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TOMBSTONE
PROSPECTOR
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OUR WATCHWORD----"COCHlSE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
VOL. IX.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA MONDAY RVENING. JULY G. i8q6
N. 244
THE
75'
s
The Prospector
.ity andCc vOKicial I'lipe
IUBLISHED EVERY EVESINU
(EXCEPT SCXIUY.I
BY
".Yin. Battieb Editor sd4 Proprietor.
Tremoiit St., Opposite City Hull
The Pko-pccioc ill not told iulf icsp
"sriblrfforany ofthe articles r sentimet ts
pressed by any of its correspondents
Entered in the TombMone -"ostoffice at
""ecopd Class nutter.
PROFESSIONAL OARDS.
JAMES REILLY. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor a t Lav. Land and Mining
cases a specialty. Tombstone. Anion.
ClkM. C STAFHI.E. ATTORNEY AT
y Lav and Notary I'utuc, Tombstono,
Anzona.
H'
ERRING 4 HERRING. ATTORNEYS
and Counselors a Lav. Office on
Tourhnut StrerL .n-ieen Second and
and Third, opposite the Court House.
"EO. V. SWAIN,
ATTORNEY
AT-
VJ
La.
Will practice in all courts of the
Territory,
Tomb:
bmttetone. Aruotu.
S. CLARK. ATTO';bY ANDCOUN-
sekr at Law. Otf.ee on fourth Mrrtt.
between Allen and Toughaut, Tomb-
ituie. Will practice in all the cou
ot inr
territory.
c
'HARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON.
Attorney ani Lounviur a. liw acu
Notuv Pubuc.121 Fremont street, bet.
jta tnd s,n street. A member ol tbe Bar or
tl viprcme Court of tbe Tenvory. and ill
pr icCce in any of the court tberau.
B
ERTHA HERRING. TYPEWRITER
and Notary Public Toughnut buret.
Tombstone. AnroFa.
A WENTWORTH. COUNIY Rri
l co-der an i Abstract .Office. Abstract
of title to real estate and mines furo-
shed promptly and acurately. Complete tran.
scripts. Umce in tourt House, lorausione.
o.
E. ALVORD. IL'STICE OF THE
Peru. Of&ce on AUen.ht: bet 3d
4th, Tombstone,
L KOSKA. lUSTlCE OF THE PEACE.
l Office on 4th SL bet. Allea and
Toujhmit. Tombstone.
HS. GORDON. M. U. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon: Ofhce adjoining Lis residence
084th street. Calls attended at all bonrsdayand
night.
FC. EARLE. ASSAYER AND MfcTA
lugical Laboratory. tystx No 3:9.
Fremont St. opposite City I Ia!L
THE ORDERS-
F. & A 31.
KING SOLOMON LODGE N". 5.
meets tkrd S-itiirday in each 'month.
Visitine brothers conlMlly invited t al
tend. W. M..J II Mtl'ilERsON.
A. L. GROW Sec'ty.
It. A. 31
COCHISE CHAPTl-R No 4. MEETS
tk jd Wednesday in eadi month. Vii
itine Companions cordially ia.ired to at
eud. TOM LOWRY. II. I'.
A. WEN'TWORTH, SecrcUnr.
P. O. S. of A.
WASHING TON CAMr NO. 1 MEETS
1st Friday evening 11. each month. Vu
iung Comrade cordially invited.
I. W. CLARK. President.
A. L. GROW, becretary.
A. O. U. W.
poMa
OMBSTONE LODGE NO. 3, A. O. U.
meets 1 stand 3d Thknday in each
t ana 4q 1 nurezay in ea
.ins; brothe cordully
month. Visi.n: brotf cordully in-
,lied. hOBT. BEST. M. W.
