The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-29
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 Judge Stilwcll and wife are risiting PhcniX.
 W. C. Byrne, San Francisco; Fred stoll, Michigan; A ", Corn, Fort IIuachuca: are registered at the Oc- cidcntaI hotel.
 Mis-. Ellsworth, who has been teach ing school in Wilcox, has returned to Tombstone, where she viii remain for d week CT so, until she rca,ns her health, having been quite sick of late.
 We were shown d handsome photo graph of the Grand Central pumps to-day, wnicl. was photographed by brother-in-law Of Tommy Vincent ,1ho recently arrived from England.
 II. B. Addington who took tho place of M G. Fagrie as agent at Fallbanl,, is in this city sick with the material fever, and was so much worse this morning that his wife was' sent fui.
 The Willows" under the manage. ment of Harry Stevenson, Is fast be- coming 3 iavoritc resort for our busi- ness men who desire to get the best oi wines, liquors end cigars. Nothing but the best is kept at the Willows. V
 Five Indians were seen in the, Whetstone mountains yesterday. They were well armed, but were travelling on foot. Somebody's stock will suffer inside of tue next day or two. This confirms the report that tho Indians are leaving the reservation in bands of three or four every day.
 ". c. Byrnc, the popular agent of F. Friedlandcr tE Co, merchant tail ors. of san Francisco, is at the Occi- dental Hotel, where his samples can be seen, and where he will be prepared tu take vour measure for clothing. This is Mr. Byrncs fifth or sixth trip 10 this place, and he has always given satisfaction. o29-3t
 Notwithstanding the fact that the Democrats of Tucson tried to insult the Hon. C. c. Stephens upon his re- turn from Prescott, because he did | no; vote to remove the Capitol from | Prescott to Tucson, we notice by the ! Tucson coart calendar that MT. Stephens is doing the bulk of the law business ill Pima county.
 One of those individuals who live off the earnings of q wOman's shame last evening asked his victim for more money, and when she informed hin, that she had no money, he beat her over the head with revolver. It is unfortunate that she would not. have the brute arrested for We are suse that had he got into the clutches of the law he would have been made an cx- ample of.
 X day or two since some randal en- tered the school house, after school hours and committed & nuisance in one of the teachers desks, and then amused himself by drawing obscene pictures upon the blackboards. We
  hope that the Board oi Trustees will { make a searching investigation oi this affair, and ii the culprit or culprits are discovered, we care not who they may be, We hope that they will be severely dealt with.
 There are II general merchandise stores in this city, } tinshops, three dryg0ods stores, } bakeries, l hard ware store, hotel, 10 lodging houses, brewery, 1 undertaking establish memt, : butcher shops, ? corrals, f livery stables, 1 theater, i assaycrs, $ doctors, ? dentists, II lawyers, 13 hoisting works, 1 wholesale liquor house, one 20 stamp mill, ? harness shops, 10 restaurants, f cigar stcrcs, 26 saloons, 3 tailor shops, 3 shoe maker shops, } milinary establish mcnts, l bank, 6 fruit and produce stores, , real estate and insurance agents, l telegraph office, 1 express office, 1 telephone line, gas works, ice works, and daily newspapers.
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