The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-15

Horsemen anxiously await returns from the Phenix races.
 The City Council will meet on Wednesday next, at which time Po- lice officers will be chosen.
 Geo. E. Knhler will pay you more f,r Second Hand Goods Of all kind>' than any man in Ar,zona. RememoPi the place, opposite the Bird Cage Theater. II-A'H
 Mr.H.A. Tweed returned last eve ming from Phenix. He reports the valley of the Salt, in a prosperous condition.
 Fine spring chickens and fresh ranch butter for sale at the Fulton Market. IL
 Has the Nogales Frontier gus pended? Not copy of it has been seen in this office for month.
 WANrED.-From 40 to 60 head of milch COWS for hire. Enquire at this office. u'
 Ben Wehrfritz, the Beer King of Nogales, who has been spending few days in Tombstone, returns home tomorrow.
 Something recent - Dress-goods bargain counter. Palace" 2It
 Wilson Douglass, charged with the murder of Linstrum. will be tried in the County Court on it's re-assem- bling.
 Suits well and thoroughly cleaned for $I 50 by Harris tba tailor, Bothin's block 5 lztt.
 The date for the trial of Abbott the confidence man, who did Mary Tack up with his caves ot silver in Sonora, has not yet been fixed.
 FoR SALE-At q blrgain, fine black walnut bedroom set, Apply at this office
 The four leading towns of the..terri- tory according to the election returns are Phenix, Tucson, Tombstone and Prescott, in the order named.
 To LEr-lIodse of three rooms, with liue garden fruit trees and grape viues hearing, will be let reasonable to permanent tenant. Address Nj. E., this office. u
 \ little ruciion in an uptowl saloon last night, resulted in one of the participants getting hit in the head wiih billiard cue. No arrests, and no particular damage done.
 Jimmy Hennessy, Democratic can didate for Assessor, received the largest majority of any maa on ;he county ticket, namely, 477.
 For the choicest of canned goods etc, go to Wallcott's. If
 B. F. Harrington, Esq, late one of the owners in the Mammoth mine on the Lower San Pedro, and rich and prominent merch mt in Detroit, Mich !, fell down his store elevator recently and fracturei his skull. No hope is entertained for his recovery.
 The choicest groceries in the city can be procured at F. N Wallcett's If
 THE jury in the Barney Riggs case, the defendant charged with the mur- der of Richmond Hudson, which has been in session since six o'clock last Saturday, came into court this morn ing, and reporting that an agreement was impossible was discharged. From a member of the body THE TOME STONE learns that it stood, nine for acquittal, two for murder in the first degree, and one for manslaughter.
 Diamond-toed Shaker socks, I5 cents per pair, at Bagg's. l3-tf
 The Texas Stockman publishes the following sketch from a letter from Colin Cameron, an extensive stock owner of Southern Arizona: "We are beginning to SOW this fall seeJ of a grass that is simply wonderful in California, and has proven itself so here where introduced. In Califor- mia it has survived a four years drouth, and the fifth year made a lu1uriant crop, when for two year. previous the dust was nearly fetlock deep. It is called alfileria. It does not require that the ground be broken for it, having an arrow seed with a screw reserve that forces it into any soil. I am but little acquainted with it personally, but some neighbor, old Californians, tell me that l soil slight.