The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-10
Sss.-e--------- - -S-l41Sz OFFICIAL PAPER  Cochise County.

from a business tip to Yuma.
 The grand jury expect to finish their labors this evening.
 Will Baron drew his "camuco" queen this morning.
 The choicest of fresh groceries at Herrera S NcClnre,s. s-2Sd
 The Masonit Lodge meets this eve ming for work in the third degree.
 Climax Chewing Tobacco 14 oz, seYeh spaccs per plug, at 4s5f cents, at Herman Wclisch, old sumrAerfeld store. 7-6i
 Treasurer Ritter sent $45S to T. J. Butler territorial treasurer that be- lng the amount to from this county. Cutie nu,r bet of the residents of Bisbe rive in this city to night, 10 E. e- ii;c' jury ou Monday ne1
 Sla ~...ss,e dea!et in Imported an :, wines and cigars, IS sell Ie stcek at cost, and for casi. u.f- 7-itf
 4 g.s.:- consisting of Messrs. Goodl, low ach, Wood and Chill= son, accom- n;ed by Miss Edith Good fellow, too1 tAeir departure this morn ing for Caliiornia.
 Geronimo is raising 15o degrees Tn the shade among cur un proiectcd settlers, and Herman Weiisch offers his entire stock of general uaerchaadise at prices cheap enough for the most skeytic grumbler, at the old summerfeld store. 76H
 J. H. Hoffman, Tucson; Lovel Jerome, Tucson; F. c. Trumbull, $, c. Meyer, San Francisco; G. W. Oakes, city; Hugh Mcdonald, Babo- comari, are registered at the Occiden- tai hotel.
 FOR sALE-A Ranch eight miles from Tombstone. Tienty of water ard grass, gsod house, corral and watering troughs. For further particulars apply to Dewitt Mesick. S-T-2w
 A telegram from Beaufort, North Carolina, announces the death of the wife of ex-Chief Justice French, late of this Territory. She had only been znarried about two months before her death.
 : Herman Weiisca the oldest merchant of Cochise couhty is ready te seli his sock ol general merchandise at bargain prizes; please call at the store formerly occupied by Summerfeld Pros. 7-6tf
 There was a great commotion at the residence of Will Baron about five o'clock this morning, caused by the arrival of little stranger of the fe- male sex, and now Will is one of the proudest men in town.
 The Board Of Supervisors to-day -appoilted Geo. Metcalf and M. NJ. Sherman, to examine the reservoirs of the various companies that furnish water to the inhabitants of Tombstone, with power to have the water analysed.
 Harry Stevenson, of the Willows saloon to-day picked coxcomb from I,;s o,orJa,, -bot has 4l,o ,,n4u.ol clo,o and image of an ostrich. It should be seen to be appreciated.
 A Chinese funeral took place to- day from the corner of Third and Allen strets. The wagon bearing the coffin was followed to the grave by One carriage with two occupants and wo professional mourners.
 Judrc ". B. Benson, who has been : vary yell for some time past, took his rtpre thio morning for Santa No-z -s,s he is in hopes the sea br=r c5.rs i'm back to his us- |. activity. It is the sii f THE TOMBSTONE that '. -;ored to health.
 Prescott received tele- aran .y from NJ. NJ. Maxson, Quart. in the field dated, Tucron, q 4aIing whether there were any hors5s fit for cavalry service for gale iu this county. Any person hay ing horses for sale would do well to consult Frank Prescott at the tele- graph office in this city at once, as delay is fatal.
 By reference to an advertisement in another column, it will be seen that the well known firm of WoGeett & Mesick has been dissolved, MT. Mesick Te'{ring and MT. Wolcott con- tinuing the business. We are sorry to s"e N ,r"k retiring from busi-