Tombstone prospector. [volume], July 09, 1896, Image 2

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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
(Suhdat Xicsrnto)
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Wm. Mich; Editor and Proprietor.
rtocrlpUoa Kssttm.
One Tear $10 00
Ix Month 6 00
ThreeMonths 3 00
OncJIonth. 100
Delivered by Carrier for 36 cents
per week.
" AOTBOBUZU AQBHTsI
L. P. FISHER, it Merchants' Exchange
San Francisco.
a It KELLOGG. No. 3to Pine street.
Room S7 a&d 5s, Sao Francisco.
E. C DAKE. room 6$. Merchant Exchange,
an Francisco.
GEO. P. ROWELL. to Spruce St Nev.
ort
N W. AY8R4 OVr Philadelphia. ,
All transaction made by the above named
persons win be complied with at the PROS
PECTOR office
UFKICIAL DIRECTORY.
Mayor - P. B. Warnekrcn
Chief efFoUce, - . f..Dovle
Coundloen:
Pint Ward ...
Second Ward - h J" Miller
ITJrd Ward - F. W. Damns
Fourth Ward - - - D. K. Waidwdl
xvm crnctxs:
tfceriS - - G S. Fly
Treasurer t. V. VIckers
Recorder - A. Wentworth
District Attcase - - O. W. Strata
Probate JuaVr - - W. F. Bradley
Clerk District Conn - - Scott White
Sunrevor - - - H. G. Howe
Assessor - - '.A. Bright
Court Commissioner - - - . F. Duncan
cTTYnnyJnCTrop7iculLPAPEl
A di.patcb from New York says
that "an easier lone i apparent In the
mosey market" This will be inter
esting newt to the fellow who ha to
meet a note.
Foreign immigration is rapidly in
creasing again. During February and
March, 1694, the number of immi
grant landed at New York wag 21,
293. In the corresponding months of
1S95 it was 22,032, and in the eame
months this year 31,872. It is r
ported that 15,000 Italian immigrants
are about to leave Naples for New
York. The problems nonnested with
immigration are likely to b.come
pressing within a year or two.
Gsn. Campos insists that if Spain
must give up Cuba it should only be
after she bas been whipped in a war
with the United States, as Spanish
honor in tlittcasewouM suffer no last
ing humiliatioa. The inference seems
to be that Spain would accept a sound
thrashing frost this country as a post
tire favor. Well, Uncle Sam Is an
accomodating fellow, and as he studies
to please be will undoubtedly be able
to give Spain what she wants provided
she approaches her in the right spirit.
The Gazelle publishes a Cnicago
dispatch to the effect that Judge W.
H. Barnes, one of the Democratic del
egates to the national convention
from Arizona, is endeavoring to secure
the place as National Committeeman
for hlBttvtf. Hr.Bariiei was instructed
by the Pheniz convention to work for
Mark Smith for National Committee
man and we do not think he would
violate his instructions, knowing, as
he does, the temper of this people.
Judge Barnee ha been a resident of
Arizona for a number of years, is liked
by the people as a lawyer, and ha built
tip a lucrative practice in our midst
He has been honored by the people
in the bestowal of their confidence in
sending him to Chicago to' represent,
Vama in a fight (or a principle that is
dear to their hearts, and be is too wise
a man even if he were so disposed, to
go over to the gold bogs as charged in
the dispatch The PaosrEcro thinks
better of any of Arizona' delegates
than to believe that they would violate
the trust reposed, in them and will re
frain from, comment until more is
known.
The kaad at Us hovers over Uw udw, th.
facta whota, error aaveeaahatl i!i.caplllr
ta Boot It U ftarlal herrur to b r
stnasTsa aa ox to-day, to t as wk aa a !tln
sa-aomw.' It ta aroUsan wamltr; It aam.!l
wefcaaJwt C.tch jaanall ta tfcaatckof Uat.e
If yea raSkt h.l rsuratlf 'ha
oseat mm.
wffl h.lp 70a. HaSraa lit krI vafatab'e
ssrsUoa, bat la a pawarf ol dm.
