The Weekly orb. [volume], October 23, 1898, Image 2

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..ARIZONA .DAILY ORB
XXCBPT- ijUNDAV. 'BY
,-ALVAN W. HOWE,
rlBtarod at the poit ofllco at HUbee. ns sec
ond olM matter May 12. 1697.
Advertllnrrate H bojwnde known on
..application to thla office. LeirM nubUoatloiw
In conformity with the Territorial Statutes,
i Beaillnv Notice 10 cent por line for each ln
. tertlon.
ToAnvBTi8RSfCt Intended for Inser
i tlon In thee column must be oc metal bases
. or ther'wlU not be accepted.
' Communications relating to news or edl--.tprlal
matter should bo .aUdvcsscd to Editor,
iOkb.
gtf-A Remittances and busluess letters
... ,5S& b """".IS.VAN W. HOWB.
Tlls'joo, Aritona.
LP. FISHER, JJEWFPArFU ADVKUTIS-
lnf A cent, 21 Merchants' Exchantro, San.
Francisco, Is our authorized agent. This
paper Is kept on Me In hi office.
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'DELEQATETO CONGRESS.
HON. J. P. "WILSON.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY .TICKET.
For Councilman
' LIEUT. O. B. WILCOX.
The largest crowd ever seen in Tetnpe
turned out to do honor to our next do
legato to conuresw, Hon. J. F. Wilson.
Biabeo will certainly have representa
tion in the legislative halls next January,
dud he will be a democratic Rough
Rider',' Wilcox by name.
Captain Tuvis will bo heard, ho usu
ally talks at high pitch, in the lower
house at I'linenix. The captain has
been there, and experienced men, uotd
democrats, arenwdtd in thelegibhuuro.
Colonel Wilson will on lViday cvenfiitf
speak at Florence, Pinal county, whole
a warm welcome awaits him. That
county is strong for eilver.
Wonder hqw CoL.lHodio will strad
dlo the bond question in old. Yavapai,
his old home? '1 ho colonel ought to be
familiar with the subject and tieat it us
does his opponent, if lie exjieita to poil
.(hat big majoriiy in ,thu bai.nur county
of the northern tier.
" "
The democratic ticket lias again been
strengthened by the additon of the
name of R. W. Barr for aupervicor in
place of Mr. Riggs.who could not n a-nt
to make the'iuii on accouatof declining
years. Mr. Barr is young ami active,
is popular among the KfOple, is a heavy
taxpayer and will mitely be a member
of the next board of aupervitors.
iForcAssemblymen; .. , -2
" - COL. MIKE GRAY,
k- HENRY ETZ.
t"CAPT. J. II. TEVIST
For Sheriff;
SCOTT "WHITE.
For. County Treasurer;
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A.,VENTWORTII.
El Occasional is the name of a neat,
little .taper published in Spanish at
Phoenix. Itu uhlit-her is J. M. Ma
lendiez, who, in depending his democ
racy, sayp: '1 have been a democrat
ever since-Mark Smith begun to run for
delegate to congress." This pipor made
its leap pest nm co lust Saturday, and in
future will appear weekly. It is printe '
at the plant fonnui 1 owned bv" Dr. H.
A. Hughe.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY PLATFORM,
eminent, by building utorage reser
voirs and preserving the storm flood
waters for irrigation purposes.
Therefore, Inasmuch as wo secure
none of the henefita from the river and
harbor appropriations, we think It
only Just that a liberal appropriation
should be made by -the general govern
ment for this purpose.
The setting aside of one-quarter at
tle territorial area of Arizona r.s a
timber reserve works a great hardship
upon the territory at large, without
equivalent benefits. The forests can
be preserved under proper legislation
without excluding them absolutely
from mining, grazing and agricultural
pursuits.
We arraign the Republican adminis
tration because, regardless of the
rights of the people, they have In
creased our territorial debt over $300,
000 by the funding of Illegal and spu
rious claims against the territory, and
the enforcement of the prison contract
before Irs final adjudication by the
courts, which have largely Increased
the debt of the territory.
