The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-14

W it ,ill ihr chords nIi h-This. is stolen. = s.. We feel s,rIy I.i .l- third, toys.
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 When wil asc Savage papcr b. putlix he'd. .n-.
 Nh Frank Leslie an'i J.hnny Dean
 arriSrd this eycnili3 {',R, tsm frcn'.
 pisiiict-tousi "rcri~ r.cst A.ontfay ior al1iri F, Iicd. z '
 \ Lrssrr yays tht h"y:; .zt wine ;.nd cake an! i,,w. Irs. fl "sy "pr tii"..si the prin -r4 kn ,w uorn ;:tr n. iiian { fsnything ,lsc, :, i. s::a. a..i Z. se.
 The Rev. Dr. Wills afria-Aa fi s,.s4 Icitr this siternoen freul t'l;t4.:, he4dTf' hssel4T 'hnea. =" ' .s;;;:, .sss. Several Chinamrn If .iris '.t,s tl,;s morning fer hrniK. One osS.NIsjE:
 namhes ii,for:n>;t :us ,haEsa ,iaoybg wsre under -4,n,ract to; n.'ksc lliak.ss.
 for tic new ing. nj s,s, lufn af- fheirss. ': !: Owing to 4 delay in freight eur suls..', ply Of paper has run .Loy,. and we a1
 c"inpclled to .'s" waprins paper to-
 day. Our psror v:llarrive to-nnUrrow how-y..r ana Monday evening We viii i" ;,il right again.
 sand. Bob ha. had hi- large coach. tho Modoc newly upholstered inside
 and painted anl put on the road be
 tweeu ,his city and Failbrhk. The
 Moduc mad" its fir: trip lL!s uoru- in. A" individual who Was -uiierinr rom T severe attack of mania d lotu,
 was placed in the cooler iart evening 1 and this morning wlen taken befor~
 john peon clam, he WAS fined the usu- al amount for being drunk. g. ., It is stated that til,- Tombstone fir. 1 department will give . grand ma
 qu. rade ball on New Years night w.. l hope that they will, and that # issy 1 he announced foon in order to allow
 our citizens to procure costumes in i lcnty of time.
 The popular indignation s9air',t the Chinese, which con,aienr sd i,t Wy"mi,rg ant ,han Sp,-sd to Wash ington territory. has reached Cslifcr,
 nia, and several interior tOwns in ihst7 .tate have notified tas Chinese l- leave, anl at Once,. aual esoyern6r' ! Stomeipan, fcaifuh tlIat t!ia. spiJtmiot
 may reach San Francisco, Has called upon the military for ai,istancc. r-- A great may people both east sn1 west arc turning their faces towspd Tombstone, and ,licy are for he nos [ ! ;?art people of mesu., who will l;J-ai.
 in the adjacent valleys,as stock raiser, and who will engage in mining au,l
 other business pursuits in this eisst
 We feel sure that with the year lSS:s
 We will leave hard times forever be- hind Us. '--- "a -s----'. E.s Ji. large numbsr 5i csIriarss that | h,vs been engaged for tomorrow at [ .he diiieren, livery stables speak we'll. for the bi. races tomorrow Arrxnse- 1 nen:s have been made for the con.
 uenience of sll wio may desire 10 vi.it the track, and ws hay" no doubt bua
 what tomorrow will witness the ] largeFt a.trndan"c ever seen apon the ! track. -a .-' On Thursday of last wc.k the In- djans Ri lad some ranchers near Dem
 ing, and Vn Wednesday of this week. the soldiers put in an appearance. This indicates that Crooks policy is to give the hostiles lenty of time to 1 reach the mountain fas,ncss of Mexi- :
 co. ard th}n he will! telegraph that ! the hosti!es have all been driven back
 into Mexico by his troops and settlers 1 need not fcI uneasy. .rf .-..-.-..f ./ It is stated that R Cahrn, the pro-
 rrit:or of the Mechanics store will ar- r rive in the city about December first,
 and proceed at on,e to erect buildings :,
 and works upon the Bon Ton and '- Addie Mines, which he has recently Lineorporated in san Francisco. Oh- by one the vsfirs mine. in this dis:
 trict are resuIninr work snd employ
 ing men, and t VII not be long before
 Coclisc county alone will turn ont
 moro bullion than the balance of Ari-