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It I "ityaud Conntv Official Paper. JM IVIl DHlifllJlfl
1 " I IUBLISHED EVERY EVENING ,rr7,v
El I (Exceit 8UKDAV.) -0 " -& ALLEA ST.
Tit 1 ' f f BY-
r I ' 'Fremont 8t Opposite City Hull f 1 ill If if I 1 ' ij' I ' 1 1 Si If 11
I) Tint PiOsFKCro will not holditelfresp IB I'i B OsfillSi H i ifl I v F I 1 ffiS 5S ')
H H sible foranyof the articles orsentimnis V9 I I J I Km 11 Ml 8,1 , LI n L J E Ijf Bs ni 3
It 1 Ectcred tn the Tombstone PostoSke at I lifi! til) I Ii I! Ii 11)11 till.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
.'- t AMES REII.Y. ATTORNEY AND
t I J Counselor at Law. Land and Mining
9 . caet a $ptcia3ty. Tointetone. Atuona.
WU. C STAKHLE, AT1X)XNEY AT
Law and Nouuy PuUic, Tosibstons,
Arizona.
.H
lERRlN'C & HERRING. ATTORNEYS
and Couofclort a Lab. OStcc on
Tocehnut itrect. between Second anJ
and Third, opposite the Court House.
fEO. W. SWAIN. ATTORNEY AT
Ltb La. Wa practioe In all courts of the
Territory. Torabstoae. Aruona.
f S.CUHK, ATTORNEY AMJCQUN-
j " t m sc!or at Law. O 5ce on Kcnnb Street,
if m ' brtejn AlVaand Toi-ghnnt. Tomb-
lose.,
t joe. -t Will practice in all the cou
cf ttie
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Iscrrjlory.
ARLES C.RANVILLE lOHNSTON.
Attorney and CcinseHcr at Law and
rotirr PubLc; 41 rreiuont Mrcet. bet.
4tn jmd 5th tree. A member of the &r 01
llie .wprcnw Court of the Tcrri ory, and will
prictlce many of the courts iheiCJ.
B
ERTIIA HERRING, TYPEWRITER
and Notary Public TougUnut buret,
Toni-toEe. Arizofa.
A.
WENIWOKrii. COUNTY RE-
co-dcr an 1 Abstract O.Tice. Abstracts
of title to real cslkteand mines furn-
shed promptly and acurtely. Complete tran.
senpts. Orhce la Gam 3Ioxe. Toaibstcoe.
O.
E. ALVORD. JUSTICE OF THE
Peace. Office on AUenSt: bet 3d &
ath. Tombstone.
L KOSK.A. I USTlCli OK T HE PEACE.
Office co 4th St. bet.
Allen and
Toujbaut. Tomhitone.
HS, GORDON. II. l. PHYSICIAN AND
burgeon: Office adjoining his residence
jen id street, CaSs attended tl all hears day and
-nijnt.
FC. EARLt. ASaAYEIi AND MiTA.
logical La!orato-y. o-c No, 31 y.
Fremont Si. opioiie City Hail.
THE ORDERS-
T.& A M.
K'
'ING SOLOWN LODGE N 5,
meets Curd Jt'irdiy 1.1 ctci month.
YisiuniC hrclhis cordLillr nnred t at-
tend. W.M.J H McPUEK-ON.
A. U GROW "Jseoy.
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1OCHISK CHAIThR No . MEETS
thjd We. nexlty ineach nwa'h. Vis
itinj; Commi.ions cordially innrcl to at
tend.- . TOM LOVkY, II. P.
.A-AVKNTWORTH. S-cntary.
I. ). S. of A.
W '"ASHING IDN CAMi O. t MEFTS
in Friday et t;nj iu eath munih. Vis
iuaj Comrafes cordiallv inrit'd. ,
A. L. GROW.
ecrury.
A. O. L. "V.
TOlfBSTONB LODGE NO. 3. A. O. U.
M. pi et tt and jd Tharsd-iy in each
month Visitme trothe cordially In
,ted. K03T. KEST, M. W.
V. D. IfootoxitR, Recorder.
Iv. f 1.
