The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-22
OFFICIAL PAPER
 EOF- Cochtse County.

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 Adve, tise in THE DAILY TOMBSTONE the leading paper of the Territory.
 Constable E. G. Norton came over from Bishee last evening.
 Rescue Hose company held an i'm portant meeting last evening.
 The little child of A. F. Paredes, of Fairbank, died this morning.
 This has been very quiet day, nothing at all going on.
 Old Pluvias will probably dispense some of his blessings upon this com >munity this evening.
 There are several sspersons sin this city from Bisbee. They came over IS witnesses in the insanity case.
 Collector of Customs Wilson will shortly take trip to Texas to visit I tends and relatives.
 The Papagoes are still trying to dis pose of a number of horses that they have brought to town.
 Sausage Bill says that he will not make any more sausages on the fifty pound layout.
 Councilman Dave Cohn is confined to his room with an attack of inhama- tion of the bowels.
 Mir. Jacob Eyerhardy and family took their departure this morning for Los Angeles, which place they will make their future home.
 Nellie Mugan has commenced an action in divorce in the County Court against John Mugan, on the grounds of desertion and failure to provide.
 The recent rains have caused the weather to cool off wonderfully, and Tombstone now can boast of the finest climate in the world.
 Charles Baldwin, who is well known in this city, having formerly been in business here, is ly ing dangerously i'll in Phenix. THE TOMBSTONE together with his many friends here, trusts that he may soon recover his healtl', A cyclone struck the Mammoth mining camp on the San Pedro, on Saturday last, blowing down the smoke stack on the mill and taking the roof off of the lodging house. It also uprootcd several trees. Two men were slightly injured by flying debris. FOR SALE-A Ranch eight miles from Tombstone. Plenty of water ard grass, geod house, corral and watering troughs. For further particulars apply to Dewitt Mesick. 7-7-2w
 An old gentleman named Sheerer fell off heavily loaded wagon near Charleston, and had one of his legs so badly crushed by the wheels pass ing over it, that it will have to be amputated. It is feared that owing to his age he will not be able to sur vive the operation.
 A responsible New York company wants foreman immediately to take charge (under direction of Consulting Engineer) Of silver mines in elevated, healthy rego@ of Honduras; one speaking Spanish preferred. A desirable position for first-class man Address, Honduras" P. o. Box 2Sl6, New York, stating in full, time and nature of eX- perience, references and salary expected.
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 H. Ohnick (Jap). stated to re porter of this paper this morning that the machinery for the Phenix gas works would be shipped from St. Louis in about two weeks. He will take his departure in few days for Phenix to superintend the erection of the building which will be commenced at once.
 Probate Judge Peel was engaged this afternoon in conjunction with Drs. Willis and Dunn, in examining into the mental condition of Mrs. Anna Davis, who was brought over from Bisbee last evening. Several witnesses were sworn touching her actions and it was the general belief of them all that she was deranged. The officer who arrested her Sta ted that when he went after her she said that she was not crazy, as she had been discharged from the Napa insane asylum cured, and that it was her neighbors who were crazy. The ex- ,,,,;ao+;o,, bod moi bann ooncInJoJ ,,,>