The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-04
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 noon to day.
 o.o,rc Lowe was up from Charleston yes. tcrtay.
 We obtained twelve new subscribers in Charleston, yesterday.
 THE TOMBSTONE has enlarged. So much for the new boom.-Star.
 THE DAILY TOMBSTONE has the largest circulation.
 The Jewish holidays VII commence on next Wrdnrsday. September 3th.
 JCRley Of Fsrn,nk. lett this morning f.r Buffalo New York.
 Mir 10. Smith, with his wife and baby departed for the east yesterday.
 The thermometer registered % degree. at noon today.
 J.O. Dunbar and family have returned from q tr.p to the Dragons.
 The Phcnix and Mar,copa railroad will C finished by ihe first of January.
 This has been another very dull cay as far aS news is concerned.
 The office of the Wholesale Butchering company is no located in the office of Bothin, Tweed tv Co.
 The St. Julian had very fine display of f,h poultry and game m it's window today all of which will be served O.. dinner to-day Mir rhen. Wei sch ht- return .j fro.a q visit to his fsmiIy at Oakland, Csi. He will rem in here few days before going 10 Charleston. .--Citizcn.
 J. L Ward. of Tombstone. is doing good work for the fair. and writes tia, laIgr drir. .tirn from C",hisc county vii De up from that seetion.-t;azetIe.
 N-xt V-udrrsd " is tdm;S sion Day ;a Cali fori, and the event wll he dsiy relehratcd by Inc Pi" eers and the Native Sons of iLc Golden West.
 The Tucson Times only makes iis appear anc- in this office about once week. Nha i> the matter h Nour nal clerS. Bro i Iijo.l.?
 Ol.. of the attraction al the Bank EN cas gr sale E rh.s mo ming, vas a poker raln in which the stakes wer= As high HS $sVJ .t i ii.ne. IT.. a 70 II dul, t,rue. nuw
 J. ]. pa,t.n g d !. K D,.an came in i,s' cvcnin from the L sic s Patton ranch u the Swisshrl,ue. Mir Patton clrms .o have the { ct calves n ina. sec,ion Of the cuun- fry.
 Pull c Adminisirator Dean has applied for letter, of administration on The esate of Isaac Rnbers decrasrd. he hearing of which has been Sel 10 September lllh. Ctspar Tay.or and 4. ! Ritter aIe bu- iIy cngag, in uppra>iag thr Il ,~k ard uxturcs of B,:Air, Tweed < Co as ih- iii T, i, ab"u: to dis solve.
 The city council, aud board of police com-- mis-oners will meet on NO"Gay eveuing next and a, t!ie Mayor las returned, therc r... :'.",soiy be 4 quorum pres,ut >. both ! meetings. THE DAILY TOMBSTONE announces that it | vii, hereafter appear as six column paper | ihe same size as the Recurd-E Epiiaph This |! is certainly an evidence of prusperily-Iit-t | izen. The Pilgrim Court Commissioner C Cor 1. don AdLms. has gOne to Tucson. We cannot | conceive what cri me Tombstone has le-n ! guilty of toward Judge Fitzgerald that he | tIis nlt fn.-iI tI,,,,r ms | officer As stated in the Star of yesterday morning i the Bonarza mill ofQuijs,oa has commenced | pulverizing ore. Special adTIccs say every ! thing IS moving smoptlily. The mill gives | entire satisfaction. Now comes the tuum.- [ Star.
 Application has hcen made 10 the Probate . Court, by l.. " Blinn for letters Of admin i s;ra,ioI or the e,tale of F. C. Brown, Ge. [ ceased. vi T. J Drum, who has l,fi the ter , ritor,. The hearing Of which Is set TOT Mon. day, sept. 7ih.
 For the finest hran,l of imported wines liquors and cigars. the Pony saloon takes She cake. Tom Jones is always glad | to meet his friends. and you may | depend on receiving tb- finest kind e treatment. ie2Ut MT. Clmer and another gentleman who have dug seven wells in the Sulphur Spring Valley near the Mule mountains. failed to since struck huge volume Of water a, % feet. These veptlpmpn will, nov drift from