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tfi & it.f '& r' r? a . Vi PROSPECTOR. I I OUR WATCHWORD- "COCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD. f? S" J. . VOL. X TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA THRUSDA.Y EVENING. DECEMBER 24 I896. No 66 .Lft. THE TOMBSTONE sc t w i). y 1 DAILY PROSPECTPRiil-880. 1896. Cilv and County Official Paper PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING IExceit Susdav) Wm. DattiA Editor and Pfop.Ietor. Ercnioat St. Opposite CHy Hall The rsosrECTO will not bold itself respon sible for any of the articles or entimenU ex. pressed by any of it correspon dents. Fntered- in the Tombstone Postoffi:e as -ieooud Class matter. iBOFESSIONAL OARDS. iAlIES RE1LLY. ATTORNEY AND I . . T w,A tt.rl Mining u .ounscor ai -. i. -- . a. case a specialty. Tombstone. Arizona. M.CSTAeHLE. ATTORNEY AT Law and Notary Public, Tombstone Aikoaa. G V.O. W. SWAIN, ATTONfc.Y Ai Lw. WQl practice in all courts of the Territory. Tombstone Amona. C-s. CLARK. A1TONEY AND COUN selor at Law. Office on Fourth fctreet. between Allen and TouUnut. Tomt Will praet:ce in all the courts of tbe oy. HARLES GRANVIl.LEJOHNsTON. 1 M.aa1tj-kr 9t I-J1W AYiA O. Noury Public. 4. Fremont street bet - ..V .,d tlh itrrets. A member o:the Bar of the Supreme Court ct the lemtoty. and .iU practice in any of tbe courts therein. WENTHWORTH COUNTY RE- corder and Abstract Office: Abstracts of t tie to real estate and nuDes furn shed promptly and acurately. Complete tran scripts. Otfce in Court House. Tombstone. E. ALVORU, JUSTICE OF THE Peace. Office on Allen fat: bet 3I & ath Tombstone. I KfAKA. USTICE OF THF PEACE l ("irtln? nn .th St. bet. Allen ana k Tougtnut. Tombstone. HS, GORDON. M. D.PHYslCIAN AND Surgeon: Office adjoining bis residence on ath street. Call attended at aU hours day and nigbt. C. EAKI E, ASSVi'ER AND lIEfA- luzical laboratory. ul""",'u r" Fremont at. opposite City Hall. THE RDSRb. F& a M. K1 'ISO SOLOMON UJUnc .w. i Meets tliird Saturday in cu-u ... ....... kn.itins-lir3-Jiers cordiahy hulled to at tend. I H Mcratwu.. .-. A L GROW Secretary. R. A M. .uicir (-ItiPTF.R NO. A Jlttl Vt-'" .---. --," -.C '...I. T. third Weanesoay in noi !.. -- 30 iUng Companions cordially invhed to at tcruL IUM lAJ.l, . i. A." WEKTWORTH Secretary. P O. S. OF A . . ..ctitvrrrrriM rAMP NO 1 MEETS A ist Friday even'-ng in each month. Vis- iu'oe Comraies cordially inviti-d J. V. CLARK. President. GROW. Secretary. ' A. L. A. O. U. W- nwiKTnp t nnna NO A. O U. TV. meet ist and 3rd Thursday in each rnomk. Visiting brotbcis cordiaHy in- Uledm ROBT. BESr M. W. W. D. MONMONIEK Recorder,, K- OF P KNIGHTS RIZONA i Pitbias LODGE OF 3rd P.thias No a. meets ery 1st ana 3m J t -J-..'- t ih vVl Mondiy's in each V,,h-. V siting rothers ccrtially inrited A. H. EMANUEU U-t- V. D. MONMONIER, K. of S. I-, ROT ECTION HOSE COMPANY NO 3, Y" rneeu first Sonday to eacn montn at their hose bouse n the corntrolerentn and Fremont streets, opposite the vchool house. M. GAKKril 1 , Foreman, TOM M1TH Secretary.- 'fKESCUE HOSE COMPANY MEETS W First Sunday in each month at City Ha.1 I p,.,m .t,eL I.V.VICKERS, VNTWOKTH.Sectr President I. N. MeDONOUGH. Foreman. ' ENGINE COMPANY NO 1, MEEIS last Sunday in ea h raon b at hose bouse on the c-tnsri.f Toujhnot and 5th strtet. JOSEPH LIPPEtCT roeawn HENRY DUNKEK. iecretaiy. Wanted An agent in every section roan vass u to J5 a day made; sells at sight; also a man to sell staple good, to dealers betside line.J.75 n-ottt. SJiry or Ure ' inmroisiion mane; experience unnecessary tu fIed parucuUia send sump. Clifun Soap J'Maaafacturini Company, Onacnati. Ohio. UNION WATER ' WORKS. T. GALVES, Prop. : Serviee. Water per barrel, 25-ts Perbccket, 5 cts.1 SDeciaKRates to Families Lavc tf"Ci !. fc-'- CP "" " g tZMPl I61I Ainal Bali Eescue Hoic CoUo2 AT MINING EXCHANGb HALL, ox New Years Eve Dec 31. 