The Tombstone., 1885-05-27
NUGGET OF NEVIS ITEMS
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And Given Place in the Col ul'lns Of the Peoples
 FayOrite Newspaper.
Court Notes, Social Items and a Miscellaneous Ar
 rayOt Minor Mention.

Tie kids are out. hui they should be in by nine o'clock every evening.
 The boiler plate has become obnoxious 10 the court even.
 lIa, Ina, ha, The BAn., Exclange "a s;ill on ,np beia. one oi tie leading lvsorts i,. He Cily.
 JoLn .,ioH'gplnery of the 0. K Corral has ,n, down fine sidewalk in iron: of hi. sia- llea
 The Gyaad Lodcc, Rights Of Pythia.. for this territory. convened a, Charleston this i:,ora.n.
 The race for 500 which we stated in our last i~snc would take II Tres Aiamos, ha. been changed. and tae racy will DOW take place oa the Bci<on ,r:,,s.
 Rev ;. T N..lls ha, been granted ,eays of ah.c.ce as past chaplain g; For: !iuachuca, for one E;on,i. tlIc leave of absc:.cc .omuicn cir- :.c frs, day of JGne ncx:
 var;un> delegate. frcD: different portions of thc tcrritoryt to the Grand Lodge K of F. arrived here las. night and look their de. ya':urc f0- Charleston where the grand lodge coGyeacd tl!'s forenoon.
 Mr. Thcs Gates returned from Tombstone last erei.ing. He speaks in high terms oi iEc nospittlity of the To qb,tonc people, and of the thr!f:r appearance Of lAe town rVc&o1 StIr.
 Tho arms and amuEitior; for Company T.. arrived ia camp to-day. It is ;haH-ht hat this com rany will take thc ii,.d on sunday next, and act !n conjunction with the Clifton Rifles.
 W. VI. Baldwin, the weIl-known Benson merchant, passed through the city this corn. cn route to Charlc,ton, where he goes as delegate to the grand lodge from B,nson lodge, K. of P.
 We received pleasant call this morning. from NF. John Fitch, one of the popular eu. y;nerrs oi the V. II & <. t:y couIpHi.y. Mr Fitch left this iorenol.:! lol Charleston 10 N. tend session of 'he Sr"nd IodSc.
 Mr. Cent. GrceawIad is in town from nj, ranch um the San i.,Gro. T. reports every. thing as ruanin.: s:noCt.ly n tnaI section. and Ihe different gol-.d...3s on thc rlscr have ali been completed.
 Mr. F. VI, R.ad.u::. Lra'.a Lecturer Of the \. .O. |. ", actumpl"!cq by sluuc O. The officer, of Tombstone Loi@u Nc. 5, visi;cd ;he principal mines of this caIap lo day, and spoke very highly of wha! he saw.
 This territory would bt sldl; the loser if the present administration should remove Secretary Van AgHan. At no tune since our organization have we had .i!ieirnt an oil. ccr, and i. would he an injury to the lhc ter. r!t~ry 10 lose inn now.
 Messr.. Chas. R. Drake, Fred FieIshman and J. G. Goodman, leave to-day for Charles lon, Cochisc County, to attend Inc Grand Lodge oi the Arizona Knights of Pythiss, which vii! be in session lt tAa; place next Wednesday ay--S;,ar.
 Judge David s. Terry, who Killed David C. Broderiok 1 ! duel iu San Francisco, which created such sensation quarter O. cen tury ago, is no" seventy years of age and i, stll practising Law in Stockton. Cal He ls :imu~t unknown, hay-s. kilIc! himself pc it:cally when Le killed 8.odc-ck
 DiT't for a.ct the grand ball 10 bc given by inc Cha icetOn I.odrc iE h..nor oi inc grand lodge which is now in session. The ticiets have bcci placed at the moderate sum O. g jo each admitting gentleman Gad lady.
 The bali will take place oa Friday evening, and all who can, should attend.
 The social given by the ladies of ,he St Paul's Guild, at Mining Excaange Hall last .,f.- g- cotnmencci at 8 o'clock and continued d until midnight, when refreshments were served and all departed for their different homes. well plsaeed w!ii. ;he evenings entertain ncnt.
 C Haynes, Mrs. Harris, Brooklyn sta ton; c. M Norton, Harshaw; Wm. Jordan, Oakland. F. N. Rea3ing, San Francisco; Otto :;c.roeth. S,l Lowenberg, Bissber; Watson II. EoOser, Fred Flcstman. ;. G. Goodman, Chas. R. Drake, TIcson; Jas. C. Barnett. Hua chuca; J. C. Reilly, Fairbank; C. s Boho. NJ. Eais,cn. Bsbce; \. c. Curry, Charlestaa. are re resistered at thc Occidental Hotel.
 Last evening an impromptu reception was giveI to ". II. Jordan of Oakland. Cal. past grand master of California, Ancient Order Of United WOrkmen, who is on his way as d representative to the supreme lodge of the order. which meets in p:s Moincs uowa MT: Jordan is accompanied by the grand lecturer of California, MT. F. M Reading, who vi.its Arizona in the interest Of the Guaranty Fund auxiliary feature of the order. Mir. Reading will stop in our city for three or four days. visiting the mines and other places or inter est. Mir. Jordan left this morning Dcs Moines