The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-28
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.
No police news to-day

4O AS S1i1ON iAi''' NN l''' -1' 1'- N'''SO VI the Grand Central mine, left Boston last night. en route for Tombstone.
 The Elite Theater expects q new combination of talent from Silver Cipy in the near future.
 Deputy Sheriff Crowley and George Brisk, cattle inspector for this district took wing for their homes in Wilcox this morning.
 -.- Master Arthur Hawkins, messenger Of the Western Union, appears to-day rasp,sua,nt in brand new company uniform which much becomes him.
 Ii you want to know the name of enc of Sheriff Hatch's most active all vigilant deputies, ask under Shel- if Reppy CT Ben Goodrich.
 Two heavily loaded wagons with ma chinery, tank and other supplies to replace those recently distroyed by fire at one of the watering places on Su- peIvlsor Whites ranch started out this morning.
 MT. A. Brennan has just completed and placed in position sign for the Criterion saloon The background is black, and the lettering in golden script. It is very artistic piece cf workmanship.
 A Mexican arrived in camp to-day with the report that a small band of hostiles had been seen at the mouth of the Bisbae canyon. Tha report up to the hour of going to press lacks confirmation.
 Jack Doling has leased the D,lta st'ooa formerly run by Ike isaacs, and will reopen t tomorrow evening. Jack is one cf the oldest saloon men in toYn, and vii 10 doubt make tine new venture ! success.
 Since the opening up Of the E.ner- al mine, water has hecn pumped to itfronl the Grand Central The T,- cent dcs ruction of the works on the latter mine, necasitates new water supply for the Emerald, and t gang of men were put to work iris informing digging ditch for pipe Ine from the IIuachuca water works 10 the mine.
 Mr. Adam Berg who has been out " on the San Bernardino ranch for sev eral days, receiving from John Slaugh ter's herd couple Of tram loads Of cattle for the Kansas City market, re- turned to-day. As previously stated, she cattle will be driven up through the Sulphur Spring valley, and ship ped from Willcox.
 Every household is liable to be wis tied by sudden sickness Often it oc- CUTS in the night, distant from the doctor, nothing in the house to give relief, the patient is sure to get worse; 4 box of Ayers Pills, in such an emergency, would arrest disorders which, if not taken in season, may be- come deadly. 28-1w
 The fire in the main shaft of the Grlnd Central mine is reported 10 have been extinguished early tlis morning, and an effort was probably made by Foreman Leach to enter it from the other workings to discover the amount of damage Rumo- hath ie, the the cage which was thought to lave dropped to the stump, caught on the 3O0-ioot level and that the shaft is filled by caves from. that point to the bottom.
 From Deputy Collector Wilson, who has recently returned from Tuc- son, it is learned that after the disa- greenent of the jury in th} c g. f the United States vs. Godfrey Tri5o- let, charged with selling liquor with out license, he was arrested on a charge of smuggling mescal; and up on being taken before the US Court Commissioner was bound ovac to await the acton of tha stlna jury iu October next. The penalty in case Of conviction is said to bg from three to five yaars in the penitcn.iary; a fine of from $3,0JJ to $J,G10, or both , in the discretion oi ihc court.
 Parties have recently taken hold of the celebrated Lost Basin gold prop erly in Mohayc county, and will spend from 9I50O00 to %290, ,001 in building