BaJraa reatorea. ratal) is, rauawi ta flra at
Ufa. It la far uaa. It la saaa'a featt M.aJ. It
T saftr rrsaf weakaeu, from latpairt ar lust
saaatiKWl. If oa have as4 u yoar kid a erf or
lajua voar lltavoasuUw'rliaia' laara
aUatowttaoCMtHadrsa, CtrtaUrsaad Ua'
baoalaU tro.
uhx KfeKicAL, Mmn irrc
eteasla Market aa Kit SI.
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We Are
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Not for Your Decision in a Base Ball
Game; But for Your Opinion
to our Stock Its Quality
land Prices.
0LLA8! OLLASM OLLASM!
Vearejnow prepared to supply ever3'one ia need of these
useful articles all through the'eoming summer.
Are you satisfied with the
That you are now using?
Although theseason is getting late the demand for
FANCY DRIED FRUIT
Still continues unabated. We
Variety and Quality. We have
DRIED CHEKKIES. APB1COTS. PEACHES, APPLES
PITTED PLUMS, SILVER PRUNES, NECTARINES,
FRENCH PRUNES, 8LICED PEARS, BERRIES, TO
We handlekexclusively that elegant
DOWNEY : CHEESE.
Don't Forget that we are sole agents for Tombstone and
'icnityjor
Cto & Safluoms Seal Brai Goiee.
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.vServed-ExclllSJvely to the over
Twentyone
"SE? Vorld's
VsS.
I r"i '--::' o'r
- Leading riaa ck)ffec cft.;c World
GEORGE I FinS.
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THE Grocer.
Now Ready
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lfnot give us a trial.
are well stocked both as to
IVlilliQn People
FairQrounas
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PONY SALOON,!
9 a t ' I
J . A. K0SK Pfprietor.
Finest Stock of Wintt, Liquors and
Cigars in ths Territory.
PRIVATE CLUB ROOMS ATTACHED,
Best and Purest Brands of Whiskies
Brandies and Wines kept Con
stantly on Hand.
You uU find "Al" ef Aome, on Atttr.
St. bet. 4th Md'Stk.
THE WILLOWS,
CHAS, BULOTTI,Propr.
Choicest line ox Wines and
Liquors.
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
Courteous Attention to Patrons.
AIIcb, bet. 4th & Otli. Tombstone
Billiard Parlors,
J. K.McD0N0DGH,Pr6p.
Ihe Finest and Best Fitted Billiard
Parlors in the City.
Importer of the Best Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables in ConjunC'
Won. Mixed Drinks a Specialty.
Private Club Rooms.
Allen, bet. 4 tit A Stb.Tonibston
COMET SALOON
GARLEVATO PALA, Propr's,
WINES,LIQUORS& CIGARS.
Dealers in Bourh's Irish and Scotch
Whisky, and Other Well Know.
Brands. A Specialty mads
of best Clarets and Wines.
Billiard Parlor in Connnection and the
Coolest Place in Town.
Allen, bet. Otb & 7ib, Tombstone
ST. LOUIS
WHOLESALE J -
AND
RETAIL
BEER HALL
MARTIN C03TELLO j '
Attent- tor-dnheiuaer -Busch
" Beer. ' ,.
NOTICE.
Hearlstrrtioa of Electors fur
Cochise Condtv.
The foIlowiDg loaalutioa waj cnanimcusly
passed at a meeting of the board of supariion
of Cochise coastr, Arizona, held April 7th.
ie6.
Reiolrcd, ,That there be. aad ia hereby
ordered to be made, betaree. the 30th diy ot
AwOand the 13th day of October, a refUtruioo
ofthe electors of Cochlie county, and that the
Clerk efthe Board be tatructedto hiTeabore
order adrenued once a week for a period ot
four months, next after first day of May. 1 S96.
n 4 w, A. nAKWvwu
fssAX. Ckrk ot the Boaraol.SaperTissrt.
