The Daily Tombstone. [volume], August 02, 1886, Image 3

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be paid for ill advance.or they will not be
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- roR-cou.vrv asnessok.
Af tfio ' solicitation -of many friends
thmughcut Uochtso County; I hereby an-
nounce uiyseif an a candidate' for thcoflicc
mf County Assessor, eulijeSct- to tlie decision
. of tLe Republic-: County Convention.
E.G. NORTON.
.roK.cou.vrv kkcoiswkk.
I hereby announce uiystlf as candidate
for Uie office of County Recorder, subject to
t the action of the Renulilican County Con
tention. W. F. BRADLEY.
EOIt COKO.-VEU.
I hereby announce myself .Is a candidate
for j-eckctloa to tUo office of Coroner and
! Public Administrator of Cochise County,
subject to the action of the Republican
County Convention,
JAMES DEAN.
POK .SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Cochise county
subject .to the action of the Republican
Couufy Convention. U.S. HATCH.
FOR MMERIFF.
1 hereby respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cochise
County, subject to the will of the Republican
County Convention.
. JOHN MONTGOMERY.
All over town mud.
K of P. meet this evening.
J. E. Durkee came in from Los An
geles last evening.
C. A. Shibell came in last evening
from Rucker Canyon.
Sandy Bob and Ernest Storms will
take their departure to-morrow for
Kingston,
Stockmen from the Sulphur Spring
valley report an abundance of rain,
and plenty of green grass.
Dick Gage is willing to gamble that
Jiis court house lawn is the litiest in
the territory.
J. M. Donohue was made a citiznn
of this great and glorious republic to
day in the County Court.
T, T. Hunter a prominent cattle
man of this county and a member of
the last legislature, who resides near
Wilcox, it is said will ba a candidate
for Sheriff on the democratic ticket. '
51. Rosenburg who line been visit
ing this city for the last two days, re
turned to his home in Benson this
''ir.oTtiiugl
Mrs. Cross took her departure this
morning for California, where she will
vis her daughter..
The case of the Territory vs. Fry
(which was to come up in Judge Eas
ton's court to-day, has been postpon
ed until Wednesday, owing to the ill
ness of defendant's counsel, Judge
Herring.
.Sandy Bob and G. F. Strong went
out to the former's ranch yesterday.
They found the grass abundant, and
about one hundred head of stray
stock on the ranch.
Andy Rittcr, our efficient County
Treasurer, who left here on Wednes
day but for San Francisco, stopped
over jn Bakersfield to visit his old
friend and partner, W. H Ream.
Audy will arrive in San Francisco to
day. There are some very serious wasli
outs on the. Sonora railroad, and it
will be about two weeks before any
trains to or from Guaymas will be
running. A work train that was sent
out from Benson got caught in a
washout and is unable to go either
way.
The Index moved into the Farley
block, on Warner street, several
months ago; since then the Star has
moved into the old Index office; and
the Citizen is now moving into the
, old Star office. The El Fronterizo, is
about to move down town into the old
Citizen office. All this ought to shake
up the brains of the newspaper fra
ternity. Index.
It was a pretty little incident, that
which recently occurred on a Chestnut-street
car, in Philadelphia, and
those who witnessed it readily saw
the moral it contained. A ragged
newsboy passed through the car to
sell a newspaper,' and as he did fo one
of his barefcet touched the pantaloons
of a fastidiously dressed gentleman,
leaving a speck of dirt upon them.
"Excuse me, sir," said the lad apol
ogetically, stopping in his haste and
lifting his tattered straw hat. "Cer
tainly," replied the gentleman, cour
teously bowing in return. 'Twas a
lesson in politeness well worth remembering.
'i'tie I'riritJnf; lros.
An exchange gives the following
tragic 'account: The printing props
has' made Presidents, killed pools,
'furnished bustles 'for beauties and
polished genius with criticism. If has
m'ade' worlds get up at roll ciill every
morning, given the pulpit lungs of
iron and a voice of steam. It has set
a- price on a bushel ' of wheat and
made the country postoflice the glim
mering goal of the rural scribe. It
has curtailed the power of kings and
graced pantry shelves; it has con
verted hankers into paupers and made
lawyers of college presidents; it has
educated 'the homeless and robbed the
philosopher of Jiis reason. It smiles,
kicksand dries; but it can't be run
to suit everybody, and the editor's a
fool who tries.
Kid Itcd-Quilts.
