Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-31

BIssEx. July. 90 ls9s.
 sALUrAToRY.
 Miss Nellie Brady takes anethss trip to Tombstsae today.
 Dr. Berry, the celebrated bicyclist. left us this morning for North Caro- lima.
 The air in Tombstone must be very rsfreshing judging by she number visiting the place lately.
 Mir. McAndrews who was employed on tho delivery department of the store also left this morning.
 The three deputies who came in with Sheriff Fly departed this morn ing but MT. Fly is still with us.
 There were but few arrivals on the train yesterday. Among them ws noticed Mrs. Amanda Webb vho was returning from . trip down the river, and Prof. Rookfsllow and vile frsn Tucson.
 E.G. Norton and family departed this morsing for about two months' trip to Santa Monica. They will bs ccompsnisd as far ss Los Angslss by Mrs- Martin OHsrs who is also going to rusticase little in the land of now- CTS and sunshine.
 The last Of the soldiers leit town to- day on their way to San Dsrnardino from thence they 90 to Fort Grant. This means that the campaign is over and that the Iedskins have been driven out of the country. Whether shey are or not remains to bs seen. One thing is contain and that is that the troops in the present instance have given the n about e hard chase e they ever had. In enc or two oases they barely escaped with thsir sains and we think tLs lsesoa they have received will last them for some tune fl is does not entirely convince them oi the good policy Of walking in the straight and narrow path" weiearn from Frank Dubscbsr that a small sized case sf forgery came to light ID the c. Q. office the latter part of last week. A check for $36 was los, by Ben ssillmap on fass pay day who promptly nssi6sd the company to keep . lookout fer the same e it was not endorsed by him. IL came to light last week aftss psssing through many hands and being cashsd by the bank of California. The check was originally cashsd by Mr. Dubacher and e the signature was undoubtedly . forgery he will have to loose the amount. Gsislsr. the Bisbss slsuth, has sn idea and he is now on the fer. gers trail. We prsssed hin for re- sults but he declines to give any i-ioF- nation on the subisst. We under | stand he is going to make 1t the bssis of serial story for the Bisbee Orb.
 As vs entered the store last evsn- ing we were .truck by the sorroviul csunts.ance oi Mr. Win. Brephy. Looking lissls slossr ws detected . tear drop in the corner of his eye and i'm mediatsly surmissd that come ol his family wss sick or shsr he hsl received news oi the dscsase Of dear friend. On making an invessigssisu however, we discovered shat ws wsFs altogether ID error and that the csuss of his sorrS~ was the loss of tha, pretty new delivery wagon. Hugh Bropby had ocsasion ts deliver somt goods ct the smeltsr and to facilitate uaiosdins them he backed his wagon onto the track of the slss rosd. Whils rolling . barrel back from the wagor the slsg engine turned the esrvs ss1 before snyons could prevsst i crashed into the wagon. The ~sgos w.s entirely demolished snd how t6. horess sssarsd injury is . mystery q all. Hugh desires t understood tba he did not run into the engine. q
 .'we had an epidemic of dysentery il ,ihis vicinity last sumner says Samue
 S. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal. "I va taken with it ssd suffered severely unti