We favor the repeal of the laws cre
ating the boards of equalisation, loan
commission, board of control and Im
migration commissioners, and also tho
law granting the governor 'the power
to remove officials at pleasure, and the
passage of such laws as will lodge the
powers exercised by these boards la
commissions elected by tho people.
We arraign the Republican office
holders of Arizona for the defeat of
the home rule bill which pending
statehood, Is necessary to our ad
vancement as a territory, because It
gives the people, the taxpayers and cit
izens the right to choose their own
executive and administrative offices.
The Democracy of Arizona are now,
and always have been, earnestly in
favor of statehood, and we hope it will
not ho long before the congress 6f the
United States strikes from the wrists
of Arizona the manaelea of territorial
servitude.
We pledge the Democratic party its
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The South Bisbee
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Improvement Co.
CAPITAL STOCK
Non-Assessable and Carrying no Per
sonal Liability to the Holder
Peace iS Ad My Fall and
t Winter 8Goods Have
FrOClaWOed,! Arrived. a.
I will make y ou-a first-cjassf Suits -to cider $l4.0o aidup
Pant", fit guaranteed, $350
and up; good materials.
.overcoat that the Spanish guns
cannot touch for $25.00.
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All garments made to order. No ready-ma'kes
kept in stock.
Fit And workmanship Satisfactory.
FRED WAT&BURTCfN,
The Loudon Tailor, Brewery Avenue, Bisbee, Arizona.
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DRUG STORE
The group of m'nes recently purchas
ed by tho "South Hsibeo Copper MIn
Ina and Townslte Improvement Comp
any" are situate on the southwest sldo
of this copper basin, and extend
from the top of the mountains on tho ' PURE
west w iiil- coiner ui uiu dm sin on luo
eaBi'. Few people have any concep-
amount of mineral that lies in this ons, loilet Articles and Perfumes. Physicians Prescnp-
KrU "eSffhS fiSSSS hons Carefully and accurately Compounded.
Keeps on hand a large assortment of
DRUGS, HEDICINES AND ffHEMlCAIISr
Also a full line of the leading Patent Medicines,')
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here for eighteen
years and are down only 500 feet.
pimply because they found sufficient
ore between there and the surface, to
keen them in constant operation. It Is
said by parties who have the opportun
ity to know, that they now have suffi
cient ore In sight to maintain their
present output for fifteen years with
out having to sink another foot; and
l what Is true of their property must
be true of this company's property
when developed.
The stock books of the above com
pany are now open -for subscription
and a limited number of shares are of-,
fered at TWENTY CENTS per share.!
No applications for less than 100 shares
will be accepted. Applications for!
stock or copy of the prospectus to be
made to
PETER JOHNSON,
Fiscal Agent. Illsbee. Arizona.
Every dollar of the proceeds from
the sale of shares of stock and from
the sale of the company's town lots
and blocks, which we estimate will be
a large sum. will be invested in s'nk-
Also a well selected block of the best
WINES, LIQUORS AND
Call Rnd-seo us.
CIGARS
3". S. Trillla.znirs dz, Co.
FINE WINES
and LIQUORS
The Senate
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CIGARS Or THE BESI BRANDS MM KEPI ON HAN
ForRecorder;
FRANK HARE.
JForf District Attorney;
E. W. LAND.
For Probate Judge:
.-" 8.C. PERRIN.
JFor Assessor:
F. M. McKAY.
Jror Supervisors:
'' ' ,M.g. BENTON,
e R. W. BARR.
PRECINCT TICKET.
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or, Constable:
A. V. LEWIS.
THOS. VAUGHN.
FA6r Justice of the Peace:
' ' VM. SOHRIMOHEK,
JOHN KINSELLA.
THURSDAY, OCT.-20, 1898.
BRODIE'S SUDDEN CONVERSION.
It is already apparent that by nomi
nating Col. A. O. Brodio for delegate to
'Aongress the republicans made a eerioua
Ijaaistake. It cannot be claimed for him
jp; rf" that ho is a representative republican.
