The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30

1He ullieFent registering OInCefS are being kept busy these days register ing voters.
 A. T. Jones has lit out for the coun- try again to whoop Fer up for slaugh- ter and the Democratic ticket.
 W. A. Harwood has been Ire asurer of Tombstone Engine Company for six years.
 All the territorial Republican papers can be found on file at the Re publican headquarters.
 Abbott x Peek will discontinue the milk business in this city this even- ing.
 The District Court will meet in this city on tke second Monday in No vembsr.
 Not single instrument has been filed in the County Recorders office for record for the past two days.
 The dog fend still keeps up his lick, and dead canines are to be found in all parts of the town.
 Pat Bresiin took his departure this morning for the Alkansas Hot Springs. He will return t0 this city on the 18th proximo.
 It would be the proper thing for the health officer to ge. wagon and @ around town and remove the nu- merous dead dogs that are laying around in state of decomposition.
 Candidates who intend visiting Bis bee should remember that Bradshaw's stages leaves a six o'clock every morning.
 As will be seen by an advertisement in another colcmn Mrs. Louise Norris of this city has declared herself as sole trader.
 The Democrat failed to give one single rational reason why Slaughter should receive the support of the voters of this county, and hid i:self behind the old schoolboy excuse-"5e- cause"
 The Maison D0ree will receive this evening the frst shell oysters of the season, and keep them constantly on hand. Call and ;ry ] plate of them. 9-20d
 The many friends of MT. Richard Hubbard the weN known mining man who was arrested At Mexican NogaleS for a crimminal assault upon young girl has been mpletely exhonor&ted of the charge in Mexican Court of Justice, there being no evidence what ever to sustain the charge. Reports from the Little Giant mine continue to be favorable and large quantity of high grade ore is being taken out some tf which we were shown this morning. Judge Robin son informs us that there is plenty of it in the mine and that no ona is de- barred from examining it on the dump or down in the mine. Verify the Judge has bonanza.
 At meeting of Tombstone Engine 1 Company held last evening the follow ing officers were elected for the ensu- ing year: Foreman. l. M. Isaacs; 1st Assistant foreman, Harry Quigley !; 2nd Assistant, W. D. Shearer; Ste ward, John Billaney; Secretary, D. B, Immel; Treasurer. ". A. Harwood i; Trustees, Pasqual Nigro, Jos. Pascho- ly, and T. A. Walker.
 A gentleman residing on Fremont street called at this office to-day, and stated that the boys going to and from school had broken several of his windows during the past week, and he desires their parents to have them At a meeting of Rescue Hose con- pany held l&et evening, Mir. Ben Cook declined the nomination for Chief Engineer of the Fire Department and Henry Campbell was nominated in his stead. Mr Cook gave as his req son for declining, that he intended to go to Sonora very shortly, and could not in that case a"cept the position
 The genial s. B. Van Burt, one ot the oldest drummers and travelling agents on the Pacific coast. arrived in the city from Tombstone accom- panied by his wife and daughter on their way