The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-10
OFFICIAL PAPER
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4. O. U. ". meets tonight.

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 The choicest of flesh groceries at Herrera X McClure's. S2Sn
 The sherm6saeter a marked sl deg. to-day.
 Quite number of paisarcs are in camp today from Sonora.
 Charley 4nshultz and Jim Daley Returned to Bisbee to-day. /
 Frusch's Circus is in Phenix, where it has beth playing to good audi ences.
 The clouds overhanging the city to-day has made tic weatherf very sultry.
 Frank Leslie has again resumed the position ot mounted inspector of customs. ..-s...
 The appraisement of the damage at the Grand Central hy the late fire has not yet been made.
 
 Judge R. L. Miller, Postmaster Bryan and James B&rrack, of Ben son, are visiting Tombstone. /
 Th- Townsite mine has been leased t9 j. Ii. Tippetts, by the agent H. r, 1ta&son. Work was begun on the mine Monday last
 The female portion of Tombstone is t'inning out, owing to tho departure of so many of the fair sex to summer +,sorts in California.
 Upon the front dooz ct prominent business house, which Was not open at g o'clock t!!is morning, d reporter noticed. in chalt; He is not dead, but siecpeth."
 : 5hght sprirfle of ram fell this ;nerning; just enough to informs us that heavens fouEts are not yet dry.
 Mrs. Wm. Mcfarland left this florning for Butte county. California, having been summoned by telegram announcing the serious illness of a sister
 Tom ttont5ls of the late Pony saloon neve: forgets the printer, US |: deni- john Of choice sherry, which found Its way to th:s office to-day tcs;ities to.
 .Yesterd,y the work Of, taking up the fixtures of the Pony saloon began, and when comptet;s;d they will be gent to Nogales and be placed in the new hotel recently erected by Mrs.T.A. Jones. The outfit is enc of the most costly and elegant in this city
 Juige Harlan, wEo has been for some months enEaged in mining in Sonora, left for the east this morning accompanied by His wife. It is learn ed that the Judges ventures in the lanl of the manyana, were not prof'a ble, and lie speaks in rather discour-. aging terms of that country.
 Mrs. |. L. Miller, of Benson i; Miss owsley, Of Soldiers Hole, ard MT. Geo. Metcalf, of the Huachucas, the three applicants for teachers cert icates, succeeded in securing them The per centage made by them in the examination, is said tu have been particularly creditable.
 The case of Mrs. Carrie ". Cooley vs ,. r WArdwell to recover moneys alleged to have been ioauei, Is still on trial in the District Court, snd at- tracts much attention.
 Since the above wac Written the case has closed, and the Court decided that the plaintiff should recover SITS and also reconvey to the defendant the ranch and cattle previously con veYed to'her by tie defendant.
 By reference to the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors, it will be seen that County Surveyor Howe las been select to inspect and report up on the boundary h9e recently run, between Cochise and Pima counties. No suspicion ot incorrectness attaqhes ki the work done by Mt. Roskruge of ~i'inna, the law simply provides that such inspection shall be made.
 \ warrant Was recently issued from Justice Easton's court, for the arrest of John GsllIrd, who Is accused cn complaint of Samuel Friedman, of Fairhank, with making threats against ais ltte. The warrantwas placed in