One of the very latest ideas for
ladies whose time .'hangs heavy on
their hands is to ' make a patchwork
bedcover of the '.backs of discarded
kid gloves. 'To match and "combine
the colors, both of the kid and the
ornamental stitching, and to fit in the
shapes, afford an occupation far more
fascinating and prolonged than "crazy
patchwork." When finished, the
quilt must be lined with a delicate
soft silk or satin. It will ' really then
look a little nearer to being worth the
trouble of making it than might be
imagined. London News.
CV.TIV REC22JS.
The following instruments were
filed in the office of the County Re
corder to-day:
DEEDS REAL ESTATE.
Gertrude M. Clark and Henry Sidle
to Jasper Webber, lots one and two,
in the town of Willcox, $250.
At about noon to-day the rain dc
cendfid in torrents and our streets pre
sented the appearance of miuature
rivers. We tan stand it however and
would like to have some more of
it.
Mr. John .G. Keating went to Casa
Grande Saturday with a four-horse
coach and brought up to Florence the
Wilson colony, consisting of -twelve
Louisianaus. They are practical sugar
makers and will try the experiment of
sugar making here. They have care
fully studied the conditions of soil and
climate, and are confident in the be
lief that sugar cane will thrive better
here than it does in Louisiana. They
will find a home market for all the
sugar they' make at good figures, and
will do well. Enterprise.
Monday evening, just before retir
ing for the night, Mr. Charles Rapp
sat down in close proximity to a
pugnacious scorpion, and the indign
ant little creature resented the fam
iliarity by shooting its double-duplex,
soul paralyzing sting into a delicate
portion of Charlie's anatomy. Charlie
performed a series of athletic evolu
tions and lit with his mouth on the
neck of a bottle. But the Arizona
antidote for "snake bite" was not
strong enough to entirely counteract
the scorpion poison, and Charlie suf
fered the torments of the damned till
next day. He was confined to his
bed seveial days, but is all right now.
Enterprise.
One of General Miles' Lieutenants
went down to the Pima reservation
Saturday to enlist a company of Pa
pago scouts to operate against the
hostiles." We. learn from a Papago
that his tribe will send out a company
provided General Miles will let them
be independent of the army and make
the campaign in accordance with
their own system of warfare and
under their own leaders, lie says his
people can travel as fast and as far on
foot as can the hostiles, and can equal
them in ascending and descending
the rugged mountains. He also stated
that the Papagos were superior to the
Chiricahuas in courage and skill and
could whip them man to man on any
field. They have been fighting one
another for a century or more, and
therefore are hereditary enemies. We
believe what this Papago says is true,
and that a company of the tribe,
armed, equipped and rationed by
General Miles, and permitted by him
to act upon their own judgment,
would soon terminate the Indian war.
-Florence Enterprise.
Wrestling.
Mr. Schumacher states in reply to
Chsislol's challenge on behalf of the
pupil Edmond, that ho came to this
city on purpose to meet Mathews or
Christol and not a second-rate ' man
like Edmund. Nevertheless if Ed
mond's backers think enough of him
to put up any money on him or if a
purse worth wrestling for is" made up
he will give him a show in the Calif
ornia Athletic Club rooms or any
where else. The same offer is open
to Mathews only with this difference
that the stakes will cut no figure in
the case, "I will wrestle" him." says
Pete, "either for money or marbles ex
actly on his own terms." S. F. Cron
icle. Another divorce case is on the tapis.
Local items were very scarce to-;
day. ' '
It has been raining at intervals all
day.
It is said that the schools will re
open about the first 'of Octpber.
Charles Crouch came in from - the
ranch to-day.
The bill collector was abroad in the
land to-day.
James Dunning, the blacksmith, is
the busiest man in town.''
The El Paso Live Stock Journal is
new called thu Inter-Republics.
The new job office for The Tomb
stone is expected in a few days.
Sam Katzenstein came up to-day
from Fairbank.
The month of August is starting in
well in the matter of rain. We hope
tliat it will keep it up.
The funeral of the late Mr. . Mc
Marlin will take place to-morrow from
Grand Army hall.
Subscribe and advertise in the
Daily Tombstone, the live paper of
Cochise connty. ,
Messrs. Gage and Leach will arrive
in this city to-morrow from Califor
nia. ' Surveyor Hoadley, of Bisbee, com
menced' the survey for the Bisbee
railroad to-day.
A broad grin overspread the con-tenuuceBf-of-'ibur-
cattlemen to day,"
caused by the heavy rains.
Mr. McMartin a miner by occupa
tion and a resident of BUbee died at
the county hospital to-day.
It might be a good idea for the
police to put a stop to Chinamen dis;
charging fire-arms inside the city
limits.
