The Tombstone., 1885-06-05
S IMPORTANT MINING DE-
 CISION.
fovenents Ot Company II The Democratic GuillO-
 tlne Hard at Work.
Home News Continues to Grow Scarce and Beau tit'ully Less.

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 S8bei ,sic. singing and square games nj the & y.ta! Palace jelu. 5s.'ra. therin one;er reg sist-rel 9J degrees ubou to-day.
 The gambling houses in town are 60 Il. a rushing business
 Messrs. Barkhalter and Clark returned te Benson :his morning.
 J. B. Ayers, of Charleston, is in town, havinn been called here as 4 juror.
 Nr. F. Herrera. one of the live busi- nees men of Charleston is visiting this eisJ.
 Drop int, the Crysta! Palace for choice Auheu-cr beer drausht. ice cold out oI 1he patent German i.uulain. ieitf
 The front oi the Fashion stables is re- 4fvlng q coat nf plaster which is a much 1Seded improvement.
 Bois, h!oiches, pimples, and nil skin ldiseases. are quickes, cured. by cleansing ! the blood with Ayers Ssrsaparills.
 M-. C. l.. Finch of B us,r. who has Been in attendunce on th" distric; court as trial juror. will return to Beason to morrow morning.
 Samuel Harper. Farbank; J. D,uglas, New York; Chas. Ahschulz. MT. and Mrs. Sc! Pierce. Blsbec: X. Hoover, No gales, are registered at the occidental.
 A weddin. is to take place in few weeks, b-;ween two Of our young lead- CTS of socie,y. We promised not to give tLeir names, SO our readers will have to guess who it is.
 Company II, Fourth cavalry left Fort Lowell Tuesday morning for For, Grant, cxri yInc eight days ratlons. The object of this change is unknown, further than that i, has some connection with the In- dian troubles.
 J. \. Roienbers is collecting informa- ton regarding the late Chas. Webber, who died in the Cuchisc cauuty hospital. Information will be sent to sister of the deceased, wi.o resides in Germany. Pres , colt Courier.
 ! There will be public meeting at the city hall this evening. to prepare for : grand Celebration on July 4. Our eli xens should attend iu body. and pre- :. parc a grand celebration for our national {: Bay.
 # The firm of Bnthi., Tweed < Cn., arc S ;,ect!uy a large invoice of wagons, and Ehen they arrive, will b. able to sell s;l'cttcr wagon aai at lower price than they have ever been sold fer ,n this ter .sri;ory.
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 Tho Oakland Times, Demo. ic, s.vS "Th. respp' iatmcnt Of an ultra Rep b- !;cau Postmaster of Ala nela, the secoud county of California, is not a pleasant surprise by any means 10 our people" We should judge not, that is tc ;..e dem ocratic portion of them.
 IL now appears that the ApacEcs have not gone tD Old Mexico after all, and don't seen, {" be in hurgy to go there if they mean to go at all. I'hey arc skulking aroCud the black rac sc, and nn- ri they are eEteruinated they w:il prop ably inicst that beautiful coUn;cy and make prospecting q peri!ous ii not sn impossible thing.
 Coi l.. Mycr 2uIick, formerly of New ark, New Jersey, but now of Tombstone, this territory. and who is candidate for Governor ot Arizona, is sp0.en Of as one of the beat political organizers of his state, an intimate friend of BIyard and Randall, and occupied the position of master of ceremonies a. the banquet given President Cleyeland, WiieE M.. Cleveland visited the place of his bir;., in New Jcr sey lsst Octobe.-Prescct, 3-iner. The above is all correct except ss tc the resi- aence of Er. Zulick, who is nst TOW, nor aever was resident of Tombstone, nor of thls territory. Er