, Edwin Drew, would respectfully report as follows:
 Whereas; An all wise Providence has re- moved from our midst our lat- brother, Edwin Drew, therefore be lt Resolved, That tniS Lodge has lost re spected and esteemed brother. the coln.aun- ty q valuable and worthy ciiise.i, and the wife iairafol and good husband. Resolved That we tender our sincere ondoience tc ihe bereaved wife and re!a- lives of our late Brother Drew, and while We mourn lis loss, our elings of sorrow are softeued by the bright thought that his spirit is enjoying the sweet communion with thu, Grand Lodge al ove, eternal in ihc heavens.
 Resolved; That :ne charter Of our Lod-e be draped m mourning f.r the period q thirty days. in respect to the memory and deep appreciation by this Lodge of his manly virtues.
 Resolved; That lhis resolutions br spread upon our records, a copy published, and cOpy sent to tue berenyed wife of the de- vessyd.
 II B. M.xsON E. h. klNKAs
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Not Dc0d,
SIERRA MADREs, August 27th

SIERRA MADREs, August 27th
 HEsoRs. CAESAR AND WEuRFRITZ. : see by late copies of THE ToMBs1 ONE hat l wss reported seriously wounded md It wac thought would die. These reports are not correct, ss 1 am not sounded nor am dead, but 1 tell you hat ] am awful dry, and want you tU send me cousignmen, of,hat ice cold Anhueser beer, that are selling to the people of Tombstone. I only wish I was there to have it drawn from that patent German fountain. GERONIMO.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
The Euchantme.t Of Baseball

Lswyer-F"r the life of me, can't see what attraction peoplc find in this stupd glme of baseball. Some day think I' 20 uu. to see hem make fno!s of them seves. N. rcl,ap'-Thr idea of cane men gong crazy over such thing. Seems L" me the fool-kill>r is badly needed nows- Jays. Time: A week latter. Scene The grand stand at the baseball grounds Lawyer (tossing his hat in the air and vel inc like a Sioux brave)-Git down. come along. dad b.ug ny American heart, why don't you run, Mulliganl Merchan.-S Shoot the umpire. Cut 8 neart out! Let me get s' him. Poric. = nan Say, you o.d duffers, We don't want my ot this hood.um business here. IT.. iire you out if you don't shut up.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
COtf,l'N kecOrNs.

The following instruments lave been filed in the office of the County Recorder
 DEEDs-REAL gsTATe. A. NJ. E air to Jas. Carr, a certain par eel of land on the San Pedro river, Co- chise county, $500.
 Jas. D Bar 10 Jas. Carr. certain parcel of land CD the SIn Pedro river, Cochlse county, f300.
 saEEIFF's $ DEED. The Girrard God and Silver Mining Co.'S property to Edward P. S;eck, Tomb stone district, $60000.
 DEEDS MINES. Harriet L. Hines to Geo. Wat. and Henry Bocxeman, :he Eliza mine, Tomb stone district, S1.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16

The Montreal Witness has standing con tract 10 smash ihc Pope and the run iend Most people would suppose rhay this would give il plenty 10 do, but It does not think So for t has about concIUded to knock ous 10 oaceo. We tender 10 our Canadian con,em- porsFy our most distinguished consideration, and beg of il, when it has time, to go for the man who ehews tooth picks, the man who smokes vile cigars in public places, and the man who fills a ten -dolinr seat m a car with l :en-cent gripsack, -hile dozen passsn. gers are standing. We woDt 70 have this r-lorx ecs,pess .n0rpugbly d0ps.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16

gMr. Fred Nye, Of Benson, arrived !n town today with .rrVe camping wagon loaded with provisions, and wi,l start in the morn- ing for Sonora. Messrs. Colhour, Edwards, Jackson aud several other gcut.emeh whose names we cyu d not learn, have engaged NIT. Sye 10 drive tnem to Sonora, where they have large mining nnd other interests
 Attention is called to thc adyertsement in ahJ,her cDiGmn oi ScIiuonfeid G Heymsn, the le Ing dealers in furniture, crocEery' carpr.-- etc. in AliZona. These gentlenen Uy close attention 10 business have succeeded in getting cun,ro. oI The furniture buaiGess C. Arizona, n~a have two large stores hand ,ruely stot kyd. one in Tombstone and the other IF Pnenix Sr. SChpenield runs tue store in Tombstone and his par;Ler Mir .l.y yIaar. attends To the business m Phenix.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
Cuunty Court.

HoE. WEBSTER STgYEr,..... County Judge A. O. WALLACE....-.-.... -.-.C!crk
 Territory Of Arizona ys. W. F. Lstbrop; giaLd larceny; jury trial.
 The special venire Of 2i jurors issued on Monday last was returned .his morning. all present exsept3.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
i Furnished House

For rent or for sale, consisting of sarIor, two bed rooms, d.niis room i.Id kitchen, on seventh street, beta cen b.uce aid Stafford streets. Ter particulars apply to A. E. Hart inaE 5 JcWelry store under tle OccId ,ntal IuteI scptl5ti
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
NOk,ce.

Commencing on Saturday next, Sardy Bob will run a four horse coach 10 Fo-, Hua g o'clock aud returning every Monosy rso-n. .rg. Fare tG- iac round .r:p, sf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16

Probate Judge Peel was busy today In hearing the case of James Brown charged with fraud on The administration of the estate of Julian Eojas, deceased. After hear ing the testimony Ire Jrdge aisiai:ssd 'he chsrgv aSairs. NE. ssGwD.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
Notice to StOck,nCu.

4 special meeting of the CochIse County Stock Association Is nercuy called for Sat- uIGHv SrptrHber iJ.h, loe5 al : o'clock p.in Business ot Importance will come before tAe meeting. -til members are requested to uc preseat. C. ;. ABBOTT, PTesIQeut.