-'wo yeara ago uroaio was a supporter
''"and warm personal friend of Buckey
O'Neill, and an advocate of the free
poiuage of silvet, and until he returned
. ' from Cuba clothed with the. preatiuu of
; a Rough Rider there was no intimation
hat he had changed his views upon the
' issues which divide the two great polit
ical parties. ' ; '
Not until the opportunity "presented
itself of gaining prominence by renounc
ing principles which so recently he held
(Bpsentinl, did heehowBignBof wavering,
' ind when the' republican territorial con
Ventipn at Prescott, in its extremity,
nominated him. Brodio fell, like many
ambitious men have, lured by the 'lam
er of political notoriety. His convai
ioi) was ns sudden as that of Saul of
Tarsus, but how unlike in other rospoctt.
jSaul was regenerated byHho fierco light
which blinded his visual oriMnsbut;
illuminated, his soul. Brodio wu only
blinded to tho folly of the step ho has
taken and tho inconsistency of his pres
ent position.
Jt is certain, that no citizerf of Arizona,
who holda tho frco coinage of silver as
a cardinal principal oj his political faith,
will violate that belief by caetine hie
ballot for A. O. Brodio. Silver Belt.
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Just think of it I The republican par
ty of Cochise county, composed of men
jrho have ipen roperty doprociate in
, value, have stood helplessly by and wit
nessed their business and that of their
neighbors uop away from thorn liko the
(eajhera rrora a moulting chicken, loav
fng them empty handed and in rana, bo-
?aue of thobHglitJngjBffeuts of the sin
gle goldffitjiiidard, havo adopted a gold
plank iu4he1r platform, at tho diction
of tho money bags wIiobo mouth piece i
thePhoenix oracle. But the voters of the
; county, tho hard-working man, who
have epont years in a fruitless effort to
am a living for their familea and bear
; the burdens of oppressive taxation mado
nerous by class legislation, will bury
It bneath n mountain of honest votes
tho th of noxt month.
The Democrats pai ty of Couhisc coun
ty heartily jows tlie democrary of Jhe
entire country and all friends f the free
.. tnntf.aitn tnrtlt-n lit nniKrvtm. Ami ltM I tti ctWnPta ilnnnlnnmntlt tym1- tlui n...-ts
affirming a legiance to .he pmu-iples ieUatnre to the car- tlon of hoisting works and modern,
set forth in th" platform adopted by the ., , n. tB mM.ra. Mmj 'smelters, and all necessary improve- j
Democratic National Cm venti mof 1800. J-,nB, 0,,t f ti1Cse, mf8UPe remed- ment t0 make ,,, entcpprfse BcCPSg.
We ho enilorbe the platform adopted -"-'-"- - ' k" :-:k i ful In every way. We can deliver our
; uwit: jiu ua m set'urui a vic.ory ror. cokp siiipncs inrecuy iroiu ine rau-
the fi-oe colnatre of silver, stattvi.wt. ' road cars to the smelters; and cau
and legislation that will brinz the cov-
j eminent of Arizona closer to the peo
ple at large.
Courteous Treatment and Prompt Service
SUMMER DRINKS Milk Punch, Kw Flip, Rouky
Mountain Cooler. Mint Jnlin and Quaker Lemonades ,t
COMFORTABLE CLUB ROOMS IN CONNECTION
F. M. McKAY, Prfco.
by the Demotritic Territorial Conven
tion, September Kith 18!8.
AVe approve and ndore tho polioy of
our present icpreFentive in ccuijiresH,
the Hon. Marcus A. Smith, wbote abil
ity has gained for him an eminence in
the councils of the nation never attained
by any other delegate from any teni
tory.
We pledge our support to the present
standard bearer of the Arizona Democ
racy, and believing that only a eilver
man can truly .represMhe sentiments of
the people of this territov, we urge all
believers in the double monetary stand
ard to unite in electing to conuiesn that
fearless and unchanging ndvocatj of
eilver and tho peoples rights, Colonel J.
F. Wilfon.
We fetl inexpressable gratitude to the
brave soldiers and sailors who have won
Buch unparalleled victories for our flag,
for freedom and for civilization, and
point with especial pride to the record
of the volunteers from Arizona.
