The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-15
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Cochise County.

California.
 The Board of Supervisors have ad-
 journed until Monday July 19, 1886.
 J. NJ. shearer, of Bisbee, is spend
 ing few days in this city.
 Stage travel is very light these
 days.
 Lieut.. Hughes, 4th Cavalry, is visit
 ing this city.
 U. s. Marshal, Meade, left for Tue son this morning on official business.
 There is another wedding on the tapis notwithstanding tue hard times.
 We are little late to-day but are just as bright as ever.
 Sandy Bob went out to his ranch this morning.
 The thermometer registered 96 de- grees to-day.
 Lieut.. Maus is taking q well earned and much needed rest in California.
 A portion of the hoisting works on She East Side mine has been erected. |
 Pretty hard work these days getting news items enough to fill this moral | family paper.
 The various counties in this Terri tory are going through the agony of calling county conventions.
 The Custom House flag still floats on the breeze, but there is very little business.
 It would appear as though the largest part of the male inhabitants of this county are candidates for office.
 One hundred new buildings have been erected in Phenix during this year.
 Tom Seaward and wife took their departure to-day for Marysville, Cali fornia.
 Harry Stewart, agent for Wells, Fargo < Co., at. Benson, is in the city.
 The T. M. X NJ, company paid off to-day and the miner is correspond- ! ingly happy.
 Chas, Burkhalter, agent s. P. R. R. at Benson arrived in this city last evening.
 Dave Del Eosa, one of the San Ped ro ranchers came up from Benson this morning. j
 MT. Brown, the bullion manipulater at Deming for Wells, Fargo & Co. is a ' guest at the county court.
 NMr. Addington, the lightning opera I tor at Fairbank, is a witness in the q Douglas case. 3 A. FortIouls, wholesale dealer ID Imported s and domestic liquors, wines and cigars, is V selling out hIs entire stock at cost, and for cash only. 7-1f
 We should like to see the names of "many miners" who signed that card 0 in the Epitaph this morning, notify = ing the Queen company of strike for higher wages. u The choicest of. fresh groceries at Herrera c & McClure's 5-2stf
 Last but not least is Magnanimity O Jim, alias James McNamara, who is s' -he patentee of q soft hammer which b he uses at Benson in tapping the pa per wheels on the trains of the S. P. u R. R. at Benson. U Flagstaff, Arizona was the only e town in the territory that celebrated b independence day to any extent. g Speech making, horse racing, process S sion and a grand ball Yere among the p events of the day. 100 couples were iancing at one time. Tinker wrote the celebration up in the Champion '" n his own inimitablc style. 0' I FOR SALE-A Ranch eight miles from Tombstone Plenty of water and grass, -ood house, corral and watering troughs. A Tor further particulars apply 10 Dewitt cl Iesick 7.7-av
 A party came in to-day from Capt. Lawton's command in Mexico, hay ng left there on July 1st He staies h2t he left Lawton in the Sierra 1&tche mountains on his way to Ia 1lenegitai near the Sonora river. He 's tates that the Indians are between La Cienegita and Compas. Capt. m aWtOD Is in camp Cne ,,;1a ,rJ , l HA