Tombstone prospector., 1896-08-01

BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
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 BIsBEE. July 3l. 1896. <
 COVERINGS

BIssEr. July 3l. 1896.
 COVERINGS
 Sheriff Fly departed whence we know not.
 Miss Jennie Mosen cams up from the river today.
 Miss Annie Kane returned from her visit to Tombstous.
 B. A. Packard came in but we can .lmost claim him ss resident. Not bed one either,
 Archie Chisholm returned this evening from bic ranch near Benson where he has teen for about . month pssf-
 Harry Hanniser left for Tombstons this morning where he is going to lsek after come business affairs.
 IF order to keep in line vita the previous correspondents ss we'll as the editors of the Orh, it bshoovss mo to put in an article about every three days on the necessity of registering at sbout thIs particular time. In pur- susncs Of this conrSs may e we'll do it at one time e another and therefor FRIENDS" DO NOT FORGET TO REGISTER.
 Since writing the article in regard to MT. Rsilly's trip down the river some days since 1 have discovered that my informant was somewhat in error. He informed me that Mir. Brandes was Mir. Rsilly's companion hut I have since learned that Mir. Jas. Buckley went with Mir. Reilly. As MT. Buckley is . married man this knocks our theory out entirely. espec- ially as MT. Reilly statss positively tha, he would never rioe 36 miles to gaze in to pair of loving eyes when there are co many lovely ones to be found in our own little burg. We humbly apologize for our mistake and think the best way to sosthe Mir. Reiily's feelinRs is to get . good one on somebod, else.
 Prof. Rockfellow and family. ol Tucson, concluded . short visit with us thi, morning. They were only here about two days but Ia that time Nr. Rockfsllow seems to have accom- plished quite iittls. His nission was to give information concerning tho preparatory depaamsnt as ths Univsrrity At Tucson and persuade q many Of our young folks e was pos sible to enroll in time for the. coming school year. He has been 70 success. full .h,s xe sili lose at least three o our young ladies about the middle lo September and may be quite . fe~ mo:e not to mention about . half 1 dozsn boys as we ourselves ars no much interested in them. The pro 1 lessor ex ;lsiued the various eourss and their advantages most thoroushi! and also gave { number of prelimi- nary examinations in order to eiv' parties . better idea of the standinI they would be able to take ia th school. He leaves us we'll please' , with his visis and hopes to see ou ~ young folks we'll represented at Tue con this fs!i.
 We noticed . rather queer argu 7 msnt on the silver question in tn
 Bistee Orb Of Saturday July Asi The article in question was clippin from . P. il.deiphia paper ami VI intended to con,rovsrt the sta.emsr that free coinage would create dife' suoe between the coinage value sn D she bollion value of silver. It reaf .ssfolIovs:
 .Wi,b the minss opsu to eily.r cnil
 sse e they gre now open to gold, Il s vsius of .lssI ss cut sse <:!-<- balIioo would be the sarne. Ire si yer dollar might not De as valuable the sold SoIIes but the bullion ysls . ta35iI grains of puse s:Issr or ef ll. srs.ps of stsnlard silvef seuid bs q sxsct equivslcnt dtthe coined sily [ | doliss. ss1 fSls siiver dollar is . h . the owner of silver bullion wouid -s m tetufn for lsis silver" er."-z
 They seemto have drawn their co ! eiusisss and proven their theory
 their sstirssa.is a.isfAosion but have oy' 2 IeoIed tks fses that inciasutaiiy th !. hsss ell bus sdaissed ihst the eurrsn
 ~fIf has. hesa depreciased-.hs nt 4 m..ossd poiniinsshs ssti's cessssvss'
 We are sstis6ed that you mean
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