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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
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The oll.wing bids for transporting government freight were opened, yes terday, at Whipple Barracks, in pres ence of Col. McGonniale, Major Kiris ball, great many bidders anl nthefs i;
 II. A Rodoer.-Ash Fork to Whip pie, $l.lO; to Verde, $2 %; Mcdowell, S300; Marilupa to Mcdowell, c5c; to Whipple, $2.5e.
 |. DvsarJ-Buwie Stdt on to Bowie. 31ci to Grant, 40c; Thomas, 79c; San CarlDsj $L35; intermediate per 100 miles, SI.35.
 Jno. Adamson < P Montano-Apa- che to Holorook, $l44; intermediate points, per lOj miles, Sl.6O.
 I. P. Inywcreon - Ash Fork tc Whipplej $I14; Verde, $149; Me Dowcll, $4.I5; Naricopa to Mcdowell, $2.60; Maricopa to Whiprle, $3 lZ4.
 Wm. II. Hatcner-Ash Fork tu Whiplls, $L25; Verde, $170r Me Dowell, $2.30; Maricopa to Mcdowell, o5c; to Whipple, $2OO; intermediate, $2.00.
 A. G. OliYer-Ash Fork to Whipple, $127; to Verde, $20J; Mcdowell, $2,5O; Maricopa to Mcdowell, 95r; WhipyIe. $2 %; intermediate, per 100 miles, $2-O.
 NJ Goldwater-Ash Folk t6 Whip ,ele, $l27; Verde, $2I8; McDuwen, $215; Maricopa to Mcdowell, 95c |; Whippie, s2.70; intermediate, per 100 miles $225.
 K. Barth--Apache to Holhrook, $13S; intermediate, per I0O miles, $15O.
 Thos. Steele = Wilcox to Grant, 254c
 IT, A. RoIgers-Bowie Station to Fort Bowie, l53c; to G.a t. 4I&.; tu laon""s, G-4, etn Carlos, Ti 045; iu- t.rmeiio.,, p=r 10 nl!t:j SLoJ. GI, Eihs.--A,h Fork to Whirpl-, Il 20; 10 Verde, $2.l0; Mellow |, $I.I5; Maricopa To Mcdowell, $i07 i; {
 Whirple, S3.l5; others, $3I0.
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s. W. Cowles-Apache to Holbrook, Fl 45; intermediate, per 100 miles, $2OO.
 Wni. Neil-Tucson to Fort Lowell 901O
 A. Solomon-Bowie Station to Fort Bowie, 274c; Grant, 3S4c; Thomas 73!c; San Carlos, $I104; interme- diate, per 100 miles, $1 234
 John Hart-Tucson to Ft. Lowell II 49. l0Jt.
 J c. Fall-Bow;e Station to Fort Bowie, 27c; to Grant, 49c; Thomas, roc; San Carlos, S1.03; intermediate, per 100 miles, $l 20.
 NJ. W. Strwart-Wiilcox 10 Fort Bowie, 2sc; Thomas, 6sc; Saii Carlos, $l.O0; intermediate, per 100 mile, $11O.
 NJ. w. Stewart-Route No. 2, Will cox to Fort Grant, 223c; intermediates, S1.10.-Coiirier.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
The highest price paid for county warrants at Taylor < Kenhy's. 40 If

The highest price paid for county warrants at Taylor X kenhy's. 40 If Chalee Melglen, him no good China man. Bonbi him shalbon clUsee up. Chinese 20 patlUnize him; him ale same Ilishman. Ale Chinamen ne. go to Melglen no more-You shabLsP
 t4s -- If you want choice beer, wines and liquors ge to the Oriental saloon,
 Lorrelard's new brand of cognac cocktail chewing tobacco, to ba had ut Ashmun & Walkcr'r, "The Tc 9accon- lsts." 4-l2-3t Messrs. Dyac & Baldwin have been appointed the agents for this city of .h4t elegant butter being made at J. Il. Whites ranch, the finest ever brought 10 this city. Go and buy roll and try. Only to be had of Dyar < Bald Fin, on Fremont street, be- tween Fourth and Filth,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
From Esn. Cnnezias.

EDIfph DAILY TOMBSTONE :-=James Hart, Dick McGregor and Johnny Lynch have just finished running four tons of ore from the Bear Gave mine. through the Flemnins mill, and upon cleaning up realized the handsome sum of $400 in gold. Can any oth r section of Arizona show up as ri,h gold lock as Dos Cabrza
 ". s. DAvts.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
HereisY Yn,,raHeIn.