W. D. MOMMOSIEI. Recorder.
K. of P.
4 RIZONA LODGE3 KNIGHTS OF
Pythias, No. 4., rneeU crery 1st and
d Mondays" in each month. Visaling brotber
I trdiuy invited
JOHN NOBILE. C C
W
D. MONMONIERj K- of S.
r R 3TECTION HCrE COMPANY NO. 3.
meets rir&uuu4v c.. hmum. ..m (
Lose house on th corner ot Seventh and Fe-
'Hio it streets, oirosite the sdrao! bouse.
WM. CORbEIT.
Koretuan,
NAT HWKE. Secretary.
R"
ECUE HOSE COMPANY MEEIh
First Sunday m each month at city Itail,
FmMnt .ireel. I. V. VICKERS.
f ft ENTWORTH. Secty. Pre-iduit.
I. N. MCDONOUGH. Foreman.
J" JH CINE COMPANY NO. i. MEEIS
l last Sunday In each month, al hose hoiue.
- en tbe comer J1 Toogtinnt and sth streeu
JOSEPH LIPPERT. Foreman.
HENRY DUNKER. Secretary-
TTIS'XOIV
WATER WORKS
F CALVES, Prop.
Water I'er Barrel, - 25 Cents
Water. Per Backet - 5 Cents.
PXOlfPT SERVICE.
leduced Rates by the Month
Leave order with azon, or at thi
m.rrMt !' irifH
S. M. BARROW.
450 and MS ALLEJV ST,
II 11 II
i!
THE
gggg-"
Is Complete, Embracing all
111.!, riilli IIlMI lMUIIL.
GOODS
Textures, J'atterns, and onacies 01 a large
and well selected stock of
Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Checks
Ribbons, Laces, Hoisery.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
MEN'S: FUENISHINu DEPARTMENT .
A Specialty is made of this Department and the price,
style and quality are bound to please.
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, UXDERWARE NECKTIES, ETC
MARYSVILLE AND OREGON UN DERW ARE.
NEAT NOBBY SUITS FROM .$10 AND UPWARD.
BAT Al SHOE DEPARTMENTS
Stetson, Fedora, 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 Shoes.
SOLE AGENT FOR FAMOUS WATFRTOWN SHOES.
IN
CROCKER! HA1WAI. AND
DEPART1NTS
A full stock iscarried consisting of-
,
UIJWNm ii t-j
Ci-oclrer-y,
Cat Gl-aias,
JFa-ncy Cnpw.
Canvass Tents,
Wagon Govern,
lXatra.MHeta.
Ever ytfaing at Lowest Easte rn Prices
S. M. BARROW.
DEPARTMENT
the latest Styles, Designs,
-,
THE
1JL ardware,
Tiirvk-ai-e,
CiriMitSj, JPistolf,'
OatridfireMEtc
Harness J -
Sn ddles,
Sptirw
SADDLERY
ARCTIC ICE CO-
A. J. BISSEfT, PROPRIETOR
Pure Ice delivered to any"part ol tbe atyj a
2 CEjVTS PER POUXD
Svecial rates to families for
ice for regular customers.
-OFF!CAND ICE HOUSE 5TH ST.-Sa
Opposite Hostoffice.
ToiuStone Ice Co.
C. 1a. l'ammlae, Irirl-tor.
Pure ice delivered to any part o at
1 1-2 C&YTS Per POUjVD
Orders can be left at office
with C. L. Cummins,
Cor. 5th Fremont
Ycur Patronage is Respectfully 5ol.ci.ed.
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Fremo t sTeet, opposi e Prospector.
FAMILY PHCTOGRAHS
OUR SPECIALTY
Careful attention given to turning n t the
Firutt rieurt and picluret of all tisri in
a moat arihtic manner, tuperior
finith and ton.
jm? jl c; racrwjJMx. aE m
Talcen'on short notice. Groups a s e
cialty Chbinet, panel md standard
Tombstone & Pearce
MAIL AND STAGE LINE.
FRANK BLftTZ.
PVop.-Irt if.
Will make semi-weelcly trips to the
New Camp, on Wednesd ty and Sunday
of t "h week, making the round ttip in
one day, carrying the U. S. mail and
passengers.
FARE (round trip) ?3
The National Matte Smelter.
