The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-13
GENERAL NEWS. THE PITH AND POINT OF EVERYTHING CURRENT, Points Jotted Down By
 Our Reporters, W ho Are Always on the Alelt for Any Item ot
 News That May
 Transpirs.

The delinquent list will appear for the last time in to-dayS issue.
 Good music will bs in attendance at the rink this evening,
 Just received car lead of "Bon Ton" shoe polish at the Palace. l2 If
 Messrs. Bauer < Baron will give 2 social dance at the rink tonight,
 Dress GinghSms. latest styles, at She Palace" 2-12 If
 The Tombstone Dramatic club will have rehearsal at 4. J. Ritters this evening, Every member is requested to be present.
 There is still large line of gentle mems clothing at SummeFtield's which you can get for your price. 2-lOtf
 Now is the time to plant trees, and MT. Arnold, the expFessman has them for sale.
 There are fifty seven civil cases on the calandar oi the district court and three criminal cases at the present time.
 Marcus, don't yon think you were a little severe to-day? Why even the the court smiled. The idsA o; the "Immortal Thirteenth"
 There was little knock out at the Crystal Palace last evening, but ether than il litle claret being spilled and a black eye no home was done. No ar rests.
 Don't fail to attend the skating rink this evening a6 there will be social dance after the skating.
 Now is the time to get bargains in clothing and furnishing goods at Sum neriieId's. 2 10tf
 Mrs. Aiken, well known in this city left this morning for Daggett, CalIfor- mia, where she will join her husband.
 Charles B4Fkhalter, agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad, at Benson, departed for his home by this morn, ing's coach.
 The OLD Fountain Restaurant never employed Chinamsn - and will not n ike any change. For good meal go to the Fountain. 2 13tf
 Gen. G. ", Curtis Lee, president of the Washington Lee University. has still in his possession the family silver ware beqpeathed by George Washing ton to his adopted son, George Wash ington Park Curtis, of Arlington, grandfather of General Curtis Lee.-- Ex.
 The Mexioans want Geronimo. Let them have him; we don't want him we have no use for him and as likely as not he don't want to come into Arizona. But the United States will insist on one thing. Geronino's s career must end here, and now and forever, his wind must be shut off and he must go to the "happy hunting grounds" .wheFe all good Indians go eventually.-~Ciarion.
 One of the greatest misfortunes that has befallen the public school of Tombstone, is the fact which has made itself public this afternoon that Miss Herring has declined the reap, pointme eRt as principal at the reduced salary, To this lady is due to great extent the advancement of our schools from mere kindergarten to an insti- tuition of learning second to none ol the Pacific coast. It is safe to say that if a vote of the pricint should bt taken on this subject, that Miss Her ring would be reinstated on Monday morning, at sala1y, if need be ol double the amount now paid. What is the childrens loss, is the taxpayers gain. It is the will of the majority that should be and the people bow tC the verdict.
 Brad and Charlie at the Fashion Ga3OeR are the bose on Beef Tea. l-6t