Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-15
BISBEE NEWS.
BisskI, November II, lsSs. coPPERIsGs.

Mir. Etz of Benson came in CD the trA this evening on business cor- nsctsd with his cattle interests. He will remain in town . day or GO. J. B. Argue look . trip 10 Fai. bank and back today Tor the purpose ,f meeting Mrs. Mobile from Tomb.tone who is n pay his iailmy . visit. Mir. G. c. Bollinger accompanied his wife to Benson today and returned this evening. Mrs. Bollinger is going on . visit to her IT other who resides in PheniI and anticipates . very pless. ant change from life in Bisbee.
 Louis Bodecker came in again for 6 short visit this evening and looks as merry as ever. Louis reports every thing favorable in his vicinity and says they conldn't come much better as far as he is concerned.
 Johnny Spence, An old time Blsbee- ite who left here about a year and q half ago for c trip through Central America. returred this evening glad to again see his numerous friends and scquaintspces. He has done quite 8 little travelling in the time he has been away and, while he has not struck any particularly bright bonsnzas, he has hal & good time from start to finish. 1 James $. Douglas, son of Prof.. Jas. Douglsst, arrived from Prescott last ! evening. where he las been in charge of operations for some time pact, but ls ftalmost i'm medistely this mornio g to joia The party from here. including Prof. Douglas and MT. Ben Williams, who are at present investigating the Nscossri mining property. The entire party will probably return in week 1 or whereabouts.
 Quite 6 number of Bisbeeites left for the county seat this morning to be in attendance st the opening of court to- morrow. Among them we noticed Judge s. k. Williams, Assemblyman Jones, Syd Harris and others. The entire party declared themselves in for an economic trip and left their gold certificates at home but we ere afaid that their credit will nave to stand a grea, many incidental" eI- penses.
 Dr J. W. Harrington left for Tomb stone this morning for the express purpose of finding out who that third delegate to the assembly is. Doc has stood the racket bravely for the past week and hss done his very best a. trying to lock unooncerned but never thsless he is exceedingly anxious and would give considerable 10 know just where he stands at present. We un- derstsnd that the doctor intends 10 inspect the official count in person if possible. but we may be misinfurmed on this poiut.
 We hope our good people before purchasing any more Of travelling pho tographers will give our friend Markey 6 call and look over his collection of artistic views of our town. M-. Mar key has of late been devoting consid- ersble time to . number of sectional views of our town and he is now pre- pared to furnish ss fine views oi Bisbee as could possibly bs produced by any travelling photographer. One of his views in particular is one which he took in five sections and which shows the entire town of Bisbes from the mouth of the canyon almost to its head. Thie picture is enc which will command . place in all of our collec- tions of views and is surely we'll worth a visit to see. Mir. Msrkey is always willing to exhibit his views even if you have no idea of purchasing at the tine.
 shortly after the arrival of the tram yesterday afternoon we noticed what vas to us an smusing incident. A number tf our Young Americs-" were bu.ily engaged spinning their tops or the Library Plaza when they were sccosted by . stranger who had just arrived in town and who ingui.~d where be would find the best restaurant. "Wny at Otto Gei-en- hsier's, oi course" replied the crowd in unison; "the one right over there with the sign Waldorf on the window! Guees you must be s greeny." The gentlemen received this sally with smile, tbanked the boys and went on his way rejoicing; but the smIles of pity which remained on the email boys face, were enough to stop . shelf full of eight-day clocke.
 MoRAL-Toit givj the kids . so 1..uh .lny