The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-24
OFFICIAL PAPER
 soF- Cochise County.

The Vizna mine started up again this morning hoisting ore.
 Gov. Zulick is in Tucson, and will come to Tombstone in few days.
 Ham Light has returned from 2 trip to Sonora.
 The ladies of St. Paul's Guild was held at the residence of Mrs. Earle this afternoon.
 Recorder Cum held quite lively scance in the Police Court yesterday morning.
 Judge James Robinson will address the citizens of Charleston on the Chinese question this evening.
 Sol Israel won the handsome satin and plush quilt which was raffied off last evening.
 Mart Mnloney, of Tucson, and who has just purchased butcher shop in Wilcox, is visiting this city.
 B. J. McGrew and wife returned last evening from & trip to the eastern states and seem to be glad to return tc the baImy air of Arizona.
 The Anti-Chinese meeting which is announced in another column to take place in Charleston this evening, has been postponed until next Friday.
 It is rumored that the Charleston Rmelter will be taken down and re- built upon the company's works in this city, very shortly.
 Shooting ducks with rifles is the Way Bruce and Perrin, of the Barba- comari land frauds. do when they de- sire to scare a defenseless woman off of her property.
 
 trial that was in progre s to-day in ihe District Court if (he) the witness Used TIE DAILY TOMBSTONE or the Epitaph for waddins for his shot gun.
 Quite shower of rain fell on Sun day afternoon and evening, and from the aPpcarance oi the clouds it looks as though more might fall this evcll- ing.
 Boaz Pike, the boss of the commer- cial travellers, arrived in this city to- day Boss, old boy, shake. THE DAILY TOMBSTONE together with your many friends extend, you hearty welcome. There will be an anti-Chinese meet ing held at Charleston tonight which ali the citizens of Tombstone and vicinity, are cordially invited to at tend. By order Of the anti-C Chinese committee.
 Mir. William Fee, who hss been superintendent of the Empire mine for the past three years, left this morning with his wife and child for Arkansas, where they will in the future reside.
 Dick Gird has been elected del  egate to the State Anti-Chinese Con. vention at Sacramento, from San Bernardino, while his brother Will, in this city, refuses to sign the peti- tion for the refusal of support and patronage of Chinese.
 NIT. J. B. Hennessey, who has for the past four years, conducted the Capitol saloon, corner of Fifth and Fremont streets, will remove to the building formerly occupied by the Can Can restaurant, as soon as that place can be repaired and reftted. In April next the Grand Lodge Of the I. o. O. F. of this Territory will hold then annual session in this city, and on last evening Cochise Lodge held meeting to elect representa- lives to the same. The election re- suited in the election of R. W. Woods and Pat Buslin as representatives.
 H. B. Maxson, of Tombstone, came in town on Monday and left on Tues day. by the steamer, for the Black Rock and Pacific mines up the river He will bring down the mining machi- nery from those mines, part of which he has sold to the Gold Rock Con- pany, and the remainder will be ship ped to San Francisco.-[Sentinel.