The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-23

C' '|' DiSSIiCL AttO-I-S.s n -'sC tO''h hi departure this morning for Tue son,
 The executive committee of the Anii-Chinese league will meet at their headquarters thi evening at 8 o'clock
 A new postolIice has been estab- lished Sample, two miles below Pools ranch, with Paul Reyeil as postmaster
 The various candidates for office can be seen on aIr:2ost every corner now buzzing the voter, and preparing for the fall campaign.
 Tomorrow is @t. Johns day and it will be celebrated in great style in Pnenix, Tucson end Nogales, by the Mexican population.
 L. Altman, Dem7ng; c. c. Conrad, Sample; Ben Williams, Bisbee; John Lang, Los Angeles A. Williams, Bis bee; are registered at the Occidental Hotel.
 It is stated that J. B. Ayers Of Charleston will engage in the saloon busin ss in this city on CT about the frst.of July.
 THE DAILY TcMBsroSE will shortly put in complete Job office, and will then be prepared to do all kinds of work in the most won kmanlike man ner and at reasonable rates.
 Some of the choicest and best i'm ported grocerios that ever came to Tombstone can De fcund as H. J. Sailer's, rnd " know whereof we speak, as we achn wledge the receipt of d puckage of choice French peas put up in glass jars.
 It is reported that the swimming baths will be opened to the publio on Sunday next. Mr. Mellgrcn hts gone to d great deal of expense in retitting the bath house and procuring entirely new bathing suits. and should be well patronized.
 MT. T. r. Hudson has received the sad intelligence that his Irother-in law J. P, Clark, of Santa Rusa, had been thrown out Of buggy and sus- taihed injuries from which lie after wards died. Mr. Clark las many friends in this city. He wAs formerly Mayor of Santa Rosa, and his untime- ly taking off will carse him to be missed in that city where he was greatly beloved fer his stern integrity and manliness. THE ToMBTToNE ex- tends its sympathy to MT. and Mrs. ! Hudson.
 Esthelics is the science Of the beautiful. The need of merit for promoting personal esth fics is due to J 2. Aver < Co, wha-e intom- pdrabla h,ir visor is a G:lt.t~za. 1e0u- tiier of the hair. Harmless, effective agreeable, i has taken rank amol g the indispensable articles Of the toilet To scanty locks it gives luxpriance, and withered hairs it clothes with the hue of youth. 6 g Nv
 Mir. F. 1T Dyer, who is connected with the MAmmoth Mining Go. of this county, has been appointed United States Marshal for U'ah. He is ] brother-in-lJw of MT. Geo. F Meek, oi the Enterprise force, and q proInin- ent member ot the Michigan Demo cracy. The appointment Was not solicited by him and he was not aware of the flct that his friends had pre- senteI his name to the department till after the appointment had been made-Florcnce Enterprise.
 The Illinois Stats Zeitung of Chi cago in its issue of June l4th says; :; It Is proposed to hunt the hostile Apaches with bioodhounds, at which some eastern papers raise il great hue and cry about unciyitiz=d and inhu- man warfare. This is all nonsense. As long as the &paches persist in murdering and rotbing the inhaSit- ants of country, it becomes nccceSs- ary-it Is the right and even the duty ot the au;horltiee-5o employ every means within their reach to put q stop to such 'depredations. What reasonable objection can there be to hunting bloodhbhnds with blood