The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-19
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.

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 uel H. Dwinelle, of San Francisco, IS valued at only S700.
 Dick is squelched, and wlll not show up the motives Of the Anti Chinese League, as he promised to do in his Chinese communication.
 N. H. Ramsey, J. Russell, E. G. Norton, J. W. Williams, J. NJ. casta- neda, Bisbee; D. S. Floyd, Huachuca; Chas. Jacobs, San Francisco; c, B. Ayars. Charleston; N. T. Beebee, T, e. Merrill St. Davids; W. S. Becker ranch; are registered at the Occl- dental hotel.
 We desire tke names of any and every woman in this city who desires to take in washing andwill phbhsh their addresses, every day free of charge. Send in your names and 
 help us boycott the Chinese. /
 A disgraceful row between an attor- uey of this city and soiled dove occurred at the Bird Cage last even ing. Officers stopped the TOW but dld not arrest the offenders. This IS nos the first time this kind of a disgrace ful row has occurred, and our officers should do their duty.
 Na-des-Ough was acquitted to-day of the charge of grand larceny. She will be held, however, until General Crook sends an escort for her, as he desires her to identify those Indians engaged in the killing Of settlers while she was with them.
 Louise Michel has abandoned her intention of murdering the Czar, and concludes that she can more thor ougAly aflict mankind by starting naper. So she has founded "Terre ct Ijberte," which is to advocate anarchy Iouise should marry and run little h Il of her own.-~Alta.
 Gov. ZuIck and two other genie men, while attempting to cross Salt River last Friday, were swamped in that s.raaru. Th.ir tam nearly drowned, and for time were left ill a ,erilous situation Superintendent R. L. Long, of the rarty, swan ashore and rescued his comfanions.-Aliner, An enthusiastic meeting of settlers upon the so-calied land grants in this county, was held at Charleston last evening, and steps were taken for the purpose of sending a representative to Washington for the purpose Of eX- plaining the settlers side of the ques- ton to tho Congressional committees, previous to the bill coming up. F. J. Heney represented Tres Alamos, and addressed the meeting.
 Burke is unhappy, az the Chinese have placed boycott upon him, and if he vents to resemble anything else except bone, he has got to leave his present boarding house, as the Mon gonlian who does the cooking there will not give him anything that Is digestable, and the Chinaman that has previously done hs washing has refused to do it any longer, and the whole outfit gay that they have got him spotted.
 Arizona may well feel proud of the delegates which represented its live stock interest in the range convention at Denver. Though the delegation was small one, the prominent places which the names of Governor Gosper MT. H. Wells and J. V. Vickers occupy in the reports of the convention pro ceedings show that those gentlemen thoroughly appreciated their duties as delegates, and ably and faithfully dis charged them.-Hoof and Horn.
 It docs not spea k well Tor the repu tation of the Territory of Arizona out side of it's borders that it's chief ex' ecutive officer should be accused, by sucb paDers as the San Francisco