The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
BLUE JONDAE AFTEE 4
 t,.DCLL sUNDAI. j-
Wedding of Nels Warning ton And Miss Fanny
 Likes, Last Evening.
Serious Accident to ". ". Baldwln-Three Chil-
 eFen Burned to Death

Mir. Frank Abbott arrived in town to.day- from his .snch near the DragooL's.
 Music. singing and square games at tue Crystal Palace. iela.
 Several .nai. showers Of rain occurred to. day, but they were very smsll.
 Yesterday was ,ne longest daJ in the year.
 a. Schvar,1's shoes st 8 we'll tha, they M ake tho baoies smile. je6.
 The thermometer registered se degrees at~noon to-day.
 Yesterday wns a very quiet Sunday nothing of any kind going on.
 Auhueser Busch beer on draught, ice told, at the Bank Exchsng.. 52tf
 The wife of Mir. Mycr the dry goods man left this morSing for California.
 Faro, Keno. wines, lIquoIs and cigars at ;hs Bank Exchange. aGtf
 Jack Mcdonald made quis. Hall ,hi. afternoon. For further particulars inquire ofJaci Dolan.
 When you take your lady out. wear Schw4rtz's shoes, and you will feel east and com iortnbe. jeG.
 The family of MT. A. F.. Hartman took their departure for California this morn ing.
 Get pair of A. Schwsrtz's gents walk ing shoes. aud you will never need A corn dcc.or. jcG.
 Jesus Es,relia, F. Corpopa, Hermosil!o; Jos. Brewyer. Benson, Thomas Mitchell, city: are registered at the Occidental ho- tel
 Drop into the Crystal Palace for choice Anhruser beer on draught, ice cold ou. Of the patent German fountain. ieltf
 With the Contention Grand Central En- pirc and one or two others shipping ore to the mills in a few days, the boom for Tomb. stone will be great.
 The Tucson citizen gives quite graphic account of the meeting of all Fl Paso man and Tucson dog. The dog accomplished his par. much to the disgust of the gentle man from the Lone Star state.
 A number of our citizens and their families visited the Grand Central mine yesterday, to inspect the Msmoth pumps that have just been put in placs.
 Papers in the suit of Caldwell & Stan ford vs. Isabella LeVan, were flied with the clerk of the county court to- day. This is an appeal from the justice court.
 Broad and Trevillian are completing all their arrangements for the grand opening of the Bird Cage cn July ls,, a it'll description of which will appear in our next issue.
 Taken up at slaven Gulch Ranch, one black pinto mare, with bay horse colt Mare branded on left thigh, perpendicular, with circle joined by two half circles; TO brand on colt. The owner can have the same by proving property and paying charges. iel Wv CONNER.
 Quite wind storm came up yesterday afternoon, a"d heavy black clouds ever spread the sky. threatening for while to dsiugs the town. but it soon passed away leaving only few dreps of rain as q re- hinder that :here was some around.
 LII Gormley has 'sent word to R. R. Richardson that partner ofJ K Manning, of Crittenden. had been killed in the salero, presumably by. Indians. The news sf the killing was fully authenticated, and ss it known thst fe~ Indians were ID the moun- tsins near Salero, it is generally believed thst they committed the crime.-Citizen.
 For the finest brand of i'm ported wines liquors and cigars, the Pony saloon takes the cake. Tom and Johnny are always glad to meet thsir friends. and you may depend on receivin: the finest kind of treatment. je2O,f
 The funeral of our late City Treasurer Frank Hatch will take place tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. David Miller on Fremont st. The remains will be followed to tbe outskirts of the city by the Masons, the Mayor and the city conncil, and delegates from the drs department. Friends add &C., 4usiatsnces are also Invited to attend.
 There is oue ertsrprising man ia Tomb stcnc, and you can see t by his opening up such mammoth establishment right where the Grand yest.uy.r, w.s fn,uor