The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-06
OFFICIAL PAPER
 lor-, Cochise County.

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 Wrlisch, old 5ula.ae-fe,5 sto'e. 7-6tf !. E Durkee took his departure for
 Los Angeles this morning.
 If you don't take TIE TOMBSTONE you don't get the news.
 The burnt district in Bisbee will shortlyBe re built.
 Judges. Barnes took Iii; departure
 yesterday morning fer Tue son.
 The City Council have authorized Mayor Thomas and Ike Isaacs to negotiate the sale of the fire engine.
 MT. W. A. McA.!ister, of Benson, who WAS burned out, some time ago, has rebuilt and is fixing up the finest saloon in Cochise county. He calls it The Headquarters, and it is just whit the name .ignifes-Ci azan.
 A. FortIouls, wholesale dealer I D imported and domestic liquors, wines andt cigars, is selling out hIs entire stock at e ct, and fo- cash only. 7-1tf
 Herman Welisch is now ready for business, snd will sell goods cheaper than they have ever before been sold in this city, to those who come at  once, as he is desirous of cle airing out his stock as soon as possible.
 Schoenfeld & Heymau are jusr in receipt of large consignment Of ]: rge beer glasses (schocnersl. Call and exau line je31u
 The GirarI mill has clos, .d down for few days in order to m. ike some much neeled repairs.
 Sergant Corn. and wife to ok their departure this morning for E ort Hua- chuca.
 Herman Teliscn inc oldest Ill srchant of Cochlse county is ready te sel; Is sock of general nerchandise ~at bGrgaI Il prices; .pleuse Il at the store formerly occupied by Srmnrrield Pros. ,.ss 7-s,f
 The G'and iury, viii meet to-mor- TOW, the members thereof l. wing all been summoned by Sheriff latch.
 The County Court will rest 1ue opei- ations to morrow and the criminal calender will be called.
 It is generally understoc d in this city that the Tombstone Epi taph and Democrat have been coasoiid a5e d and al uncompi omising demucr; tie daily Is the resultant Amity.-c itiz5n.
 Geronimo is raising i5o dc rr,aes Tn the | shade among our unprotected settles. and | He maa Wc,isch rlTers his u.lru stock of 1 general merchand se at prices cheap enough | Tor td- i-nst skr tc grum5' er, al the old | Summeriieli store. 76f
 The swimming baths have become i popular pllce of resoI these warm dass.
 The Thermometer ma rkad 100 de | srees at noon to day, the highest | noch reached this summ CT.
 Mir. Louis Schoenfeld accompanied | oy Mrs. Heyman and ell id arrived in this city last evening fro m Phenix.
 The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Robinson Was buried y, lsteroay after noon. and the funeral as largely at tended.
 Secretary S. c. Bag g of the old | board of school trustees turned over the books, pApers and scl lOol building to the new board yesterIa y.
 Mir. H. J. Brown anc family and Mrs. Herman WeIisch and family came up from Tolntsto ae yesterday ! and left to-day for Cali 1ornia where they will reside. Mr. I erman Vel isch has removed his si. ock of goods to Tombstone t. close th' ,nI out, after which he will al-o 80 to California; Citizen.
 The Democratic Centr Il Committe met on S&turi9y eVening for the pur- pose Of electin5 clair man and hII- ing vacancas in the committee. Harry Quigisy called tf re meeting to order and tEe fol!owin g gentlemen were elected to fill vac ancies: L. W. Blinn, A. R. English, J P. Johnston, William Wheaily, West Howell. and George Pridhan. l. -. Rhan w.. elected chairman aa5 9e ega-l..j.. are nDw read; to .e.,d aa.r p..+-t defeat.
 The choicest of flesh groe gies at HerrrrD 6 McCIurc's. 5,23tf