The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-09

Local items are very scarce these days.
 Two well known sports left this city this morning for San Diego.
 The thermometer climbed up to the 94 degree notch to-day.
 Sandy Bob is expected home from Kingston this evening,
 The stage came in two hours late on Saturday eveuing but It brought in a large quantity of mail
 Judge James s. Robinson totk his departure yesterday morning for NaIa California.
 Henry Classen business man of Lurdsburg New Mexico Is visiting this city.
 Gas Tribolet is now running his meat market on Allen street on strictly cash. basis aud it will pay our citizens to cAll at his shop and get the choicest cuts of beef for very little l cash. S-6 If.
 Quite calvacade of Mexlcans ar rived ill this city to-IAy from Sonora  Co purchase goods.
 Miss Lizzie Howell accompanied by her nephew MT. William Overlook left yesterday for 6 two months vi~lt to South Etna, Maine.
 G. A. Metcalf the recently elected principal of the Tombstone public l school Is in town from the Huachu- 1 cas.
 Macneil & Moore are regularly re- ceiving by express, that excellent butter from J. E. Durkee's Los An geles Ranch. Price 75 cents per roll
 6-12-2w.
 Mrs, James Cunning and Miss Lyall i came in this morning from Soldier Holes. They report the roads very sloppy and muddy from the recent i rains.
 William McComas, the only surviv-
  ing member of the family of the late Judge McComas, who was murdered hy Chats and his band of cutthroats has returned from New Mexico, where he went to bury his brother.
 Mr. Macneal and wife of Tombstone occupy one of the Russell cottages. Mir Maen is prominent merchant of this town, and Mrs. Macneal is lady of culture and refncment.-San- t.. Monica Wave.
 Some joker got a blank telegram to- day and filled it out with the infor- nation that the Mexican troops had fired on the United States. Many persons We're led to believe that it was the truth. Such jokes as that are neither smart nor sensible.
 Judge Street and the attorneys in the case of Hiil vs. Le Normand went down to the San Pedro river to ex- anime the dam and the water used by the delft on order to arrive at some definite conclusion as to the rights of the parties to the case now in the Court.
 Judge Benson and J. H. Behan, of Tombstone, put up q tent of their own on the beach yesterday, near the East Side Bath Houses. They have fLrn- ished it neatly, making 1t q perfect little palace. The tent is named "B. B.; and, as the owners are both charitably inclined, all those in want of meal or lodging, who have not :he means to pay for it, will find the balm of Gilead" at the two B's.-- Santa Monica Wave,
 THE TOMBSTONE felt sure that some of our citizens would get into trouble if they went to San Francisco, and warned them to be very careful and not get shanghaied, and now as will be seen by telegram in another col umn, Ed. Clark, the color bearer of Burnside Post, G. A. R., of this city, has been shanghaied and shipped for China. Burke was also captured but he escaped by crawling through stove pipe hole. l Many of our old citizens gill re an old Frenchman named Joseph Manandras, who had some on Fourth street and who in 1882 while on a visit to Los Angeles J;od W-bo,, bir twill was opnpad if