The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-07
OFFICIAL PAPER
 .OF-E CoclIise County.
K. of P. meet tonight.

A picnic will take place at Fort Huachuca July 4th.
 The choicest Of flesh groceries at Herrera SMcCIure's 5-2Stf
 General Miles passed through Fair banks yesterday, en route to Gala Dasas.
 Hugh White, Superintendent of the Nogales smelter is registered at the Occidental.
 The Anti-Chirese league enrolled thirteen new members, at it's meeting last Saturday night.
 W.D. Coleman, viii start in the morning with his family for Texas, where the latter will remain during 5he summer.
 Mir. J. D. Kinnear, of the Whet- stone mounlains, has bought out his partner in the stock business, Mir Griffith.
 The Stockman cxults over 8 splen- did shower which visited Wilcox last week. It reports the grass already turning green from its effects.
 Messrs. W. c. Davis, Wm. Wilson, J.J. Howard, and Joseph Weber, all of Wilcox, are visiting Tombso one as members of the trial jury in the Dis . trict Court.
 An employee of the Girard mill named Charles Reed, had the little finger of his left hand badly crushed this morning, while at work. After an examination of the finger Dr. McSwegan, concluded that anputa- tion would not be necessary.
 Passengers on the west-bOund train yesterday report couple of Indians having been seen crossing tie track near Summit station, bound north.
 It is learned ti:at tie firm Of smith & Fall, of Wilcox, will bo dissolved . July 1st, Mir. Fail continuing the business.
 Owing to the falling ai lie ceiling in his old quarters, Dr. Ne&wegan has moved his office to.tLo Cochise lodg- ing house, corner Fourth and Tough nut streets.
 A party recently from San Diego reports that Coiorel Wlggins, former ly of this camp, ins m;.dc T20,o05 by the recent boom there in real estate. ,, Superintendent Jones, of She Minas Prietas mine, Sonora, is registered at the Occidental I is learned that his visit to this city is tc secure three or four men familiar with working. the Burleigh drill
 Attention is called to thr mammoth advertisement of II. i. Sadler which appears in tlis issue. This establish ment, the largest one in tse general merchandisc hne in the camp, an- hounces : sweeping reduction in prices, and intending purchasers would do well to give them call,
 The examination of applicants for teachers certificates began before the board to-day Up ,tc tie present writing but two applicants have pre- scented themselves, Mrs. Carrie N. Miller and Mr. George A. Metcalf. The examination will conclude to- morrow.
 The Wilcox Stoctmaa says: The Percy Brothers have divided their cattle and now run scparate brands. Mir. Hugh Fercy's new brand appears this week engraved on a hand some cut of Durham COW which Is sure to attract attention. Mir. James Percy has adopted I NJ for his brand.
 A Yuma teamster who bumpei up against the business end of q mule one day last week, remits seventy-fve cents and the following: 4 mule can't vote nor sing but one nnte, which he warbles the iivelong day, but he can kick man hence, ever a ten-rail fence, because he's built that way.
 Deputy Sheriff Crowley arrived in amp last evening from Wilcox with Canute Musca, Mexican cyprian, who was committed to the county jail for thirty days by Justice Nichols fer "using vulgar language in the pres ,,oo Ce cbi1Jrar, U Whom rOalyiDC