The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

m any year during his administra- ton.
 Supervisor McAilister who has been expected to arrive for several days, will arrive this evening without fail.
 Mr. Severance and wife of Dos Ca brzez, are visiting this city. and arc stopping at the Occidental Hotel.
 Sol Pierce and family came over from Bisbee this afternoon and are stopping at Mary Tacks.
 Tine Board of Supervisors will meet tomorrow and canvass tine votes cast at the recent election, and declare the elected officers.
 An American man and wife to take charge of ranch in the Huachucas. Apply to Judge Alvord at his office on Fourth street. tf
 w. H. Harper, resident of Tue son, is taking in the sights of Tomb stone, and is registered at tue Occi- dental Hotel.
 E. F. Kohler, a genial resident of San Francisco, came in on last eye hing's coacl! and Is au;ogra phed at the Occidental.
 T. Dyle, whse face and form is well known in commercial circles in San Francisco, has placed his imprint on the Occidental register.
 J.P. Johnston who halls from the city by the golden gate, is visiting this land of sunshine and silver, and is housed at the Occidental. Robt. Eccleston left by stage this morning for Wilcox Mr. Eccleston is bookkeeper for D. II. Smith $ Cc. at that place.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church, held their regular monthly meeting yesterday at the residence Of Mrs. c. H. A,nold.
 The ladies of inc Episcopal church have in active rehearsal a play, which they will shortly present to the pub lie for the benefit of the rectory fun |.
 We received very pleasant call to day from Judge Morrison Of Wilcox, who has several cAses before the County Court that require his pres i ence in this city.
 Several of the jurors, who were sub p@nod to appear before the county court have been excused and wlll leave fer their respective homes in the morning.
 A roundup from the river to the Dragoon Maintains will commence next Monday morning at the ranch of II. c. Herrick, and continue for three days.
 The San Diego Union says that E. ". Bushyhcad the popular sheriff Of that county is seriously iil The many friends of Ed living in Tomb stone will be sorry to read the above.
 G. W. Lang, the cattle man, arrived from Los Angeles last evening. Mir. Lang is engaged ia the wholesale butcharing business at that place and i: here t. purchase beef cattle for that market.
 A reporter of THE TOMBSTONE in wandering around town last aight, | found a keno gImH. Inquiry dis covered that it belonged to Flu ,une and Dutch Fred. The roll was called and the insiders cap&urei the pot, and the refrain came from the outsiders, "Oh shoel."
 Col. William Clancy, one of the best, and most efficient police officers that Tombstone has ever had, will, in a few days, turn his attention to the development of some valuable min iug property that he owns in this dis trict.
 The Keno game at the Crystal Pal ace saloon, under the management of Eugene and Fred, stiff runs. Strolling through its sacred precincts last eve ming, the most familiar sound that greeted the reporter, was Keno; and oh, sugar.
 Nr. ". T. Lake, one of the most enterprising business men of Har- shaw, has purchased the interest of his partner, Mr. E. Sydow, in the NGrchandiss establishment at that