Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-18

Diebhes ooptemtst 40, lcSO. COVERINGS.
 Scott White left on the msrning train for Tucson.
 John Gahl of Tombstone is paying q virit to she copper camp. wm. King arrived yesterday from l .n extended tour through the terr,tory Ed Stump of the Orb office, lefi this morning for the Huacbucs mountains. Mrs. J. B. Angus and children lefs yesterday for Tombstone on . visit to | fri. nds.
 Mice Miilie Keller returned boms today after spending 6 few days at the couoty seat.
 Frank Ryan returned yesterday from Ls Morits, where he went to attend the fosta. Gso. Spindles came in from the valley today. He reports lots of rain ! and cattle looking fine. Jake Miller is erecting c dwelling house on the top of Mob Hill. and when finished it will present c nobby appearance.
 L-~Is ,-IA.A library arrived yesterday. They will make quite an improvement in the reading department of that institution. O=ing to the steady increase of bus iness, c. A. Overlook has found 1t nec- e.ssry to add another cart to his deliver, departm, Lt. An, body wish. ing meat early can have it delivered ] promptly by leaving orders with Over- lock.
 IL was reported on the streets here today that Jesse Williams aud Black Jack, two of the members of the gang oi outlaws who held up the bank at Noga gaiss, were in town On Monday last bu, ss they did not show up at our office we cannot verify the report. Vice Grand Chaucslior Hays of the K. P. Lodge after spending . few days in our town. took his departure this morning for Tombstone. Mir Hayes is very pleasant gentleman and made T. any frisnds during his short stay with us.
 Your correspondent having been taken 0 Tucson by the U. 6. Marshall asked me kindly to scribls the news during his absence. As. this is my 6rss attempt ct writing lore newspaper I hope you and your readers will sI- cuse our blundsrs and if we sscspe without having one or two blackeyes and our hair all pulled out by the young ladies we will be duly thankful and will attend Divine services hereafter without nissing . meeting
 Cupid is again st his psanks. Las. evening there was united in the holy
 bonds O: mAtrimony Mir. AsI Vol. dman and Mi.s Ethel Williams, daughter of Supervisor John Williams by Rev. Roberts O, Tombstone. Both
 groom and bride have been reeidepss Iof our town for numbers years and both we'll and fsvorsbly known. Mir. Woidmsn being . popular and eI-
 smplary young man while Mise Will
 iisms is . rlssssat modes: young lady
 who has legion of friends and all join the PRosPEcTaR in wishes of unbound
 ed prosperity and un .iloysd happines.. At sunriss this morning the sound
 B sho.s and bombs a~oke our inhab-
 itants who immediately began making
 vrepsrAtions for . battle, thinking ths, perhaps the Yaquis were tryins
 to invade our town e sh~y did NoYalee
 but this excitement soon died away on
 being informed that, this VAS one o
 the greatest pstionsi boli rays of Mex.
 ico. it being u,e snniversary- Of ths
 treaty oi H;dslfo. The Meziesns eel
 ebrsted the day in . fit'ins manner i, I-anierns culd he seen burryioe iron 
 houses on ths eide hill and shst fsil
 sensrita wsrbling their nstiopa
 hymns. All in all tt was one of sA,
 best Mexican hoiidays yss observed iz niabeo.