The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-14
OFFICFKL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.

Jimmy Carr, one of the boss freight CTS of Arizona, arrived in cemf, to- day. A'| :,.> i
 If you want to et,joy goo, hearty laugh, go to the Crystal Palace and get CesaF. to tell you the soup story.
 f6R sALr.-A asidsbo&rd and iSe Chest, cheap. Apply 1t foia Walkers saloon. fhy 141w.
 There was big stud .,,horse pOlef gahie to-day at the 'Criteriop. 4s usual everybody Won.
 Parkers chop house employs no Chinese coolies. "A word to the wise ia sufficient, .
 Jack scheafts, oHa iii3,ff of dharleston''s soist mu!dOons. was noticed on the streets to- day.
 The headquarters of tlie Anti-Chi- .HoSe League on Fifth street:is-crowded daily. All the latest papers, maga- zines, etc, are kept constantly on file.
 The only instrument filed for record to-day WAS dted from sant Lee to- . Fred A. waughtai to lots 5 and B in N9ck B, Dos Cabezas, $500. ..:-
 Johny- Dean. reached camp from ,Suiphor Spring valley last evening. He states that Injin and Injin sign are fitnds ahantiticE in lis ..neighbor- : hood
 Dr. Preston, leading physician of Bisbce. was married 'on Wednesday evening last to Miss May stillman of that Camp. Rev. MT. Haskin of this tity ofTiciated. THE TOMBSTONE ex- tends congratulations.
 Tie blank furnished by County As scssor Burke to the Sonora and New Mexico Railroad, has been returned, and is q model in its way. Tho total 'ysidaiisR put upon sther cormpanyH- property in ArIRahai B s2ee, ,993.sT:
 Mir. jno Vplz, President Qf the Kan sas Cattle Company, accohnpanied By his wife; arrived from Leavenworth, Kansas, last evefihg, by private con teyance irom Fairbaiik and and are registered at the Occidental.
 .. Messrs. Samuel Brannah jr: <. J tEHneke and A. Lieu started to-day idf Nac5saFi, sbllora, where they are largely interested in mining propert- ies. The trip at the, present time, owing to the presence of the Apaches. Is Il risky one:
 Tho #alkihg tiiatch which takes place to-niorrow night. at: the Elite Theater, between John Forscck, win ner of the late match, and Fred A. Payaken, is attracting considerable attention. The considerations Of the match are that tie c6utestauts,are to walk 15 miles square hecl and toe for purse of s2O and tHe gate receipts. Talk about fine goods, both foreign and domestic, the citizens, of Toinb- stone should call and see the fine stock just fetgiscd by Harris, Tomb stofie's popular tailor. MT. Harris has an experienced buyer in the east and in California who purchases nothing but the finest goods and the latesl figures: Call Gnd cyariire them at his tashi6nabfe tailoring emporium in BoIifif Block, Allen street. 5-14-tf,
 Readefs of fHE ToMBsroxB will re- member the passage through this city about two weeksSinee.of about thirty Apache scouts, in charge of a sergeant en>route tBt Fort Bowie. where they were 10 bs discharged. Now comes the news that after discharge; they swer9 started for the San Carlos agency a. which poiht neither the scouts nor sergeant have yet arrived, and fears are entertained that after killing the officer in charge, the sCGuts skipped out and joined Gcrouim6.
 The children of tic inte Michael Costello and wife wuo died in Tomb stone about year ago, have erected handsome monument over their grave in the City Cemetery. The shaft in addition to the name, ages etc. of tlfe dpcpasnd hears the insir-