Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-28

BIssEE. July 27, 1896.
 coPPEKIsGs.
 The travel out of town on the A. < 8. E this morning was rasber heavier than usual. The following were noticed among the throDg:
 Mrs. c. L. Douglass, mother of Mrs. F. N. Mckay. who has been here on . visit. a..
 Also several members of the Ae1i- can 400 including their celebrated bspdnastsf. .
 Mrs. J. A. Miller, wife of our ssien- si6c baker, and children who are vel known in Tombstone.
 Aiss Annie Kane, who is taking . :.;p ,o Tombs.oae for vsristy's sake; life in Bisbes being too monotonons just now.
 J.N. Ziesenfuss who has done quite . good business here in the piano line lately. He has disposed of quite . few of the instruments in various parts of town and the Upper Ten" will probably be right i. it, as far e music is concerned, for awhile.
 Sheriff Fly and three deputies from Tucson came in today.
 Mir. Cunningham, government in spectcr of live stock, also arrived. A number oi strangers came in on the train this evening. There are quite . number in town who have been waiting for jobs for weeks and the number seems rapidly growing larger notwithstanding the increase in the forces in the various depart ments soma time back.
 V. R. Stiles came into town yester. day from the camping place in Ram s,y canyon. The occasion of the visit was the necessity sf . supply of snake medicine for the ladies, the jug they had having been found empty under very mystsrious circumstances. Vol ney also took back few provisions to mako it look like business trip; and also, vesre told, beer ksg of vinegar. He reports game plenty. the weather fine and the party ell enjoying them. selves fsmously.
 J.w. Harrington and Geo. B. Reay finally got started for Nscosari tl,i' morning. Mr. kesy goes to look over the country with an eye open for . . gold mine while the doctors trip Il enc of pure philantrophy. They have alrssdy had their first lesson of ths patience nscsssary when travelling with . Mexican outfit. They wer, kept waiting ,hrss days before they 6sslly n ade . start and in the mean time were entertained with stories ol Msxican travel without number. The! have come to the conclusion that the! will bs lucky if they get back from .o- called three veeks trip in anythinl lees than six months.
 U By accident ws have just heard the very bitter disappointment of tw' ! oith irrepressible stsrs boys, vii | Messrs Riley and Brasdss. They lei town early yesterday morning to tax tr,p down to the river ostensibly fo the purpnss of seeing how MT. Riley horse was sssting along iE the psstur' This however was merely . blind fs n the initiated. the real object of she ,a trip being to visit couple of youn lsdies wbo were stopping io that in mediate vicinity. We do not thin
 ws could do justice se Ar. Riley's in ,a sginsaion of the pleasures of lying
 the sYesn grass under the summ
 skies and looking fondIy into ps . os dark brown syes, and will not q
 tempt so dsscribe i'. It will suffice
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 favor the brave" and So is proved in th instance. The young lsdiss made . unexpected trip to another psint a' :" our gallant Loebinyars had nothiI 1 1 but their trouble for their pains. Th
 r.ds into town late yesterday afssrno'
 rather the worss for wear. ssd with
 dstsrnina,ion to kssp . stif upper
 or die. The result wss told to one lG two friends and finally reached You
 Truly vbo wss busy hunting Tor T
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