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TOMBSTONE
PROSPECTOR,
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OUR WATCHWORD----"GOCHlSE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
VOL. IX.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA THURSDAY EVENING. JULY
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THE KSK5PECT0R
'5ity and Countv Official Paper
rUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
(EXCEPT SUKDAY.)
BY
J' Wm. Exttich Editor and Proprietor.
Fremont St., Oiponlte) City Hall
Thi Phospectob will not hold itself resp
sible for any of the articles or sentunrcts
pressed by any of its correspondent!
Entered la the Tombstone Postotnce as
Second Class natter.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES REILt.Y. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor t U I.and and Mining
cases a specialty. Tombstone, Arizona.
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M. C STAFHLE. ATTORNEY AT
Law and Nctary Public, Tombstone,
Arizona.
HERRING 5. HERRING. ATTORNEYS
and Counselors a' Law. Cff.ce on
Toughnut Street, beiwe-o Second and
sued Third, opposite the Court Hon'K.
EO. W. SWAIN. ATTORNEY AT
I La. Will practice in all courts of the
Temtorr. Tombstone. Arizona.
a CLARK. ATTORNEY ANDCOUN-
a a seiorati.a. umce on rounn ireei.
between Allen and Touj;lin.t. Tonic"
stone. Will practice In all the ccf cf the
Ictilucy.
CIIARLS GRANVILLtt JuHNSTON.
. Attorney and Coune!tor at Law and
Notirjr Public, 42 1 Fremont street, bet.
ttn lad 5th streets. A member ot the Baroi
the Supreme Court of the Terri'cr, and will
prtcUee in any of the courts therein.
B
ERTHA HERRING, TYPUWRITER
and Notary Public Tougbnut street.
ToroWtone". ArixoFa.
AWENVWORTH. COUNTY RE
cotler anl Abstract .Orfice. Abstracts
of title to real esttte and m nes furn
ahed promptly and acttrately. Complete tran
scripts. Office in Court House, Tombstone,
F ALVORD, IUSTIuE OF THE
Peace. OSice oa Alleo.S.: bet 3d &
' 4th. Tombstone,
L KOSKA. JUSTICE OF 1 HE PEACE.
1 Office on 4th fit. bet. AUea and
Tougbnut. Toribstone.
HS. GORDON. M. I). PI1YMUAN AND
Surgeon: Office adjoining his residence
on 4th street. Calls atterded at fcllhoursdayand
.. night,
FC. EARLE, AisSAYER AND MLTA
lugieal Laboratory. oo 3
. FrcosstSt. eppcMte Cty H.
THE ORDERS-
F. Jfc A. fl.
KING SOLOMON LODGE S". 5,
meets tliirj Saturday in each month.
Vi&ilic; brothers cordially innled t at
tend. W.M.J II Mcl'HERON.
A. L. GROW fcec'ty.
iC A. M
OOCHISE CJiAPTfcR No. 4. MEETS
third We-tnesday in each mon'h. V&
iun Conpanions cordially invire-1 to at
end. TOM LOWRY. II. I.
A. WENTWORTH, Srrtanr,
i. . s. or a.
WASHINGTON CAMP NO. 1 MEETS
1st Friday evening lb each month. Yls
lung Comrades cordially mvitrd.
1, W. CL.RK, Preident.
. A. L. GROW, .Secretary
A. O. U. Y.
TOMBSTONE LODGE NO. 3, A. O. U.
W. meets tst and d Thnrsday in each
month Visisine irothe corduHv in
,ted. KOBT. BEST. 1LW.
iV. D. MONMOMCX. Recorder.
K. nC P.
A RIZONA IJDCES KNIGHTS OF
PythUs, No. 4-. tneets every 1st and
,d Mondays' en1' nioBih. VisrLnj UreU.er
j:rdiIhr icrited
1 JOHKNOBILE.CC
W. n MONMONIEPj K. of S.
rSDTECT10N HOE COMPANY NO, 3.
" nns First :nUy in each month or tier
je bouse on the corner ol Serenth and Fre
dv U streets, opprsite ll school house.
y WM. CORCETT.
Foreman,
iATllUVKE. Secretary.
Resci:e hose company meets
First SubcUy in each monih at City Hall.
Fremont seet. . J.V. VICKERS,
'a. ENTWORTH. Secty. Pre-ident.
I. N. MCDONOUGH. Foreman.
EtGINE COMPANY NO. 1, MEETS
last Sunday in eaeh month, at bose house,
'a the corner of roorhnnt and 5th streets
JOSEPH LIPPERT. Foreman.
UEHRY DUSKER. Secretary.
XTIVIOIV
WATER WORKS
F CALCES. Trop-
Waitr Per Bariv!, - 25 Cents
iffater. Per Backet - o Cents.