Spots was sick to-day and iiis place
was filled by Col. Hafford. Spots
bought a watermelon last night which
is the cause of his sickness to-day.
To-morrow is the day set for the
grand parade in San Francisco. It is
said that the city never before has
been decorated as fine as at the pres-
cnt time.
There was a large attendance at the
swimming baths yesterday. Diving
matches, smimming races and tub
races were the attractions.
Mr. McMartin who died at- the
county hospital to-day, was 57 years
of age, and a member in good stand
ing of Kehbe. Post No. 2, G. A. R., of
Bisbee. . .
The saddle pony belonging to Harry
Castle, while standing in the stable
corner of Allon an. .Ninth. streets to
day, during the storm, was-' struck by.
lightning and instantly killed.
Fred Walde assumed control of the
Arizona brewery yesterday and was
tendered a perfect oration by his
numerous friends. He will no doubt
have one of the most popular resorts
in the city.
It is well known that times are dull,
and ready money scarce, but not suf
ficiently so it was thought, to compel
a prominent Tombstone cyprian last
night to threaten to sit on the steps
of an influential business man's house,
until he paid her twenty dollars due
her for gratifying his lust. He paid.
Tom O'Brien arrived in camp to
day from the Santa Rosa mine near
Nacosari. He states that lieutenant
Benson informed him that Geronimo
and about twenty warriors have gone
over into the State of Chihuahua, and
1 that the balance of the cutthroats are
; making their way back to the reserva
i tion. - -
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A 3Iun for tlie Time.
AubtinT sVas August 1 Gov. Ire-
"i-.n.i ...... : -
j!iu imvmg oeen auviseu oi tne sur
render and" execution of Arrezuras.
telegraphed to Lynn American Con-
MuafriedrasNegrass for the partic
ulars of "the affair, The Governor has
written trj'Secretary of State Bayard,
in which he endorses Lynn's telegram
Thu Governor pronounces the execu
tion 'its a most foul murder and char
acterizes it as but a repetition of the
insults and outrages committed upon
American citizens by the people and
authorities on tbo right bank of the
Rio Grande. Gov Ireland says that if
the federal government does not do
something Texas will act in the mat
ter. A. Women' Theft.
Las Veoas N. M. August" 1 Last
.night a dressmaking establishment
gaS broTcpil-mo and robbed of aboiit
$500 worth of dresses and: material;
The suspicious conduct of Mrs. Dadi
Mylor the wife of a-well 'known rail
road man formerly conductor o'ri the
Santa Fe road and the fact that noth
ing was taken belonging to a dress of
hers' in the shop at the lime caused
her to be watched by the officers,
this afternoon she was traced out on
the prairie where the goods were
found in her possession and that of
her two sons ready prepared for ship
ment south to-night. The boys aged
12 and 17 were arrested and the moth
er fleeing was not captured till later
The previous social standiug of the
women and the unnaturalnrss of htr
engaging in crime with her own chil
dren have caused a wonderful sensa
tion in the community,
Senate-.
Washington August 1 Surveyo
Tennin of San Francisco was confirm
ed.
The committee on foreign relations
reported in favor of the ratification
of the Nicaragua- trea'ty. It was
called -u'p by- Edmunds "but after, a
brief'discussion was postponed until
December.
rh&ribfnination' of Captain Beei?her
son of ' Henry. Ward Beecher to bo
collector of customs at' Port' Town
send was brought up. Senators Mit
chell aud Dolpli made long speeches
anainst his confirmation and Sena
tors Hawlcy and Evarta defended
him, The case was postponed until
Monday.
I3onse
Washingtoi; August 1 On motion
of Morrison the senate amendment to.
the. surplus resolution was non
concurred in and a conference order
ed. A 'Pleasure Party Drowned,
Phil adelphia August 1 The party
of the ill fated yatcri Sarah Craig left'
this city Tuesday for eleven days run
along the Atlantic coast as far as Ne."
port. T. M. Stevens his Wife and' two
daughters and a few friends 'arranged
for the trip but Stevens was unable to
get away, The Craig was hired oh
the representation that she was a
staunch craft and her master a thor
ough sailor.
