The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-11

Felix Coblen.z, San Francisco ci- gar merchant, is visiting this city.
 The Tombstone Dramatic Club will meet at A. J. Ritter's this evening for rehearsal.
 A petition will be circulated in few days among our business men asking them to refuse to patronize Chinamen or employ them.
 On the 26th inst. there will be a grand skating carnival at the rink. for which val. uable prizss will be purchased.
 We are in receipt of a letter from Prairie Center, Nebraska. asking for information in regard to our valleys. as he dssires to visit Tombstone and establish colony in this county.
 T is understood that Dennis McCarty will receive an appointment from Gov. Zulick' the duties of which will be to assay the character of Democratic applicants for appointments.
 The Tucson Star wants the United States to go war with Mexico on account Of the killing of Capt. Crawford. We wonder if it willy
 H. Aston, a large cattle owner whose ranch is situated near Ochoaville, this county, is registered at the Occidental hotel.
 Na-dis-ough, the Apache squnw is becoming quiIe portly. White mems grub and confinement knocks Apache diet, cold.
 A warrant was issued by the county court to day for the arrest of J. r. Mansfield, a dclsultng juror, who was fined for contempt on Tuesday last ID said court, and that he be confined in the county jail until the fine Was paid.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church, met at the resid- eace of Mrs. B. A. Packard this after noon
 Tramps continue to come into Tombstone almost daily, and are gob- bled up at once by the police. and placed in the chain gang.
 It is said that it was the president of q gas company who composed the song "I'll meter when the sun goes down."
 The new Can Can restaurant was opened yesterday with an excellent dinner, and was crowded from the t;me of its opening until late hour in the ercning.
 The Board Of School Trustees al their meeting this evening will con slider the matter of the reduction of salaries and the reduction of teachers.
 Messrs. Caesar & Wehrfritz have just received, at the Crystal Palace saloon, consignment of ale and DOT ter, which they keep on draught, and draw from their patent German foun- tains. Go and try some some of it.
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 The Prompter mine which has been laying idle for the past two years, ow- ing to litigation, was started up again yesterday, with MT. Phil Scadden as Superintendent.
 Now is the time to get bargains in clothing and furnishing goods at Sum- merfeld's. 2IOtf
 Col. Dean has circulated petition which has been numerously signed, praying the Board of Supervisors to appoint him Coroner in place of Dr. Matthews, deceased. Col. Dean is m old resident of this city, and we hope that the Board will appoint him.
 There is still large line of gentle mems clothing at Summerfeld's which you can get for your own price. 2-10tf
 We received a pleasant call this morning from MT, J. E. Burke, who represents the Standard Oil Company. MT. Burke seems to be a very pleas ant gentleman, and expresses himself as well pleased with Tombstone and vicinity.
 We are pIeased to hear that tho ladies ot st Paul Guild, who have not gwen any Of thelr pleasant entertainments for nearly a year, have concluded to give one at SchleT lin Hall on next Thursday evening, the 18th instant. They have decided to give the delightful four-act drama "Esmeralda." The parts are to be taken by prominent