189G. All members are requested to appear in full uniform. TICKETS $1 Music by the Mtaican Band. Summons. In die District Court tint judicial district of tbt Ternicry of Aiizona in and for the coon of Coirise. MARION FITZGERALD. Plaintifl VS WILLIAM G. FITZGERALD. Defendant. Action brought in the .District Court of the First iudie-al Distticl of the Territory 01 Ai- 100a 1a and for the county of Cochise, and the comprint filed in the said county of Cochise in tne OS see 01 tre cicr or uiu Lisim-i tuurt. Th Territory of Arizona .ends greeting to William G. Fitzgerald, defendant. Yso are hereby required to appear in an action brought against yoj by the above named plaint ff in the District Court of the First Jtb oal District of the Territory cf Arizona, in ana for thi' County of Cchisr. and to ansuet the coraolaint hied therein, within ten days (iTCtu sive ot the day of ferric J after the service rn j on cf this suiurnuns ,if served vithin Li count', or if served out of this county, but It this district within twenty diys; otherwise Ub in thitty days); or jadgrrent by default will be taken against you accuiuiug iu uic yii u. laid oimplaint. The said action is brought to dis'clv the bonds of matrimony existing between the plain tiff I nd the defendant and that the custody of the minor child be awarded tc the pUiDliM nd for such other and further relief at the Uw nii Given under my hand and the teal rf the Court of the First Judicial D-strict of the Temtc 7 of Anzsna, In and li.r-L. for the Countr of Coctie: this 31st day of December in the year ot our Lrxd one UK.usand ergnt nunarcc: and ninety six. SCOTT, WHITE Clerk By A, H. EMANVri. Deputy Clerk. d2l-tf I Si Mi v OJtrL "J"Jca.xii - rNAWO j& W tV I S UATO iifrr'SA r1-"1 w BftFim t- . j- - , M. V FROBABLr LOST A Steamer and Crew Be lieved to k Lost CAPTAIN WOULDN'T QUIT When Found "Was Disabled and Short of Food But Would Not Lsave. GRAVE FEARS ARE FELT New York, There is reason lo (ear for tlie late ol the twelve men com prising the officers auil crew of the Danish iron barkentlae SoliJ. Oa the evening of Pec. 15 tbe Solid attracted the attention ot the steamer Bremer haven in latitude 47:50, lengitude42: 40. Tito Solid was disabled and the food 8urriyllor'. Food was supplied from the Brenicrhaven acd the cap tain nt tha solid relused to abtudoned hi hin. "Ir is a startling Gtct that, almost without exception, the adulterated teas are dangerous to health. Some of them are actually poisonous." A". Y. Herald. Yesj some not all. But that isn't the point You drink tea because you like it not because it is good for you. The wholesome tea is also the best-tasting: Schil ling's Best at grocers' in packages. A SchlCinr & Company Saa Frasctaco 407 BARROW. f RARROW. RACE WAR A State of Excitement Kentucky, m THREE NEGROES KILLED All Are Desperadoes and Wanted to Take Venceauce on the Whites. ALL ROADS GUARDED Mayfiki.d, Ky.. Reports ol mgraes organizing to tVe indiscriminate ven geance en the white lor the killing of Jim Stone hy vrhite-eapper, nrecnua alarra. Ecryjw!y is arm? J ; guards watch all rovl and iurpert all train f. This morning Jim Suett(co'ored) was killed at the Depot because lie would net haUwhen challenged. On Sunday Heur7 Einley, a Degro waa killed by masked men and Monday uight Jim Stone met the sume fate. All were dceperad'caexcptpo.'sibly Suet'. illurteluu sctilt. From a letter written by Kcv. J Ounderman, of Dimoudale, Mich., we are permitted to make thii extract: 'I have no hoilatiort in recommend ing Dr. ICingV New Discovery, n thrt results were almost marvelous in the case of my ife. While I was pastor of the llsptHi Church at Rivers Junc tion oho was brought down with Pneumonia tusiediog La Grippe. Tt-riib'e parozyinsof couihini; would last hours witti little