The Tombstone., 1885-06-26
Very warm today.

school trustee. and he has conscIted.
 Tn. preliminary examination Of Oliver E!Sga for taking q sho. Al Officer Homes, " 1T take place before Judge Gastun to-mor ION morning Ht 70 o'clock.
 SU.; was fled ni;h the c.erI; of the county coyr: today cf Reilly Ys A ; Ritter, acting city ircs. lrci 10 compe. h..a l. pay Hei.Iy' 'ala,y H..,n h. VAS city reocrlei
 There ia one enterprising man in Tomb 9ton>, ana yoU can See t hy his opening ID sack m..a:@oth establishment, 2h. w..ero tae Crane iastau.an, was former !v. He tceps nothing but shoes. \ Sahwartz has full conG3sLce in Tomb =toUe's prosperity je s.
 The min; authorities estimate the rro- duc'ion in 1854 2; %a0, 500 ,1O0 gold and %l2, ,sgo.0G0 ,.ircr .coiring raie:l iota , 5.2, 2,359.C0a. This was an increase of $500 ,GQO gold and +2,Go0.000 silver, as compared with i>2J. The gold rroiuc ton wsa cQu,alcnt to 1.4S9.gia troy "unces; and the silver to 3.,.l4 ,GU5 toy nunces.
 By an act of the legislature, persons between the aSee nf tea aui sev-D'"em years are fprI,idden 10 carr, pistols, dirks, s'aag- shots, trass knuc;les aDn
 ue ike, uri i. arns.'y 0; cu, rIors than $50 fine or one month in it. o- bn.n Those parents wh0 ht7s aI;oge, mere boys 70 carry pistols should rnt;ce ti< matte. and .oske it .heir bpsincss to see
 hst the law j, conpiied w.'h.-Taea.x Herald.
 As many O the residents of .his ci.y formerly lived i': Ej~a; ;aIa City, Nevada. lnd knew Geo. Tra7. the Ii6prr.a- os ne ln,ernanopai ho,ei, we ;aI:e ,ae n, lowing f-"D; tie Virginia Chroric.e: Stale Treasurer George Y. TGay arrived here this morhing and las cxperiercea great annoyance rom large Ge!:cliiru oi small boys, who fo.icwgd aim a!ruud I'i day, ristakiug him furg iEt n..n irsv,lIhy with BarIctt's shows.
 r. E. Hancock, of E;k,or. Kan, has myste:ioa>ly disappeared May i9:m. and sny information regarding his where bouts wi.i be paid fui Ly either MacE:y |, Ne.bei. Evansville, Ind, Mrs. Y. ?. Haucok. Eihton, Ky, w. VI. Eancock, Cy., or Jas, r. Hancock, Tucson. The missing man weighs from lG5 10 TO pounds, has chin w!iskers, quite gray. has sevc.al mo!es about his face and neck one on the nose between the eyes, and one on lie end of the nose, besides others. Territorial papers please copy.
 Bill Shakely, miner who has bern working on the Maggie mine, met wlth quite l. severe though not fatal aCCi- dent oD "Wednesday evening. A bucke, nf rock had been hoisted about half way up tie shaft when the clutch on the wbim gave way and the bucket of rock was precipitated down the shaft on top af the unfortunate Shakes, who was a, the bottom, cutting him badly about the head and face, and laying one of his aims bare to iie bore rom tine shoulder io the elbow. The unfortunate man was Ie- moved 10 his hone whcIo his injuries were attended ;o and he is now getting Aiong as well IS could be ex pec;ea.
 TIE EVENING TOMBSTONE is still oi rhc opinion tha. C. Mrye. ZGlicl; is not a citizen of Arizona. l. is strange, to say ;he least, that 8 man SC prominently iden titied with cur various L2:u;n. interests -s Mir. Zu!icS l., and vino ha. lived among us of and CD for ne.. F tyyc years. making Tombstone Ais Headquarters snd home, should not be recognised by the cditcT Of the ,ioUghrut as 2 citizen and as for G. ". SUsier. it $ still more strange that the evening sheet should not even know who Lei Had better post up lit C on such matters, and become ac- guainted at least with our most promi nept Influential ciiizsns.-M Morning Boi.er rla;e.
 Yes, and we sill stick to ,he prnposi lion that C. Meyer Zuii:k is not resi- | nt of Arizona. and say further that he does not own foot of land in the terri tory and is not interested in mine in this territory, and further that he has never been 6 month in tine territory st any one lime in the couEso 0. his vhGIe