The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-02
OFFICIAL PAPER
 or Cochise County.

last evening He looks parbolied. The cheapest and best store to trade in town, is at Herrera & Mcclure. 528d
 Judge Alexander Campbell arrived Tn camp this evening.
 The choicest of fresh groceries at Herrera < Mcclures. S-2Si The City Water Works is now ready 10 supply consumers.
 Jus. received at Herrera 5 AIcClure's the finest bailed ca; hay ever brought to this city. 9=oI
 si, Bryant has gone out to his camp in the Turquoise.
 Ed Clark and Bill Deal started to- day for their mining camp in the Bunker Hill district.
 ri, public schools will close one time between present date and June 10th, for two months vacation.
 C.M. Strauss and son were among the departures for Tucson this morn ing.
 The flag still flies at half mast over th, Occidental Ho:el. Memorial day is past and gone. Wonder what Pas choiy is mourning for now '?
 A. Fortlouis advertises his large stock of choice wines, liquors and cigars for sale at cost. The brands are all of the best quality and should find ready purchasers.
 Owing to a wash-out on the Atch:- Son Topeka and Santa Fe road, in New Mexico, the arrival of Mir. E. B. Gage, which was expected tonight, will be delayed until to-mGttoIH night, and possibly longer.
 A new boiler has been put in at the Rsttesnako mill at Watervale. and. the mill will begin crushing ore on Monday next.
 sohh Miller killed a couple of cina- lion bears within fifty yards of the cabin of tn. latc Efife N.oonan, in Middl. Pass, on Monday last.
 Ffank Broad, who has been at the front with the troops, came in last night. He reports the officers and Hoops constantly on the alert. No Indiaas have been seen lately in, the Swisshelms and Chiricahuas, although raid through that section is momeu- tafily expected.
 wAxTEtb;.-4 frst-ciao:ss cook can secure immediate em Yloyment at good wlges. None but reliable persons need apply. For further information, call at this office, or at the Arcade testaurant
 Messrs.. c. g. Van Lieu and A. J. Huneke, who are largely interested in Sonora mines. came in from that sec ton yesterday and ale registered at the Occidental.
 A. the election 9i officers of Tomb stone Lodge, No. 5, I. o, o. F., last night, the following were chosen: N. G., B. A. Fickas; V. G., ". c. John Son; R. S.; H. c: FFaseri T, Daye Cohn; Trustees, c. S. Bradshaw, R. W. Wood and E. Hotop.
 The thanks Gf TIE DAILY TONB- STONE are due For. Patrick Hamilton, Commissioner of Immigration, for q copy of his pamphlet on irrigation. The subject is ably treated, and the work should be in the hands of every one interested in it.
 Mir. Nelson, of saGFamonto, fhebre- senting the California oompa- nj $ who held policies on the Grand Central hoisting works, recently de. stroyed GS fire, is in the city awaiting the arrival of NIT. Gage from the East Upon his return Mir. Nelson and MT Vickers. local agent. xill make an appraisement ot tie loss.
 A reporter of THE TOMBSTONE wal shown, this morning, by MT. George Parsons, necklace and wristlet ol beads purchased gy him from the wife and daughter of Gerohimo whom he met at Whites ranch, while being escorted to the line to meet Geronimo, at tie time Of that old cut throat's anticipated surrender. Mir Parsons intends presenting them to q kister in the East.