The Tombstone., 1885-06-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST TU ET. # ERYBODT.
Indian Trails Seen in the
 South PaSs-Nothing Inn $ portant from Blsbee.
Town, County and Territo- rial News Condensed for the Entire World.

fOrnia ranch this morning after ammunition. MT. A. Rogers. of Rogers Bros Benson, arrived in this city last night.
 Music. singing and square games at the Crystal Palace. jeltf
 The thermometer registered 90 degrees At noon to-day.
 A. Schwartz's shoes fit <, we'll that fhey make the babies smile. je6.
 Subscribe and advertise in THE ToMp sTONE. the peoples paper.
 The subscription li.t of this paper is being 1n creased al the rate of eight and ter every asy.
 Jas. BrophsY came in from his ranch this horning after arms and left sga,n this after. 'nsou # Herman sarmeraeld and Maurice 4umner6eld, took their their departure 1his morning for San Francisco.
 The town is comparatively free from c1. eitersnt today. as no couricrs have arrived From the front with Indian news. E County Treasurer Ritter is havin- the kont of his building plastered, which will knprovs its looks wonderfully. E Quite a number of ou- boys have returned &c:a California. where they nave baeu at ehool, to spcn d.he vacation. E The district court when it adjourned |Ses,erd.y. adjourned ustii December st, and is sa adjournment of :he May |(erm.
 Drop into the Crystal Palace for choice knheuser peer on draugl,t, ice cold out of fAe patent German fountain. jeif
 Robby Stewart s.ill lingers in the metrop- olis. having been overlooked "insdvcr,ant. 'ly" by Sandy BvS.
 Get pair of A. Schwartz's gents walk log shoes. and you will never need q corn ooctor. jeG. It is absolutely danrern2s at present for a person tc go out in the mountains that sur eound this city.
 When you take your lady out, wear ehwartz's shoes, and you will feel east nd com fortable. jc6.
 N. Goldbaum. proprietor oi the Tivoii ardcns in Benson, returned home this morn- bg, having made many friends during his Fsek's sojourn here.
 Everybody is interested now as to bhc,her we will celebrate the Fourth of uIy, and so is Schwartz. He will fur. ish you the shoes to celebrate in. je 6. Thomas Hafer, master mechanic of the x. !. X d, railroad, who has been here for the ast week as juror, returned to his home
 Benson this morning
 In the case of the territory VI. Sam huug, for stealing faro cheeks, which as tried by . jury in Judge Alvord's psrt to-day, rendered . verdict of not ailty.
 A. c. Rogers, J.. M. Burkett, Benson; Coward c. B.aes, San Xavier; Jacob [utsn, Sulphur Spring; J. E. Brophy, uiohur Spring; F.-C. Gray, Ei Psso; are bsistersd at the Occidental hotel. A. B. Davis, who is to be hung on the 18th
 July, for the murder of Alexander Math- ws. does nothing but curse the judge and Dry who convicted and sentenced him 10 sath.
 2 The county court will resume opera. |oDs again sn tomorrow, (Sstnrday) at 10 o'clock, and all atternies who have asisess before the court are hereby Dbti6ed to be present, as all cases on the |mlendar will Dc called.
 The concentrated power and curative tues of Ayers Sarsaparilla render it e most reliable and economical medi- D that can be used. Safe for panents
 all ages. The best medicine that car
 obtained is nsus too good, and is the
 sapest, whatever ;ts cost.
 t was reported this morning that the In ans, ten in number, htd crossed the Moun-
 b spring road. near Tres Alsmos, and had
 ven of several horses. A beef which ey had killed aud from which they had
 ten what meat they wanted, was found
 rg near the road.
 There is one entsrprising aan in Tomb
 oc, and you can see t by his opening
 such mammoth establishment right
 lerc the Grand restsursn, was former
 He keeps nothing bu: shoes. A..