The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-23
OFFICIAL PAPER
 A OF Cochise County.

 at Bisbee yesterday.
 The thermometer registered 91 deg to-day.
 Billy Diehl came up from the Bunker Hill district yesterday.
 Tomorrow is law day in the Coun- ty Court.
 The town was unusually quiet to- day. Not even dog fight.
 Land Shark Berry slid out for Will COX to-day on some sort of business. Read the notice of cheap board in another column.
 Judge Sumner Howard, ex-Chief Justice of this territory has gone into the butter business in Prescott.
 The court house resembles a de- serted castle these days as there is nothing going on to disturb the quiet. Sol Israel is reported as very much improved to-day, and was able to be at his place of business.
 A moonlight social will shortly be given at Brady's Park on the Charles ton road.
 Judge Stilwell took his departure this morning for Dos Cabezas on legal business.
 Quite number of our citizens will take their departure tomorrow morn ing for San Francisco.
 The beer famine is over. as car load consigned to Martin Costello ar- rived in this city late last evening. The swimming baths are now open on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sun days. Baths with suit and towels 9 cents. [ 23 tf Parties from the Sulphur Spring valley, report that great deal of rain has fell in that section during the past week.
 The office of the Tucson Daily Citi- zen is to be removed to the office formerly occupied by the Star. So says Fl FronterIzo.
 c. W. Haggart, Fargo; G. W. Ca rel, Sonora; John Davis, Ohio; D. c. McDin, Crittenden, are registered at the Occidental hotel.
 FOR SALE-A Ranch eight miles from Tombstone. Plenty of water and grass, good house, corral and watering troughs. For further particulars apply to Dewitt si Bryant and Ed Clark will take their departure on Monday morning next for San Francisco to participate in the Grand Army encampment.
 Ed. Clark came in yesterday from the Bunker Hill district, and it is very probable that he will make a visit to San Francisco in few days, as he is an old soldier and is very anxious to clasp the hands of his old comrades once more.
 MT. William Ludlow celebrated tie 34th anniversary of his birth to-day. Billy holds his age well, and one would never think to look at him that he was over 24 or 9.
 A couple of Mexicans arrived in this city this morning with two large wagon loads of watermelons. They were too high for a newspaper man however.
 There was nothing to reward our re- ward our reporter for his visit to the county recorders office to-day as not a single instrument was filed for rec ord,
 Goods of all description below cost, at the selling out of the stock of Herman Welisch from Charleston Come and price goods at Summer fields old tsore
 A responsible New I ork company wants a foreman immediately to take charge (under direction of Consulting Engineer) of silver mines in elevated, healthy region of Honduras; one speaking Spanish preferred. A desirable position for frst-class man Address, Honduras" P. O. Box 2Sl6, New York, stating in full, time and nature of ex- perience, references and salary expected.
 7-19-2w THE TOMBSTONE yesterday announc- ed the sad intelligence that Laura, the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. F. Parades of Fairbank, had passed