The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-22
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF CoChise County.
Old Pluvius got his work in this

afternoon.
 United States Marshal Meade de- parted yesterday morning for Tucson. Chas. A. Shibell came in yesterday from Guadalupe canyon yesterday. The funeral of the late Patrick Me Cam took place yesterday and was largely attended.
 The extreme length of our mining report to-day crowds out many inter- esting locals.
 Lieut.. Clancy discharged the mem bers ol his brigade to-day all of whom took the road for Fairbank,
 The Grand Jury have had more work to do at this session than our people supposed they would have.
 Cameron King, one of the leading attorneys in Tucson, arrived in this city last evening.
 A special meeting of St. Paul Guild, is called for Wednesday after noon, the 24 inst, at ? o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. F. S. Earle.
 c. M. Hooker, cattle man and good citizen of this county, arrived in this city yesterday, accompanied by his wife.
 A new venue of twelve jurors in addition to the regular panel of the District Court, was drawn on satur- day evening.
 E. o. Shaw, of Tucson, arrived in this city last evening, to look after his motion for a rehearing of the Paul Shaw contest.
 Two years ago to-day, John Heath was hanged to a telegraphed pole on Toughnut street, for comp plicity ill the Eizbee massacre.
 Judge Wallace, of California, and who ia known to great many of our citizens, is visiting this city in search of rest anl health, two things that he stands very much in need of.
 Don't forget to go to the Can Can this cy, ming for your oysters turkey and chicken, and in iac: all tAc deli cacies of the season. Elegant private rooms for ladies and their escorts.
 Messrs. Hunter and Steele, two of Cochise county's largest cattle owners, who have been in attendance on the District Coglt as jurors for the past week, left for the1r homes this morn ing.
 It will be seen by ! dispatch in another column that Louise E. Per kins has been awarded damages from E. J. Baldwin to the amount of $75,OO0 for breach of promise.
 This being holiday the banks and county offices remained closed, but the weary printer had to celebrate the Father of Our Countrys birthday by singing antimony.
 To correspondent who asks why gas meters are fastened 50 firmly away up out of reach, the reply is given that gas comes high and they put the meter just where it will catch on. The meters won't stand alone-they are made to lie.
 c. A. Shibell, Guadalupe Canyon; c. NJ. Hooker, Willcox; Cameron H. King, A. s. Duncan, E. o. Shaw, W. c. Wallace, Tucson; c. s Van Liew, Sonora; D. A. Wescott, Utah; H. Peck, San Pedro; J. c. Riley, Fair bank; c. s. Chrisman, San Pedro; are registered at the Occidental hotel.
 o. k. and A. A. Bourbon. Cyrus Noble's white rye, ale and porter, Baldwin, Nagle and Martel brandies, imported ports and sherry, best Hol- land gin, Estrella cigars and Operatas at the Oriental Saloon. My mstto is quick sales and small profits
 2-20 If. J. L. MELLGREN.
 Mrs. Routh is the daughter of one of the first legislators that Cochise county ever had, the Hon. Juhge Lsrty, lately deceased. The lady is living upon her fathers ranch, to which Sba iS hair fo op1 tbn arract