The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-14
OFFICIAL PAP ER
  Cochise County.
k. of P, meet tonight.

I in camp near Fairbank.
 Itis expected that the swimming baths will shortly start up in charge of Charley Mellgren.
 1turat Masterson, well known in Arizona, is about to start National bank in Silver City, New Mexico.
 It is reported that Seamans and Son, contemplate removing their iewelry business to San Diego, in the near future.
 4 little scrapping match Sunday morning, last, was the only thing that happened to disturb the quietude of the day.
 Next Monday will be the longest day of the year and tie summer solstice. About that time, as old "Probs" would say, a general rainfall may confidently be expected.
 For some time past band of three or four Apaches is known to have teen lurking in the Mules, and i, is generally belived thas they are there with wounded hostiles.
 The San Pedro Cattle Co. will ship IO00 head of beaves from Be-sou, Arizona, to Kansas City in q few days. The cattle are rounded tip and are only awsiting .or the washoats to be repaired.
 ]. T Brennan. q miner from Tomb stone, is in tl,e city looking after 2 suit he commenced against he Black Ha%1 company. t'e vas ,.ult while GorkinS ior tne company two years ago. and his suit ;s for damages.--- Silver City Enterprise
 A correspondent writing from Min eral Jill, in Pinal county, states that James Kinney, formerly a constable in Tombstone. and Charley Schwartz, own valuable mining claim a. that phase. They have shaft onlr fifteen feet deep, ~ith ? three feet ledge run  n;ag is5m one hundred to hye hun- dred ounces il silver per ton.
 Foreign ban ci.izens. wlo Ea,e 1ot los, the:. certificates of raturali- zaIou9, shonii bring .he sane -.ith them when .hsy present thoni:elves to the officer for tic purpose of being registered as voters. It will save the trouble of all extra affidavit of some person who has known the voter for five years, and insure correct regis tration.
 ThcHe is 3 feet of sIO,000 ore in sight in the Comstock, the great mine of Kingston. The lowest ore found will go over $500 to the ton, and the average ore shipped goes over $2,600 to the ton. There is now B feet of an ere body in sight. Think of that, Tq paupers, and gather up your blaELets and play private secretary to burro. Find something to equal Comstock, if you can.-Headlight.
 Those who had never heard the dulcet tones of the bagpipe, were af- forded an opportunity to-day, by the advent of an antiquated specimen of the genus homo, who looked old enough to have been the piper who played before Moses. TGking position on the corner of Fifth and Allyn streets, he started up the orchestra producing such a succession of sornds as Tould probably result from blend ing the harmonies of a calliope and a Chinese f4dle.
 NJ. ". Kales, Of tie bank of Kales & Lewis, met with an accident yester- day, which for time threatened fatal results, It seems that he, Billy Vi gus and c. L. Coon were examining d water tank on thr premises of the former. and that boarc surrounding the same gave away. TiGus managed to save hiTrselt, but T,ales and Cooh were thrown g he ground, a distance of twenty feet. Coon sustained | se- were injury oi the right arm, bus kales falling first, and Coon striking upon him, received the groatost in