The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

absence of the usual pickering an( Sighting over decisions that u.uall, makes the game disgusting for the spectators.
 Fort uuachnca is one of tha pret- tiesl rldces Tn Arizona, and the ap- propriations for buildings seem tc have been judiciously used, and now the post presents q very handsome appearance with its imposing build ings, consisting of officers quarters, soldiers quarters, guard house, sta bies and a handsome hospital, where, under the care and attention of Dr. BrcWn, the patients, who number a great many now, caused by exposure and malaria, contracted while in the field during the late campaign, re- ceive every attention equal in every respect to any hospital ia the coun- try.
 The sutt!cr's store is large and roomy building, and is divideded into three parts. In the front portion three rooms are par;itioned off for the officers, wliie on the side is a store which contains the Postolice and large, well selected stock of groceries, dry gools, provisions of all kinds, etc. On the back portion is 2 large harroom, with billiard tables, card tables, etc, where the soldier or the civilian can while away their spare time. The store is presided over by Mir. Phil Croyat, one of the most gentlcmanly and urbaAe mana gers in Alizona, and who is well known throughout the length and breadth of Arizona. Mir. CroyaL is ably assisted ia the store Ky Messrs. Manuel Mctto and Ii. L. Perry.
 ca the opposite siIo of the creek from thc su.Gler's store is located the Uuachuca hotel, conducted by Mrs \. Porter, formerly manager If the san Xavier hotel ia Tucson. Tn hotel, which is large and ioomy building, elegantly furnished, is situ- atye on the top of rolling hill, and a fine terraceI garden, flied with the choicest C! I H-wcGS, leads lo the creek briow. Here t!ac visi;or can bre lthe the rurs mountain afr that will bring lhe o:ooin oi hc.lth 10 his or her check, a"d caa -ct at table that fairly sio"as with thc choicest yianIs th.t the ma.l;et aiiord4.
 James C. D:rnel, who has tie con tract fer furnishing this post with tesf, hAs large ami commoaious batcArr shop just ue.9w iAo sn-tier's, store, which is ilie4 wi;h the finest oI ] Arizuu,, Jeri
 Alter wandering around and yi-it- ias ;he many Po!n's oi interest in this lovely spot, the reporter of TIE TOMBSTONE woaard his wy 10 the band headquarters ou parade ground. and witnessed tae uli:ess parade of eight comp ,njes of troops, and was more than repaid ter lis visit. Eucu company, as i. was drawn up ii fine went through their movements witL accuracy and precision, and us they marced Q yhc music oi the band they i presented H E.i!i:ary pageant that k seldom seen in Ariz5na.
 We can net dwell "G length on iht many interesting sights wa aw, nol ,.ou ;he many kindness aEd atten tions shown us hy tic different troops who seemed to >i. H.i.h cac!. y,Eer l. making our visit g.l@aSAa!; bat ", can net eltse without rvinriins GU tl...a&s to Sergeant 5IiaaioA, wh, louk particular p:,ias to sec !hAt w. had d pleasant ;ila,.
 Each troop nave their owu library which is filled with bouks, magazine and newspapers. There is also a pos library, which contains a large nrm- 5er of volumes ci Hcii"m, rename and good ,ouu;! fp4d.rs matter. HI I oMHsTcEH vii hereafter grace th flies oi tAe different L1sas:ys and ha also bee subscribed Tor by ;. lars nunuer oj thc soid.yrs.
 t io ;. reel ,easugc 70 y'zi, ihi post, aa oae rccc,:,s c' y attention from Hac c.t"n.al.!er E.. :ho ros down to tii" tu..,l,.J ,o,,!iyr in th rinks. Uat ;"ius A..Htaa, N.clis2d. Woo;',, :i.i&el!, |i'neoi,r, and :ictg