The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-03
Josinh H. Whi.e is exnected home

Josiah Il. White IS expected home this evening. or tomorrow at the la test.
 The County Recorders office con tinues to add to its picture gallery of stock brands.
 E. B. Gage, superintendent of the Grand Central arrived from Boston just as we were going to press.
 The Willows saloon was decorated with three fine stars of fly paper 10 day.
 The next business meeting of the Anti-Chinese league will be held in the City Hall on Saturday night next. Business of special importance will come before the meeting.
 The District Court met this morn ing, heard arguments on a few mo- tions and adjourned until tomorrow morning at 10 clock.
 The examination of Dick Richards, charged with assault to kill Mike Me Gloin, which was set for to-day, was postponed until 10 a. m. tomorrow, owing to the absence of material wit nessess,
 The City Council has changed it's hour for meeting during the summer, and in future will assemble at 3 D. m, instead of 30 p. m. as heretofore. Yesterday was the regular meeting day, but owing to lack of q quorum, the session was postponed until Satur- day next.
 The Tombstone Fire Department will give B grand ball on the fifth of July. They will issue tickets ip q few days and it is the earnest wish of TIE TOMBSTONE that they may sell them all within few days after their issue, as the frcmen have proved themselves the friends of the public.
 In passing tie head dqartoFs oflthe Anti-Chinese league on fifth street this afternoon a reporter glanced in 
 and saw about a dozen men busily en g ,ged in the perpsal of the. papers books, and Magazines, with which the place is beautifully supplied. The re- porter wondered how long it would have been before the Pro-Chinese ad- vocates would have furnished, free of charge a reading room for the labor ing men of Tombstone.
 Mir. Thomas Williams returned to- day from a three weeks trip to Sonora While absent he got down es far as the Yaqui country, and con firms previous statements published in THE TOMBSTONE, that the reports sent ou; by the Mexican officials an nouncing victories by their troops are false. As Williams tersely expressed it, "the Yaquis have whipped them every time there has been fight, and would keep a licking them if they could find them"
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 The news published in TIE TOMB STONE last evening that band of h. dians numbering fifteen, had been seen going into Cochise stronghold in the Dragons yesterday, was con frmed this morning by conrier from the signal station at Antelope Springs, with the news that the band had passed through the Dragons into Sulphur Spring valley, and were heading for the Mule Mountains. Cap tain Doane's troop A, Second Cavalry is said to be in pursuit. For some time past 2 controversy has been going on between the City Council aud the. City Attorney in re- lation to the fees of the latter, who claims that he is entitled to a fee of SIG in each case where fine is i'm posed by the City Recorder The Council claims that where 9 defend ant pleads guilty and the City Attor- ney is not put to the trouble of prosecution he is not entitled to the fee. The matter, it is learned, will be taken before Judge Barnes on an agreed case, next Monday,
 Deputy sLerriii Crowley arrived iu