The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-09

Mitchell in and to the Wateryale mill and mines; $l.
 There wus very little of note oc- cured in town to-day.
 Jas. c. Burnett of Fort Huachuca, is in the city.
 w. R. Burke registered 2S voters on his trip yesterday, and the day be- fore.
 Chas. Holconb left, this morning, for San Bernardino, California. He will be absent about one month.
 Deputy Sheriff Smith is expected to return by to-night's coach with Jackson, the horse thief.
 This would have been law day in the county court had Judge Street been at home.
 The dog fiend has made his appear ance in Bisbee and several valuable dogs have gone to the canine heaven.
 The contract for furnishing the Court House and County Hospital with wood was awarded by the Board of Supervisors tais morning to II. A. Tweed.
 There arc registered up to date in Bisbee lO3 voters. It is thought that there will be about ten more registered before Tuesday next.
 Mrs. h. Lyall came in from the Sulphur Spring valley yesterday on :. business connected with the estate ot her late husband, MT. A. Lyall.
 The Rev. G. H. Adams, the leading Methodist preacher of this Territory. 1 is expected to arrive in Tombstone this evening.
 Judge Reilly left this morning for Stockton, California, having in GUS tody John Shaw who was adjudged . insane by Judge Peel on Wednesday last.
 Oliver Trevillian is developing 2 great deal of strength for the office of City Treasurer, and if he does not get } there it will be kind of strange. Parties returning from Sonora state that the small pox, now epidemic iH Mexico, is of the black type and very = fatal.
 Andy Ritter is the strongest candi' date in the county for the office 0l County Treasurer. and the yelping ol I coyote like Dunbar at his heels only v makes him votes instead of injurlng e him.
 | There will be communion services at the Methodist church to-morro1
 morning, at II o'clock. Sabbath
 school at F IS, and preaching in the
 evening at : go o'clock, by the Rev
 q H. Adams. All are cordially in- IF vitcd to attend.
 sThe time for registration IS up or ' Tuesday next, so that all who havt it not already registered had bette
 catch on at once or they will not hAT'
 an opportunity to vote.
 
 The voters at Fort Huathuca have
 not been registered yet, and Gs there
 remain but two days more in Whicl to register, q registering officer should n be sent over there at once. d Wm. Weeks, who has been suffer .a ing from an attack of malarial fever
 for some weeks, was able to be upoI
 the streets to-day,
 Bill Ives will take his departure to
 morrow morning for Sacramento le California, for short visit, This l d Bills first visit tu his old home fo ,e over six years, and We hope that h ,t will enjoy hls trip, le LosT.--In Bisbee in the Sth inst r. il valuable revolver, for which 2 re at ward of ten dollars will be paid upo is return to MT. E. G. Norton, and n questions asked. lO-9tf W Although Bisbee is very quiet jus 1t at present its business men are hold ,- ing their own and waiting for tn
 good times that gre sure to visit ths
 camp Il li!o .:ca' i;i;Ufe,
 Dunbar worli have been well ac
 qua'nied win Grant Hicks had thl
 exc, !!vnt young man seen fit to an rn nouuced himself through the col T. u-lus If the Epit2ph,