The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-25
OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF Cochise County.
A. o. U. w. meet tonight.

 evening at eight o'clock.
 William Dee, the village black smith will shortly take q trip to Colo rado for his health.
 The grand jury came into court this afternoon aud made their final report and were discharged
 There will be no improper charac- ters allowed on the floor at the skating carnival to-nlorrow night.
 Sheriff Hatch returned last even ing.
 Police Officer Bob Holmes has re- turned from trip to California, and is much improved in health.
 Remember the Anti-Chinese meet ing in Charleston tomorrow evening. All are invited to attend.
 The Dramatic Club will have an- other rehearsal at Schieffolin Hall this evening.
 The Supervisors of YavapAi county are advertising for bids to make the necessary grades, etc., for change in the Prescott and Wickenberg road, about Bells canyon.
 A fnll attendance is earnestly de- sired at the meeting of the Ladies Society, to be held at the Presbyterian Chuch ou Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
 All persons desiring to enter and con,pete for the medals at the skating carnival on Friday evening next must leave their names with the managers before nine o'clock on the same even ing.
 A bitter war in railroad rates has spruns up in which the Central and Southern Pacific with their eastern connections are fighting the Atchison, Topeka < Santa Fe and connections, If the present reform adniniStra- ton of the Territory proposes to gre form" matters and things in general it is fair to presume that Governor Zulick. will not call upon the Territory to pay his private secrct"ry.-PhehiA Herald
 The fight between Billy Manning and Jack. O'Brien last evening, failed to please the public, as it was evident that Manning could have knocked Obricn out in about % seconds, had he not wished to give the spectator; tbe worth of their money, as far as he could.
 In obtaining jury for the Hum rhrey case, yesterday, no less than forty jurors were examined before tho panel was filled.-Epitaph. This IS sample of the Epitaph's news. Oul citizens can see how reliable the morn ips abortion is, when the Humphrey case was decided on Tuesday.
 The following-named persons paiC their taxes to-day: G.. K. Watt, D C. Davis, A. E. Hartman, s. Tribolet Silver Plume Mine, F. c. Hawkins Vezina Mining Company, Mrs. Nc Laren, Mrs. V. Goodrich, Mrs. M. L Clark, O. c. Voss, W. Busby, Hall q Aston, w. F. Thompson, Arizon' Trading Company, B. F. Smith an' Thomas Mitchell.
 Numerous inquiries having beer made in regard to the "Fan Brigade. The public are informed that tn very pleasing en tertainment will b given at Schieffelin Hall on the even ing of March 9th-one week iron a next Tuesday. In addition to tn "Brigadepa a number of other pleasin features will be given. The price admission will be fifty cents.
 Judge Robinson was just warmth up to the subject when the Court ir terposed it's objections to his travelin outside of the evidence. The Judg dealt out some telling blows durin the short time he spoke.-Epitaph.- Yhe above is another evidence of tn fact that our morning contemporar either dare not give facts, or willfull misstale facts Our reporter was pre- ent during the trial of Mrs. F. 4 Routh yesterday afternoon, and hear Iudoa Robinson's argument, and du