interruption and it eeemcl aa if eho could no', eurvive them. A friend recommended Dr. King' New l)lcovery; it was quick tn its nork and highly eittt.sfucsory in re sult?." Trial bottles free at Tombstone and any Drug Store. Regular size 0(lc. SI 00 Clsrlstnsnsi Sit tr. The public are respectfully invited to bring any aud all presents for the children and have them placet! on the Xmas tree at Mining Exchange Hall. There will ba no programme this year but arrangements have been made so that lite children tuav enjoy them selves with games, etc. Word has been received from Santa Clau, and he will be present in all his traditional glory. Children look out for tho good old man. TEAMS WANTED. Tohaul coke, and copper bul lion between theterminus of the Gila Valley, Globe and 1 Northern railway andthetown of lilobe; ivnzon ror par iculars address W. W. Ed wards, at Geronimo, Arii.na. tf The highest tohaccos is gooa as Every knows there as VIH&Mm Biackweli's BULL IMJilHAM I SmokiiMffBliacco JW- g5s'--s55!?v. Yon will find each two ounce pons inside bag 01 iiiacKweii s uuruam. Bay a bap; of this cele brated tobacco ac! rcsd the fjssssfy &. Iv&fm coupon which kUvs a list I I M2 JssssssssssssssssV of valuable to get SENSATIONAL The Cause of Wrecking the Chicago Bank. SUUESIE OF A CAPITALIST Depreciate the St ick of a Ri val Ceuceru to Buy Up and Couiuinc. MILLIONS AT STAKE. Chicago, Of thelailure of the Nat ional liank It is stated that it was neccejjary to the purposes or a man cnnneste.l with the South Cbicagj city railroad and an officer of one of the best known banks in this city to tle pro:ista the Calumet electric road' stock and to this end these two men brought about the wtecking of the National Hank tif Illiuoi. Of the btnk' funds $2,474 000 had been loaued on Cultimet tccuritier. The plan is to depreciate Calumet elock and then buy i. Then combine this valuable property :xty-thtee mile-; of Dew truck, equipment and franchi' with the South Chicago railroai', eventually cumbiniug with tho Chi cago city railnmd, and make a fortune of mill'ons 111 a few year-1." l'ri- Pills. Send ynur address to H. E. BucMeii S: Co , Chtca;i', ana get a free sa rit lox of Dr. Knu-.-. Nc. Life Pi . A irta will convince you oft -.-r lis -' These p Us arc easy 111 action in 1 uie pAttic ularly effecmc 1 1 tne cure of ronsnuit on and sick bet ac'ir. Formilrria and liver troubles, they have been proved in valuable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly fres frn -vrvdeletenojs sub stance and to he puiely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving ton, to the stomach and b iweU 2rcatiy invigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by Tomb.tone and Bisbee drcgjisK. Iilcw! Iile: Itclilntr I'iles SYMFTOMS Moisture; intense itching and stins;ing; most at night, worse by scratching. If allowed 10 continue tum ors form, which often bleed and ulceratet becoming very sore. Swayne's Ointmen, stop; the itching and bleedicg, heals ulce attnn. snd in most cases removes the minors. At druggists, cr by mill, fot Jo cents. Dr. kSayre acd Son, Phila delDh t. WANTED. Agents Bigmoney. article to cell to every rancher. Addr'S Arulen k. Co . I "; Anzeles Cal r. Price's Cream Caking Powder fjrift Fair Highest .Medal and Dlsfess- claim for other "just fcv, unraam. old smoker is. none just good as one coupon inside botj, and t wo cou cacli lour ounce prcscutaomlhow west. Highest of all in Lcavccin owcr. bm SS53 ABSOLUTELY PUBE LATEST NEWS Another Large Dry Goods Firm Goes Under. PRESIDENT SIGNS A BILL Pension and Appropriation Bills a Law Bryan iu Georgia. WILL LECTURE THERF. SrOL'l, Crrv.Ia, The Parsnnf, Pel letier Dry Goods company on of the largest housfs in Souix City did not open today. The stock is iu the bands of mortagees who hold claims for $91, 533. Washington", The