The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-11
OFFICIAL PAPER
 or CoChise County.
A. o. U. W. meets tonight.

We feel pretty well, thank you.
 The police court furu;she1 sooso egg to-day.
 The community is looking for the man who wrote Beautiful Snow"
 Not a wheel Was turned in the county court to-day.
 T. F. Hudson, the druggist, left to- day for trip to California.
 Charles Anchutz still fingers in town, although he says that he would rather be in Bisbee
 Joe Pascholy has billiard table on exhibition at the hotel with only three cushions.
 NIT. z. l.. Taylor and wife arrived in the city last evening from the lower San Pedro, and are guests of the san Jose house.
 Our stocN of boots and shoes are ,ne finest this side of San Francisco. at Summerield Bros.
 Mr.. T. J. Dowelrs Spanish class meets on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 106, 4th street, at 7:3O.
 Nothing so good as a little Old Foi- rester whisky. Try bottle from R ? Mansfield. 1-1Stf Somebody must have hit the editor of the Epitaph on the raw yesterday. "Let the galled jade vince, our with,rs are unwrung"
 lam still before the public and most respectfully solicit il part of your patronage at the Oriental saloon.
 3-3tf J. L. MELLGREN, Prop.
 John B. Watson, who oiliciated for a long time as engineer of the Copper Queen mine, B;sbce, took his depar- turc for Modesto, California, this morning.
 For the finest wines, whiskios and cigars, go to the Crystal Palace Sa- bon, corner of Fifth ard Allen streets
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 The present newspaper system II Tombstone Is oomingas d spolt would say, "thrcc. one. "T Three Demot rattle papers, the Epitaph, Maverick, Dem cerat, and one Republican. THE DAILY TOMBSTONE.
 All the arrangements for the mas que ball to morrow are completed. A large crowd VII be there. and plenty. of amusement A few more tickets left to be had at the door.
 Ephr; in Snookendoodlc, and Gen oro;ity Carpetbag-alias J. o. Dunbar. and Harry Brook, arc respectfully re- ferred to the Statutes of the Territory which provide that voluntary change of names is net legal. It has to be done by act O. ,ae gis'eture. The big wind storm cuIa..nAcd yesterday in snow storm. To-day the snow has all melted, and the sun is sending its warm rays all over the land, causing the growing grass and plants to grow in good shape.
 Senator Jones, of Florida, is in love with $1O,OO0,OO0 Detroit girl and is on the verge of insanity on account of it. He is absent from the Senate without leave, and his mental condi- tion has excited sympathy.
 Governor E. s. stover, of Albu- querque, brother of Councilman Stover, of Apache county, has been elected commander of the Grand Armyo of the Republic, of the depart ment of New Mexico.
 Congressman J. J. O'Neil will at P tempt to secure the passage of q bill looking to the settlement of all differ onces between capital and labor by means of arbitration and thus prevent strikes.
 John Kelly, the-Tammany chief is said to be rapidly sinking and il is thought by his physician to -be only a question of few days until he will cross over to meet the other great Democratic leaders who have so rec ently passed to that 9bourne from whence no traveller e'er returns
 We desire to inform that Droduc-