Tombstone prospector., 1896-08-13
BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget or Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
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 BIsBEE, August IF, 1896
 COVERINGS.


 COVERINGS. Ramon Jurado, who ifss been awsv for a week or 50 returned on the train | tonight. .a
 Mrs. Clifford and daughter came up from the stock yards for a visit this evening. -..... The usual number of drummers and persons seeking employ msnt also came in this evening and immediately stsrted on the run for visit to Otto and the Waldorf Rsstaurant. It seems very funny to nstice how the travelling gentlemen take right hold of | a good thing. They eli snow that the 1 beet meals in town are to be Had at l o..o's
 Frank Graf returned from his outing in Ash Canyon today, looking as though st ease with the whole | world end ss bearty ss could be. Frank came In on the train from Pack-rds station. and says he rode | horseback from the canyon to that place. The train crew declare how ever, that there were no signs Of horses ;n the vicinity snd gave is ss their opinion that the gentleman had the pl.ssure of making at least good part of the distance on Shank's mare. Sol Cha.et,e left with his family this morning for a three months trip back to Montreal. Sol had his leg broken by . cave-in the mine, and has been in the hospital here for over two months now. The fracturs having knitted together all right. Sol conciud ed that it was As good chance as he'd ever get to visit his old home and at the same time he gathering strength and took advantage of 1t at once. His family are delighted with the rrospee, ofsucha 6 pleasant trip.
 We failed to note the departure oi Mr. Allie Sowle and Er. James Buck ley for the Huachucas yesterday They left early in the forenoon in the usual costume of slouch hats. old clothes, e4c., and armed to the Quesn's taste. If by sny accident they should happen to run into the Nogslss bank robbers it will be all day with the light fingered gentry. A psxson who could look at the pair and not shake in his boots would need more sand than the party in question ssem te : have.
 George Resy who has been away or . trip inte Mexico for sbou. three weeks past returned today. He doel not look any. the worse for his triI and says hs enjoyed himself i'm. mensely. George left in company w;tf Dr. J. W. Harrington and we expecte' to gee them come back together. Tn doctor however. on arriving at Esco' sarri, continued his trip 50 mile further. George stuck to his origins plans aud returned from that plac while the doctor went on and conse quently is no. iisbie to be back for month yet st lesst.
 JI A bi. of interesting conversations va
 overheard on the street yesterday be tween two gentlemen from the Elmer
 ald Isls. It ran ss follows: "I %.
 Moike, l hear that there's some { ithem bloody A. P. A'sss in town. D "Yis, bad luck to them, hear her E fifty Of the sons of gnns." A ii,tl questioning of the pair elicited ii
 information that tle above was stric,l
 accurate; that the band met ct Il 8 Bisbee rink st midnight once montl
 tha. the meetings were held in perfe
 daakne-s, and that slicommunicasio, = and business were disc oussed in sn u
 d-.se.e. 4This they hoth vouched {
 and am afraid tha, there must
 something of the kind in our midi
 We hope she gentlemen will pure
 the matter 10 . conclusion and fit
 how ws can undo the crowd. V
 can't b we such things in B,sbee.