The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-22
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.

dalupe canyon, yesterday atterheoA.
 Phenix has now got 3 steam laun- d1y.
 County Assessor Burke is in Wifi COX. 'E @ e. #
 The Chinese are quitting Oakland, California, by the hundreds.
 Two wa son-loads of Chinamen left this city yesterday for New Orleans and Texas,
 Nothing occurred yesterday to mar the, harmony of a peaceful Sabbath day.
 The Journal-AIiner has got a spriag poet, who seems to be getting in his work in good style.
 Jas, J. Nash, publisher of this jour, nal is now in Nogales in the interest of the paper
 Tombstone now opensI a field for white domestics, who would do well to pay this camp q visit.
 If you want fair treatment and good liquors, call upon Uncle Al. Richards, at the Grand Central saloon.
 Ben Cook has donated fine cypress tree to the Cemetery Committee, to be planted at the home of the dead
 The Wilcox Anti-Chinese League has resolved to boycott the Chinese residents of that town on April 10, 1886. --.--~ .- -, ea, ..
 Deputy Sheriff Crowley, of Willcex. is on hot trail of. band of horse thieves, who have been the terror of our ranchers for: several weeks.
 THIS DAILY TOMBSTONE acknowl- edges the receipt of some refreshments this afternoon from Ike IsaacS, which were duly appreciated by ye editor aat the weary singer of antmony. -s
 All oi the principal business men eff, WillcSxhahd the catIlemen iii the hear vicinity, l4aye joined lhe WillCnx ,Anti-ChiIrase Laasue, and have. order e,L., the-> boycutt to {. commence Un April I0,h.
 Chas.ss Harris, the popular tailor has removed his tailoring establishment to the Bothin Block, Allen street, ,s@p- posiie he Fashion stables, with d fine lob of Spring goods. :-.. 3 22tf, I 1t is reported that Chas. Willonghby Well known in this city, will shorGly lead to the, altar one of the most charming young ladies of Sonora.
 MT. Frank McNulty, of Las Vegas, New Mexico, arrived in this city on Saturday evening, and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Machin.
 The case of the Territory vs. Lou COoly came up before Judge Easton this morning, and owing to the in efficiency of the evidence, the detend- ant was discharged. ' ..-~.
 Mrs. Carrie Gregory who has been confined to her room for the past four or five days, through illness, is rC- ported, to be, muck better to-day by her attending physician. A
 Fruit trees, small fruits, and grape vines for late planting; monthly rose bushes, 0leaudeEs, and plants and bulbs in variety; and, the combination steam washing machine. best in use, sold by J. II. Futile, Second street, between Allen and Fremont, Tomb stone. 3-22f
 The Cemetery Committee will name an arbor day ia the near future, when it is hoped that all lparties having' friends or relatives, occupying Gods acre will be prepared to plant tree or a shrub and thus beautify the home of the dead. Any person wishing a tree can procure one from Geo. W. Swain, Secretary of the Cemetery Committee.
 It is not surprising tliat the Demo cratic members of Congress from Mis- l souri are opposed to the idea of hay ing the State school fund increased by d federal appropriation. They can hardly be expected to favor proceed ipg which would tend to make it harder every year for them to satisfy their constituents that they ought to be kept in office. They find that task difficult enough as 1t Is. with the pub-