The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08
OFFICIAL PAPER E, OF
 Cochise County.
Odd Fellows meet tonight.

Deputy Sheriff Norton cF Bisbec k in camp.
 Hugh White expects to start the Nogales smelter up on Monday next
 The choicest Of flesh groceries at Herrera < Nc,lure,s. 5.2Stf
 Neither the Police or Justices courts furnished an ite!h today.
 4 detachment of cavalry, about 30 strong, passed through camp at 3 a. m. to day, going west.
 L. schoenfeld starts on Tuesday next for Phenix, where it is under stood he will pass the summe.
 < little scrakping match wds about all the excitement tBe camp furnished today.
 Johny Behan is Contemplating a trip to California i'd the near future, in search of lost health.
 Owing to washouts on the railroad there was no mail from any quarter last evening.
 4 little child of Mrs. Eugene Ed tnunds, died in this city yes erday afternoon.
 It is reported that an old man named Harvey was shot in the arm Ey indians at the Harvey and Eccles ton ranch, on the San Pedroy on Sal uIday last.
 George Walker arrived this morn ing from Tom Gre 9ory'e ranch, in the Little Dragons. He reports that section of country gridironed by Apache trails, the hostlles apparently toaming about at their Gwn sweet will.
 From Bob barroTE;; the express messenger, it is learned that it is not yet. definitely known whether the Apacbes Killed a man near Benson on Sunday last \ man is missing from the locality mentioned, but as yet his Whereabouts ur fate is not known.
 On Saturday ncxt, at p. m., there will be match race at Doling's track, between the bay mare owned by Charley Leach, which recently won the race against J. l.. Durkcc's horse; and black pacer belonging also tt Charley Leach Durkee backs and drives the bay mare and Leach the pacer.. The former goes to buggy, the latter to q cohntry cart. The match Is for $2OO and the distance one-mile dash.
 Mr. H. D. Armes, of Youngstown. Chi0, one of the principal owners of Le Grand Central mine, arrived from tile East last night, coming up from Henson by private conveyance. Up on the arrival of MT. George Ames, or the Union Iron Works, from San Francisco, which is expected tonight, the work of appraising the damage by the recent fire will probably begin After tliis matter is settled, the own CTS of the mine will pr5ceed to map out theil future policy regarding it.
 A well known lawyer cf this camp $ an enthusiastic devotee of panguin- que, and in the intervals of attending court and pondering over legal tonnes, spends lis time in revelling in the delights of that fascinating game. Not long since he had an important case before the court, and upon pro- ceeding 70 address inc Judge in re- ply to opposing counsel, electrified l lis Honor and convuised the specta- tors by blurting out: "The plaintiff 1 in this slit has no case at all, my hand is worth three, and" Well, it is hot necessary to state that suddenly | recollecting himself he proceeded to l read from Parsons on Contracts" | le&ving the Court to guess what the 1 Condition was.
 Tombstone has Chinamati afflict- ed with a h;lrmless form of mania. He himself the sovprign ruler of | Ill the pigtals in camp. and issues orders to them daily. From early morn to setting sun he can be seen