The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-11

Mack Williams started fer Texas this morning
 Read the mining report in another column. It will repay perusal.
 The genial smile of "Napa Nick will illuminate Tombstone next week.
 pr. McSweegan, accompanied by George Osborne, started for San Fran cisco this morning.
 Attention is called to the mining report in the present issue. It will well pay perusal.
 The prizes for the Purim masquer- ade ball are on exhibition at Young's drug stcre, on Allen street.
 The Oriental Saloon dees not en- ploy Chinese in any capacity, A word to the wise is sufficient.
 James Letson, fgrnelly of Fair bank, but now in baaiGes5 in Bisbee, returned to that place yesterday.
 The Hebrew masquerade tomorrow evening promises to be grand affair, and will be largely attended.
 A good many of our citizens who  are now in Tucson will return on Sut- urday evening.
 The Chinese are slowly but surely leaving Tombstone, and after ihe 19th Instant they will leave much faster.
 J. o. Dunbar calls such men as c. D. Reppv, Robert Eccleston and Judge Wallace liars in this mornings issue of that sheet.
 Rev. MT. Davis will preach at the PlesbyleriSAschurch, (sunday) March l4th, at II q. h. and ' go p. m. All are cordially invited. 3-I2 td.
 It is said that Savage and Dun bar, who are running Berry's Demo cratic Epitaph, will soon have the sheet so dead that 1t can never be ressurrected again.
 l. is reported that number of the leading merchants on Allen street will stop advertising iii and subscribing for the Elitaph on account of its schening prccEvllicS.
 Mr & Tri6oict will in few days make son:c extensive improvements to his butcher-shop on Allen street. Our reporter in passing by the shop to day noticed some of the finest California mutton ;ha: las ever been seen in this city.
 f Jonny Ncaghcr has announced his intention. of leaving camp. His pros pe,tive destination Is Canada. He says he hat had d.enough of Tombstuuc. Tombstone has not yet been heard from.
 A Sazerac Living Club has been or ganized at t!e Oriental Hotel. Billy Ludlow Was unanimously chosen president. There were several candi- dates fer the position of vice-presi- dent, but the selection was postponed until the return of Burke.
 On the Sth of April will be awarded the contract for surveying the boun- diary line between Pima and Cochise counties. The award will bo made in this city, representative of PIma be- ing present. The estimate cost Is $500.
 The Polish residents of New York have undertaken plan for assisting those uf their countrymen who are coming to America since the recent edict eXpelling them from their homes in Prussian Poland. Thirty thousand of them have been driven from their native land, and q majority are seek ing in this count , refuge from per secutiOn.
 The Epitaph is correct ill its asser- tien that Sol Israel has an advertise mcnt in that journalistic travesty. It neglects however, to explain the req son, and for the benefit of those who can not understand why merchant should continue an advertisement in sheet which is continually abusing him, THE TOMBSTONE would state that Berry's organ owes Sol Israel money ; that it won't ay it, and seeing no other chance to get even, Sol allows