The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-04

cldental hotel in Kingston.
 Next Tuesday is the day set for tn,
 meeting of the Republican Count,
 Central Committee. As they will de
 eide upon that day the date of tn,
 primaries, and the day for holding thu
 convention, we hope that every mem
 Der of the committee will be present
 MT A. Walker who some month.
 ago had the misfortune to break botf
 his legs by falling down a shaft wa:
 removed to-day to a pleasant room
 over Mansfeld's. He expects to be
 able to walk on crutches in two or
 three weeks.
 Judge Reilly returned last evening
 from Stockton Cal where he had ta-
 ken the two insane women recently adjudged insane by Probate Judge Peel. He states he had no further trouble with the Mexican women after he left Tombstone.
 William Weeks who has been run hing the White Labor vegetable ranch on the river has contracted a severe case of the material fever and to-day went to the hospital where he could get good care and medical atten- ton.
 Whe n Warren Burroughs and Chas. Mauk arrived at the formers ranch on Monday last he found that three of his horses had been killed by lightning and another promising colt had been so badly injured that it had to be shot.
 When Chas Smith arrived at the ranch yesterday where Clara Fulker- son was supposed to be, with his papers the girl could not be found. Her mother now offers 8 reward of $50 to any person who will return her to her home.
 From and after this date Mexican ten cent pieces will case to have any value iE this city as our business men have signed an agreement not to take them any mere. This is perfectly correct as ever since they refused to take them in Tucson, Tombstone has been flooded with them.
 Chas. Harris the popular tailor has a great variety of pants cloth on hand of the l0test style, and owing to the dull times has determined to sacrifice it. He will now make pants that cost $15 for $11, and $14 pants for $l0. Call and examine his goods and leave your order, S-4tf.
 There will be grand sacred con- c yrt held at the Willows saloon this evening. The occasion of all this will 1 be the presentation by Spots to Gus Lee of pair of $S shoes. In response 10 the presentation speach Gus Lee md Ben Woods will perform on their celebrated banjos Gus and Ben.
 W. B. Lount, charged with assault % commit murder upon Briggs Good 'ich in relation to the recent un- as fully told by the | Gazette, was discharged this morning oy Justice Woods. It was held that Mr. Lount's act was justifable. Good 'ich, it will be remembered, gave ponds in the sum of $3,000 to appear before the next grand jury.-Phenix Gazette.
 Ike Isaacs to-day received a copy of he Albany Argus which contained an account of the death of James Me luade Chief Engineer of the Albany ire department. MT. McQuade at the ime of his death had been a member 'f the Albany fire department for 50 years and its chief for 39 years mak- Jim the oldest chief engineer in the United States. Ike feels the death of lis old friend very keenly, he having ,een a member of that department himself in days gone bye.
 The case of the Territory vs. Fry, assault, came up before Judge Easton his morning. The defendant de- handed jury trial. A jury was soon and the case proceeded with Col. Herring acted as prosecut- ng attorney, while MT. Fry defended