The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-02

Read our dispatch in regard to the County Court
 Judge Barnes intends to adjourn the court on Thursday next.
 THE DAILY TOMBSTONE is; now the only Republican paper in Tombstone. and will also be so.
 Senor Elias, wife and daughter, ar. rived ill this city this afternoon and are stopping at the Occidental hotel.
 W..R. Burke, county assessor, will commence. the work of assessing in few days.
 Owing to some delay on the rai,,7 road, there was no mail from the west last evening.
 E Our esteemed morning. contempo- raryNgas a little. too previous to-day in saying that T. J. Fitzpatrick would depart this morning: "'0ld-boy 'Fitz is still in this city. ,~...' .#....
 What is the matter with the, Epi- taph, has G. G: Berry assumed con trol? It is thought so on the streets, as it is now,a good democratic p@per.
 The Epitaph would please it's pat rons if it should let Tucson, Nogales and other cities in the Territory alone, and give the news of Tomb stons Every other article is about some outside. precinct.
 w. A. McAllister, one of the very best mixologists in this Territory, and who is well-known throughout this county, is now doing duty behind the Fashion bar, and will be pleased to see all of his old friends.
 G. s. Bradshaw with his usual gen. erosity has offered prize to the little girl selling the largest number of tickets for the performance to be given by the Tombstone Dramatic Club, on | Friday eveningjfor the benefit of the .cemetcry fund.-; We hope that oHr citizens will encourage the children BS, buying a ticket for while. they ,, make their little hedrts glad, they will :, be contributing to fund that will .t soon cause A :pllslleef Pride to come .+to:theiE cheeks when they hear strapg. CTS who visit our. city speak of the ]. beautiful cemetery, in which we place i.4iIr. loved ones who have beeh called '. before us. b. -:@ $. .- :r <: Mfr Richard Rule; who was to have taken leading part in the dramatic entertainment on Friday evening, ha: been called away from the city, and according to a telegram from him yes terday to Mrs Gregory, will be unable to be present. or Friday evening While this is qute q disappointment to the members of the company, i will in no way mar the performance on Friday evening. as Mir. Harry Stevenson, wcll-known in this city has kindly volunteered his services and the piece will be rendered withou any difficulty. We have been re | quested by the company to tender MT Stevenson their thanks for hi! kindness to them at this late hour. ger
 The habit of, allowing sboys to ust -slung-shcts, should be prohibited either by ordinance or by the police. Ifnot one of these fine days we will have tC chronicle the death. of some lady ol gentleman, as the following will show | Yesterday as Miss Josie Mclean wa' 1 returning from school, a stone thrown i from one'of these slung-shots, struck her in the eye with sufficient force tc knock her down. The young lady will be confined to her room for some time. We hope that the Council will take action in this matter, and make the punishment very severe fol any boy found with one of these dan. gerous instruments in their posses sion. :.t-.
 We are pleased to announce thai the Flagstaff Champion is again or its feet. Notwithstanding the disas trous fire that swept away the whole town, and nearly all of the Champion plant it has Pkenix-lke arose majest ically from its ashes, and publishes tc 1.-the world the losses that it's naOl,lG has