Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-16

BIssEE. September l5, 1896. COVERINGS.
 Alvsn Howe and Millie Keller were passengers for Tsmbstone this morn- ing. --..
 Yours truly leaves for short visit 10 Tucson today, having been co un- fortunate as to have been summoned ss juror for the September term of the U. $. court. We have managed to talk another guileless young. man into trying his hand at items for a few days and trust that he will make things interesting for you. Look sharp and guess who he is. .-
 The parties from here who are to serve as jurors 6, the September term Of court st Tucson left this morning. There were quits c crowd of them and they all made up their minds ths, since they could not get out sf going they would at least have a good time. The following is list of the uufort- unste~. "Parsnn Swift. Peter Jens sen J. P. Campbell, Dan Hanley. Jas. Munch, Ben Edwsrd., Thos. Woods, Jerry, Clswson, W. c. Tyler. Chss. Iames.
 We are afraid that we will have to make & slight recsntstion in regard to onr recent state ment tbss we believed MT. George s. Shibley to be the only K pnblican in town. SiIce the said article appeared we have had neither sleep no. rest, but have been contin- uslly beseised ty first one party and then another, all Of whom seemed anxious to dissbuse our mind from such . foolish opinion and 10 assure us that the woods were full of them. Under ths cir umstances we believe that the only way to secure our usu .l peace of mind is to make s rstraction, therefor we wish to stste that we made s mistake and thas we now believe that there's about . million Of them here. The merry. go round is one Of our town institutions now and IS doing q rushing business. IL i, curious to notice how many and how varied are she people who can be drawn about by a m rry.go-round. IL seems to attract per-ons Of sll ages and conditions and is is very amusing to notice the many little tricks and schemes to which peo- pie will rssor, in order to enjoy the pleasure oi a rice without being made the laughing stock of theIr friends The one which appears ts be used the most and with the greatest success in enc which was employed by some of our friends. The scheme as worked by them is this The party desiring to side first waits until some small child Of his acquaintance (if . relative all
 he bstter) who is desirous of having . ride is to be found. He then suddenly discovers that be would like to give the child ride but cannot trust it to 70 alone and then concludes to 20 along with the little one to take care of it. This is . smooth scheme and ls very ss.ily worked. Indeed our friends Johnny and Sid were ., engrnssed with pleasing tie hry they csrsh, the other evening that they rode the poor young-ter about an h,ur after which time they quit. yer ral,ctsntiy, for fear tn it t,ts continual riding would make the hoy s,ck. Smooth wort?
 Tn. there Is smother schen,e. also much used by the young ladies. This is eimply to pay the man in charge on the quiet and give him the tip. You then sta"d wi;h ycur friend. un, the macbiae is about ready to sta-t when ,hs gentlemen usually discovers ths, li, is loaded on one side more heavily ,h.n on the oIber and politely asks you as . special favor to him to rifle is certain place to restore the e9ni- libsium. This always works we'll and is an old standby. IL is the srh. ms usually employed by one young man but he is full Of resources and hai
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 THE, LADIES.