PROMPT SERVICE.
deduced Rates by the Month
Leave oHer with a;on, o' at h
jyy
inrw. .n'll-fnl' Mt-IKTrVI
iSvil
-i
S. M. BARROW.
450 and 452 ALLEN ST.
Oil I'll II 1 1 Ml STORK.
THE
-fflff GOODS
Is Complete, Embracing all the latest Style., Designs,
Textures, Patterns, and Shades of a large
and well selected stock of
Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Checks
Ribbons, Laces, Hoisery.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
MEN'S! FURNISHIMli DEPARTMENT
A Specialty i3 made of this Department and the price,
style and quality are bound to please.
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, UN DERW ARE NECKTIES, ETC
MARYSVILLE AND OREGON UNDERWARE.
NEAT NOBBY SUITS FROM $10 AND UPWARD.
EAT Al SHOE DEPARTMENTS
Stetson. Eedora, Kenton and other famous Hats,
Ladies and Children Dongolla and Russet Shoes,
Buckingham & Hech's Cowboy Boots and Shoes.
Finest Footwear of Celebrated Manufacture.
Slippers, Ties, and finest Kid Sho.
SOLE AGENT FOR FAMOUS WATFRTOWN SHOES.
IIS
GROCERY. HARDffAI. AND -SADDLERY
DEPARTMENTS
A full stock ifrjearried consisting of
GlaaN-irare, Hardware,
Croclrcry, Tiir-war,
Cut GlaHH,
JTiinc.v Caps.
CanvasH Tentn,
"W'agroii Covers,
Matraiwcn.
Everyttdag at Lowest Eastern Prices.
S. M. BARROW
DEFABTIENT
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THE
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'Viii. Xitol J
OatriairEc
Ilaa-noass J
Saddles, "
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ARCTIC ICE CO-
A. J. BISSEIT, PROPRIETOR
Pure ice delivered toanyfpart ol the dlyj.a
2 CENTS PER PO UND.
Soeclal rates to families for
ice for regular custom-era.
0-OFFICSAXD ICE HOUSE 5TH ST.Ti
Opposite Postofoce.1
ToistOHe -bo Co.
rc. ir. c
! Irprle(mr.
Pure ice dcUrered to any part "o
at
1 1-2 CENTS Per POUND
Orderx can be left etf office
uiiih C. L. Gummings,
Cor. 5th Fremont
Ycur Pataonaje Is Respectfully Solicited,
EH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Fi i ! street, ppasl a Prospector.
FAMILY PHOTOGRAHS
OUR SPECIALTY
Careful attention given to turning o t the
FituH view and picture of all tirt in
mott artistic manner, tuptrior
finiih ami ton.
3a JLC "3P"J JB JE m
Taken on short notice.. Groups ait
cialty Cbbinet, panel and standard
ToiMone & Pearce
MAIL AND STAGE LINE.
FRANK BUTZ.
P.-irlet r.
Will make semi-weekly trips to the
New Camp, on Wednesday and Sunday
of each week, making the round trip in
one day, carrying the U. S. mail and
passengers.
FABE (round trip) $3
The .National Matte, Smelter.
A practical and simple method of cvattine
sulphide ores, such as nickle. copper, gold and
siher ores. la localities where lead ores and
fuels are scarce and a!mot unattainable, our
pyntic. water lacket Matte Smelter has been re
cognized vMh highly satisfactory result- and
has been thoroughly tested on various pyratic.
sulphide and arscn'de ores, in capacity of s to
So tons per day. It is the most practical,
cheapest and simplest method of gold and silver
ore matting and concentrating tht is known
today
It requires bo extraordinary skin, no lead ores,
no fluxing material, and no fuel of any kind for
the saeher after it is started. The sulphur in
the ore is its natural tod only, and its coat has
no comparison with any other process of con.
ccntranog
Weare prepared to .famish any sise or capac
ity plant complete to ne)iiH'iil mining people,
setrt opandftsVaishourmea to run it lor them
a easy payments. Price and specifications
funuseed with leftmiu I aad trttrmoalali on
appbcalioB,
NATIONAL ORE REDUCTION Co.
573$ Cheltenham Arcane, St Louis, Mo,
Minnficmirii of Furnaces for
NicUe, Copper, Gold, Stiver aad Lead Ores.
Jei-iy
Arizona & Southeastern Rail
road Company.
The annual meeting of the stock holders ef
this Cosspaay, for the election of D-jectors, aad
for the transaction of Such" other business as may
be preperly brought before the meeting, will be
held af the omoe of the company. No. oa John
Street,' in thcOry of New York, on Monday
lory Gtfc. 1890, at a o'clock p. m.
GEORGE NO fit AN.
jt.eod , . Secretaiy
Consolidated National Bank.
OfTsieiM.ss, Artcestav.
