Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
BISBEE NEWS.
BIsREE, May l9, 1897 nhII.l RINEs

| for Cslifornis. whers sine will spend part of the summer during the ho, weather. She was accompanied Co Beason by her husband, who will re- turn tomorrow.
 Chri. Finlayson returned this ever ing from Tombstone, having been for tunata enough to get excused from court duties. There are a annbsr O others who wanted 10 know Chris systena, but tha. is all his own. and he didn't give it away.
 J. II. Greatly has taken aH agency fer the Sprsgue correspondence school of journalism here, and is trying to get up a class of the boys to take up the studies. The term journalism" ia the title is little misleading. a. the course tends not only to that end but aims to give som sthing in the way of general literary course and to make its pupils proficient in all kinds of descriptive writing. We have nc doubt but what it is . good instl- tuition, and hope te see Ar. Ready e.- tsbii.h a good sized clsss.
 Quite little amusement was afford cd these about tho library this after noon by the boys whe had secured q bucking burro and who proceeded to put the animal through all kinds of movements. The burro succeeded in throwing them often enongh to keep his spirits up, and Gs a conse quence the exhibition was kept up for up- wards of an hour. AS soon as one bog was tired out another stopped to the front, but the burro's disposition WAS & little too stubborn for him to be satdene, even by this means, and he managed to hold his own in spite Of their many changes.
 BIsBEE, May 20, 1897
 SOEA AEhINNo-
 Dr. Carleton is a, the county seat on court matters.
 Chas Bagby was an outgoing passen- ger for Tombstone yesterday.
 Jas. Mclaughlin sustained an in- jury at the mine last vening by sems dirt falling on him. He was bruised considerably but fortunately is not serious.
 MT. and Mrs. A. V. Lewis returned to Bisbee on this evenings train after an absence of 6 number Of days. The change has benefited Mrs. Lewis somewhat but she is not i, cling at all we'll even now.
 Quite number of the grand jury returned home this evening, that body having been discharged from service yesterday. Among the number we noticed Bill Long, Jack Mathis., Frank Dusacher and Wm. Liggett.
 Miss Bertha Wi.tig returned to Bis bee this evening after accompanying her mother and li:tl, brothers to Ben son. Mrs. Wittig and the children will spend a good part of the summer in California and it is possible that l they may rem ain there even longer.
 The last years Fourth of July com nittes met last evening and decided l to call citizens meeting for tomor- row night 10 see about getting up a s celebration this year. The old com nittee still has about S,00 on hand W hich they propose to turn over tb the new organization as soon as enc is completed. It is little late to | begin planning big celebration now but enough can be done .o make the and the day both pleasant | and memorable. We hope to see committee of ru.tlers appointed who will get things moving at once and make tho most Of the little time now at their disposal.
 MT. and Mrs James Sessions left this morning for short trip down the river to vIsit rels,ives. They will | return in the course Of few days.
 Mrs. Warrington left this morning for Tombstone to appear as witness in the Donnelly case. She will also spend short time at her home on the river.
 A. ". Howe drove over from Tomb stone yesterday on little court busi- ness returning this morning wi:h ,oodly number of Bisbeei,es as com- panions.
 Pat She ny who has secured @ six \ esks leave of abseuce from his posi- lion at the smelters, left this morning Tor Sonora where he and his brother arp interested in goodly bunch Of