Among the arguments used by those who are willing that the Chinese should 70 but who want them to re- main a little longer, is this, How can We get our washing done' Any argu- ment o, this question is solved by this answer Purchase un A No. 1 LITTLE JOKER WASHING MACHINE"
 his macmn' Is light nnd simple, cheap and durable, so simple that a ch | or weakly or sickly woman can run it without exrrtion. IL saves time in fact Urge family wash can be put out in two hours. IL washes clean and does not wear out your clothes. Call and inspect one of the machines at Mrs. Grant who is the agent at the American Lndgins House, roushnut St., next door to the court house, Tombstone, A. T. 4-12 Inn.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
NIur,Ierer FInn~ed.

LOUISVILLE KY, April lS-Robert Smith color was hanged to-day at Ni~hol svil Ky b-for smal crowd He asten led the e ,fJlI with tremb- hrg >t..ps and told the story of his . inc sayiqg h. WAS r+ad' to die. Smith killed Il step-fatAeg James Sea at P kin, Ky. Nov mber 25 1885 y b ing II, bru g out wrh an axe nj Sea Was asl CD The crime was committ -d r Sl29. Sm tn wrap ed tie b d in b .nlet and threw i; int the Ken lucky river. The crime. was ca fly tracet to him as he had
 ri d u ,ecIre the assistance of IS broth to heip him ;o commit the crime. Smi h is only l9 ye4Fs of age.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
A movement is on fIot to-day to

 A movement is on f1ot to-day to purchase one of the largest vegetable gardens on the river. About x 8, of the money being already subscribed. nd it is thought that within ten days UT citizens will be supplied with veg etables raised by white labor.
 It is reported that q well known knight of thv razor will lead to the Altar on Sunday next, one of Tomb stones fairest daughters, hut then We promised Joe that We would not give it away, even though he has to dis guise himself.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
ton1ensed T,elegrn,ns.

Condensed E'eAe%r1Ials.
 The Senate has ratified the Venzu- elan treaty.
 Nine persons were recently killed by falling house in Corsica.
 The Powers are taking new steps to compel Greece to disarm.
 At least one hundred persons were killed by the Minnesota cyclone.
 Dolly Adams, the "water queen" is dying in q New York hospital.
 The BIi ish budget was introduced in the Commons last night.
 Zanzibar refuses to cede Portugal the territory claimed by her.
 The relations between France and the Vatican are seriously strained.
 An effort is being made to close the New York theatres on Good Friday.
 4 Kair-cutting match took place in New York D2tween two barBefs for $25O.
 Re,idrnts at Springfield, Mass, are bovcotting q newly appointed post m ,ster.
 Miss Amelia Mor'sino, younger sis ter of Victoria, Has bitten by q mad dog yesterday
 The Srnate Committee on foreign relations has prepared d new Ha- waiian treaty.
 l. is proposed to publish in book form General Graht's dispatches, orders and letters.
 Neither Hagel nor Tihnin has yet been confirmed, but their cliances are considered good. ''.
 J. P. c. Smith, the manager of the Mott Telegram Company, has been found to lie 8 swindler.
 Sir Charles Dilke will make 6 pub lie statement of his relations with Mrs. Crawford.
 ThornLyke Nourse, brother of the missing treasurer says that his scafvh has been in vain.
 pr. Cyrus Edsou says that ninety per cent. of fine foreign preserved veg etables are coloyed with copper.
 The special delivery system is pFo nnunced q success in Washington, New York and Pittsburg only.
 The ways and mca 7s committee of the House will recommend the abro- ga;!or ot tine Hawaiian reciprocity treaty.
 IL is proposed to prosecute New York legislators for bribery, as soon as the New York alderman have b:en finished with.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
A DANNAGEE PLOT
'R'O OvcG'run n Arizona With Chi.
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 A large number of persons of our city were no doubt surprised last night to witness the arrival of several Chinamen from California. An in vestisation Hasa at once commenced and resulted in the following discov cry: The Chinese six Companies of San Francisco, have established q bureau of information for the benefit of their cooley slaves. They receive news daily from all SC, tions of Ari- zona in regards to the progresses of the anti-Chinese crusade.
 On being interviewed, they stated that they had received reliable infor- mation from Tombstone through the mails and by telegrams, 10 the San Francisco Chronicle, that the league here had broken up; that its officers had resigned and that Chinamen were welcome and could find plenty of work here. THey expressed Eur- prise on being told that the MavoE ni the city Was the president oi the league, and that the organization numbered over 500 men. They stated that they were but the advance guar4 and that inside of ten days there would i.e a further influx into th- city of 90 El0Ee: They talked intel iscn;ly and fairly, and expressed re- grets that they had beer deceived by what they termed Bad Mclean man."
 The Anti Chinese League at once took steps to stop the indux of the monsolian horde. Strong words were sent to San Francisco, which will convince any Chinaman who wishes to inhict himself on this community that he had better stay away Wor'I Was also sent to the president of the San Francisco lenglte We warn the pro-Chinese element of this city that it Is time 10 stop their underhandecl work.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
Great ISaI gains.

