The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-13
OFFICIAL TAPER
 . oF- Coc!hise County,

arrived in this. city yesterday.
 The rain clouds have all rolled by
 again.
 Dr. Andrews death wss caused by besrt disease.
 '' A heavy rain fel! near Antelope Springs one night last week.
 # The Indians have been heard from again, and as usual have le t trail of blood behind them.
 x A. Fottlouis. wholesale dealer ID imported and domestic liquors, wines and cigars, is selling out hls entire stock at cests and for cash only. 7-1tf The French residents of this city will celebrate. the fall of the Bastile
 tomorrow.
 Surveyor General Hiae has reported adversely upon the Tres Aiamos land grant, .-'-r-. 'r,-
 The funeral of the late Frank Webh took place this afternoon and was we'll atteHded.
 There will be an installation of off,
 fcers at the meeting of the l. O. o. F. this evening.
 Geronimo, is ralslng 15O degrees Tn the shade among our unprotected settle's, and Herman Wciisch offers his entire stock of general merchandiee st prices cheap enough for the most ske tic grumbler, at the old Supperheld store. 7-6tf The Board of Supervisors to-day donated $1O0 to the cemetery com nittee, for the year 1886.
 Climax Chewing Tobacco fl oz, seven spaces per plug, at 425S cents, at Herman welsch, old summerfeld store. 7-6n
 There was a washout on the Sonora railroad, below Nogales, yesterday, consequently no train came from the south this morning.
 The choicest Of fresh groceries at Herrera & McClure's. S-aSn Quite number of our citizens viii take wing for California about the first of the month, to attend the Grand Army encsmpment.
 Herman .Welisch the oldest merchant of general merchandise at bargain prizes; please call at the store formerly occupied by summerAeld Pros. 7.6tf
 Dr. McSwegan will shortly take his departure for California, where he will reside permanently. By his re- moval Tombstone will lose g good doctor,
 FOR SALE-A Ranch eight nilep from Tombstone. Plenty ct wster and grass. gsod house. cora, and watering troughs. For further particulars apply 10 Dewitt Mssick. 77-2w
 About all the prophets and old set tiers who know all about rain, have subsided, as the clerk of the weather has fooled them all.
 Johnny Meagher, well known in | this city, had his back hurt by the fall | of the grand stand in Silver. City on the 9th of July.
 Dick Stilman, who has been work ing steadily at the Grand Central mill for the past four years, has taken | his departure for California, where he will spend few months at his old | home in Oakland, California.
 The children of the Methodist Sun day school toOE their departure this afternoon for Herrick's ranch where they will picnic until g o'clock this evening. A moonlight picnic as it were.
 A gentlemen from Quijotoa informs GS that ore has been encountered in the prospect tunnel upon which the company has been working since the mill was closed down. The ore, he says, is low grade, but the vein is large. If this is true the bonanza mines will yet make stir. The tun- nel taps the vein about 1000 feet be- low the surface.-Enterprise.
 Mir. swingle, of Dudleyville, sold a large band of beef steers to Kansas City parties last week. They were the heaviest lot of steers yet shipped from that section and brought a good price. Kansas City is becoming regular market for cattle from this county. and large number will be shipped to that place this season. The twenty-four car loads shipped to that place by A. Schuster & Co.,, some weeks since, went througb ;r o,ooJ