CaniUl Stock - 1950.000.
TOFFICERS.
U. r. FRFJUfAN, President.
-W. C DAVJV Vice-President.
H. B. TENNEY,;Caski
ksaes drafts araOable at a&y peiat is the
United States. Dtaws Uusof r trhinge 03 m
European cItJcs,-aat nak's a specialty of out-et
ton asooosto with Isveoiduals, firavs aad cor
.H
WANTED AT ONCE5 ACTIVE AGENTg
for each county; exclusive control aad
awriak. WEI clear is to S hundred dollars a
year. Enclose stamp for foil particulars, or affc
for i sample.
Etc Rapids Mines ai. Watie Ca,
gyxiai Big Rapids, ii.
InBSAUHA cured by
trntm. Viarassl attorn
Dr.
MUsa Ta
AsaU
flOTKI, AKK1VA1J
COCHUB
J. S. William, UiiU.
ARLINOTOK
H. T. Hall, San Frineiteo.
laLaCJU
M. M. Poole, San Francisco.
Sam Anguie, BUbcr.
3. 8. Atiguii, "
J. Mason. Beoaon.
P. CunntDghara;BUbe.
, Ban Joes.
W. B.Jenkkw, Uisicc.
Al a rernedv far all (orrka al TTa ap
ache Eleeiric Bilten ha proved to b
the Terr beat. Tt mttmo.tm u. wmi.n.
unt cure and tba moat drami! , hah.
Itual slek headache vlald ta !( Inln.
ac. VVa urge all who are aCicted
10 procurtt a come ana give tnia reas
edr a fair trial. In ear of hhilni
eonitipation Eleotrie Bitter cure hy
S'ing sua ue oa scuo to vne ooweia
and few cases long resist the use of
this medicine. Trv it onn. Tift
cents and $1.00 at Tmbton and
aayiJrng Store,
vm wm
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Rwfi
SZUiWAt
Gladness Comes
With a, better understanding of th
transient nature of the many phys
ical Ills which vanish before proper ef
forts gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forsnsof
'sickness are not dne to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a, constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleascnt
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it la the only
remedy with millionsof families, and ia
every where esteemed so highly hjrall
who value good health. Its beneficial
atTects are dne to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acta. It is therefor
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when yon pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured -by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If In the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with "any actual disease, on
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need f a laxative,
one should have the best, and with tb
well-informed everywhere, Synrp of
Figs stnds highest and is most largely
aid aad gives mot general satiafaettoav
W. O. ABBOTX.
A8SAYER.
PltlCES FOR ASSAYLYG.-
TOWB8TOK, A.T.
Gold. It.oo
Belt. . J.OO
"a - XaOQ
Gold aad Sdrer. one sample i.sj
Crj&. &ler aad lead. ae sample aeo
Copper. ,. ......... ... .... s09
Silica 1. to
Mle&C-f VefO
aW e ' (3
'MB. ZejO
i"T,. flaOV
OBoeand Resideace Orerlftek
Eem!e.
GUMMAXEY,
XAea. St. card, Old CiMtoHcual
fiOETABLES;
J-BUITS,
lOXATOIB,
ONION8J
iET
Fret'h California rvhrtecitdefr$ stay
if rxfrm. Everything toU f
Umek rate$. hok$ delherti
free to U part osl.
MANLY VIGOR
VCe MOBJB la bersaeav
vTtB to, workl.JOOO
completely cured men are
hanor nrmbwa tor
the KTeatnt. araad-
est and most suc
cessful cure for sex
ual weakness and
lost vigor known to
medical science. An
account of this twn
dcrfvl dtoeoecrtL la
book form, wltSVef-
will ha eanx to aarC
vaBSenflKueaeraBaVnaLPaaaa
'rm VatBeeT BWX
1 ss a-
faring anew. Csealedt frm. roll taaaty vigor
1 aerasaaealer restore. VaUar tasatsthla.
EJUEMEW4yU.Cf.1IUfFikU,l.T,
HigheitofalliaLcaveniny.Power. Latest U.S. Go't Report
vm
oyalte1?
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE-LATEST -HEWS
Teller Men Arrive At Chicago
And Working For Hir
THE IMPRISONED MINERS.
Eight Thousand Mill Hands
Strike- The Confederate
Raoiun.
CLEVELAND GOES FISH-ING-
Qnl HappcBinrs Tliroujjh
out the Country.
Columbus, 0. Judg Meekeson was
nominated by the Democrats today
for congress. Tb "free and unlimit
ed coinage of gold and silver" was en
dorsed.
Chicao. Th delegate who have
arrived generally appear averse to di-
eussing the probability that Senator
fellar will cat any figurtsis tbe-deraa-
eratie conventien. The senator has a
number of personal friends araoafc the
silver deltgatee who bare already
arrived, wh are net averse to his
semination fer president.