A p-actical and simple m-th9d of mitlieir
sulphide ore', such asmckle. cooper, irold and
silver ores. In localities here Irad ores and
fuels are scarce and aroot unattainable, our
prritic, water iacket Matte S-nelter has been re
cognized with highly sausfactory remits, and
has been thoronjthly tested on virious pjratic,
sulphide and arsenide, ores, in caparity of a to
80 tons per day. It is the most practical,
cheapest and simplest method of pold and siher
ore matting and concentrating ttuit is known
today
It requires no extraordinary skill, no lead ores,
no fiaxin; malerial, and no fuel of any land for
the smeller alter it is started. The sulphur in
liie ore is its 'natural Iul only, and its cost has
no comparison stith any other process of con-
centratins
We are prepared to famish any site or capac
ity plant complete to substantial mining people,
set it up and furnish our men to run it for them
on eay payments. Price and specifications
furnished with references and testimonials on
application.
NATIONAL ORE & REDUCTION Co.
5736 Cheltenham Avenue. St. Louis, Mo,
Manufacturers of Furnaces for
Nicltle. Copper. Gold, Silver and Lead Ores,
jat-iy
Arizona & Southeastern Rail
road Company.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this Company, for the electnn of D.rectois, and
for the transaction of such other business as may
be properly brought before tbe meeting, will be
held at tbe office of the company. No. 59 Join
J Street, in th- Ciy of New York, on Monday
Jcly 6th. Z(. at 2 o clock p. m.
GEORGE NOTMAN.
jS.r-d Secretary
Consolidated National Bant
OrTiicaon, Arlxotin.
Canital Stock - . - S85O.O0O.
lOFFICERS.
XI. P. FREEMAN, President.
W. C DAVIS. Vice-President.
H. a TENNEY.'.CaJur.
Iisues drafts available at any po'nt in the
United States. Diaws bills of exchange on a
European cities, and makes a specialty of oot-ol
town accounts with inrdidoali, firms and cor
porauons. m.aJ.tf. .
WANTED AT ONCE; ACTIVE AGENTS
for each county; etdasive control and
no risk. Will dear 11 to 35 hundred dollars a
year. Enclose sump for full particulars, or 35c
for Jl sample.
Bic RafidsMisek!. Water Co.,
f jaa-im Bf Rapids, Men.
NICSAXjGIA cured by Dr. HJlca Par
fjua. "Uoacut mm.v AttUmntgitsts
JIOTl-iL A It KIV A 14
COCIIISK
P. N. Winter, Fresno Cal.
L.L. MoUe, Sj.d Ff ancitco.
F. Dntltiian, "
A. Lafayette, " " "
IKUNfiTOV
T. U. Jolmfton and wife, Fearc.
I kLACT..
Frank Uopp, Uicbs
1. llKviland, Ranch.
SAX JO.E.
IX. Friily, Miiiouri,
M:. H. Luck, Iiuxt'lincfl,
.
Cure lor IlriKlaebr.
As a remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Hitters has proved to Us
tne very bel. it etlecs a perman
ent cure and the mod dreaded hab
itual tick heartache 3 ifld toils inllu-
encs. We intra all 'fho nre afliicled
to procure a bottle and give this rem
edy a fair trial. In cases of habitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by
Uiving the nee ed tcio to the bowels
and few esses loni resin tbe usn of
this medicine. Try it once. Fifty
cents and $1.00 at Tombstone and
aay Drug Store.
g
V,
'm view a
!m nU a
.r.m ia ikvi iv
try
v -r 'Jint?m!!lsd&&-
it . J 1 i8W "-f.iJBKV!
'jv v-.'' " m jipt'a.
't-yf-Jin ntosO?