Wo aie opposed to tho removal of any
territorial public institution,.or the di
vision of any county by act of the. teiri
torial legislature.
We believe in the strictest economy
in the conduct of our county Kovern
ment and in the employment of every
honorable means to reduce the rate of
taxation now imposed on tho people.
BISBEE ni NACOSARI
Line,
TIM TAFT, Prop.
Stage
TERRITORIAL DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM.
The Democratic party of Arizona re
affirms Its allegiance to the principles
set forth In the national Democratic
platform adopted at Chicago at the na
tlonal convention In June, 1S06.
It demands that The mints of the
United States be opened to the coinage
of both gold and sliver at the ratio of
10 to 1, without asking or awaiting the
consent of any other nation.
To enforce the goldstandard through
the world Is Impossible. The pres
ent condition is intolerable. The Dcm
ocratlc party bcliaves that tho Issue
thus presented Is the most important
In American politics.
-The mtsslon of the United States Is
to teach the world the sublime lesson
of human liberty and self-government,
and the further lesson that Its people
have 'the courage and ability to dis
charge every responsibility which tlie
fortunes of war may have thrust upon
their country. Wherever the lag
waves It shall be the symbol of free-
ever guarantee the Inalienable rights
ever guarantee the InallnaWe rights
of life, liberty and tho pursuit of bap
pine!. We send a greeting to our
army and navy for their heroic valor
displayed on land and sea.
The Democratic party of Arizona
hereby .approves tlie recent war with
Spain ami justly shares In the glory of
Its results. We favor the independ
ence of Cuba and the retention by thla
government of- tho Spanish West In
dian possessions and the control by
this government of other Spanish ter
ritory now occupied by American
forces.
It Is" the duty of the government to
make homes for Its citizens. Arizona
has a largo amount of arable lands,
sufficient In extent for millions of pop
ulation, which can be reduced to culti
vntlonJhrongh the agoncy of the gv-
Lcave Blsbcc Thursdays 6:00 a. m.
Arrlvs in Bisbee Monday Evenings, i
OfftrP- At Copper ?ti
VliiW Whoro information
eeti Store
can be bad.
HO l FOR THE
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FOR
CHEAP SADDLES & HARNESS
A lnrtr lot of thn Colebratprl
PArKHTT LUtO. SADDL BSami
HARNESS, which will bo sold
cheap for cash.
ADAH & HULPIEU,
Corner O K Street arid Railroad Avenue.
also deliver our bullion directly to the
cars. We have no salaried officers
lMa
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Inspection
annual meeting of the company, full
and exhaustive reports will be sub
mitted to the stockholders, for their
approval.
This corporation is composed of prac
tical business men. Upon request of
interested parties, we will, with pleas
ure, submit evidence to show that our
claims are modest, In view of the re
markable indications and possibilities
of this property.
A PETER lOIKraOX
T. E. ROWAN, Treasurer.
Office No. 4 Bryson Block, Los An
geles, California.
The Old Reliable Butcher, -
Is now better prepared to meet the wants of the public, than ever before. Hi
He keeps -
him to pur- s
thn nnnrtnr t
win uu wen to can ana get prices.
ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY
And delivered to any part of tiie citv free of charge, Give-lama call.
Market at tlie corner of O. K. Street and Railroad Avenue
lience every uonar win ue usctt tor de-; pneer. are aslow as the lowest, and his meats are etrictly first-class.
ATntu ? . " -"" " l"Mic i .un.f. and there is nothing.'too good for
rn,'incnor.tinn of oil rtniM nn tiw cl,ase for the benefit of his customeri.. Parties who can use beef b'v
THR
ASSAY - OFFICE
PRICE LIST
Gold and Silver in one sample
Oliver
old
Copper, Iron, Zinc, Silica, Lime,
Fulphur, Antimony and Lead,
each ."
