The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-12
Items That Please Some,
While 1t Males the
Guilty Squirm,
The Peoples Paper Always
to the Font When
There is Anything
to be Found
Out.


The people of Tombstone will no
longer submit to be robbed Of their
homes by the land sharks.
Frank Broad attained his 2sth year
to-day, and observed the same in An
appropriate manner.
MI. ]. B. McGrew and wife left this
week on visit to relatives in New
York and Washington.
Sylvester Porter and T. C. Balm,
prominent citizens of DOE Cabezas,
left this morning for home.
Mr. 0. L. Hart was quite i'll day
or two since, but is up and around
again, as busy as ever.
The employees of THE DAILY TOMB
STONE were serenaded to-day by men,
bers of the Cornish glee club.
Miss Nellie Savage was around yes
terdav selling tickets for a gold watch,
the proceeds to be for the benefit of
Catholic church.
The land grabbers intend to make .
motion for a new trial in the case of
the Mountain Maid Mining Co. VS..
James Reilly.
With one voice the citizens of this
city congratulated our paper on the
manly course it had pursued in
downing the hyena land sharks.
The skating rink was we'll patro-
nized this afternoon by the lovers Of
the rollers. The rink will be opened
this evening at o'clock, when all are
invited.
Mr.. Melgren informed a reporter
| to-day that the Oriental saloon would
be opened by him, he not having any
partner.
Tomorrow is day of rest and We
editor, composition, prsssman and
devil are supposed to be happy, pro-
vided they secure an abundance of
nose paint.
Summerfield Bros the best known
merchants in the Territory, always
maintain their rep ltation for selling
the best goods for the least money
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The flag of the A. o. U. W. floats at
half mast, out of respect to the memo
ry of the late J. H. Rice, who was an
honored member of the order.
MIR: Geo. Magann informed a re.
porter to-day that he did not claim to
be ''world beater," but that he wouli
run a race with any person in Tomb
stone one hundred yards.
The body of the late J. H. Rice
will be embalmed and sent to his rela
tives in Salt Lake City. Wells
Fargo & Co. will do the transporting
free of charge.
Eye met with an accident, Other
than the loss of a portion of the Gu
ticle of his nasal appendage. No 50
rious damage was done.
Jesus Monye, Hermosi.le; J. B
Mcdonald, Bisbee; Harry Bonler, SaI
Mateo, Cal; J. 8. Taylor, San Fran
= cisco; Thomas Ellis, Cananea; C. B
Sonora; j. M. Johnston, Contention
1. Meyers, Benson; j. Hawkins, Tue
son; E. E. Smith, Charleston, are regis
tered at the Occidental Hotel.
i The following county propsrt.
holders paid their taxes yesterday ant
to-day: ). b. Reed, John Hamilton
John Abby, II. c. Servance, J. Level
B len, C. Green, Jonah Brown, Mrs. L
a Miller, Mrs. k. Hempston, C. Hal
N rington, P. III. Warrington, Head Cen
If ter Mining Co., Head Center an
d Tranquility Mining Co., c. s. Batter
y man, Chas Holtz, b. IL. Ramsey Nor
q Prest, Fred Bruner, Graft Il Schoer
holser, l.. Calf, Henry Dial c, McNs
l., l.. Mozon, +. Pillion, ]. N. Jone
30 Thoma. Hall, b. McArdle, Who VIM
N Robert Clark, w. H. Colgrore, w. L
m Massey, John Young, 7. Z. Gray, L
G. Hooker, Mrs. E. Beamish, Minin
Exchange Co. w. A. Clifford, N.
carp, n. Heenen, F. +. Brooks, Mr.
$. w. w. Baldwin, w. Spence, Bsylil
4 BuckalOn.