All kinds Jf furniture for sale, marble-tcp side board, bedsted and mattress for 50; pictures, fancy arti- cles. two houses with or without furni- ture. Apply soon, as the property will be sold at sacrifice. 9i4 Ere mont street. 42O-Iw
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
Almost a Fire.

This afternoon q fire broke out in the outhouse in the rear of otump's bakery and communicated with the hay in the o. K Corral, and had 1t not been discovered by an attqche of the stable and extinguished, serious conAagration might have been the re- suit. Too much care cannot he taken by parties when they throw away their cigar btumps, as this was probably the cause of to-day's fire.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
REo! He. Hr!H

The genuine plug-cut tobacco Seal North Carolina in ] pound boxes, ally J0 cents. This k the finest in
 ,e market, and A>hmun x Walker , T convince you !!i of the same. his is really something new" 4l2-5t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20

If you want bargains in oil cloths and carpets. go to Scnoenield X Hey mans. 3-26 i'm Don't fail to go to Arnold's wood yard for your stove wood. Remem- Der the place, corner of nth and Stafford streets. l-l6 If
 What is the use of sleeping on the floor when You can buy a good bed at Schoenlrld x Hevnun's for $2.50.
 3-26 Inn
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On Saturday evening ilst an ad

vertisement appeared in THE DAILY ToNrsToXE anno,incing the loss of. a hr;.ss no4e,e hy Tonb,t"ue E2.inr romrauy The pa,", h q pct he. n 0 the streets h..lf an ho,pT When ,ii.. n"a@le wa- returned. ITz ilIu. traty- the benefits arising from an advertise ment in HE D 1ILY TOMBSTONE.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
SNdicC.

The committee appointed by the Anti-Chinese League, on organization, will meet at the Headquarters this evening at 2 80 o'clock.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
PAPER
 oF- z Cochise County.
This is Holy Week.

mining report tomorrow.
 Frank Broad is doing good volk for the Anti-Chirese League.
 John J, Stein, of rispye, is in Uni, city.
 4 p8etic4i effdsion from Bisbee will Ebpear in to-morrow's issue.
 H.J. sadler x Go. are doing an immense business these days.
 This day oE our LoFd dawned calm and sunny
 Judge Robinson is confined to his room through illness,
 Dos Cabezas is forging ahead as gold mining region.
 Large loads of freight still continue to arrive from Benson by tea s.
 The Court House grounds under the management of Dick Gage, Are becoming very b,RItiful.
 Harry Bro ks tries to be dictator. yat it is doub ful whether ke has ever been naturalized.
 John Hennessy and Mike Keatins came in last evening from their randh in the San Simon Valley.
 Mrs. F. Jenson arrived yesterday flom Pinal, on vieit to her sister Who resides in this city.
 Nick Noble and Chris. Lucotich left this afternoon for Fairbank, where they will meet their intended brides. One man aud burro have been added to the gFeding force of the Calatasas railroad.
 Mint juieps, mint toddi"s and all nds of cooling summer drinks at
 Oriental. 4-20H
 m Ieuch is the boss caterer in
 n, anI can be found always on hnd at tn, Maison Doreo.
 Four Ci,inamen arrived in this city last evening and left this morning, "s v they found that there vas no business for them in this city.
 Mir. Dan Ieuch having purchased the Maison Dor. restauFant, is now prepared to furnish the finest meals in this city. 4-20i
 Chas. Frederick and the Cochi<e Hard dSare Co. have donated fifty feet of hose each to the Cemetery Com tnittee.
 Genuine Boston brown bread at the Eclipse Bakery every Sunday morn ing Leave your csdcrs by Friday evening, and it will be delivered to you. 3-I3 If NIT. George Dallas, of the firm of Dallas Bros., started out this morning on trip through the county in lhc interest of hrs business.
 William Nichols, the prince of nixolOgists, can be seen at the Oriental bar. 4-2etf If it were not for Befry's ordefs the Epitaph would flop in the morning and come out as an Anti-Chinese pa per. But Berry Eoht let it.
 =The Epitaph does not dare to an, swer the assertion that We made in our last issue, stating that they were delivering their sheet free to cub scribers who had stopped it.
 Tine Los Angeles fruit store vii be kept supplied with ice for ths ao- commodation of ice consumers, 4-13 If SoUTHwEsTER ICE Go.
 We acknowledge the receipt of a large supply of refreshments from Mr. and Mrs. J, J. McDonlld. The entire force of THE DAILY TOMBSTONE united in drinking to the health of the newly married couple.
 Cristobal Agui!ar, Mexican who Hp to the time of his death could not ? speak word of English, and who was twice Mayor of Los Angeles, died in that city few days ago, at .he ad ranced age Of seventy years.
 Chas. Harris, the popular tailor has removed his tailoring establishment to the Bothin Block, Allen street, op- posite the Fashion stables. with a fnt.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
Hear ye! Hear ye!!