Sandy Hook August 1- The names
of the lost by the capsizing of the
.Sjrah Craig, were Mrs-T. H. Stevens
and her-two daughteraMiss Aiken
Miss. M. Stevens, Misses- Emma, and
Bessie Merritt, MissVMaud-E. .Retten
and Chester Cla'rke, Mrs.. Steven's
body has been recovered. The sckobn
er has.been.towed nearto the Govern-'
ment 'dock and the bodies are being
taken out. -:
Sharp Coolies. -
San Francisco August 1 On board
of the steamer'' City of Peking which
arrived Wednesday from ilong Kong
was a number of coolies en route for
Panama. They were kept on board
the steamer. City of Peking until to
day when they transferred to the Pan
ama steamer Granda. It was believr
cd by revenue officers that opium was
concealed in the baggage and as soon
as it was transferred to the steamer
Grande a search was mado. The
search was rewarded by the discovery
of two trunks of ' prepared and two
casks of crude opium valued at about
$5,500. ; It has not been customary
heretofore "to search the baggage of
TELEGEAPHIC.
Coolies on their way to Panama but
suspicion' has prevailed for some time
that smugglers have been in the habit,
of bringing opium tolhis port having
it transferred to Panama sf earners and
then after the vctssel has gotten some
distance out they fling it over board
to be picked up by some vessel sent
put for 'that" purpose and conveved
back to this port. The opium was
seized because it was not entered on
the ship's. manifest,"
Do not wate your money and risk
injuring your hair by purchasing use
less washes or oils, but buy something
that has a record a remedy that every
one knows is reliable Hall's Hair
Renewer will invigorate, strengthen,
and beautify the hair, restore its color
if faded.or. turned grey, and render it
soft silken and lustrous. lw
Look Here.
I have just received at my jewelry store
the finest assortment of Ladies' Cuff But
tons", Pins, Charms, Watch Chains, and
Watches' whiclrl willTSell cheap for cash.
Come In and examine the goods and bo con
vinced. They arc entirely new and unique,
lu design. II. ScniiEiDixo,
frlStf' Watchmaker and Jeweler
Occidental
Hotel. The. only first class hotel in
Tombstone. Situated on the corner ol
Fourth :and Alien streets. Handsomely
furnished throughout, and Las all nnd
rn improvements. Travelers are recom
mended to stop nt this, house Private
rooms" for 'commercial travoirs, lac
barof this house-is furnished wild im
proved billiard tables and card rooms,
and is slocked with tlio finest bra. is nj
wines, liquors and cigars.
aGtt" Joseph Pzsciiolt,
Notice to Fivo. Companies, in Jlie
Territo. j-.
Tombstone Engine Co. No. 1, have
for sale a lot of Fire Caps in good
order, which they will sell below cost.
For information-enquire of
I. M. Isaacs
5-20 lw . . Foreman.
.Eflgs ior Sale.
The .. undersigned has for sale a
choice lot of eggs for setting of the
following varieties, all pure blood.
Golden Spangle Poland, Silver Span
gled Hamburg, Black Polish with
white.crests, Wyandots, Lang Shangs
and Dark Leghorns. Paities desiring
eggs of any of the above for setting,
can procure, 'the same by applying to
Sandy Bob, at the stage office. 4-20 tf
'. Genuine Boston JjroWn brcad-at'the
.Eclipse Ba&ry-AVv.ory Sunday, mo'rn
iug. Leave your orders by Friday
evening, and it wilL be delivered to
ou. . . 3-13 tfy
Bfor Sale.
Jly residence- with' furniture, . carden,
chickcu house, etc. I will cell cheap for
cash. Inquire at tlio Arizona Brewery.
' 7-30-4't ' HERJIAKN LEP11EN.
The cheapest and best store to trade in
town, is 'at Hcrrcra te VcCIure. 5-8:2
Herbert O. 'A'liomjixonN Fun
1 " e'raK
New York July 30 The funeral of
Herbert O. Thompson took" place to
day. It was private being attended
oply by the family and twelve pall
bearers.
Irish ZVutioiinl ILeafrsie Conven
tion. San- Fraxcisco July 30 Judge M.
Cooney has been elected' a California
delegate to the Irish National League
convention to beheld in Chicago on
hel'Slh.
Cordials, syr'tips, wine, whiskies and
cigars at L. B. Van Burt's liquor
wirerooms on Allen street.
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TOE, BALE.
:At a. great bar
gain in a very de
sirable locality an
elegant residence
live rooms, closet
and bath, with
carpets, kitchen
and dining room
furniture. F o r
further particul
ars inquire at thib
iomee.
Fresh Cal:frnia raich butter rcr
ceived b' express . every evening at
WoUcot's eas-h sl(.re on Fifth s-treGt.
Don't fail to try it. - -7-23tf
IVoSice.
GitANu Bkaxch Station, )
' - July 23, 188G.f
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! '
I hereby give' notice that we the
undersigned do not hold "ourselves or
our property responsible for any debts
contracted by J. n. Edmunds, as we
are not in partnership with him.