- 4 RIZONA LODGE 1 KNIGHTS OF
V, PylhUs. No. 4.. me-ts erery it and
d Mondays' in each month. Visiuif; brothers
irrdivly inrfted
3nHNNOBIIE.CC
W. D. MONllONIEPj K. oS.
tR JTECTION HO-E COXlPANY NO, 3.
me:ts Fiist Sunday in each mo nil 01 their
nwe bcure on th corner of Setnth and Fre
ao tt streets, opposite tVe school houe.
w. conuETT.
Foreman,
Wr ILIWKE; Secretary.
R'
LV:UE HOSE COWPANV MEETS
First Jnaday in each month t City Hall,
Fn-rnont icKl. I. V. VICKERS.
f W ENTWORTH, Secty. HreUdtnt,
. N. MCDONOUGH. Formaa.
TTll GINE COMPANY NO. t, MEETS
Jjj last Sunday in eaeh month, at hose house,
en the comer of Tooghtut and 5m streets
lO"EPH LIPPKRT. Foreman.
HEKRVDUNKEK. SecrcUry
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WATER WORKS
- - i F CALVES, Prrp,
Water lfcr Barrel, - 25 Cents
Water. Per Bucket - G Outs.
PROMPT SERVICE.
. leduced Rates by the Month
eare orders ftb sa?on, o- at ihi
mm?m
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IrlY BOOBS
Is Complete, Embracing all the latest St3'les, Designs,
Textures, Patterns, and Shades of a large
and U'ell selected stock of
Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Checks
Ribbons, Laces, Hoisery,
Etc. Etc. Etc.
MEN'S! FUMISHQIG DEPARTMEI
A Specialty is made of this Department and the price,
style and quality are bound to please.
CLOTHING, SHIRTS. UNDERWARE NECKTIES, ETC
MARYSVILLE AND OREGON UNDERWARE.
NEAT NOBBY SUITS FROM $10 AND UPWARD.
HAT Ai SHOE BEPARTIEITS
Stetson, Fedora, Kenton and other far.ious Hats,
Ladies and Children Dongolla and Eusset Shoea, "
Buckingham & Ilech's Cowboy Boots and Shoes.
Finest. Footwear of Celebrated Manufacture.
Slippers, Ties, and finest Kid Shoes.
SOLE AGENT FOB FAMOUS WATFRTOWN SHOES.
irsT
CROCKERY, EAWAI: AI -SADDLERY
DEPARTMENTS
A full stock iscarried consisting of
Glassware,
Oroclcei-y,
Cat OIiis-K,
Fancy Cups!.
Canvass Tents,
"V'agon Covers,
IJata-assssox.
EverytMng at Lowest" Easlafa Prices
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DEPARTMENT
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11 artlAvare,
Tinware,
Ttf-s Xistols,3
Ca tridjjefs0
Harness
Saddles, "
Spurs.)
BARROW.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY
itw-untMxsxixzMejii&XBttmzu''-' HifTBrartrwiitMj
A, J. DISSECT, 1'ItUPHIETOIt
.Pure ice delivered to any-part ol the city, a
2 CLWTS PER PO UjXD
Svccial rates to families for
ice for regular customers.
isTOFFICiAND l:E HOUSE 5TH ST.-CJ
Oppo it! PostcflBce.
C. Ii. CiinimincH, I'rnin-ictor.
Pure ice dehvered to any part o at
1 1-2 CENTS Per POVjYD
Orders can he left at office
with C. L Cumm-ings,
Cor. 5 th (j- Fremont-
Ycur Patronage Is Kespect'u ly Solicited.
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Fremo t s reet, opposi e Prospector.
FAMILY PKOTOGRAHS
OUR SFECIALTY
Careful attention git. en to turning o t the
Fliiet xU"t and picturet nf tlj ! "
o mott arihtic manner, superior
finish and tone.
TED3 JL C7 G3? "37.112 33 S3
Taken on short notice. Groups a s e
cialty Chbinct, panel ind standard
Telstoiie I Fearce
MAIL AND STAGE LIKE.
FBSMK 8LATZ.
1. irlet r.
Will make semi-weekly trips to the
New Camp, on Wedntsdiyand Sunday
ftf iifh tt rlr milrinf lh rnnnl trin in
one day, carrying the U. S. m ill and
pasenger3.