ENst1ult!i t2I'tt tC l1Gctioe successfully before the courts of this county, are expected to qualify before Judge Mellgreen, at the Oriental, fl7t
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"a' G> IO HlclaIe IO iAElVo porn cltl- zens
 Pee Behal has been appointed guard at the Territorial Prison, and will take his position on the first of the month.
 IL is reportei that a party of thirty gentlemen of means from Ohio, gre now e.. route td Tombstone with the intention of seeking investments.
 The Epitaph comics out one day with its columns hiled with religious matter, and the next with its colunn; filed with blasphemy.
 Great preparations are being made for the grand wrestling match which lakes place on Saturday evening next.
 Pools on the wrestling match be tween Schumacher and Greek George will be sold at the Delta saloon at s o'clock. 4-2t
 Our >tockmen are praying for rain as the feed Is not over good at present and the new grass is coming very. sl, ".
 Wnea tks lstlets of the of the Alt.-Chihaae League ji tlis clJy .Ice arrested and tried We Won Ter wether Savage will do the Iiusacuting.
 Three new lady stars will arrive in this city tomorrow evening aud make their Efst app earanre at the Elite Th,a;re Thursday evening. Greek George WHO is to wrestle with Pete Schumacher next Saturday even ing fail, to arrive last evening as Was expected, but will arrive tonight.
 The U, s. Supreme Cour! must have gone off on t junketing trip, as no word has been received Yet in re gard to their decision of the legality of our county courts.
 Judge Hubbard, the first editor of the Chicago Inter Ocean, accompani ed by his daughter is visiting tliis city.
 Frank Kingsbnry an oil resident, and the former manager of the West crn Union Telegraph Company, al rived in this city iast evening.
 Every member of lie Fire Depart mert in requested to be present at the Enslna hodse at 30 this evening 6 take steps toward beautifying the plot in the cemetery.
 The Oriental bar IS now presided over by Will Nichols, nnu will be pleased to have his many friends call upon him. This saloon should be well patronized as it's rr0priHtor, G. L. Mellgren was the first to discharge h;s Chinaman, and mas been d con sistpnt member Of lh5 league ever since its organization. Nothing but the choicest iiquoTs kept on hand. Give him call.
 A sa}tty wheel for roller skates has been patented by Mr. Rossiter I Towie, of Gunnison, Col. Prongs pro ject down ward from the rear end of the Skate, with series of apertures for receiving pin, with d roller mounted between the prongs on the pin, and series of apertures for re ceiving locking pin for locking the roller in place, and enable the skater to easily maintain his equilibrium.
 Mrs. Mary O'Brien of the Arcade restaufant who has inconvenienccd herself .or the past three weeks in order to get a white cook that Wa com petent and reliable has at last procured tirst-clAss white cook from San Francisco, and guarantees first class meals from now on. Mrs. O'Brien deserves great credit for her efforts to drive out the Chinese, and should be libGrally patronized.
 A specialist in throat troubles was called to treat Boston Lady who manifested so much ju his surs icaI instruments that he explained their uses to her. This laryn Uscope, P said he, "is fitted with small mirrors
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20
For Sale,

An elegant lady's saddle. For part culars enquire at this office.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20

