Tombstone prospector., 1896-08-06
BISBEE NEWS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
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 BIsBEE. August 4, 1896.
 COVERINGS.
BIsBEE. August 4, 1896. coPPRRINGs.

COVERINGS.
 Mir. Fred Ingle has also moved into his small sizsd mansion in the same vicinity. Fatty always was right in it hut he belongs te the upper 10 now, sure pop.
 Mir. P. D. Cunningham and family have moved into their new house on Mob Hill. If you should hsppsn to notice light way up on the noun tain side there at any time don't stop to ask what it is: you'll be perfectly safe in concluding that it is in Psddy's house.
 Gus Peterson who has been working in the mine here for some nonths past. left for Denver this morning. Mr. Petereon thinks he has come valuable copper mines in Mexico and IS trying to get some one with capital to take hold of them with hin. He is going to Denver for that purpose, but Il un- successful there will 60 still further ess,, presumably to St. Louis.
 The advent of two newly married I couple into :hs burg Q: Ri.bee .as tcc n uch for the youngstsrs' feslings last night. They were completely carried away with enthusiasm. and made an otherwise beautiful night sltogs shsr hideous with their continuous and i'm. perturabls tin can ssrenades. We hs1 the pleasure of trying ts @ to slssp near the house of one of the blissfui couple and know what we're talking about. We think the town ought ts establish fund to buy the boys o6 In all such cases. All that would be nee. esssry to make the plan . success would be . gosd person to do businssa with the boys. We think that either l"Smoothy" Tyler or" Windy" Crouchy could i'll this position very we'll and hope that some of our town philsn- threpists will take the matter in hand
 Harry Slater, one of our younl friends from Tucson who has been taking in the town for c few days pest had . rather unfortunate accident bs fall him this morning. Re was goinl out on the train but stopped to se' sems frisnls . moment teo long snt when he got to the round house, jus below the depot, he found the trail leaving and under quite gosd head way. Not wishing so bs left he tris, ts jump the train but in some ws. made . miscslcuiatisn and was throw violently ts the ground. He had very narrow escape from being rul over, and gos of very laeky consider ling. His leg i a badly sprains [. though that it will he some time bs isre he will have the uss of it, but lis . great wonder 10 all shatit was ne broken. He was immediately take .o the houss Of friend where he vi receive the best of attention and ! , hopes to be able to make the trip . Tucson in the course of few days.
 We have learned since yssssrda n that . rising young Bisbseits is one the young gentlemen who intend visit Tucson for educ ational purpos next month. We are in something
 a quandsry ourselves e to whesh' he is imbued with logging fer inss lectuai training, or is simrly overcon Dl with desire tO be near to sss and ,s | hear . certain young lady. This is question which ws are afraid can on be snswsrsd te our satisfsction
 future events. Of one thing we . cs certain, however, and that is that, U
 .. Ed chsrges his mind about soi
 .s Tucson, ws will lose ous Of o -i shining iights |. the Esid sf iiourSi
 fem. That NIT. Alvsu Bowe will n
 allow himself ts bs outdons by .
 such scheme e this is without shadow oi doubt, aod therefore, .
 less Ed will eompronise by staying
 home, ws may e we'll make up C
 miuds not to be disappointed if
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