The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-15
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 THE Chinese must go from Tomb stone.
 THE white steam laundry is an as sured fact.
 Sam, old boy, look out, pa is in town.
 There is considerable court-ing in Tombstone this week. sabe?
 The public schools were re-opened this morning, with full attendance The children were all accommodated except the advanced grade or prin- cipars class, for which teacher has not yet been elected.
 The Delmonico hotel is getting to be very popular hostelry, under the management of Miss Nellie Cashman. The house being kept open day and night and meals prepared at all hours afford great convenience to the travel ing public.-[ Frontier.
 A number of the leading citizens of Tombstone, have called at this office, and requested us to issue a call for a public meeting, to be held at the City Hall tomorrow evening, to take action on the influx of Chinese into this Territory and city. We hope that everybody will attend and make the movement a general one.
 The public schools opened this morning with ar increased attendance, with five teachers The trustees will have meeting tonight, when it is thought Miss Hart will be elected principal until the June vacation when there will be new board of trustees, and they, it is supposed, will regulate things to suit themselves.
 Sherman, of Ohio, created sensa- ton in the Senate last Tuesday by taking the floor and calling attention to an act passed in 17S9 requiring the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish any information called for by either house of Congress, and it is said the Republican Senate will decline to confirm any more of the Presidents appointments until information es to the cause of removals is furnished.
 The Tombstone Band, with it's usual well-known generosity, has very kindly offered its services to the ladies of St. Pauls Guild and will play at the entertaipment Thursday evening. Added to this music during the play Messrs. Bauer and O'Connor. who have also offered their services. will delight the audience with selec- tions on the guitar and zithern.
 Dress Ginghams, latest styles, at the "Palace." 2-R tt
 There is ctill large line of gentle mems clothing at Summerheld's which you can get for your price. 2-1Otf
 Brad and Charlie at the Fashion aloon are the boss on BeefTea. 1-6ti
 Now is the time to get bargains in clothing and furnishing goods at Sum merfeld's. Z 1ptt
 Just received a car load oi "Bon Ton" shoe polish at the Palace. 12 u
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 I desire to notify all settlers upor town lots, who have not already got the townsite title to the same, tha they can procure the title from my agent Jas. s. Clark. 1 propose tt place the price upon the same SC reasonable that all those who desirI to own their property by paying al most nothing for the same can dp so The prices will range from Sla to $50 according to location. This certainl. ought, and will stop all litigation, an' am sure it will meet with the ap probation of all parties who desir justice, and who would see justic done. J. ". LOCKER. 2-13t
 There is only one more week for tn delinquent taxpayers to settle wit the treasurer. 2-I3td
 The law passed at the last legisls ture is making the delinquent ta1 payers come to the front. No nor