The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13

i '"S AA' OOHi pShE IauCh to day on picnic excursion.
 Owing to being shori handed to- day our paper is not up to it's usual standard.
 Our Mexican population arc all Re puhlieans, and mill vote the ticket straight on election day.
 As the days arc getting very short we will try and issue THE ToMB- STONE considerably earlier hereafter. The voters at Huachuca and yi- cihity have all been registered by Judge aMills, of FairbanE.
 Chief of Police James Coyle re- turned this afternoon from . trip down to San Pedro, looking hale and hearty.
 The funeral of the late Arthur sincock took place this afternoon, and was largely attended by his many friends in this camp.
 Gen. Miles has issued an order to his troops, experimenting them very highly for their gallantry and en- durance in the pursuance of Geroni- mo.
 Mrs. Alvord. wife of Judge AlVori, is still very low, and tho chances arc very much against her recovery. Her many frien Is in this ely will be very sorry to hear this, and hope that it may not prove true.
 Miss Fanny D3usl4ss, ! daughter of the man who is now confined in jail on charge of mErdering MT. Linstrum, who was deserted by her fsthcr, went to ruin and died ia San Francisco short time since.
 GEORGE w. SWAIN is making an ac tive CANVASS for the office of City At torney, for which he was nominated by the Republican Convention. George is a ruItlcr, and if hc don't get there it will not be for the want of trying.
 The Democrat advises the people of the county "to arm themselves and bar their doors," as Goodrich, Tweed, Peel, Monmonier and SlaLSh- ter had started on trip through the county. We don't blame the Domo- crst, for Democratic candidates need to be luukod out for.
 BLAMxR s. FRowN, the Republican canui.late for Supervisor, is making winnins fight for the office He is an ol,l re .iLent of this Territory and strict and competent business man, and he will look after the interests of thia county in the same business manner that he does his avn.
 THE TOMBSTONE received : pleasant call this morning from T. J. White, i tha Dcmooratic candidate for Super visor. We are always pleased to see MT. White, as he a gentleman that Wc have the profoundsst friendship and regard for, but We don't like his poli- ties.
 G. ". CHAPNlN, the Republican candidate for City License Tax Col lector, has proved to be the right man in the right place, and is now tho universal choice of everybody in the city for that office. We cAa assure our fellow citizens that they will never regret their choice.
 IKE IsAACs is d natural born politi- clan, and no one knows better how to gsi votes than he does. This knowl- edge he is turning to good account just now. He is deserving of the office, for he has always been con sistent Republican and an earnest worker for the party; he has also been one of the leading members of the fire department, and has been ready and willing at all hours Of the day and night to respond to an alarm of fire, and save peoples homes and goods from the grasp of the fire tiEnd. When the people look to these facts we believe they will elect MT. Isaacs to the office oi City Recorder.
 By reference 10 our teleSraphic column, it will be seen that the In- dians surrendered to Capt. Law ton unconditionally.
 EaIeH of Fare.