The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-02
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.
I. o. 0. F. meet tonight.

Fairbank last evening.
 Any person desiring a houee-keeper or chambermaid can procure one by applying at tslis office.
 Mir. Brown. agent for Wells, Fargo < Co.,, at Deming, is in the city.
 The district court will. in all proba- bility, adjourn on Thursday next.
 Mir. P. NJ. Dyar, of the firm of Dyar & Baldwin, Benson, arrived ip ,this city last evening.
 Officer Ben Hyde arrested four tran1ps this morning apd threw them in the cooler.
 J. NJ. Nichols took his departure fer California this morning, to be ab- sent about ten days.
 Horace Jones took his departure this morning for New York, where he goes on some mining business.
 Secure your costumes for the grand masquerade ball by applying at sum merticld's.
 MT. J. c. Fitzhenry returned last evening from Los Angeles, being sum- moned here as a witness.
 Casper Taylor, of the Viz;na, made another large shipment of rich ore to-day to the Socorro shelter
 It looks very much as though Old Pluvius would dispense some of his bountics this evening.
 Read the large number of sum- ! mons which appear in another col \umn, and see if your name is among thom.
 Old Boreas was making things howl to-day, and was no .Eespecter of per son or sex in his efforts to blind them with dust.
 The annual eclipse of the sun will occur next Friday, at six minutes past two o'clock. Sup-glasses will be jl Il .mand onthat day.
 Messrs. Crumb apd McNam, of Wells, Fargo X Co, at Benson, are in this city as witnesses in d Case where iu d bar uf bullion had been stolen.
 NIT. George Reppv, brother uf our f,llow-townsm;.n, C. D. Rcppy, who has been visiting this city for several days, took his departure this morning for Fl paso.
 The funeral of the aged German woman, who died at her residence, corner of Seventh and Bruce streets yesterday, took place this afternoon and was largely attended.
 R. ". Wood left this morning for Los Angeles, to inspect the steam laundry of that city, and to famlliar- izc himself with its workings and its expenses. He will be gone a week or ten days, and on his return will, with out doubt, establish steam-laundry in this city.
 A St. Paul contemporary remarks that even homely girls look pretty in blankets. For fear some of our south ern or eastern friends may be shocked and the editorial profession scandal izeI, we hasten t. explain that to began uniforms arc. made of blanket in..-Minneapolis Tribune.
 The funeral of the late Henry Bokmann took place to-day from tht hall of the A. o. |. w., and Wal largely attended by the members O the 4. o. U. w. and of the Selec Knights, to which orders the deceased belonged, and also by large number of friends of the deceased and of hi family.
 The Fan Brigade" will make thei bow 10 the Tombstone public on' week from tonight (March 9th) d Schieifelin Hall. Eight pretty littl' misses will give charm to this enter tainmeni, which is almost entirel. given by children. Don't fail to at tend and help the ladies of the NJ. E Church in their attempts to please tn people and get out of debt on tn parsonage.
 The Mexican who wheels coa around town caused q good deal c amusement for a number of specta t1rs ou Fourth street. He was hopC lessly drunk, and was trying to whee the barrow back to the yard, but hi