FAKE (round Irip) ?3
The Nalionil Matte Smelter.
A practical and simp'e rnethsd of raittme
sulphide ore, such avnicxlc, Uiitftr, go'A and
si!er ore. In localities liere l-ad ores and
fuels are scarce and alma.t cnattaicable, our
pyntic. nater 1 icket Matte Smelter has been re
cognized with highly satisfactory renlts, and
has been thoro'ishly tested on vinous pvratic,
su'phide and arsenide ores, in capvity of 2 to
to tons per day. It is the most practical,
cheapest and simplest mtli3d of pold and siher
ore matting and concentrating th.t is known
tocay
It rcqnirejno extrio-d.Tiary skill, no leid ores,
no flaxinz material ancT no fuel of any kind for
the siicKer alter it is started. The sulphur in
the ore Is Its natural fit 1 oily, and its co,t has
00 coropansoa with any other proeeiS of con
centralhi Weare prepired to furnish any sixe or capac
ity plant co-nolcte to sstMintnl mining pp'e,
setitupandrrraihourm:n t( run it for them
on eay payment Pice and spci5caijns
furmsh-d with references and tcstanonials on
app'icatoi.
KnovALoanA reductiom Co.
5736 Cheltenham Avenue, St. I-onis. Mo,
Manufacturers of Furnaces for
N'.dcle, Copper, Gold, Silver and Lead Ores,
jaciy
Arizona & Southeaslern Rail
road Company.
The annual meetiae cf the stock holders of
this Company, for Ihe election of D.recton, and
for the transaction of Such other basiness as may
bi properly brought before the meeting, will be
held at the oihes of the company, Nc. 09 olm
Street, in the Ciiy of New York, on Monday
aljr 6ih, iEy5, at 2 o'clock p. m
GEOU3C NOTMAV,
jZ.a d Secreury
Consolidated National Rank.
CaniUI Stock - 9 . $50,000.
OFFICERS.
M. P- FREEMAN, President.
,V. C DAVIN V-ice-PrearVt.
' " H.B.TEN'NEYCa-m.-.
Issues- drafts amihbli at any point la the
Urut-d Suirs. Diaws b31s of exchanf e 03 a
European cities, and cukre aspecia'ty ofootot
town account with invd.idual', firms and cor
poralions. ra z6-tf
WASTED AT ONrE; ACTIVE AGENTS
for each county;-ei;clqsive control and
no rsk. Wid el:ar 1 to as hundred dollars a
year. Enclose sump foriul! pjrticutars, or 25c
for $ 1 sample.
Big Rapids Mi.ner.m. Water Co.,
Qj23.im Us Rapids, Vich.
REUKMaILV cjrod br Dr. JH'cs1 Pais
?m&. "Oncccai ackeo. At all drusdsts
ICOTJ:i. AUKIVAtJ
COCIIISK
J. S. WiSliiDip, liisbce.
II. T. Hall, Sn Fruacisco.
1 a LACE.
M. 31. 1'oo!-, Saa Franchco.
Sam Auguii, Biibet.""
J.S.Anguii', "
J.Maion. iJcnfon.
P. Cunningham, Kisbce.
sa:j josk.
W. Ii. Jeokin", Jlexioo.
"tiro for Zlcntlaclie.
A a remedy for all forms of Head
SKtf'reafTiSi:
cut cure ami inn most dreaueu liab
ittial tick headache ield to its inflti.
enc. Wo urge all who re elliicted
to procuru a bottle and give this rem
edy affair trial. In c,ei of habitual
contipaiion Electric Bitters cures by
Klvtrig Hie nee ed tcie to the bowels
and few cases luoe reit the uen of
thi medicine. Try it once. Fifty
ceuts and $1.00 at Tombstone and
any DruK Slore,
-CsSSi
s
Gladness Comes
With a Letter understanding' cf the
transient nature of the many phys
ical !lls, 'which vanish before proper ef
forts gentle efforts plcasanteftorts
rljrhtlv directed. There is comfort in
the kno- ledge, that so maoy forms of
blekness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the plcnsciit
family laxative, byrup of Tips, prompt
ly removes. That is uhy it is the only
xx'iuniji i.iiu iiiiiiiuuaui luuiiiiea, uiiuis
everywhere esteemed so highly bv all
yjk value cooi neaitn. lis ienchc'ial
efFects are due to the fact, that itis the
one remedy vrhieh promotes internal
cleanliness nlthout debilitating the
oiganson wfilrn irncts. It is tlierelore
all iniportan, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to noto when you pur
chase, that yon have the pemiinc arti
cle, which is mamjfrjcturcd by the Cali
fornia Tiff Syrup I'o. only and sold 1.7
all reputable ilmrj'yists.
If in tlio e:ijo,n"ient of good health,
and the syst m '5s regular, Lixalsvcs or
other reineilies arc then not needed. If
afllictcd vtith any act.i:il disease, one
may be command Jd to the most Mtillfui
physicians, but if in need A a laxative,
one should have the best, and u ith the
well-informed overj-where, Syruri of
Figs steads highest and is most largely
used and gives r- - general satisfaction.
W. O. ABBOTX.
ASSAYIDR.
PRICES FOR ASSAXIXG.
TOMESTOXE, A. T.
Gold Jt.co
Silr. i.oc-
Lead... 1.00
Gold and S.Wer. onesample. ........... 1.25
Gold. Silver and lead, one sample.. a 00
Copper 1.50
Silica ... 1.50
Minjanese. 1.50
Ume.... . ............ 1.50
Iron .. 1. co
Zinc.... .,....- 2.00
Ofliceund IJasnlcnce Overlcck
Ilone-
Q1JS1 PAXEY,
AUn ft, vzr ti, k(0.d CustoIIouse
VrE:ErAHLES.
FKDIT3,
1 CTATOESr
ONIONS'
ETC
yrfih fhillfbTrtia fruit received every day
. My eiprrti. Everything told at
lovf'tt rater. Gookt delivered
free to all parts of eitx.
MANLY ieOR
OVCG IMiKR In harmony
with tlio worM,2000
cernplctely enrwt men are
acstatr uaupy rnues lor
lao reatee v, Kranc
est and most ace
eossf nl c;re for sex
ual weaineo-) and
lo'tvliror knoTrn to
mcdlrnl fdcace. An
) account of this tron
dcrul dlfcocery, la
bnok form, with rrf-
errncca and proofs,
will hoeent to snf-
rcrinjr men (scalod) Jrte. roll manly rtcor '
permanently rcsurco. jrauore unpossiiua. 1
.V-Ni """rVS.TiV
3 i $h F$$l
"ilM
. f i' my
1. 1 iE. .L
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Highest of all in Leavenin.Powcr.
R0
ABSOLUTELY PUESE
THE LATEST MS
The Clans Beginning to Arrive
at Chicago.
BLAND BOOMERS ARE FIRST
TlieLeadvilie Strike Situation
- 100 Miiiers Entombed
D0WX AX EMBAXK3IEXT-
General Ilappculogs Tlirouh
out the Couutry.
Sa Fba!?..isco. James S. Dawgon,
an employe of the electric litht com
pany, while striDingwirei on Market
street yesterday, became entangled
vs ith live wires and was burned to
death before asiiitanca reached him.
Lkadviu-e. There i practically no
cbaoge in tb.9 strike situation. Thv
miners remain firm in their determin
ation not to work for lest than $3 per
day, and the mine managers show no
iifpo'itien to accede to this demand
or to treat with the miner'a union.
The supply of ore ia growing low at
the.rneltcr. The big pumps at the
wt mines are running steadily,
Chilaco. The Bland boom is first
ef the personal bourns to arrive and
can hardly be said to be here yet
Georgo W. Allen, secretary ot the St.
Louis Bland executive committee,
cams as ad vace agent today and open
ed n hat are to be the Bland head
quarters at the Auditorium annex.
Chicago. Leaders of the demo
cratic silver forces in the -various
elates are beginning to gather prepar
atory to their meeting, which will be
held in the Sherman house in this
city tomorrow under the auspices ol
the bimetallic democratic national
committee.
WASiiiKGTex. Colocel John K.
