The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-18
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.
Odd Fellows meet tonight.

No Indian news has reached camp to-day. ''*
 Lawn fete a: Mrs. Judge Mitchell's tonight.
 Miss Herring's pf!yate school is said to be largely attthded.
 The thermometer marked 90 dc grees to-day.
 WI. DeGraw, formerly oohhected with the Republican, of this city, is located in Fl Paso.
 There will be a busihrss t,icetiEg 5f the anti-Chinese League at tie City Hall tonight. Don't forget 1t.
 Geo. W. Swain started for San Diego California this morning, on profess ional business.
 The pay roll of tho Comstock mines and mills, for the month of April, footed up $2I5,OOO.
 It is reported that Charlie Mellgren has disposed of his interest in the Oriental saloon, to MT. E. Madden,
 MT. Rathburn, has the contractorJ gone to Benson, where he will at once begin the erection of several brick buildings on the burnt district.
 The board oi supervisors held an adjCurned meeting this afternoon. The proceedings will appear to-moI- row.
 Business meeting of the anti-Chi- ness league at tlle City I1ali to night. Don't forget it.
 Miss Birdie Woods made her debut al the Crystal Palace last evening and created decidedly favorable imprcs- sion.
 Uncle Billy Plaster arrived in camp last evening, and this morning started for Uehoaville to iu6k after his focks and herds.
 A new saloon, to be called the Sen ate, will be opened on Allen street be- tween Fifth and Sixth tomorrow eve ming by Gus Lee and Ben Woods.
 The performance given at Schieffe lin liall last eteiing for the benefit of Joe Bignon, was success profession ally and financially.
 An injunction suit was brought in the cOuuty court yesterday by John Hill to restrain Iseaormahd and Moi illus from dsing water in the San Pc dfo river, above the dam of the Union Ditch company. Goodrich & Smith appear for the plaintiff.
 From Johnny Dean who arrived from the Swisshelms to-day it is learn ed that Lieut.. Wheeler with troop E, of the Fourth cavalry, passed Lcslie's ranch yesterday morning en route from Fort Rucker to join Captain Hatfcld's tOmmand in the Capaneas.
 W. w. Woodman, who has been en- gaged for the past six weeks in erect ing the old Bradshaw mill on the Cordavina mine, near Magdalena, Sonora, is in the city. The mine be- longs to F. w. Zimmerer, of Mil waukee; is a silver property, and looks like bonanza.
 Col Dean, our worthy Coroner and Public Administrator, is now engaged in dispensing wet groceries at the Oc- eidental hotel bar. THE ToNBsroNE has heard of all sorts of ways for man to improve his bushes. but the new departure Of tile Colonel en- titles him to tic bakery.
 Talk about fine fat beef; just drop into Bauer's market on Fourth street, and gaze on the fine beef that he has thsfe displayed. MT. Bauer ships his cattle direct from his Antelope Springs ranch which is guarantee that it will always te prime.
 Talk about fne goods, both foreign and domestic the citizens of Tomb stone should cali and see the fine stock just received by Harris, Tomb stones popular tailor. MT. Harris has an experienced buyer in the cast and in California who purchases nothing but the finest goods and the latesl figures. Call and examine them at his fashionable tailoring emporium