The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-28
OF FtNBpE E-s.
 OF CoChise County.
The K. of P. will meet this evening.

Mrs. William Tomlinson will return from California this evening.
 Jos. Pascholy has returned from Q pasear to Benson.
 Read the notice of application for sole leadership, in another column.
 Lieut.. A. L. Smith was among the arrivals to-day from New Mexico.
 The thermometer registered but 9S degrees at noon to-day.
 Tucson had two school tickets in the field on Saturday, the MongOlian to the contrary, notwithstanding.
 L. w. Mix, Nogales; G. A. Forsyth. Fort Huachusa; A. L. Smith, U. s. A. gre registered at the Occidental hotel.
 There are seven soldiers stationed at the heilograph station near An telope Springs.
 The remains of Ambrose Lyall were buried on his ranch in the Sulphur Spring Valley yesterday.
 Lieut.. J. B. Richards, who had charge of the Indians taken to Florida, is visiting this city.
 L. w. Mix, one of the leading citi- zens of Nogalea, came in to-day and is registered at the Occidental.
 A calvacade Of ten Mexicans ar rived this morning from Fronteras. They came to purchase goods.
 MT. Ed Crumb, Wells, Fargo & Co.,, agent, at Benson, has gone to Cali fornia on a visit.
 The anti Chinese League had no ticket in the field on Saturday last,. and suffered no defeat as stated by the lying editor of the Mongolian.
 A few nights ago two large noun tain lions entered A. Bauer's sheep corral near Antelope Springs and killed twenty-one head of s---p.
 Messrs. Walcott, Go an and Cheyney were elected a9ol trustees on Saturday last. T. gre all good men, and will serve ,a1 interests of the schools in s ere l9 manner. It is very 5hat Jhe people that contemplate enc g their horses in tho coming races On July 4th and 5th, do so at once as all enteries close on July lst.
 The funeral of Az Callahan took place from the Catholic church yesterday afternoon, and was very largely attended by the friends of the deceased's parents.
 At the close of the anti Chinese meeting on Saturday evening, quite 8 number of our citizens stepped into the League rooms and became mem bers of the organization.
 N. W. Leigh, who is running a traders in the Milestone mountains, arrived in this city on Saturday even ing. He reports everything quiet in that section aud the troops are on .he alert at all times.
 Judge Easton to-day rendered his decision ill Che case of the Territory vs. Ogden, charged with househreak- ing, and held the defendant to answer before the grand jury. and fixed his bonds in the sum of $500.
 When the blood moves sluggishly in the veins because it is leaded with impurities, and alternative is needed, as this condition of thesvital fluid can not last long without serious results. There is nothing better than Ayers Sarsaparilla to purify the blood and impart energy to the system. Nv.
 The Rev. MT. Haskins took his de- parture this morning for Illinois. MT. Haskins has done good deal of work in building up the Episcopal church to its presen. high standard, and he will be greatly missed by all classes of orr citizens by whom he was well liked.
 Nj. c. Dalton, whom it was feared was killed by Indians, notice of which was published in these columns