Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-02
BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget OI Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
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BIsBEr. July 3l. 1896.

BI.BEr. July 3l. 1896. GATHERINGS
 Sheriff Fly departed whence we know not.
 Miss Jennie Mossn came up from the river today.
 Miss Annie Kane returned from her visit to Tombstone.
 B. A. Packari came in but we can almost claim him as 6 resident. No, . bad one either.
 Archie CEisholm returned this evening from his ranch near Benson where he has | cen for about . month past.
 Harry Hsnniger left for Tsmbstons this morning where he is going to look after some business affairs. Since writing the article in regard ,o Mir. Reillys trip down the river some days siuce I have discovered that my informant was somewhat in error. He informed me that Mir. Brandes wac Mir. Reilly's companion but I have since learned that Mir. Jas. Buckley went with Mir. Reilly. Az MT. Buckley is . married man this knocks ou' theory out entirely, e.pec- ially as MT. Reilly states positively that he would never ride 36 miles to saze into pair of loving .yes when there are 60 msny lovely ones to be found in our own little burg. We hnmbly apologize for our mistake and think the best way to soothe Mir. Reilly's feeling. is to get 6 good one
 D sonebod, sise.
 Prof. Roctfellow and famil", O. Tucson, concluded s short visit with rs this murnin!. They were only ,ere about two days but ia that time Hr. R ckfeIlow seems to have accom- nli-h-d quite . little. Hi. mi-sion was to give information concerning the preparatory department at the Univsrsity at Tucson and persuade ar many of our young folks as was pos sible to enroll in time for tbe coming school year. He has been co success full thst we will lose ct leset three uf our young ladies about the middle Of September and may be quite e few mo:e not to mention about . half . dozen boys e we ourselves are no, much interested in them. The pro fessor sx;lsined the various c0ursse and their advantages most thoroughly and also gave . number of prelimi- nary examinations in order to give parties . better idea of the standing they would be able to take in the school. He leaves us we'll pleased with his visit and hopes to see our young folks we'll represented at Tue con this fall.
 We noticed . rather queer arRu- msnt on the silver question in the Bisbee Orb Of Saturday July 24,h. The article in question wss ( clipping from . Philadelphia papsr sn1 was intended to controve,t the statement
 hat Ire coirsge would create differ
 zee b.twe.n the coinage vslue an, he bullion vslse of oliver. It reads ss ioi.ow-:
 "wth the mints open to silver coin- age e they are now open to gold, the value of silver as coin and silver e bullion would be the same. The sil- yer dollar mig't not be e valuable ss the gold dollar but shs bullion value of 37l4 grains of pure silver or of 4l2S graIns of standard silver would be the exact equivalent of the coiued silver dollar. and this silver dollar is what the owner of silver bullion would get m return for his silver"
 They seem te have drawn their con. elrsiens and proven their theory to their entire estisfaction but have over looked the fsct that incidentally they have all but admitted that the currency will have been depreciated-ths moet nooted pointin tts tire cossrover.y.
 We are sstis6ed that you mean all right boys but you'll have Co ssleot ssguwents which are little sondes than tbis enc # you wish e hslp the sssss cay.