.
fjri&Zt
Gladness Comes
With a better undcr&tandinir of the
transient nature of tin-many phys
ical Uk, which vanish before proper ef
forts jjentle efforts pleiiiantefforts
riphtly direct'd. There is comfort in
the kno-vlcdtfe. that m) mnDy forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to u constipated condi
tion of the vrstcrn, which the pleascnt
family laxative, Syrtipof Fijrs. prompt
ly ivinorea. That is nhy it is the only
remedy with tniUiont,of families, andt:
everywhere esteemed so hiyhly by al!
who value jroo-I healt'i. Its liencfii ial
effects are due to the fact, that itis the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
onranson whivti it acts. Itis therefore
all important, in order li pet its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
cba.se, that von have the pemiiue arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Kip Syrnp Co. only and eo'd by
all reputable druggiits.
If in the enjoTneiit of good health,
and the system "is regular. laxatives or
other remedies are then not nctded. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most .skillful
physicians, but if in need A n. laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-Informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stcids hifrhest and is most largely
used and gives ms general satisfaction.
W. O. ABBOT X
ASSAYER.
PRICES FOR ASSA XIJfG.
ToMBfrroxs, A.T.
Gold. Ji.o
Silver i.oc
Lead.............. x.oo
Gold and Sliver, one sample 1.35
Gold, Stiver and lead, one sample 300
Copper 1.50
Silica lco
Manganese j.ro
1 Jmf ............................... . x.50
I on . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . ....... ...... ... r.eo
Zinc 3.00
Office and Residence -Overlook
House-
GUM IVI4XEY,
All.-n -. -ir'5d, .(Old Cust..Hou,e
VEGErAIlLES.
FBDITS,
10rATOE8-
ETC
Vreth California fruit rtceivfd every day
by eiprets. Everything told at
lowest rate. Qookt delivered
free to all pari ci'l.
MANLY VIGOR
QNCH MORE In harmony
with the world, 2000
completely cereal men nre
g naupy praise inr
the greatest, crxiid-
cst ana xlosi tk
cessiul cure f r e:
Hal weal.n9 and
ItiAtTlKor known to
tnedlea! selvneti. An
account of thlsvois
derftd diaeoeery. In
bofik form, with ref
ervneei and pruofs.
Will h.wnt tA mf.
farliup Ben lealedl free. iTnll nualv -vim
IpermaaenUy reatored. JVUnro laricaslbta.
t.Klfc MtiriiAL CI.,IUIi'M.Dlf.T.
s H iMf
11 m wT&PWm
m-3.? -?"'srr'j
ftnTiT lFi
I llis
ji
Highest of all in LcaveDin.Power. Latest U. S. Gov't "Report
'6"" vi u u Acavcuiuy-'-owC
Royal
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE LATEST MS
Delegates Swarming Into
the Windy City.
SILVER MEN LEAD.
Hill and Bryant Named for
Temporary Chairman A
Gold Bugs Views.
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE,
General Happenings Through
out the Country.
Chicago, Delegates are arriving
by the score and the principal hotels
r crowded to their fullsst capaeity.
The sil.er men are in the majority
and there seems to be so question but
what ths white metal will rule. The
sold men are trying to gain a point in
the selection of a temporary chairman
vbo will appoint a msjirity of gold
urn on th committees but silver men
re :icliv and will not alluw them to
teal a inarch. Although the national
onuniitee s-ands 27 to 23 against the
ilscr men.
William J. Bryant of Nebraska has
been settled on by the silver men a;
Kinnnrry chairman aud Ssnator
Harris of Tennessee as permanent
Chiiirmau.
There in some talk of the committee
-election Vice-prcjident Stevenson for
temporary chairman, in which case
ths silver men will doubtless acquierce.
The talk of abrogating. the two-thirds
rule seems to be djing away.
Chicago, Ex-Givernor Rostrsll P.
Flower of Saw York arrived this sfter
noon.Ho tu.da the following signific
cant statement:
'I don't bslieve tbe gold men can
snpport any of the candidates e far
Mentioned, especially if they are to
s'and upon a fr- silvtr platform."
Will the gold men then bolil"
"I am nut prepared to say as to that
but I rriteratv my previous statement
about our support."
