The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-17
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 OF=A- CoChise County.
K. of P. meet tonight.

court house in good shape.
 Criminal business in the justices courts is a miners quantity.
 "Dublin poker" is what they call it now.
 The thormometOr marked 89 deg. today. c. NJ. Bruce Of the Babacomari grant is registered at the Occidental Hotel.
 The Board of Supervisors will hold an adjourned meeting tomorrow at ? p. m.
 Just received to-day at H. J. Sad Hers, carload of choice family flour and carload of barley.
 A letter received from Briggs Good rich states to use his owna language, that he is just able to crawl around.
 There will be business meeting of tha Anti-Chinese League at the City hall on Wednesday. evening next.
 A fire in the Whctstone mountains, apparently located in one Of the caE- yons, and fully tTo miles in length attracted much attention last nght
 From Foreman Isaacs of the En- zine Company it is learned that the sixty-live hats purchased recently from the Gold Hill department, will arrive tonight.
 Ben Wehrfritz starts for Nogalcs to- morrow, where he has secured an in terest in a brewery. THE TOMBSTONE wishes him good luck in his new ven ture.
 E.B. Wagy, for1ncriy Station Agent of the Southern Pacific railroad at Benson and who was transferred from thence to Mojave, has recently been located at Yuma.
 Harry Stevenson is developing much skill as ta&idoTmist, as wit ness deer head, surmountcd by magnificent pair of antlers, which now ornament the Willows saloon.
 Wolcott & 3Iesicl, have just receiv ed and have on exhibition at their store the finest line of toilet soaps in this city, which they offer for sale to the public at reduced rates. 4-ct-3r
 The Crystal Palace saloon Has se- cured the services of Miss Birdie Woods of San Francisco, who will make her first appearance this eve ming as a vocal and instrumental mu- sician. N.
 The benefit rendered to Joe Bignon at Schieffelin Hall tonight, should be well attended. Joe has been inIela- tigable in his efforts to eater to tie amusement loving public, aid his energy in this line shoulI meet with fitting reward. In addition 10 the troop of the Elite theater, there will appear host of volunteers.
 It is rumored that negotiations be- tween the hill mines and the T. Nj. (; NJ. Co., in regard to pumping, royalty on ore, etc., arg progressing satiafac- torily, and that the Contention and Grand Central mines may be expected 10 start up in the near future, with hn increased force.
 j. L. Ward leaves to-day for Pinal with about 3.090 pounds of ice, from the Maticopa Ice and Packing Co.'s works. A storehoust will be had at Pinal and ice from there delivered to the King and Florence. For the present G four-hCrse load will be sent from here every four days, but the amount will be lncreascd.as East as de- mand requires. This will prove of great benefit to the above named towns and also paying business for those nteresteI.-Phouix Gtzat5c.
 While the two boys of Briggs Good rich were driving in a buggy at the lower end of Washington street this morning, the horse shied and over turned the buggy The boys were dumped out without injury, but the horse, left to itself, be- came frightened aad ran away. There was method in his madness, however, for ,a |