Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-03
BISBEE NEWS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Or Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
 respondent.
 BIssEE. September 2, 1896.
 COVERINGS.

Mrs. Jshn James returned rem . short trip to Ton bstons this sitsrnoon.
 Geo. Goldsworthy who bas bssa as Pearoe and the vicinity fer come time peat returned to Bisbee this evening.
 Martin Finnsrty and Dan Cleary left this morning for San FTanaisco. Martin intends to remain there for two or three months while Mir. Clessy merely goes for . few weeks for ,he benefit or his health and to visit bis old Coms.ock scquaintsnces.
 Yesterday was the let day sf Sep tember, the opening day ot our con- tribution department We thought that we might possibly be remem- b-red with . bunch of half wi,hered flowers or . few peaches, but never for a moment even dared dream of any such ardor and enthusiasm as was shown on the occasion. The opening was distinctly the success of the ses- son in . business line, and ws thank the Orb . hundred times over for sug- gesting it to us. The rush commenced early in the morning and continued until late ip the afternoon, and cur editorial rooms are now filled th.es feet deep with the various offerings ol our many friends. We would like very much to mention all of the par. ties who have shown themselves to bs co liberal toisy, but we have not ever one-tenth of the necessary space q our disposal, and 60 arc reluctantly forced to put the matter oG till soms time in the near future. Below VI note few of the earliest contribution and will give the others our attention in iheir regular order e soor e pos sibie: The frst donation received was { beautiful bunch Of La Franc ross' from southern California. These ver, brought in by s couple of young iadie' whs requested us not to mention thei names at prssent. bus to give them [ puff later. This was readily assentet to on account of the trouble whiei the young ladies had evidently ,Aisr ts see that ws had the best .tbsa ws' to be had. -z | Tho next arrival was A.. Lpui Brown who brought us . box of pini These had evidently been yes an, then laid away in . dssk 10. som' time e they were rather rusty. Wi thanked Mr. Brown for his Svidsn good will but told him thst the s.tisl was not in our line and sent him u to the Orb office.
 We next had visit from MT. Emi Marks, eur heavy barber. Ms. Mark said hs liked so encourage home indu, try snd offered so tesp us clean shave. gratis. We cheerfully accepted Chi I, offer and returned with hin and CT : joyed the luxury as oncs. Mir. Marh is one of she best barbsrs in town sn . most influential citizen.
 We were then overwhelmed with
 delugs of cakes, pies, dsughnuss, buo le,c., from . nambeY of lady friend The ladies however made the u sul
 mistake of trying so all tslk at ons
 and we have got the contribution D mixed. 1T che parties will call aFouu 2 ws will ssrsighsen the matter out ar
 announce them in she proper manne
 '. B.-Ths lady who doussed u
 douRhnuts need not call. The srticl q were found to bs indigestibls and '
 fed them to Steve Millsr's dog.
 Pretty Frank yohnssoa, not the O, : in the store. shsn dropped in with
 siee bastss ei pesches and desired
 to "s," him with ths isdies. We e I've would. Girls we desire to cali 70
 attention to the fact that MT. Johnst'
 is one oi the most worthy young m
 in town. If you don't believe is COT
 down snd try one of his peaches.
 This sxhsusts our space fer tod
 but our othss tEisnds may bs sssus
 that they ere mt forgotten. Ws ? d r'~'ms'. shs@,. ,.i 'oca .. pH's'ie'' lWansed-An .esn. in evey section .s . 2