The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
THAT HAVE BEEN COL LECrRDRY OUR REPORTER
And Ayc Written up to Suit The Taste or ourNumer-
 ous Readers
A Dangerous Place to Visit A Model Mormon And
 Other News

he Cash Store of WALCorr & MasGcK.
 If you want to fad friend go to the Crystal Palace saloon, for he will be there.
 Fresh eggs always o,- hand ss tue Cash Store of wALcorr & EEsCK.
 "Oa. ,shy shosid the spirit Of mortal be proud" when you can get schooner Of ice cold Aphauser peer drawn through the patent German Fouptaan for f2t. cents Per schooner at tine Crystal Palace Salovn.
 The sports were % the war path las, night 6ur other than few black eyes ss harm was done. No arrests.
 J.J. Patton and Mrs. Frank Leslie re turned frsm the Patton & Leslie ranch on Saturday evening last
 Er. George Cummings, book keeper for Dyar, Finch 6 Baldwin, in Benson, who has been spending q few days in this city departed this morning for that burg
 Wash J. lathrop. F. ). Case and W. No lntyre. arrested in Holbrook charged with stealing ma.es in Corhise county, Arizona. ase in the city in charge si officers, o1 thelr way to Wifeo1.-Jouruas
 Sam GoIdwater, Bisbee; Capt. Floyd. Charles vandever, J. R. Richards, Jr Huachuca; John H. Roberts ahd wife, }. R. Berger. Chihuahua; M. 6. Fssrie. [. Cohen. FsirbAnk; are registered a, the Occidental hotel.
 Ws take the pleasure iu omraend isy Halls Hair Remover to oar readers 1t restores gray hair ts its youthful color prevents baldnsss, makes the hair soft and glossy, does not stain tAe skin, and < the best known senedy for hair and seaIp diseases.
 Mr. J. l. Ayers left ta- day for srn Francisco fo form a company for ta- parchase of the Great American mine is the s~iss sshelnas. 1fr. Ayers succeeded in getting a bond on this phenomenally rich property and expects to have . powerful syndicate take hold of the pro p~r.y within . week or two.-Ci,;zen
 Yesterday WAS very tall day among ths sporting fraternity. Several horse racss at D"ilings track. A faro bank taken in ts the fuae of $550 and a general go as you. please at Pick em ur, ineladins judges, bank proprietors, hoe keepers. army officers and some county officers.
 Some of the tenderioet residents have ex- pressed their surprise al ,he light fall Of rain ssis seasun ia Tucson Any weather clerk who would be % pronigats as to waste good wet water upon . community so utterly obiivous to it's commonest purposes Of use, would be regarded ss sn offensive partisan. totally lacking In discriminating ability. and not qualified to reign any longer.-Citizen.
 A correspondent of the Yuma Republican ssys that coffee has been successfully rrafted Oh the mesquite trees. The grating Is done in ordinary manner and the growth and yield is wonderful. A large tree fully grafted will produce in three years hundreds of pounds of the bean annually. and being long lived It will prove 6 wealthy inheritance for generations.
 MT. Jones, the Pioneer Mormon. passed through here Tuesday en route from Tempe to Chihuahua. He stopped long enough to inform ns that while he was not the possess sor of even one wife, he believed in polygany, and stood ready to prove by the bible tn at 1t uas right. Not caring so i'll the column, os this truly religious paper with discus sion Of MorDonism, we did not take issue with him. He iS going to Mexico iu the in terest Of Mormon colony, and expects to be gone one yesr.-Enterprise.
 Anevspaper reader was out bunting the othe. day, and storm coming on he erept into . hollow log for shelter. Alter the storm aoated he enfieayored ts crawl out but found that the log had swollen so that it was impossible to make his exit He en. deavorsd to compress himself ss much as possible, but with inefficient success. He thought of an mean things he had ever done until finally his mind reverted to the fsci that instead of ssbseribing for his local pa per he was In the habit Of borrowing 1t fron his neighbor, and thus deirsadipg the printer On this he felt % small that he slipped out ef &As log without aa sGeTt: