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The Prospkctor
JUNE
.29 1890
RAILROAD T.MEiTABLES
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A. NAUCLE. L. II. At.BECHT.
Assistnt General Manager. Train Master.
MARICOPA & PHOENIX R. R.
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U. H. Hoxsucu, Geo, Supt.
LOCAL NOTES.
Dr. Gaff, Benson Physician
argeoa.
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Mlver is quoted at CS
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The Engine Co. boys will oall on
you in a few days to sell you a ticket.
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The Lot Angeles Alining Exchange
u opened last week with a number
of Arizona properties.
The board of supervisors held a
meeting this afternoon, Supervisor
Williams arriving at rxooo from Bit
bee to ottend.
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The report of the Southern Pacific
railroad company for the year ending
Dec. 31, 1895, show that the net earn
ings per mile was f 2,296.62.
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Owing to partial failure in thp
California grape crop salt River val
ley grower! are realizing high price
and carload shipments are going east
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Daughter Mother may I attend
the dance Friday night? Mother
Yes, ray dear; if you can find some
one to take yon. 3t
i sa s
The cattle .shipments for the year
are about over in Cochiie county and
pricea obtained were more generally
satisfactory than for the past ten
years.
"It is with pleasure I tell you that
by one day's use of Chamberlain's
Cough remedy I was relieved of a
rery severe cold. My bend was com
pletely stopped np and I could not
Ieep at night. I can recommend
this remedy. Chae. M. Outfeld of
Eeedly, Frrsno Co., Cal." A cold
nearlr always start in the head and
afterwardsex tends to the throat and
lungs. By using this remedy freely
as soon as the cold has been contract
ed it will cure at once and nrstynrit it
irotn extending to tbe lung- For Sale
by Tombstone Drug Store. m.
Awarded
Highest HonorsWorld' Pair,
W CREAM
BAKING
PWDW
MOST PERFECT MADS.
psae Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Pre
HiHia, Aauierany ether a&dteraat
40 TTEAtS TH STAMBAta
ANOTHER BIG SALE.
KoseMOHt Mines Bought
Lewisolm Brothers.
by
The sale of tbe exteonve group o
copper niiues, smelting plant and
other buildings situated at K'emont,
Pima county, was consummated todsy
and Ihi well known firm of Lewiohn
Brothers of New York City are now
the owners.
TheCi i unsays the final payment fi r
the entire properly was made througl
the Consolidated Katioual Bank of
Tucson, to the former owner, Mr L
J. Roe of Los Angolec, California, snd
Messrs. McCleary and Shaw, of Kose
roont. The transfer includes all the
poisesiions of the former Jlnseniout
Mit.ing and Smelting company, one
of the best copper miniucpropotiiiom
in Arizona.
The title is of the greatest impor
tance toTucoon and Pima count since
the purchase by the Lcnirohn "Broth
ers means active resumption of mis
ing and smelling and a consequent
valuable increase of tralr, Tucson be
ing the natural financial center and
base of supplies.
That so powerful and expriontd a
firm have become identified with the
mining industries of this section, says
the Ci izeo, is cause for congratula
tion, especially since the active re
sumption of nork will give employ,
raent to many miners and emelUr
men and thus add materially to the
general prosperity.
The IMBCwverx Narad hli I. lie.
Mr. U. Caillo'jette, Druggist, Beaver
sville, IlL,say8:"To Dr. King's New
Discovery I owe my life, Was taken
with la Urippe and triea all the pliy
sieiinfl, but of no avail anil waa given
up and lol'l I could not live. H&viug
Dr. King's New Discovery in my store
I sent for a bottle and began its use
and from the first dose began to get bet
ter, ami after using three bottle was up
and about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. We won't keep store
or house without it." Get a freo t lall
t the Tombstone Drng Store.
The S. P. Co. have issued attract
ive posters proclaiming tbe fact that
fortnightly excursions are rua to the
California resortr, "where the cool sea
breezes blow."
Mr. Jebn G. Mason, an engineer on
tbe K. M. 4 A. for a number of years
is In the city. Mr. Mason is a pleas
ant agreeable gentleman and is htie
on eu urgut business matter.
Star: Several wagons laden with
timbers and supplies left for Old Glory
Monday. The machinery ordered
has not been received yet, but a camp
of about 300 persona has been alre&d)
itablished at the mine.
About twenty Mexicans are work
ing with good auccers the placer
ground betwoen Washington Camp
and La Noria. They use dry w&tbers
and realize $1.50 to $2.00 per day to
each man.
Frabk G. Bloom of Trinidad Colo
rado, the heaviest shipper of cattle
from the southern section of Arizona
this re.tr. is now operating in northern
Arixsna. Ilia shipments go princi
pally to Colorado and Montana.
Saturday last there arrived at liar-
sbaw Mr. S, X. Taylor, of Denver, re
presenting tbe Colorado Iron Works.
It is reported that the vitit of tbe
gentleman signifies tbe probable erec
tion of a now reduction plant in the
near future.
The Southern Pacific Co. have been
ballasting its track with heavv gravel,
where there is danger of waahouts and
is better prepared than ever to meet
the washout seasen that has been so
disastrous in ttie past to all railroads
ia the west.
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Attention is called to tbe ad of the
Engine company ball in another col
umn. It is to be a calico ball and a
general ceod time U ami. ipated. Tbe
F', Huactiaca band hv beeo engaged
and good inosit i as ired.
Silver Bel! : Nearly one hundred
men lately in thu employ of tbe Old
Dominion Copper company have left
Globe since the wotka shut down
Many of them also left many debts
HnrstisSed. The restaurants were
hardest hit, and s me of the storss
and saloons.
The sandstoim of yesterday- was a
peculiar cneio many w. Watched
from a distanc the sterol appeared 19
becoming at furious rate, but ah-n it
enveloped the city with its ever
increasing cloud of dust it was not
accompanied b, the gale of witd suob
as might have been expected. All
looe dirt end sand was gathered up
and carried upward in the thickening
eloud of card which the sun a evca
incapable or psnetre'.ine, a fact geni
ally nimni'Uted upon. At Pero the
mm was said to have raged in all its
fury, but enroute here its strength
and fotce was ma'etiallr leisoneJ by
hs pio'ecting Dragoon range of
mountains.
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How to Jur IthtiMsntlana.
Araoo. Coosk Co., Ort .Nov J10 1803,
I wirh to inhirtn you ol tue great
good Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
done my wife. She has been troubled
witli rheumatism of the arms and
I. snd for tix months, and has tried
remedies prescribed for that complaint
but found no relief until she med this
Pain Da'm; one bjtlle of which has
completely cured her. I take pleas
ure in recommending it for that trou
ble. Yours trulv. C. A. Bullokb. 50
cent and $1.00 bottles for sale by
Tombstone Dug Co. M
ARIZONA-NEW MEXICO-
Capital is Needed to Develop
Their Rich Resource?-
The time has come for the west to
again call tbe attention of the over
crowded east to the advantages it"3eri
to home-seeker with some means and
to capitalists with money to invest.
The territories of Arlzooa and New
Mexico especially should seize the op
portunity to greatly increase their
papulation with the most desirable
elajs of American immigrants, say
the Los Angeles Express. We urge
especially on the territories the impor
tance of giving this immediate atten
tion, because they are more favorably
situated and circumstanced than any
other section in the Union to profit by
the next migration of people from east
of tbe Mississippi toward the setting
sun.
The misconception of the east are
mote numerous about Arizona and
Jlcw Meiico than concerning any
part of the wes. today. Eten the in
telligst people believe tbs whole
Country an uninhabitable deser, and
il will take lots of advertising to per
suade that the country is really what
il is.
Capital is what Arizona and New
Mexico want. Do not invite labor
until you have ennething for labor to
do, but interest capital and labor will
came quick enough when the work
begins.
At the election last evening hold by
the fire department for tbe election of
a chief of 1 ha department, and also a
steward. Three sets of candidates
oqe Irom each company was in the
field. Mr. Ben Cook, the K?iicue
company mmiaec, wis chosen a
chief, and Kobt. Martin as steward.
The new chief is on 3 of the oldest Bre
men in the department, is a poutar
townsman and will carry the honors
with becomiLg grace and diguity.
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Capt. George G. Mulled 11 having
two boats built in San Francisco to be
used in making a -trip through the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The
boats will be built after the life saving
plan, especially arranged so as to shoot
the great rapids that abound in the
canyon. He will make his start where
the Green river empties into tbe Colo
rado. If the captain makes the trip
be will be the third man who has
dared to lead a lace over that grand
and dangerous route. Professor Pow
ell made the trip, but in doing so lost
a man or so and was wrecked, ducked
and, shaken up generally. Mineral
Wealth.
It ia prebable tbat Frank Leslie,
who wa sentenced froui this county
to Yuma for life for aourder, is likely
(o soon be a free map, a the Gazette
states that executive clemency is
likely to be extended in his behalf by
Gor. Franklin.
Tbe U. S. Gov't Reports
aha Royal Daklnj Pnrdtt I
A report lately drawn up by Dr.