Wilxmbariib There are Hfty-nin'
rsveo, living or dead, imprisoned in the
depths of the doomed mine. In the
aitrnea the men reported that they
had reached the edge .el the fallen
roek and began to load it in cars, The
pit where men are supposed to be is
still 00 feet beyond.
Mux, Germany. A fire in the
arsenal, near Fort If esells, oaused aa
ezploeiea which killed aeveral perions
and seriously injured many.
Nkw York. A dispatch to the
World from'Hevana says:
The period within which, according
te Ocaera Weyler's edict, all eountry-
ea ia PlaardaUUo most go inte'tbe
towns er go to tue imsurgnt' all who
re foaad in the country will bo held
toWesemies. People we foreiddea
lo take oat food .from Arthesois.
Vicnaosa, Kiss. The fellewfng
private dispatch from Vw York state
apart the .disposition by the liver
eommieeioa ol the allotments for
leveee few two year fj.250,000. The
lowet sJissieeippi district receive the
first year $200,000, the second year
fn,000.
XlCHatoxa, Ta. The eoafederate re
union cpened yesterday with rkaros
iag weatker. Aa iramense-throng was
p reseat, Qn. Gordon shwed his face
an the reetmm when a minhty coa
federaUyslI went ap, ov. 0'Ferrall
welcomed the veterans. Gen. (lordon
U crater cf the occasion. .
TarXwxwww, O. Every miU in the
Uahesiag valley, inslading Yeangs
towa. Warren, Miles, Qirard and
Btruthsie will dcx, pending the set-
tlemeat of a rat per ton for boiling.
Manufacturers ofkr to sign a scale at
fc- lonjshilethe amalgamated asso
ciation is holding out f-r $4.0. Eight
thousand Ave hundred mill workers
will be oat of employment until a
settlement is reached.
New York. Pre ident Cleveland
arriyed at Jersey City atl o'clock ye
trdy aiternoou. He immediately
embarked on a government tug which
conveyed him to E.C. Benedict's steam
yacht, Oneida, on which ha will pro
ceed to Buzzard's Bay.
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking pewder
so pare or so great la leav
catng power as tbc Rnyaf
The V. S. Gosc Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
fzwerior in nil Gibers.
1880. 1896.
1611 Alii Ball,
JE&XIVE CO. PfO. 1
AT
MINING EXCHANGb HALL,
FKIDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1806.
COMMITTEE oF ARRANGEMENTS.
C A. Bclotti O. L. Btshford, J. Nicewinder,
John Raney, Sam Watt, C. a Tarbell.
. N. ilarden.
RECEPHON COMMITTEE.
Wm. Corbett.
L. Lombardi,
Geo. Bravin,
I, V. Vickers,
S. M.Sarrow,
ios. Hoffler,
McPherson,
X. Costello.
W. F.Bradley.
fobn Inndeille,
Cbas, Btagalupi,
Wm. Harris,
W D. Monmoner.
Peter GiIL
Kobt. Best,
Ben Cook,
3. 1 IattxJi.
I. N. McUonoujh,
K.N.Wolcott
A.W. isnuth.
.V. ISorron,
G. H. Fltts.
Frank blatz.
C Lh Cummings,
Thus. Allison,
P.aWarnekros,
Julius Ceaser,
FLOOR MANAGER.
FLOOR DIRECTOR.
- Joseph F. Lippert
- - Geo. J. Rafferty.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Heiuy Dunker, F. E. Cadwell, Scott White,
W.AHarood.HarryMilier. W. R. Km?.
A. Wentworth. Teter Hook. Jest Rodgcrs,
M. Doric. 1. B. Miano. R 1ncent.
Thos. A. Smith, Wm. Ganclt, Wm. Kirlevr-
A1I members are requested to appear in full
umiorm.
Music by the Ft. Huachuca Band.
TICKETS $1
On sale at J. F. Lippert's, and J. B. Mlaco's.
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT,
FAIBMEIGEAEE
GEO. G. McGEE, Prop
FAIRBANK, ARIZONA:
Headquarters or visitors from Tomb
stone and surrounding country.
Best of wines, liquors and cigars af traya ,
kept on hand.
BEER ON DRAUGHT.
P. A
GENERAL MERCHANDISE'.
a full linf
lo? groceries
and provisions
cigars;
and tobacco
Constant); kept on hand. Patronage roSctte
FAIRBANK. ARIZONA.
FaiiM Restaurant
rJJKBANE. AKIZOKA.J
MBS. K. HABBINGTON, P-o
TABLE8 SUPPLIED
WITH TH BEST
OF EVERYTHING
Charges reasonable Parties going from Toes
ateae to Bisbee will hae uaple time fo
diacer before the tario airives. Put.
la patroaage is'reefectf aS;
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