The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-18
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.


 Gauzhorn says Bradshaw has paint cd his Chinamen black.
 Chinese will not Rule the labor market of Arizona much longer.
 Dick, old boy, you will be sorry to- night when you put on your pebblesI
 The charges against the TribOlet |, brothers have been ignored by the Grand Jury:
 Messrs. Leach, Brown and Taylor will leave tomorrow for Sonora to ex- anime some mining property.
 We acknowledge the receipt of complimentary ticket to the Grand Army. ball, on the 22d inst.
 The Tombstone Dramatic Club will meet at schieffelin H: II tomorrow evening for rehearsal.
 We acknowledge the receipt Of 3 complimentary ticket to the grand , Purim Masque Ball which takes place on the 10th of March.
 Hon. w.. "A. Harwood has rendered the Tombstone Anti-Chinese League the use of schieffelin Hall for public n 9etings on Saturday evening.
 Well, that do settle it, when dude like Dick, says he never hired China- men! Dick,e old son, if Bob does prompt you, tell him, after this, "that me no .shabe,' ale same Mel can man"
 All members of the G. A. R. who ! have no. received iuyItations to the b Ill to be- given on February 22d, ar; kindly invited to be present, as tnc supply of invitations run out. By order of the COMMITTEE.
 "Tad's" statement in this mornIng'S Epit.ph, that C. $. Bradshaw elm l.luys l ChinAni,!u. Is not true, as Mir Bradshaw discharged his Chinaman Xnd employed a colored man in hIs place.
 We hope that our citizens will or gapizc d company on the co operative plan, and start steam laundry. Let the plan take Shapc as Soon% %s possible, and you will soon zee tho ChinaInen tocklng out of Tombstone in drives.
 The IUllUwlnl-nnm,d lCrsuns sd their taxes to-day: John Sullivan, $. ' Friedman,T. $. O'Bricn, C. S. Rcb- inson, J. A. Witcher, J. Hagan, E. J. Norris, Allen NJ. Green, Mrs. Belleya, T. S. Harris Coy L. Crafty
 We have the facts of $ romance in which certain well-known barber, who has thop on Allen street be- tween Fifth and Sixth streets, plays the principal role. We will publish the story in a serial form, commence ing Monday next.
 The following late arrivals are reg istered at the Occidental Hotel: J. A. .Barrocks, W. L. Roche, Benson; G. D Potter, Deming; LA. Wilson, Fl Paso; E. Meyers, Kansas City; w. Mackay, San Francisco; NJ. H. Bos- worth, Leominster, Mass; Frank G. Heney, San Pedro; Harry E. Phillips, Salt Lake; John s. Mitchell, A. K. Munson, w. NJ. Grinfin, San Fran cisco; V. Kemble. J. B. Smith, Fair bank; Jose Maria Elias, San Pedro.
 The Chinese are fiocking to Arizona from California. Tucson is receiving her full quota. Our streets, especially after nightfall, are swarming with the Mongolians. They have taken a strong hold on the retail business in- terests of the city. The retail stores are nearly all run by them. The washing business is completely under their control. Tucson to-day has three to one more Chinese in business than any other settlement in the Ter ritory.-Star.
 A number of well-known ladies of this city have given large portion of their time during the past two or three weeks to the production of an American society drama, entitled Esmeralda," and will place the same before the public of Tombstone this evening. The piece is well cast, pnd the dress rehearsal last evening show ed everybody to be well up in their parts, while several of the ladies