The Tombstone., 1885-06-05
Snb,;ri ani iscrtisr in TiIE fOI , STONE. the peoples paper.


 Snbi;rijs ani ' iscrtisr in ri,E To-; STONE. the peOple's paper.
 Hugh ]. Brawlry, who h,' en a, work in the Enterprise office ior some time past leit foy Tucson Tue,dry. He irs s.sd printer and d bright newspaper mGn.-FIoience En- ,erprise.
 Col. D II. Wallace, receiver n the L g. Land ,iiee. received the sad lntel,i sen,~ Yes. :erday of the sudden death Of his laughter Mr.. A. C. Chambers. re>iding at Jamestown Ds .oIa territory. This community will sym pathise ~ith Col Wallace and Mrs Irwin ln their loss.-Star.
 Two bars o' bullion, weighing 15 pounds each. came duwa from thr Srccie Paving Inin. near Florence this week Tn: mill |. now running night and day and u,n.ng out bullion at q very lively rate. Ii continues To improve and there is no doubt that the property i, a g.nuiae bonanza.
 Two Americans were executed by the Mex lean troops on lart Saturday, aoout l5O mics from Opu>mra. They bei"n.cd 10 ,he YsQ'li coIHGiaad as soldiers. The Mexican. put all foreigner. To death whom the, cap tlre fighting with the Ildilns The yaquis also treat foseI-An prisJuers iu the same manner.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Thos. D.. Davis took place tr,m her late residence on F. eventh street, this afternoon sad was Very largely attended. There was great many handsome il ,ral off rings from friends of the deceased. The be reaved husband has the sympathy oi THE TOMBSTONE. and the whole commu- nity in this, his dark hour
 The Rew democratic administration is unearth:ng some queer fish in the depart ment al Washington. There is iady in the Treasury whose face has never beer seen by any o;her emptoyr, though sine has been there ten years. She comes and goes heavily vailed. anl an air O. mystery p-rp::uallv surrounds her. Sine, ,he retirement O: D:. Mary Walker from the service, thi. vailed l.dy is the chic "bjoct of interest and spec,ila inl among the curious aOoL, the Jc .,ar;mel
 The collectors of Internal R.venus throughout the Uaion are being more rapidly replaced by democrats than any other Federal office holders. This is ss It should be. l, is an cd tradition, that to be memupr of ,he bnuTb ,n de mocracy In good standing il is first ne- cesssry to qualify as judge of fire Wa Ter, and a l will coucele that there is Il, position when the average "unterriicd" is more capable of tiiing. Go i,, Grove. Wen hoii your hat.
 4 Washington telegram, says: Secrc- tary Lamar issued an order tu- day of in terest to miners everywhere on th. pub lie aoma:1. December 4, 1881, while thousands of Inininy claims were pend ing, an order Was made by Secretary Tel Ter that in applications for lode Claims, where the survey conflicts with T prior claim and The greund iu conflict IS exciu ded, th" applicant not only has no risht to the excluded ground, but he has IT." right to that portion oi any vein or loie the top or apex of which lies within such excluded sr.unh, unless his location Was prior to May l9, 1872. The order made to-day pat things back jIs; where they were fore Mr. Tellcr's or,lcr vas iss ucd as follows: In entries made prior to the receipt by the register and receiver of the circular of December, 1SS4, the survey, if free from obj 'c,"n uu'lar the former practice need not bs amended to conform [" ihe provisions of psrasraph of said circular, Al decisions under said circu lar in confic, with the foreguiuy may 70 that extent be recalled