.$1.25
1.00
1.00
l.tO
Pamnle by mall or express receive pro rpt
unil I careful attention. Special rntes irncn
on flvo samples. Call for Kamuie MiMts. -nin-
P'cs can ue leit nt inr..lei'8. Dlllee 'icur
I the old grave) nitl, on Noli Hill.
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Olshee. Atlzona
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H Hiti Idlil slli L
via
THOA1AS WHITEHEAD,
Proprietor.
A representative estab
lishment catering to a
representative people.
OAO
Good Fare,
Reasonable Rates,
Correct Service,
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in .at of fresh candies in the
city always on hand. Fresh fruits of-all
kinds received daily. Oranges, lemons,
nuts, etc. Main St., next to Dr. Sweet's
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HUGHES DAIRY.
GEORGE HUGHES, Prop.
Is now piomrel to furnipli pure fresh
milktoall pnimntlynt ruling prices. Mv
daiiy is at the hiv.d if Wood Canyon,
near the tesideiuv of Jno. S. Wi'liamy.
Leave orders at tlie residence of
WILLIAM HUGHES,
HOWB LI, A V KNUR
N3TICE 10 CREDITORS.
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Estate of John Polln. iloceuscd :
Notice is iirkeby given n theun
i!critjiioil udininUtriUor of tho ovtuto of
John Dolin, jlcccnscd, to tho creditors of ami
nil persons hnviiij claims aeiiliist tlio siiid
deceased, to exhibit them, w th tho necox
snry votlclicrs, within or montlis nflcr thi
flrs.t publlcatlou of this notice, to-thornld
ndininistrator. nt Hlshcp, tho lamo hcin
the plruo for Ihc trniif action of thn lm-iii;osfc
of said Cbtatu in suid county of Cocldse.
JOHN KHATING,
Administrator of tho ottato of Jno. Uolln
deccuod.
Dated this 23th day of Alienist, A. D. if 5?.
Dick's
Restau
k r im
rant
The only first-class Restau
rant in the city. Tables sup
plied with all the delicacies .-.-,,
t-f tlie season. Meals at all
hours. Opp. ngius Hotel
R. R. Lockett, Proprietor
Our line of wall pn j or ia the vi'.y
latest, hciiitf deninns of 1808.
ll2.'J-tf AlKIUMT JOKKS.'I.
If yon niod a newFaiidle, hurni'sp, or
arythinii in that line yoit can find it at
tl e O K harni'K? nliop. jl!2-tf
Lilly kl 8 oIhisI mm tMalc uO.
Property of all kinds handled on commission
Honscs to Rent and Property for Sale
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A penerul real estate lmsincps transacted
OFFICE ON aAXN STREET. niSKEE, ARIZONA
GEORGE SMART.
R. M. CUMMINGS.
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Do You Puncture
Your Tire?
w5Bifrt.i4i04oirfwvA.J
AV15 repair hills and all trouhlo hy riding Ciiasc
1 ourm xiircau Tii-cs. 1Ub ot punetures
perfectly, and are aa reailient na any other road
tire made.
Chase Tires Repaired Free of Clarp DDriDi 189?
SMART & CUMMINGS,
G-eneial -BlacDssnacii-etLs.
HORSESHOEING. A SPECIALTY.
VETI3IIINAKY AND HOOF TKKATMKXT. 0. K. CORRAL
Ttwv r fl(LI
til' delivered at our store. If your dealer hasn't them in Htocl: we will delivc
u to you, express paid, if caih accompanies the order. 1'ricu per pair, with
pump and ronair outfit: 30-incli, $13; iW-inch, ,12; SlMnch, flO; 24-incli,
MORGAN & WRIGHT TIKES !f(5.50 per pair; I'AUIEIl-e, $8.20; HART
FORDS, 8; DIAMONDS, $7.50.
PINNEY& ROBINSON
SoutliMCMtcrn Depot for Cltnc Tires, BJceIes, Tvpewrt
er, riioto stock. rixdcxzx, Aura.
FREE COINAGE SALOON
J. A. IRWIN & CO., Props.
Carries tho famous
31X2 Velvet WMskey
FINK WINKS, ETC.
International and Sun Spot Cigars
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