The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-01
=. SPECIAL PAPER OF C.ochise County.
 
K of P. meet to- night.

smelter viii shut down on the 10th of the present month. ,,I All of the parties caught ly foul 1 air in the Grand Central mine have regained their usual health. A. T. Jones, returned from PheniE last evening. He reports the races at that point izzle.
 It is reported that the. Knights of Pytkias of this city cortemplate the erection of a hall in the near future. Messrs. Strauss and shibell, post traders at the front, came in from Camp Fucker last evening. Judge Barnes arrived in the city last evening and is a guest of his clerk, B. 4. Fickas.
 Superintendent Gage. of the Grand Central, is expected to arrive in camp from the east tomorrow evening.
 Dave Neagle has been appointed by sieriff Hopkins of San Francisco, Captain of the watch at the County Jail.
 General Forsyth. commanding Fort Huachuca, was a. og tie visitors who attended me.norill. services in this city.
 It is said that Judge Barnes intends making Tombstone his permanent residence, and will, ere long, remove his family fIom Tucson,
 Captain Cummings reached camp yesterday from the Omega mine in Sonora. He states thit neither h. dians nor Indian signs have teen seen south of the line lately.
 Judge Benson, owner of the Belch- CT mine, property adjoining the con tention mine. put force of men at work to-day, to sink a two hundred foot shaft on the property. The Judge is one of the oldest operators in mines in the camp, and proves his faith in its future prosperity, by his works The chcarest and best store to trade in town, is at Herrera x Mcclure. 5@Sf
 The officers, recently placed under arrest by General Miles, for dilatori- ness in pursuing the Apaches, will Sff tried by court martial, at Fort Grant immediately ,.e. 4n Tie choicest of fresh groceries at Herrera 4 AscUlurc's. S-Zou
 Mrs. Henry Clawson, took her de- parture for California this morning, where she will spend the summer She was accompanied to Fairbanks by her husband, and Mesdames Geo Walker, and J. Molloy.
 E Just rsecired at Herrera & McClure'S the aalest baileG oat hay ever Brought to this city. 52oi Dennis Buckly, an employee of the Charleston smelter, died in that caml yesterday, and was buried here to-day from the Catholic church, and thY' funersi being largely attended The deceased leaves " wife and h'' children to mourn the -oss of hu band and father.
 WANTED.-A frst-class cook cal secure immediate em oioyr1ent at goo' wages. None but reliable person Heed apply. For further information call at this office, or at the Arcad restaurant.
 Colonel Merrill, who cot1;nande the famous Mormon legioa in it March through this section in the fol t,es, and now 2 resident on the sa Psdro, was noticed on the street ye' .erday. The Colonel is as erect as a Indian, and moves as II tlms, hao hS almost allotted him his three scol and ten.
 .Mf. s. H. Gould, Superintendent the Golden Rule mill and mine, g tired waiting for the dies which l sent to Chicago for, and has ordere some from the foundry nt Tonbston These latter will arrive here ip q fe days, when the mill will be started | -StockmGn.
 Patrick Hamilton, Commissioner Immigration, has just had issued S,O' copies of q 28 page pamphlet on irrig ton. It contains valuable inform ton on this subject and will pro beneficial to all irrigation countrit