Chicago. The movement to make
"i'r Hill temporary cbaiiman
.'tifivtil a dfei 'ed impetus during
th- day at d there arc good masons for
behetint: the eierutive com mi 11 ce of
the catiid fommillee willbc plend
t augg-st his name If they felt it
would be accepted by the eilver men-
Chicago. Iowa mn have been pre
paring to make a strong light along
the linn of delegates, beginning to
night. It is staled by the fifties
managers that thay are usiog the ssoie
tactics successfully employed by Dan
llannin whn Cleveland was nomi
nated the first tim.
Clevelasd, 0. Tbe condit.oH'iat
the Brown Hoisting compary works
Saturday morning iodicated that today
will witness one of the most ssrious
labor troubles tbis city has ever eipr
ieoawiLDaaaite tha riot and killing of
Baking
Powder
Win Rettgcr number of non-union
men took their places in the shops t
djy. The feeling of unrest among the
men in manfacturing district is more
intense than t has been al any stjge
of the etrijso. Grours of men idled
along streets to d nounce the police
and soldiers. The feeling against
Mayor McKiuon aud his cabiuet is
very bitter.
I low to llure ItliiiiniillHtu.
A HACK). Coose Co., Or.,Xov. 10 1893.
I wish to inform you of the great
gool LhamberMiu'ti Fain Dalm has
dona ray nils. She has been troubled
with rlieunmtHin of the arma and
hands for tix months, and has tried
remedies preecri bed for that complaint
but found uo relief until she U'ed this
Pain Ba'm: one bjttle of which has
completely cured her. T take pleas
ure In recommending it for that trou
ble. Yours truly, C A. Bullokb. 50
cent and 'fl.OO bottle for edle by
Lonib-tone Dug Co. 11
In the fall of 1SJ3 a sen of Mr. T
A. McFatUnd a prominent merchant
of Live Oak, Sutter Co., Cal. was taken
with a very heavy cold. The ptins in
his chest were so severe that he hod
-paDis and was threatened with
lineuu onia, His father gave hint
several large doses of Chanibcrlittn'd
Cough Remedy which broke up tbe
cough aud cured him. Mr. McFar
iandHas whenever hie children ha.4
croup h invariably gives tLem
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it
always cures tliem. Ho considers it
the libit cough remedy in the market.
""WiAl bv I' miitim IrngSlre Al
Ho! Inr 1Vni.I.lii.zlou.
Tickets to cehington, D. C, will
be placid on sale at Benson July 2, 3,
4 and 5 at oue fare (or the round trip;
limited to July 14, or 31st. Ttiis is
'.he best chance ever o tie red Arizona
people to make a i-hort visit to tbe
capital ciy. Open for all. For fur
ther particulars call on ar addrs's
F. S. WEBSTER,
Agent, Benson.
p. Price's Cream Baking Powder
.'.-rtd'f Fair rtlzheat Medal and Distcis-
W anted An agent in every section to can
vas', ( to 55 a dy made; sells at sibt;
also a mai to sell staple goods to dea'ers. beat
I ide line. 75 a month. Salary or large commis
sion m ide; etpenence unnecatry For sealed
particulars send sump. CLfton Soap & Manu
facturing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
GEO. G. McOEE, Prop
FAIRS AJK, ARIZONA.
Headquarters for visitors from Tomb
stone and surrounding country.
Best of wines, liquors and cigars i.sray
kept on hand.
BEER ON DRAUGHT.
P. A.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
A FULL LINK
yF GROCERIES
AND.rROVISIONS
CIGARS,
AKD TOBACCO
Constantly ker t on band. Patronage solicit
PAIItBAXK. AUIZOXA.
FairW Restaurant.
"rAIRBANX. ARIIOXA.;
MICS. K. IIARRIXGTOK. Pro
TABLES SDFFL1ED
WITH THE BEST
OF EVERYTHLKG
Charges reasonable Parties going front Tan
stsne to Bisbee will have ample time fo
dinner before the tarin arrives. Pna
ic patroailsjrevr-ectfnll
snlioted.
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