The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-21
- = = V OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.
Local items are unusu lily scarce.

luz. x:tSScl41 iiOV map h''7 DAO"s'1'' beer into demand.
 The mercury marked g degrees to- day, the highest of the season.
 Tomorrow is law day in the Coun- ty Court.
 Major Montandop of the \. '. X g. R. Co. is in the city.
 The police court failed to furnish q victim to-day.
 A letter addressed to NJ. GriiaIba Bogd les, is held qt the postoiiic6 for lack ot postage.
 Dr. George F. Henderson, who has keen spending several weeks in Cali fornia, is expected home next week.
 The Oriental saloon is being thor ougkly renovated preparatory to its reopening by MT. l.. Madden, to-mor- row night.
 It is learned that tte T. NJ. < NJ. Co. has determined to let the smeltcr remain in Charleston at least for the P.FosePqtt,
 Pending negotiations between the mining companies, the hill pumps arg still idle.
 With the thcrmometer at 95 deg, anl news items nt zero, it is pretty hard work to get out readable pa < mishap has overtaken letter addressed to Sun Hap, Sacramento, Cal, the sender neglecting to put q stamp on it,ani it is held for postage.
 cc.:E;sble Ben James celebrated his 94th birthday yesterday. THE TOME }ToNE trusts that he may double his years and his joys.
 Notwithstanding the dull times new goods continue to arrive. J. Myer & Bros, receiving quite large invoice to-day ''
 lioQIekouse, one of tho prominent sporting men of the camp took his departure this morning for San Fran cisco in search of health.
 Rev. G. L. Pearson, pastor of the NJ. E. Church, is lying dangerously ], and serious fears are CT pteyt4ihed for his recovery.
 The sympathies of TIE TOMBSTONE are extended to Mr. and Mrs. George HqtQfd, qEoG the death of their only child, q little kQy, which occurred this afternoon.
 John Forsccker will start next Sat urday night at the Elite Theater, on a match, to walk one hundred miles in twenty-four hours.
 The Qqie4 sabe n:inf Tombstone district, A. H. Stebbins locator, is the only instrument filed in the Record CTS office since last report.
 O. B. Bloomer, one of tho old timers in camp, who started on a prospecting trip up the Colorado river, about two months ago, returned yesterday. According to his story he got fsheFmasp:32 lis i49k,
 The editor of the Phenix Gazette is an humorous cuss. A recent edition states that the mercury had reached an altitude of an 1O2 degrees in that city, and "ere long" warm wcatl:ec might be looked for.
 Sheriff Natc,,, received a telegram to-day from General Miles to day stat ing that Lieutenant Bettc's command is in close pursuit of the hostiles who committed the recent massacre neax Granite Springs, and that another troop of cavalry is in front of them, on their supposed route into Snora. ,- Remember, that the ladies of tke N. E. Church, will give a strawberry and ice cream festival. at Turn Verein hall this evening. Participants in previous entertainments given by the ladies of this Guild, can but recall such pleasuTab,e recollections, and will no doubt tate advantage of the present opportunity :o renew them.
 Tom Brown and Hank Williams came iP D day from the new group of mines recently discovered sixteen