The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

NAAN S"S NN'" PNhJi ID SOiliHCu lO AIo home with very severe cold.
 The Jeffreys Lewis Theatrical Com pany w;ll show at Schieffelin Hall on the nights of the 9th and 9th of April.
 The editor of the Epitaph has not had the manhood 10 apologize to the residents of this city whom he so grievously insulted on Sunday last.
 Recorder Cum to-day sentenced a man named Lewis to pay a fine of $15 or go to the County jail for 30 days. He concluded to go to the County jail.
 Dick Hague and NJ. Marks have purchased the Occidental barber shop from Ben Baron and will be pleased to have all their friends call upon them.
 MT. Dowell's Spanish Class B., will meet on Thursday evening. Those who could not attend Class A. should begin on that date. BY It.
 Mrs. Head has been appointed agent for Connor's ranch butter, which she receives fresh every Satur- day. Also fresh buttermilk on hand.
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 There will be fresh oysters, turkey, chicken, and in fact all the delicacies of the season at the Can Can Restau- rant this evening for the benefit of those who attend the dance at Mining Exchange Hall.
 There IS an exhibition at the resi- dence of Miss Lizzie Noell. A pump kin, weighing 90 pounds, which was raised on the ranch of MT. Miller, 50 miles below the Custom House. It is some pumpkins.
 Mi. Ernest Ingersoll, in 8 paper re- gently published by the American Geographical Society, makes start ling record of extinction of wild ami mals from this continent by the set clement of the country. Much of this lamentahlc decrease cf animal l;fe was unavoidable, but Mir. Inecr soil does well to descant upon the ruthless waste of one of our most valU- able resources.
 A comet of unusual brilliancy is now j"urncying towards the earth at the .pccd of j0,000 miles in a second. The celestial wanderer will be visible the first of April, and about the mid dle of May will be only l2000,000 miles distant, which k the nearest the flaming visitor will approach to this planet in its journey around the sun
 It is understood that the supreme court of this Terri ory will defer an opinion as to the legality of the law authorizing the creation of county courts until the supreme. court of the United States renders decision in the La:hrop case. THE TOMBSTONE crngra 'ulstes the supreme court of the Territory in this ease, and trusts that their every decision in the future may show the same lack of cheek.
 General Stone, who has nearly con- pletGd the pedestal for the Bartholdi statue from subscriptions raised by the New York World newspaper, has issued a card "to the wealthiest two hundred men and women in New York and Brooklyn" in which he says that the pedestal will be finished by the 10th of April, and makes an ap- peal for $15,0OQ, the cost of placing the figure in position. If the re- sponses to this appeal are not more prompt than they were when the vari- ous committees, having the pedestals in charge, time and again asked for aid to carry on the work, the World will have to take the matter in charge and if it does, the money required judging from its efforts in the past will not be long in forthcoming.
 Sam Jones began his evangelical work in Chicago on Monday. Asked SS to his plans and methods of work, he said> There are thousands who do not go to church for one reason or another, and yet are seeking to lead