The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
GENERAL NEWS. THE PITH AID POINT OF EVERYTHING CURRENT. Quill Drops and Pencil Points Jotted Down By
 Our Reporters, Who Arc Always on the Alert for Any Item Of
 News That May
 Transpire
"EIite."

Mother-iu-Law.'
 Zephe:s, yarns, and all kinds of fancy goods, At the New York Store - -' The i-ew $l8y000 county jail has just been completed at St. Johns, for Apache county. l. is said 10 be the finest in Arizona.
 .Childrens school shoes ve:y cheap, at the New York Store.
 The TOMBSTONE is now printed with new type on tinted paper. It is big improvement and the appearance of the paper is now quite civilized.-Los Angeles Union.
 All new style dress goods, at the New York Store.
 The new skating rink in this city is almost completed.
 Fine brocaded silks, satiDs, and vel vets, at the New York Store
 The wholesale butchers held coun- of war to-day.
 Gents underwear sold at 50 cents on the dollar, at the New York Stores
 The Board of Supervisors will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Blankets and quilts very cheap, at the New York Store.
 Tomorrow is law day in the County Court.
 Ladies plain and embroidered har- nei underwear. at the New York Store.~
 The climate has been splendid for the past three Or four days.
 Ladies and children's shoes sold cheaper than anywhere else, at the New York Store.
 .Elite.",
 THK TOMBSTONE, published in the city with the dolorous name, appears this week i'll a new dress. It is brim- ming over with news. and as chipper and saucy as thirteen-year-old miss at a picnic.-Phcnix Gazette.
 .Elise."
 Now that the butcher war has been commenced again, everybody can ai- ford to eat meat.
 Ben James and w. R. Burke re- turned from Benson about a. m. this morning.
 The City Council will hold an ad- journed regular meeting tomorrow evening.
 The District Attorney of this coun- ty has to be assisted in every case he tries, and even then secures but few convictions.
 Several residents of St. Davids were in town to-day, and they purchased a great many dollars worth of goods from our merchants.
 The s. P. R. R. bridge at Yuma will be rebuilt at once. Two hundred men are already on the ground and mate rial is being shipped from this and other points as rapidly as possible. A temporary structure for the passage of trains will be thrown across the river and then the work of erecting a permanent bridge will be commenced. This will occupy six moths or morc.- Los Angeles Union.
 "A little incident happened at the K. of P. Hall the night of the ball that was not exactly down on the program. Just few minutes before the exercises were to open and as Dr. and Mrs. Wharton approached the foot of the broad back stairs they noticed a little animal at the lower step which hop ped up onto it and ran up stairs ahead of them and into the hallway of the building. When the animal got into the lsmplight it was discover ed to be . Polecat, q regular old-timer, and in endeavoring to drive it out of the reception room some of the boys were 90 indiscrect as to punch it with . stick, when-i. made market for cologne and dniniectants- inssantef k &as finally got out and jumped off the landing to the ground. but rather tod late.-Phenix Herald,