The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-25
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Tomorrow being legal holiday the Cochise County Bank will remain closed.
 There will be no business transacted tomorrow by the various courts, it being a legal holiday,
 Sol Lowenberg, formerly of Bisbec, arrived in this city last evening from San Francisco.
 Try bottle of Old Forester whis key, at R. P. Mansfield's.
 F. A. Price has returned from trip to Sonora, where he has been looking after some mining properties.
 Live ducks, turkeys and chickens at Dyar & Baldwin's, on Fremont street. ll-2I
 It is said that the rabbit. and small animals along the limo of the railroad, can be seen by the hundreds along the track, to keep out of the water.
 Just opened, twenty dozen of Perin's French kid and fine makes of ladies shoes, at Symmetrical Bros.
 County Clerk Wallace is busilv en- gagged in making out & report of the expenses of the County Court since it's inception. From glance we had of it the cost has been very light.
 Mir. William Head still has few fine fat turkeys for sale, which you had better procure if you have not al- ready secured one for tomorrow Don't forget that his store is just op- posite THE DAILY TOMBSTONE office.
 We think that Governor Zulick will perform 2 graceful act il the appoint ment Of Briggs Goodrich as Attorney General, and will make the respect that Cochise county has for the Gov ernor :aore binding.
 By the death of Danny McOann, a vacancy has been caused in the Re publican County Central Committee, which the Chairman will have to fill, as the late McCann was Secretary up to the time of his death.
 Some of our exchanges will have to bear with us if they miys OUT paper occasionally for few days as we are quite short and have shipment on the road that Is detained by washouts.
 The members of the Engine Go. are requested to be present at the meet ing tonight to make arrangements to attend the funeral of Ex-Chief Dan McCann; all members not present will be fined, as this is the regular monthly meeting and an important one.
 The Evening Journal, of Flint, Michigan, in it's issue Of Nov, mber 18th, has the following: Ezra Dodge, a brother Of Frank Dodge, the Lansing member of the legislature, has been appointed clerk of the Supreme Court of Arizona by Chief Justice Jno. c, Shields, MT. Dodge will soon leave for Arizona to relieve our townsman, Albert E. Foote. If NIT. Dodge leaves as many friends in Lansing, as Albert will meet when he returns to Flint, he must be an extremely popular fel- low"
 A German technical journal gives an account of an interesting experi- ment in piano making. The case is made entirely of paper instead of wood, so compressed that it can be highly polished. The color is a creamy white The tone of the instrument is reported to be not loud, but very sweet. The sound is emitted, unlike the short broken note of the ordinary piano, is soft, full, and slightly contin- ous, resembling somewhat that of the organ. This modification of tone is attributed to the svenness of texture of the compressed paper.
 Our stock of boots and shoes are the finest this side of San Francisco, at Summerfield Bros.