' P. 'Hi Harrington,
B. J. Bloii. ' "
Talk about fine goods, both foreign
and domestic the citizens of' Tomb
stone - should call and ' see the fine
Stock just received by Harris, Tomb
stone's popular tailor. Mr. Harris
has an experienced buyer in the eat
uud in California who purchases
nothing but tlie "finest goods and the
latesl. figures. Call and examine thern
at his fashionable tailoring emporium
in. Bothih block, Allen street. 5-14 "
Kotiee to Creditors.
: .Estale-of Ambrose Lyall, deceased. The
creditors of and all persons having clahds
aaiusl the said named estate, are hereby
untitled to exhibit their claims with the
nece-sary vouchers to me within ten month
after the first publication of tills notice at
law oillec of Janus S. KoDinson, in the City
of Tomustotie, County of Cochise; Territory
of Arizona, or the same will he forever
barred JOEL LYALL, Administrator.
Dated, Tomb3tone, JulySO, 1SS0.
firaud ISnille.
The tickets fur the raffle of Mr. Josia.i
Kirletv'a handsoTiely improved property are
now ready. Remember that this is one o'f
the finest gardens in Tombstone, there be
ins' 16 bearing fruit trees, besides many
others that will bear next season. Scvcra
grapo vines of different varieties, now co7
cred with luscious fruit, current am' goose
berry bushes. Anybody can be convince?
by calling at Mr Kirlew's residence back cf
the Union Soda Works. Tickets arc for sale
at the low price of one dollar cacti, and can
be procured at Sol Israel."), aud all the lead,
in-business houses in towu. 7-2tf
The lease will terminate in threo
weeis. I am compelled to close out
general stock, and I am bound to do
First coinc, first served. Call at
store formerly occupied by Summer
field ii res.
CI thing of all descriptions, some
groceries and a thousand and one
things at prices within the reach of tlio
most humble. The stock must be
iofd inside of three weeks. One price
for all. Cill at the old Summerfield
store.
SUMMONS.
IN THE JUSTICES COUttT OF JSO. S
Township, of the County ol Cochise, 1'eiri.
tory of Arizoni.
Thomas P. Devine, l'laintill, vs. William
Jk'Comas, Defendant.
Before S U. l'crriri, Justice of the Peacei
demand $20.
The leiritory of Arizona sends greeting
to William MrCoinas, defcr Jant.
You are hereby fcummoned'aud required
to appear before me at my office in Bisbee.
con-ity cf Cocliire ou th? 17tli day ot
August, a. u. i!, ai ,u o ciock, a. m.
lo ajisuer the complaint of the above
named phiinlili who demands ol you, that
you are indebted to him iu the sum
of $'20 for nioiiiy loaned you at your in
stance and request as more lully appears by
complaint filed iu my office.
And if you fail to appear acd answer said
complaint as herein required the plaintilf
will wko judgment against you as demand!
ed, ana for costs of suit.
uiven under my Hand this 14th day of June,
A. D. 1SSU. S. O. PEKKIX, ,
Justice of the Peace.
When yon so to the city don't fail to see
Lessor Summerfield, under' the Baldwin. '
Lesser Summerfield has the largest stock
of clothing 'n San Francisco, at 1112 Slarket
street, under the Baldwin. 7-24tf
E.OK SALE A Ranch ciht miles "from
Tombstone-' Flenty of water and grass,
'-good house, corral and watering troughs.
For further particulars apply'to DeWltt
Goods of all description below cost,
at .the j celling out 'of the "stock of
Herman "Welisch from Charleston.
Come and price goods at Summer
field's old tsore - 1
Any parties wishing to go overland
to JCingston, at reasonable rates,
should call upon Geo. W. Buford,
who is going very shortly and
has accommodation for five passen
ger. 28-3t
For the finest clothing go to Lesser Sum
merfield under the Baldwin Hotel, San Fran
cisco, California. .
...
A responsible New York rompany wants
a foreman immediately to take charge
(under direction of Consulting Engineer) fcf
silver mines in elevated, healthy region of
Honduras; one speaking Spanish preferred.
A desirable position" for a first-class man
Address, "Honduras,' P. O.- Box2Sl(i, New
York, stating iu lull, time aud nature of ex
perience, uferences and salary expected.-
7-19-2W
OrsraK.s t,'heaj.
Mi. Geo. ICohler Ins for sale some
fino Orgalis direct from the factdfy
which he will sell on the instalment
plan at .?10 por'nioath. .Cull and see
them at the furniture store' on Allen
s treet opposite the Elite Theatre, o