The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-09


 sum of $100. by Justice Easton. ! The present grand jury seem to think time is money and are getting through with the business before them as fast as possible.
 The Board ot Supervisors are wrest- ling at the present time with the various bills against the county. They will have .hem all audited in a few days.
 We received very pleasant call to- day, from MT. P. Hook, Of BiSbee, who arrived in this city last evening to transact 6 little business. MT. Hook took his departure this after noon for his home in Bisbee.
 Old boy Hull, of H. J. sadler's store in this city, who has been spend ing a week or ten days in Phenix, re- turned last evening. He says that he feels like wearing an overcoat. here as there is such difference in climate. MT. J. Brown. agent for Wells, Fargo & Co.,, at Deming is in this city i being a witness before the grand jury in the case Of the Territory vs Douglass, charged with grand larceny in stealing treasure box at Benson some time since.
 The following notice was received at this office from Risbee last evening with the request that we publish the same: "If Captain Fred Nelson, of Bisbee, will allow his name as can didate for the office of County Asses sor, he will receive the support of a great many voters
 Capt. Heyne, superintendent of the Copper Prince mine in Bisbee, VII take his departure in few days fol his old home ill New Jersey, where he will ruSticatc for couple of months Tie best wishes of THE TOMBSTONE and his many friends accompany him.
 G. Il. Metcalf, Huachuca; Mir Monk, ". Meek; Geo. H. Judd, Rail road pass; Geo. Montandon, Benson t-J-Brown, Deming J, F. EIuI., CiJ.- $. ". Wood, Fairbank; Peter Hook Bi>bee; John Hill, N. P, Beebee, sI David's; are registered at the Occi dental hotel.
 Supervisors McAllister and Mont gomery visited the County Treasurer office to-day, and counted the money in his vault, and found il correct to , cent. Andy Ritter is one of the best officers Cochise county has ever hac and we predict for him 8 reelection by large majority.
 A telegram was received at An telope Springs station yesterday from Fort Bowie, stating that five hostile: had come into that place in the morning and surrendered. The hos tiles stated that Geronimo was seriou sly wounded, and was now in the Sierra Madres and that his son had charge of the hostiles.
 Dr. Willis. County physician, pre- sented his report to the Board of su- peryisors to-day and it VIII appear in due time in the proceedings of the Board, and we must say that it re fleets great credit upon the doctor and also upon the Supervisors. We doubt whether there s another county hospital in the territory run as well or as economically as is that in Tomb, stone.
 The Rescue Hose Company held their annual election Of officers last night. The following were elected G. s. Bradshaw, president; Fred Her rera, vice-president; J. H. Campbell treasurer; Ben Cook, foreman; J. J Nash, 1st assistant; Richard Hague 2nd assistant. Finance committee R. E. Gray, H. L. Nash and John Munce. Steward, Charles Knapp. After the election several kegs of beer were tapped and a number of friends of the fire boys fell in for cold turkey.
 A small bird, which accidentally discovered in a looking glass in a paint shop at Vizalia, Cal, its coun-