The Tombstone., 1885-07-31
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Much0 Galore.
 The health of this camp was never better than at the present time. The water rgh. case Of Clifford ct .l. vs Larrieu, still drags its wea-y length along in the county court
 By reference 10 a telegram in another column twill be seen that the governor has declared Saturday August 8, legal holiday.
 Remember that all parties who can spare flowers ou the Sih are requested to leave them ai the city han on the morning Of that day.
 We call upon Chief Ryan % extend an in. vitaiioD Oh behalf of the Tombstone Fire depart to the Tucson department requesting their presence here on the s.h of August. Our popular young :ownsman, MT Douglas Gray and his acco mplshed bride arrived from Denver, Colorado, the former home of the latter, last evening, and will take up their residence in East Prescott.-Courier.
 Thos Brown, Tucson: Jas P Knight. Cal; Leigh Chslimy, Texas; Jas Neil, E Nor ion. c Byron, Ben Williams, Bisbee; " R
 
 are registered at the Occidental hotel.
 At meeting Of Engine company last evening it was resolved that the company would take part in the funeral proc. ssion on the Sth of August. aud the secretary was no tried to inform Grand Marshal Grove of the company's intention to parade.
 A learned lawyer named Berry. and graduate Of Ann Harbor college named Ba.gs, had little dispute on Allen street near Fifth last evening and attIacted quite crowd. Angry words passed but no blows were struck.
 The executive committee Of tie citizens aud the c. A. R. will meet at the City Hall this evening .t S o'clock and complete the arrangements for the propcr observance of the eth day Of August; also hear the reports of their subcommittee. A fun attendance js desired.
 The large hob to replace the one ttat was broken at the Grand Central works, two weeks ago, arrived al Durkce's corral la-, night and was hauled up 90 the minc this morning. It will take about four days to put 1t in place, and then the camp wiil commence its era of prosperity.
 There is no doubt whatever but what the Prescott Courier is .Ac organ of Gen. Crook for it still persists in its advocacy of him notwithstanding the fact. that i: publishes in the same issue telegram to the commander of whipple Barracks statin. that the Indians were again Tn the territory murdering set tiers and stealing stock.
 A well-known citizen of this had occasion to go to the Huachucas few days ago, and as his wife is east, he thought that Ee would not take any chances on burglars while he was gone, so he got two large spikes and nailed his front gate up, but left every door in the house unfastened. We suppose that this was caused by absent mindeduess on his part.
 The Supervisors Of Cochise county who were in session when the death of General Grant was announced, passed resolutions oi respect, ordered the court house draped ir mourning and adjourned. Similar acton was taken either by the people or their ef. ncers throughout most counties Of the Ter ritory. In several places public meeting,
 
 Maricopas repect seems to be in her pocket Herald.
 Tonbs'one is again rejoicing in prosperity Basiness has revived there greatly in thu past few months and tine place is now doins good healthy business. The great pump of her deep mines are not yet at work bu will begin their great task in a few day. when all the clements of prosperous busi ness that our sister town possesses will b, present and the place will again be the bes in the Territory for the merchant and tn, miner. aud 6 source Of revenue and busines bcueht to the entire Territory. We rejsc' to See our sister city come as ain to the fropi -Hsrald.
 Arizona, it is predicted will see nor cspitslists within her boundaries this fsl looking for grazing and agricultural invest mats than ever before in her entiie history The past year hss made our Territory nor widely known. The East Is beginning t' learn that Arizons is m Sue Cnir-d- 8 st-e and is romethiug more than wilderness 6 sand, though the region rrayersed by ou railroads would scarcely give any impres sion. These railroads, however, show uP very small section of the Territory. Ou great vailcys sIe clos cd 10 the outside worl unless outside world takes the trouble to in vestissts them. What the newspapers c the Territory have said coleerninS our re sources has been iu no wise an exaggsratior bat YVES nevertheless unbelieyed. The erro Of the people in the matter is bccomini k1Owo.-He-sld