Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-14

q Bob Wilson and others left this morning for an extended hans, They are after big game and intend to find it before they return. Good luck to you, soys. --'.-.----------- -----------r Mics MsRgi, Hill returned from Tombstone yestsrdsy co ss to take charge of her clsss As ths school which opens tomorrow. She looks we'll And has evidently enjoyed her vacation. Walter Douglas, conductor on the A. & s. E. railroad, left on . two weeks trip 10 Mexico yesterday morn ing. He ls to visit number of .owns l and will be present at the fiesta at Nssdslena. He anticipates s very plessant trip.
 We noticed . few lines on the bull ie,in board yesterday which were -ikned Jack M.thia-, and which re- lu stsi she party whoshad borrowed his carpet strescher to return the same at his or her earliest convenienoe. Jsck evidently wants thst carpet | .tretcber and ws think the party should return 1t st once. We don't like a ere an industrious person de. Ia, ed, hence th,s notice. 20 '- l /fhe much talked of presen ntstion of the Dot the Mirers Dsasb came of last evening before quite . good sised audience. Quite . littls pAins had been taken in preparing for this play and it was all that anyone expected it to he. Everyone wen, home veil satisfied with ,he evenings entertainment and many were tas congra.ula tions extended to she var ious members of the company. q. 1 Mir. A. I. Sowls who isyed the part of Floyd" was the star oI the =,eL ing and played his part exceileas- iy. :iiss Jennie Hsn,phrey b,ok the par, of Dot in v-ry eredi,sble man '. Misr Nellie hughcs end Mr. J
 f. C.mpt-il who r!ayed-.hs parts ol MT. and M.s. Mason were wsll1eceiyed by tbe sudience srd earned welt merit ei applause. Mics Hashes wss e. peciAlly good ia her role and acted throughout ip 6 most ns,uEsl manner
 The fun makers Of. the play were
 Dinsh and Ebony, colored person age, of meti', whrss p.rts were taken | by Messrs. Jas. Farley and Alber,
 Wittig respectively. They both play
 ed their parts very well and kept ths audience in good spirits the whole evening. The balance of the com- psny all did quite wei but :ss.s x.. nothing in there parts sepsci.ll, noticeable. They. all carried out thei
 roles unhesitatingly and each did thei
 respective parts eredisably.
 Taken ell in ell the play was we'll pre- senisd and we songrasuists MT. Will. :. cox the director. on his success in get. ting is into such good shape.
 The songs rendered during the pla, were pleasant diversions and sdde,
 materially to the effect Trey yer
 delivered in vsr, cn d shape e pecinll.
 the quartet "Gp,d n,ght" with wbirl
 the pr,,d-tc.ioa wA. ci~s"d. This va |, rend~r -d " Miss May idseerL Mi- Nellie Husi,-r, 8r. wi.ssor, and M,
 J. F. Campbell. and 2 .b,nt as nie
 slre-eu,s.io. os sbe kind ~ ws-hsv
 heard iu long u-se. ft certainly ee s s new mark fos Bssbee in that line. tT-Aher the pisy fhe' F DOT va. cl%sve'
 fm aaocing sod the yeupses liks eu . ioy. q ibems.iyss s,iif fafthrr for sev
 era, .,....&a<s.s-ssssts'
 ProSuc,ioas of t!.is kind are . trss
 :, ,fs peepiesfrere aud sls, tend !, . bresks,he mnioiony of- our ive'. an
 we h1pesths- DrAnssric Club ~ia e1
 tend their s,em.<rshipsnd become
 ipermsnenv inslisution. They ms
 be ass,red . hearty suPpcrt t they d. 70 "a