The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF- Cochise County.


 L. NJ. Jacobs is in this city from Tucson.
 Sheriff Paul, of Pima. was among the arrivals last evening.
 The District Court viii adjourn one week from next Saturday.
 The Frush children will perform nightly hereafter at the skating rink. The case of the Territory vs. Annie Allen for vitrol-throwing, was on trial in the district court to-day.
 Just received the largest assortment of lawns and ginghams ever in Tomb stone at the Palace Dry Goods Store
 2-21 tg' Deputy Sheriff Crowley, of Will COX, arrived in town to-day with 8 prisoner.
 Tom Keefe is happy His dog Crank" returned to-day, minus a collar and with very sole feet.
 Treasurer Ritter to-day sold all the property in Cochise county that taxes had not been paid on. About two thirds of the delinquent property was sold to the Territory.
 MT. Bean de Zart and wife (nee Miss Minnie Wallaee) were in Tomb stone yesterday visiting their parents. They returned to their home at Charleston to-day.
 Judge Barnes is determined to clear up the calendar of the district court before the meeting of the supreme court, and with that idea in view is holding night sessions.
 Messrs. Peck & Abbott have pur- chased the Can-Can Dairy and yester- day increased the number of their milch COWS, and are now prepared to furnish pure milk night and morning to the citizens Of Tombstone.
 Judge Barnes yesterday decided that work performed by man in go- ing on | mining claim, merely for the purpose Of locking after it, SIS watch man, does not entitle him to the bene- fit of tie territorial statute in regard to miners liens.
 Mrs. Stump was in this city yestcr- day from Bisbce. Mrs. Stump has the finest boarding :house in that thriving camp, and her efforts to please the people there has been appreciated, judging from the throng of people that daily board there.
 J.T. Fitzger i'd, editor of the Clifton Clarion, intends to remain in this city several days. Fitz is well pleased with our city, and would like to reside here did his business interests permit him.
 Commencing tomorrow, the ma iority of our business houses will re- main closed on Sundays. We make this announcement so that our citi- zens will make necessary purchases to-day as they will be unable to do so tomorrow.
 Judge Barnes to-day instructed the lawyers on both sides in the Paul. Shaw case to meet together and devise some plan for the motion for 8 new trial, and as we go to press no partic- ulars were learned as to what agree ment the attorneys had arrived at.
 Ed. Clark and Wm. Deal returned to-day from their mining properties in the Bunker Hill district. The boys are feeling jubilant, as the goose is hanging highland everything is lovely. Boys, THE DAILY TOMBSTONE wishes yor all the success possible!
 The ladies of the Methodist Church Aid Society, have determined, owing to the many entertainments which will come off this month, to change the date of their performance and Fan Brigade, until the evening Of March 9, when it will be given at Schieffelin Hall.
 Mrs. Nina Larowe, daughter of the late Judge Churchman, of Cali fornia, and is the guest of MT. II. A. Tweed and wife. Mrs. Larowe is an accomplished elocutionist, and at the solicitation of some of our citizens, who have been fortunate enough to hear her in California. and towns in