The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-05
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.

little boys being dangerously ill.
 Chief of Police Coyle left this morn ing for Tucson 10 visit his family, which is now located there.
 An order for fenire of thirty trial jurors returnabie Monday next, was yesterday made by the District Court.
 A letter addressed to Mrs. Carrie Pacigalupe, Elgin, Ill, is held at the postofIioe fol lack of postage.
 George w. Swain, Esq, who has been in California for several weeks on legal business, returned last even- ing.
 , Miss Hennessy came up from Fair banks last evening, where she is en- gagged in teaching school, to spend the Sabbath at home.
 Qulte large delegation from Burn side Post, of this city, will attend the Grand Army reunion in San Francis co, in August next.
 THE TOMBSTONE regrets to learn of the serious illness in Prescott, of Mrs. C. L. Mosher, wife oi the editor of the Phenix Gazette.
 About half the special school tax has been paid The remainderis is now delinquent, and after pu1licH tion the required time, # not paid, the property t ret.esents will by solI fer the tax.
 Members of the Anti-Cn.resa League will fcnlemBer that jiiere vilI ne an important meeting Of the league at the City Hall this evening at ' 80. . Be on hand.
 Abe and Dick Boyle came into town d few days ago from Carlisle, which camp they report as picking up with prospects frightening. A ten-stamp mill is to be erected at the ! East Camp and labor Is in demand.- Clifton Clarion.
 Several parties who have been min ing in the Mule mountains have re- gently quit work on account of the ; scarcity of water in their vicinity and the long distance 1t would have to be transported. Work will be resumed, however, as soon as the rains set ip.
 In the card of thanks published by 1 Rescue Hose Go. yesterday, an urin-I 1 tentional omission was made of, the | names of Messrs. Hceher and Sturgis, l to the former of whom the company | desire to return thanks for money donation, and to the latter fer liquid !. refreshments.
 IT is understood that no appraise- ment of the damage at the Grand | Central, will be made until after the arrival of MT. Armes from Ioungs- town, Ohio, which is expected to night ' or tomorrow. MT. George Amcs, of l the Union Iron works, has been tele- graphed, for 1t is stated, and will act IS the cCmpany's appraiser.
 At d meeting of the Fire Depart 1 ment, held at Rescue hose house, last evening, to take action in regard to the proposed Fourth of July ball. The following were appointed gcu- eral committee of arrangements: Res que Hose Co.-Frank Ryan, R. L. Gray, A. L. Grow, James Coyle, 4. T. Jones. Eugene Col. NJ Isaacs, F. Swift, Thos. Kecfe, C. Ashman, G. Tribolet.
 The suit of Billy Nichols for $200 damages against the b0nG5ncn Ct Dr, Warnekros, who had him arrested at Benson and brought back to tl..s city on charge of attempting .leaTe the Territory to defraud his creditors, was conifromised yesterday by the defend ants acknowledging satisfaction of the judgment on which the P aintiii Has arrested, amounting to about $75, and paying him $75 besides.
 Yesterday considerable number of our ranchmen men met in Phenix to consider the matter of putting in bids for the grain and hay Contract at It. Bowie. An organization was effected, the valsy dislrictcd and committee appointed to ascertain, as nearly as possible the amount of hay and grain