president sign ed the pension appropriation bill. Tho latter parries raninly naval approp riation. Atlanta.Gs., W. J. Bryan arrived itt Atlanta lnr'. night from Chicago. He nil! teGov. Atkinson's guest dur ing III ttay in Atlants. Tonight he will lecture 011 "The Ancient Land- inntkf." Last Augu't while working in the har vest field became overheated, was su3 denly attacked with cramps and was neatly dead. Mr. Cummins, the drug gist, gave me a dose of Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which completely relieved me. I now keep a buttle of the remedy handy. A. M. Bunnell, Centerville, Wash. For Ialeby Druggists. LOOK HERE! Do you want some fine lay ing hens of blooded stock cheap? oo hens and 12 roosters of white ?nd Brown leghorn an ' Black Spanish varieties. Good layers, vill be sold at $12 per dozen. Call and see them and buy a dozen for home use. A. D. Walsh, Can Can Restaurant. Tbe Sunect Limited train which pas ses Benson twice a week going east or we-t is by far tbe fineitaori must mag. nihet-nt transcontinental passenger trw in ez'stance. It is incomparable unexcelled and uneqtiaiien. no ex pense ha been spare) to make it per feet in every respect, and all that human skill or science could invent and apply to make it absolutely fault less has been applied. Luxury and" beauty have been combined with strength and safety, and, meteor like, it spans the continent, annihilating time and space in it marvelous flight. All who hare bad the pleasure of a trip on this train unhesitatingly pro nounce it the very finest in tbe land. A ticket on this rosta no more than 00 tbe regular train. fFor further particulars and any in formation, address. JE. S. 'WEBSTER, Agent at Becaon, Or T. M. Goodsuk; O, P. A. San Francisco. HBCBALGIA cured by Dr. XCeC Fab t'Ha. "Ossscent adoae. AtaUflnigsils Latest U.S. Gov't Report liner Powder 11UTK1. AURIVALti COCHIKS John Ulocmer, San Frvnnisco. fa LACK Cha. Bacigaljpi, P.arce. Celsry Butler, " " 8A JOH. Mr. E H. iltor is and ife, i&cch. HA AI Howell, St Louis. FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT IT GEO. G.SlcGEE, Prop. Fairbank, : Arizona, Headtiuarters for visitors from Tomb stone and surrounding country. Best of wines liquors aud cigars always on hand. PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT P. A. DEMARTINI, GENERAL MERCHANDISE- A full line of GROPEIIIER, PKOVISIOKS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. FAIRBANK .AKIZONA. Mali Restaurant Fairbank, A. T. MRS. K. HARRINGTON, Prop. Chagies Reasonable. Parties going FAIBfflEICHAEE from Tombstone to Bisbee will J have ample time for dinner before the train arrives. Table Supplied With the Best, x GIVE IT A TRIAL. GUM MAXEY, Allen St near 3d, (OldCustomHouse. VEGETABLES. FRUITS, 1 OTATOES " ONIONS,'. ETC Freth California fruit received every day 6y expresi. Everything told at luuett rates. Good, delivered Irec. to all oartt ot city. Fiih Received X reryj ThvTtnay. W. 0. ABBOTT ASSAYING I IN ALL ITS BRANCHES TombHtoneArizona. Samples Jy mail or express will receive , prompt attention. Office-land Retidtnce Overloek Monte. Ttils la Tour Opportunity. On receipt of ten enta, rsh or stamps, generous anrapU ill mailed of tha most xKipnlar CaWrrli an'l Hoy Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) suCeirot to dtocou. trata the great merits of Uie nmJj. XLa' BROTHERS, CO 'Varreu St.. cv Tort City. Rst. JohnReld, Jr.. of rr "(.ra,Mat... recommended Ely's Crejj" . : f rr. I eao empbaaize b's stater ut "Jr !.. jrfui tiT cure for catarrh If w ' i'tetr4." Rsr. Francis W. Poole IVtcr Cutr?d rrec Church, Helena, Mont. Elj'aCrcnrn Balm i tut Vmn!i:cI enre for catarrh an I coil- :.t t..ii-rcurj nor any iirjurjous dru j Ir..-. W vett. r.PtisW Opmh Badtk PswsVst, fl 1 V '- . . mijlf', ' nwwwa'Aiwwii'Sis TJLLIiL. tf "It v. -- nt 1 j wia-afc-