The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

o. strl"gTH* h Tombstone at the pre sent time.
 Our citizens stay pretty close tc their stoves in the mornings and eve nings now days.
 MT. Genrge Barrett nf the firm oI Barrett & Wood of this city.is ex- pected to arrive in this city on Tues day next.
 F. Vernis, of Santa Rosita, is spend 'ng few days in Tombstone, and is domiciled at ;he Occidental.
 Jos. Mitchell came up from the Boston Mill yesterday, where he has been bIsily engaged in packing up the machinery recently purchased from the Boston Mill Company by the Queen Company of Bisbee
 An elegant line of Wall paper at
 BAgg's. s>
 Max. Marks came up from the Gus tom House at Ochoaville last evening He reports grass fine al, ng the river. and large amount of hay being cut.
 A sign placed upon the door of Tom Keefe's old carpenter shop in- forms passers by that, timss are hard, and the Democrats candidates can be groomed and placed in condition for the great race on November second, at small cost, by applying within.
 Just received, at Baggs, new lot of California mems and ladies' sad- dies. l3-tf
 THE TOMBSTONE. on behalf of the citizens of Tombstone welcomes Cap tain Lawton to tEis city, Ani offers him and his party the freedom and hospitality of the bonanza mining camp cf the Southwest.
 If you want .he finest kind of cor d als, syIupS, whi>kirs, champagneS, tc., go to l.. E. Van Burt'<, 50J Allen street. The trade >up- piled.
 Lei everybody attend the g,anl re- ccltion rendered to Captain Layton at the Occidental ur;el this evening. Seas reserved for the laiics and their escorts on the balcony.
 The MaiSon D,res will receive this evening the fr+t shell oysters ot tn. season, anl k.ep tb@m constantly on hsnl. Call ani :ry a plto oi them. 9-30if
 Our cU!umnf are not as full of news matter as u,aal. to-day, owing to the desire that it shall reach every fire siIe thie evening in time to inform the people. of the informal reception to bc tcndcred to Captain Lawton 2: the Occidental Hotel, and to invite iEpm all to attend.
 | s. c. Bagg, having secured the services uf Enchrr Gres. formerly connected with the house of Schoen- field & lIeyman as urhJlst-rer, IS pre- pared to do all kinds of work in that line reasonable figures. 13-tf
 As will be seen by ! supplemental proclamation to the regular procli- nation, published in another col;'nl n, Acting Governor Bayard, has noticed his error to which hls attention was called by THE TOMBSTONE, and ha. called for the election of County Clerk in the counties that elect a county judge.
 The Cottage Lodging House situa- ted on Fifth street between Fremont and Stafford, next door to Joseph Ho 'fficr., conducted by Mrs. Mary DeHaan, has juet been thorough lv cleaned and elegantly return ishe l, in eye.y room. HCt and cold baths connected with the house. Rooms cn suite or single. Commcr- ciAl travellers would do well to stop at this house. MRS. MARY DEEIAAN.
 lO-l3-3 n. Proprictress.
 Tne Anti-chinese League held their regular weekly meeting last eve ming, and quite a number of new members signed the rolls. The mem bers will hold very important meet ing at the City Hall next Wednesday evening which will be addressed by several well known speakers. The meeting will be held with closed doots and ne one cxeePt members, or those wishing to join will be allowed to en- ter.
 Fred Herrera and Howard uerri ng returned last evening from the Swiss helms, where they have located the Hattie mine, which bids fair to en- nance their wealth by thousands of dollars in the near future. They have