Lombardooo tbe sulphur mines of
Sicily is so fearful ae to be almost in
credible. Dr. Lomhardo says tbat ia
his province alone SjOOO children are
employed in tbe extraction of sulphur
and hat it is aa established fact tbat
they are literally "spurred" by thii
overseers to quicken their movements,
oaaaof the marks frequently remain
iog'livid on the akin for as lougaa tea
days. These brutal creatures Till
even burn the shins and calve of the
children with their lamp to make
thewj work faster, these borne con
stantly resulting in loathsome soras,
which tbe doctor has often been re
quired to investigate, as also tbe
diseases to which they give riea.-Prese
HOW THEY STAND.
A Large 3Injtirily of the Dele
gates Favor Silver.
The Chicago Tribune whkh has
made a canvass of the Democratic
National convention delegates gives
tbe result of its investigations on the
silver isnue ond says;
"A canvass of the delegates in every
state state and territorj on the cur
rency question shows 578 delegates 10
the democratic national cnuvuntion to
be either by instruction or percoua!
preference for the free and unlimited
eoiaage of silver at 16 to 1, agaiust
328 delegates Instructed for or favor
ing a continuanco of the jreent gold
standard."
S-'OU OVKK I-'lK-rV VK ARM.
An old, well-tried remedy. Mr
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used forever fifty years by millions of
mothers lor their children white teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, fcOltens the gum', allays all
paiu.curen vtind colic, and ie the best
remedy fur diarrhoea. It in pleasant
to the taste. Sold by druggist in
every part of tbe world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Its value is incalcu
lable. Be sure and k for Mr'. Win.
aloa's Snolhing Syrup, aud take
no other kind.
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powdet
so pure or so great la leav
enlmr power tbe Bays
TO THE SEASHORE.
Excursion Rates to Santa Mon
ica ard the Sea Coast
Over the
S P. R R. FROM BENSON
To parties desiring to go to the ser
sfaore to spend the summer and enjoy
the cool salt water breeze, should tbke
advantage nf the excursion rate of
$31.05 from
BENSON TO SANTA MONICA.
Tickets good for CO days. For further
information apply to
F. 8. WEBSTER.
Agent at Benson,
Or T. A. Goodmak,
G. F. A., San Francisco
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Ho! r WaasUMKtwa!
"Tilkets to Arashipf tofi.T). C w'M
be placed on sale at Benson July 2, 3,
4 and 5 at uu fare lor 'he round trip;
limited to July 14, or Slat. This i
the best cbauce ever oflered Arizona
people to make a short visit to the
capital city. Open fr all. For fur
ther rart'culars call 00 ar address
F. i.WEBSrEB,
Agent, Benson.
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM.
Effec.tually.yet gently,io hen tive or
billious or hen the blod cosimpure or
slugfiiib, to permanently cure habitual
cousiipation, to awaken the kidneys and
iver to a healty activity, without irrita -irg
or weakening them, to dispel head
aches, coldsor fevers use Syrup of Figs.
FOBJ81LE CHEAP A horse and
buifgv; horse gentle, buggy and har
ness in good order. Will ullrheap.
For further particulars, call at ":
address this office. J Clw
1880. 1896.
I61I Anial Ball,
E3VG1ISTE CO. 3VO. 1
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MINING EXCHANGE HALL,
FKIDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1SS6.
COMMIITEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
C A, Baloni O. L. Bashford. J. Niceninder,
John Raney, Sam Walt. C a Tatbell,
). N. Harden.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Wra. Corbet!. John iTinderille. Peter GilL
U Lombardi, Chas, Ricigl!upi. RobL Be.t.
Geo. BrTin. Wm. Harris, Ben Coot.
J. V. Vickers. W D.Monraonier, 3. Hattich.
S. M. Barrow, . N. McDonoujh.K.N.Wolcott
los. Hor&cT. C. I Cummmgi, A.W. Smith,
I.McPriereon. Tno. Allison. A. Barron,
M. Coslello, P.aWarnekros. G. H. r'ms.
W. F.Bradley, Julius Ceaser, Frank Blau.
FLOOR MANAGER. - Joseph F. Lippert
FLOOR DIRECTOR. fieo. J. Rafferty.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Henry Dunler. F. K, Cadwell, Scott White,
W.A Haraood.Harry MOIer, W. R. Kng.
. Wentworth, Peter Hook. lesi Rodgtrs,
M. Dole. J. a Mima, R. Vincent.
Tbos. A. Smith. Wm. Garrett, Wra. Kirlew-
AU memcers are requested to appear In tul
uruform.
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GOODS ALL FRESH AND NEW
We Hespectfully Solicit The Trade of All Residents C
ochise County. No Iroutr to Show Oooda.l CmllqnJn
Convince Yourself oj The
PIONEER STORE,
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