The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-15
L0f III or IND 1EERfTr-
RIAL NEWS.
Items That Please Some,
While 1t Males the
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to the Font When
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to be Found

the fire, and is deserving of credit.
Captain Seamans took his departure
this morning for New York city.
IL. b. Maxon, of this city, is visiting
Yuma on mining business.
J. GDlIwater s:rived in this city to-
day from Fairbank.
Our reporter drew blank in the
Recorders Court to-day.
A good deal of credit is due to
Chas. Wilkes for heroic work done at
the fire this morning.
A great many of our citizens were
up earlier this morning than they
have been for many day before.
The race between Frank Ryan and
Chief Engineer Keefe, is declared off,
rs both parties are considerably bruis-
ed up.
When the fire broke out this morn
ing, Walter Keefe who lives directly
opposite the Wilma works, was swak-
ened by the barking of his dog Frank,
who made great uproar, aud paved
his masters face.
We understand that the Wilma
work will be rebuilt at once. We are
glad to learn this as the charred re-
mains of the old works would be
very ungainly sight TO our citizens
and to strangers who visit our city.
Mr.. Billnney, a member of the
Tombstone EngineCo., deserves praiss
for his gallant work this morning 1T
the fire.
Elegant Christmas and New Years
presents can be obtained at II. Schmer-
ding's Pioneer Jewelry Establishmen
on Allen street.
Live ducks, turkeys and chickens
at Dyar & Baldwin's, on Fremont
street. 11-21
A dispatch announces the killing of
two hostiles near Silver City by
Crooks troops Yesterday. We only
wish that it was twenty instead of
two.
Dyar & Baldwin have fine let of
live Thanksgiving turkeys. 11-19
We are authorized to state that
there will be no interruption of bust
ness by the City Wood and Coal Co.,
on account of the fire, and that all
orders will be promptly filed.
Notwithstanding the shooting of
pistols, the changing of fire bells and
the screeching of whistles this morn
| ing Will Baron, the foreman of Res
cue Hose Company, slept through it
all, and did not know that there was a
| fire.
Black and colored wooden laces at
New York store.
Fresh cranberries at R. P. Mani
| fields. 12-11 If
We were shown to-day = handsome
sofa cushion, the handiwork of Miss
Nettie Rafferty,, which is to be ratified
off for the benefit of the CATHOLIC
church. The cushion is ON exhibition
| at the millinery store of Miss Minnie
Rafferty,, on Fifth street where ticket,
can be procured.
California, Eastern, Swiss, Holland
and Pineapple cheese at X. p. MANI.
fields. 12-11 If
There will be committee call upon
the citizens in few days, having fcl
their object the sale of tickets for the
firemen's ball which takes place on
New Years eve. We do not believe
that any citizen or property holder
who Witnessed the work of the boys
this morning will fail to take one Oh
more tickets.
Notwithstanding the Indian trouble,
Symmetrical Bros. have reduced every
thing in their line fully 15cts. on every
dollar. 12-1
The following county property hold
ers paid their taxes to-day: w. foura
H. E. Lee, J. c. Cregbaum, John Cur
tis, E. Keene, w. H. Munich, w. Cal
laban, ]. J. Cowolsky, Contention
Mining Co., Frank Austin, r, E. Far
rington, s. Kinsley, r. Downey, s. P
r. r. Co, J. w ,McGill, Rotert Crouel
J. ID. Kinnear, N. P. Besbe.