Mrs. Head has .been appointed agent for COnnOr's ranch butter winch she receives fresh every Satu' day. Also fresh butternilk On Land
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-20

x being much better.
 Local news Was very scarce to-day.
 The County Assessor will finish his assessing about the I0;h of May.
 The Fl Paso Times has enlarged to 8 seven column folro.
 X great many ladies and gentlemen visit the cemetry every day, aud much planting is going on.
 Thirty miners handed in their names to the Anti Chinese League | list evening as members.
 There are more men to work in the mines at the present time than have heen employed here for the past two years.
 Taylor Frush aud men were husilv engaged to-day ip getting their tent ready for the grand performance on Saturday next.
 The Epitaph says that members of the Anti-Chinese League, have to run all over town to borrow copy Df that sheet. If this Is so t proves con clusively that the circulation of that rag is very sma''.
 LOST -@AGrand Army medal anI Workman badge. The finder will be liber;,lly rewarded by return ng the ,ame to William Bradley, at the stage offi,Ga
 They have now got steam laundry in successful operation in Pheuix, and ! local firm advcrtises car-lotd ut colllr buttons, so We infer that the deniz~ns of that berg intend to wear white shirts from this time on.
 l. has now become quite . the thing fDr many of our citizens to assemble at the cnfner of Fosrth and Allen streets, and watch the three Stages cc me in every evening. They all come in on the jump.
 The Epitaph is doing all it can against the lthoring man, but then the laboring man knows who the editors of hat shcet are, and of how little con sequence their threats and villtica- tions amount to.
 W. II. Remhardt Texas; II. N. HnhIurd, Miss Hubbard, Chicago; J. P. Hopper, Deming; A. K. hunson, Oakland; c. Berkenhoff, c. II. Wild, city; are registered at the Occidental hu,ei
 Inc editor of the Epitaph first join e the Anti Chinese League and tu'.k the pledge, He proved a traitor to this cause by selling out to the Chinese, and proved traitor to them. He then sold out to few business men, aid his course during the week plst shows that he has been traitor to them.
 An Eas ern inventor Is at work up on l,lan for tue tran m ss on oI let ters and small arcels by lsctric tubes contr He'd and Z verned by e:ee rical appliances. The uhes are 10 b made of bra.s and laid und rgr und rough these the metaili carr.ers for tter3 ur ether business 0ocuments will be transmitted at convenient points. Compressed ar will be admit | d m we the rarrIerS, and also tHe ele Tic cure {, which Is a, essen ial adjunct to this system. The general plan opera ion will be known as tha consecutive, ., cidl and eXcf sn e systems, ,hicr will be adapted for the translnissiJn of |. all between the pos, office and street letter boxes; pack ages of money, etc, between banks pal CTS, etc., froEn court rooms to law perS ofieesi pac4ages from shops to customers houses. and communica- tions between police stations etc This plan differs materially from the mere pneumatic tube system. In the ncu arrangement Of electrical devices and switches the carriers are sent from tie. main tube 'eadins from the trutfal !.oiu. to ;,le various 1ronch ,s.,u .. ., e'.tt =,..I.ts In tne tN, ,ns' !
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IorSaIe.

4 first class buggy hoPse. Inquire 8. G. $. Bradshaw's saloon. 2-2 If
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sorneahinc strnu.e.

There are strange changes going on in Arizcna all the time. The climate is changing and water is now found where few years ago both mal and beast periShed for the want of i But the Straugest thing we have yp 10 record is in regard to the Cit, Water works We'll at Watervale. Very recently seine suhterranean springs m bodies of water have broken ont in the bottom of the well, and bubbles up like the boiling up of ! Geysrr, and runs stream of water up over the trp and down into the creek as large as mans body. The quality of the Water has also undergone a change, being much better
, 1886-03-31
as didn't Understand Eye-iailan.

is the proprietor inf' was the question
asked in an innocent sort OF way OF a group
who sat in John McConnell's privats Office
the other night just as the curtain was GO
ing up on "Troyaioro.p The in ,uirer was
evidently n gentleman from the rural dis
tricts He had on a cheap fur cap, a ~sailor's
pea Jacket, and the air OF one very, very
far away from home and conscious OF it
Mr. Mcdonnell being pointed out, the
stranger said with simple confidence:
"Mistor, Pve made a mistake; me and my
friend here wanted to 60 and see Bill Mes
layers We Us q Co. and we supposed we
was at tho right theatre, bought 81 seats,
and now when I'm inside they tell me I'm in
tho wrong houie, and that this is an Eye
Italian show. Now, ! can't talk Eye-talian
and don't understand it, aud | want to know
II you won't give me my money hackf r The
mans simple air and his hopeless expression
at the thought that he might nave to stay
and hear an ~Eye-talianr show was too much
for Mr.. McCoanells tender heart He took
the coupons and wout to tho box office, and
returned the money. As be was going the
grateful mar said, III / could understand
Eye-talian | would stay and sec your show.
but 'twould be all Greek TO me. Between
you and me, | don't b'ieve half them poor
people goin' In there understand a word of
EyeRlian nuther." IH r
And this was the ssntl mont that Mr.. Nc
Council had not the heart to gainsay.-Chi-
cago Herald t