The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

The thermometer registered 82 deg. at noon to-day.
 Jack Dillon, who has been Sojourn- ing in Benson for the past month CT two, returned to Tombstone to-day.
 MT. T. s. Hnir;s, one of the solid Babacomari ranchers, came up this morning.
 The heaviest rains Of tie season vis- tied Tombstone during the past few days.
 Chss Overlook had valuable horse stolen from I.in Oil Saturday lest and officers arc row oa the trail Of the thief
 By reference to notice in another column it will be seen that owners of teams are in demand fer hauling hay.
 Miss Hulda Jones came over froGa Nosales to-day 10 visit her aunt, Airg. Baslian, and her old schoolmates in this city.
 The heavy windstorm of Saturday evening snapped q 4x4 timber that supported the Republican banner on Fourth street, just ike a pipcstem. It was replaced by new one to day.
 Mir F Austin, post trader at Fort Lowell, is visiting this city. He is a brother-in-law of cur fellow towns man II. 4. Tweed.
 : on Gray and Uncle Billy Plaster came in to-day from the Rrlcj cattle comrany's ranch.
 WANTED--tt once several teams to haul hay to Fort Huachuca; distance from eight to twenty miles. Apply at once to W. c. Greene, at Fort Hu&- chuca, CT to Nacnea! & Moore, Tomb stoLe. IG-i-Iw
 Dr. Fet,crman is fast becoming one Of tie most popular physicians in this city, he having been in attendance at the biith of elght children during the last week, ani three of them in one day. ~
 MT. J. II. reto, who purchased Hudaon's drug store few days since, is one of the best druggists that has ever resided ln tliis city. He has stocked lis store wi;h every known drug, and l co,,'rl-sa line of toilet articles and asks for q share of the p':'s!:a patronage.
 Thirteen ot ,l2s horses brought Eerc t!i;s week from California by Mr. L:sl escaped from tue corral where t,~y were kept on Thursday morning, ,..I up to this lime thsy have not been brought back to town. The animals were seen, hQvevcr, Thursday evsning near Bowie station, auL will probably soon tc rtcoversa.-5toek- man.
 Mi J. I.yall and family, with his noihcr Mrs. A. Lyal!, arrived from TuIare, California. Oh Sunday. Mr. Lyall brought q car-load---19 head-oi horses anI mares, mostly the latter Among tie lo. is a fine four-year-oli stallion, of BiGenan and Bl4ekbird stock. Mir. Lyau will locate pegman- emily near Soldier Lfoles.-3ioclman
 A reporter Of TIE TOMBSTONE met j, B. Argus the Fremont street pro- dIca merchant tAis morning ana thought by the looks of hs coanlen- anc9 taa. he had won B fortune in tho l Louisiana State Lottery or that ha had fouad Abbot,'s wonJersu' caves, bal upon iAquiry ho learned that tic cause of aIl BTr. Angus good naturc WAS b cause Lis wife had Presentcj him with ten poa.d son and hai! this morning.
 Miss Mary Tack receivcd 2 letter last evening from BIT. Cline, thc partner of "sliclly" Abbott, dated a Guaymas, ia which he stated tha Abbot. received $550 from him, ant never had nc caves CT bullion, bu left him at Topic sick and penniless with the hotel bill for both of them He writes Mary Tack that he vii leave Guayma. fo: Tombstone just a: soon as he is well enough.
 < California editor thus addresso