The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
County Court-Record>, and other original and Splcy
 Local News.
Dlshed up to the Readers of the only Live Paper ln
 Tom bStOne.

Postmuster g; rAa.lcston. scsept PJ,yn,on has been appointed by the Suprryisor' rod oysrseer for this distrirt.
 Hermann Wcli-ch and wife were u7 [: oIn harlr,;on to- day taking in the sights. The militia b"ys are going to have good tine t: their srmory this evening.
 Read the new adycrtsemen; c! Crowley t stevenson in another column.
 The Wilcox toy7 tainted the town car mine hue lae, r,yt.t.
 Jack Doling is the oldest saloon man in hIs camp.
 nice new sign was placed ill position in iron, uf the Willows saloon tLi. afternoon.
 There will he Deelin-: of k. oi I. Lodge II inc City Hall. for work in the Oriental le-rce.
 Bob Krrny who has been i'll for the pos; .vcek and ,onan-d lo his room Is con, ,rlcscunt
 Tn the Coun-y Ceurt today ;hc clerk was authorized tn issue yrnire for 9 jurors to be ih a,tcndauoe on sad court forthwith.
 There bave been about l5 citizens of Viii cox ir town fir the last two days. beng in attendance on the Probate Court as witnesses
 Purcrs hav. be.u fled with ;he clsFk Of he Di-'rici Count oy J. Deti!ne rs. ]. !. Fay. or This case is on appeal from the iuatice cut u Just!ce Nichu!ls .f Wilcox.
 Word was ! ought to town tlis morning that during tie thunder storm yeste' dey .,..rru named Frank Puarh who was hrrding c,tt'c near Wilcox was killed ."@r'hcr with !is Loisr bi bolt uf lightning. Au inquest y..i oe held Ly Justice Nichols.
 Hattie WO, ds was brouyht up from Charleston jy Constable McClarrn this afier. noon to serve sentence of 9 days imposed 5v Judge Ka;zrlsiein, for shooting firearms the street
 Pal Hamilton, Commissioner of Immi=ra- ton for ihe Territory. is s"j"urming in Pres. o:t. We should like to see Pal uI this way.
 Since writing the above We have mad the pleasure of taking Pat hy the hand. he hay ing arrived this moaning. Our Comm ssioner as been making d tour Of Mohave county. md will leave tomorrow mnIninr fer To- prka, uusn invitation ol the officers of ;Ie 4. r&S F road. wuo take deep interest in ir,In grafton to A..Aona. Pat says there is 2 great demand for land in 2rizons. by esst- ern parties. ard Ee is getting Information for their benefit T.He is easy on Pat, and he looms up like springtinle in Italy, snd 10 the ladies we would say, he is sill d. bachelor. Cham y;on.
 ". c. Kehnp, who arrived from Sonora yes,erday by wsy Of Tombstone sa,s that the latter camp already sho7s the premoni,ions of the first class boom tha'
 is soon 10 ensue. The streets are crowd ~d with strangers, and the hotels sn'i boarning houses are filed to ovci flowing. l The gambling houses arc rInn'ng in iu!l blast, each place rttainiDg corps of 70 cal and insirumental musicians for the amuse:. ent of their patrons. This letter ! $ au eyicence of syi,sian,Ial prosperity which no man familiar with miu'ng camps will attempt to gainsay.-CIiizen
 Among the pro:ninsnt stars that siister in this July sky are he three northern 1 hri .iants, as they are called. Arcturus, rAdlan. with rosy light, shining ID inc n,rthwpst, below the semi circle that
 make the starry northern cTown, inc su' re.b Vega. belonging io the highest or der of stars, approaching the zenith, and the sparkling C.peiia. rising in ihf northeas; late in the svening. The Nor thern cross rests on the Milky Wny in he neighborhood oi Vega: Ai,aiE beams brightly below it, with the stars of lesSel magnitude on either side That form i's body guard; the lone Spica shines in ,he southwest; the cons:elis,ion Sagi',ariu. with its bent bow resting on the Milky Way gliste1s n misty igh, fur;ber 'c the eas, and uearer to the horizon. Any tobserver who has access to @ star mal can trace the star here mentioned with out additional heip.-1hese stars are t' be looked for about g o'clock. As ths stars seems to riss four minutes earlier every night, on account of the eaE;hi motion in her orbit, the same starry pic su-e will bc visible about dusk oD Int last par, of 'he plo3th.