Fellows of New York said today:
'There ia no use in trying to head
on this silver movement. It will sweep
New York itself like sous white simoon
of finacce. Seven up-eountry farmers
out of ten are for Jftr ilrer at 16 ta 1
in New York right now. This cry for
free silver amounts to a reolul.'oi. I
am going to Chicago to fight for gold,
but it will b' planting and no fruit;
sowing and no harvest, rave a harvest
of disappointment. Free silver at 16
to 1 will carry New York."
BegTOS. A email pier at Hariae
park, used a a landing for ferry boats,
was overerswdtd yesterday and col
lapsed. Many people were precipitat
ed into the water. Several ate re
ported drowned.
WiLxesB iRBE, Pa. Excitement at
the Twin Shaft ia PitUton, where
nearly 100 miners were entombed yes
terday, is very great. Wives and"
children of those ea torn bed stand near
the opening to the death chamber,
urging reseuert to greater effort.
MoBTmiut, Caa, The wsut ttwi
I.
No rjJ
Latest U.S. Gov't Report
mailaLdexpreis train on the Grafdil?
Truxit lailroaJ wa ditched ne
Cornwall thU evening by a brok
ruil. The en tiro train went down" .
viuuaokmeni auu many
were badly hurt.
paerengei
xirriiK. - v 1 1
To the traveling public: Notice is ' ' j
hereby giveu that after July 1st. I
tvill have severed my connection with ,
the Arlington House and having se- - ,
secured the JlcIIenry home opposiU,
the Vizina Co., Office and fitted i
up for the accomodation of travelen
I respectfully ask a continiance c I
jour lateral patronage. J
JlRa. II. BAVniir, f
The Worlds Fair Tests' ,
showed no buldng powder
so pure or so great la Jssy
enlns cover nr tbs RnvnT
1880. 1896.
16tk Annual Ball,
JEIGrXTJE CO. iVO. X
AT
MINING EXCHANGb HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 182G.
COMMITTEE oF ARRANGEMENTS.
C A. Eulotti
John Raney,
O. L. Bxshford,
Sam Watt,
J. N. Warden.
J. Nicewinder,
C. a Tarbel',
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Wm. Corbett, John I'rindeviIIe, Peter Gak
L. Lombardi, Chas, Eiclgalupi, Robt. Best,
Geo. Bravin, Wm. Uarns, Ben Cook,
I. V. Vickers, W D.Monmonicr, 3. llattich.
S. M Barrow, . N. McDonough,F N Wolcott
Ios. Hotfler. C. L. Cummingi, A.U'. Smith,
I McPherson, Thos. Allison, A. Barron,
M. Costello P.lWarnekro3, G. H. Fitts,
W. F.Bradley, JuUusCeaser, Frank Blatz.
FLOOR MANAGER. - . Joseph F. Lippcrt
FLOOR DIRECTOR. Geo. J. RaflVty.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Hemy Danker, F. E. Cadwcll, Scott White,
W.AHarwood, Harry Miller. W. R. King.
a. Wentworth, Peter Hook, less Rodgcrs,
M. Dovle. 1. a Muno. R. Vincent.
Thos. A. Smith, Wm, Ganett, Wm. Kir lew.
All members are requested to appear in fu'l
ucunrm.
Music by the Ft. Hiach jca Dind.
TICKETS $1
On sale at I F. Lippert's, and . B. Mtaco's.
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT,
GEO. G. aicGEE, Prop
FAIRBANK, ARIZONA.
Headquarters for visitors from Tomb
stone end surrounding countryT
Best of wines, liquors ar-rl-djars always
kept on hand.
BEER ON DRAUGHT.
P.l
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
A FULL LINF
OK GROCERIES
ANDJPROVISIONS
CIGARS! " "
AND TOBACCO
Constantly kept on hand. Patronage tolidt
FAIRBANK. AKIZONA.
DBMABTIL
Fairbnit Restaurant .?
r AIEB ASKi AHIZOSA."
MRS. K. IIARRLNGTON, Prv-
TAELES SUPPLIED- " "
WITH THE BEST !Jn
OF EVERYTniNi
Charges reasonable Parties going from To"dfT.
dinner before the tario arriTei. Pui
ic patronage Lrepecitillr
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