-. TeratKtooe, May.x, ittjt. tat
PROPOSA"!s'FOR FOL. FORAGK AND
Straw. Office of Chief QtEUtermaster. Dea
rer, Colo., 1aac,i. sBo Sealed proposals is
tripHeaie. .will .be-rcccwed here at at office of
Quartermaster al each post below named until
n o'clock. A. U.. iaoth roeridian time. Jnlr I,
sSoS. aad thesi opened for farobbiaj Fad. Vot.
are aad Straw, at Forts Apache. Gnat. Hna
chaca, STib-post of Saa Carlos aad Whipp'o
Barracks. A- T.; Forts Bayard and Winpsa. M,
M,; Forts Donirlas aad DuChesaav Utah, aad
Fort Lofaa aad Denver, Colorado, darlaf the
Aseal year Lediac; Jane 30, 107. Proposals
far qoaatttses less than the whole required, or
fardaUrery at points other thai those aaroed,
will be entertained. The rig-fat is rear-. Ted to
reject any or all proposals or any part theraaf,
Infonnatioa fornUbed oa'appUearlon here or at
oflScesof respectlrt post qaartenaassrra, Ea
aolopestote marked -Ptacamla farlwai. Wm
. t iSmBBtUm el I n
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ace asKl straw.
ma raraw. a- ex w
fcreroOBS
TOMBSTONE
DRUG -. STORE.
Op. Wells Fargd fjo'. '
A Choice Stock of Pare and
Fresh Drugs aid Medi
eiaes, ea Ilaad.
Fall Line of Leafliog Patent Medicines
Prescriptions Cornpounded
by a Careful Competent
and Experienced
Brescriptiopist.
Fine Selection of
NOTIONS. TtfUTGHIS, PERFUMES
-PIONEER
BARBER SHOP,
JOSEPH LTPPERT. Prop.
Everything Neat, Clean and in First
Class Order.
Shaving, Sharnpocing and Haircut ting
dona in an Artistic Manner.
The Oldest and Most Favorably Known
Barber on , the Coast.
Pay Him a Call.
Alleat. bet. 4(lsoaih.Tasabta)sie
CITY BARBER SHOP
AND
Bath Rooms,
J. B. MTAN0, Prrprietor,
Hair Cutting, Shavine and Shampooing
Large, Convenient and Commodious
Bath Rooms attached. Hot and
Cold Shower Baths. Every
thing first-class
Years of Practical Experience makes
this Shaving Parlor a most
Popular Resort.
Allra. aienr C:r. Sits. Tana batornr.
U:.'DrcTszso Fakiose of
C. B. Tarbell
Coffins. Caskets. Robes. Etc
From the Plainest to the Fine5t Made.
The Columbia Iron Caskets kept Con
stantly in stock.
Bodies Temporarily or Permanently
Embalmed by the Latest Process.
Summons.
In the District Court' first judicial district
of tb Territory o( Aruona in.and for the coun
ofCaJise.
(,.. in. t.AKi
vs. PlainuS
ANSA). CAR R
Defendant.
Action brought in the .District Court of the
First judicial District of the. Territory o Ari-
lona In and for the county of Cochise, and the
comp mt med in tne said county 01 t.octuse In
the ofice of the clerk of said District Court.
Tbr Terntory of Aruona sends greeting to
Anna J. Carr. defendant
Yuu ae licrcly requtrrd to appear in an action
brougit against you hj the above named
plaint ff fa the District Court of the First Jtnli
da! District of the Territory of Arizona, in awl
for th.i County of Cochise, and to answet ths
complaint bled thereia. wttbia ten days (ectu.
live of the day of service J after the trrnce on
voa.cf this summons .if served within Lis
count"', or if served out of this county, but ir
this district within twenty clave; otherwi. with
in thirty days); or jadgm'ent by default will be
taken against you according to tne prayer o.
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a deem
of divitre from the bohs of matrimony, on the
round of desertioii.
Given under my hand and the real of the
Court of the First Judicial D-strict
of the Terntcor of Arizona, in and
(srjtL) for the County ofCociise; this ayih
day of May in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety foar.
SCOTT WHITE Clerk"
Notice 0! Forfeiture.
TO THE GRAND CENTRAL MINING
compiny, its successo-j or assigns.
You are hereby noufied by the undersigned,
your co owner in the San Rafael mine, situate
sn the Tombstone mining district, in the county
of Cochise. Terntory of Arizona, that he has
expended the sum of one hundred dollars in
the performance of the annual work for the year
1S95. required by the laws ol congress to be
annually performed upon said claim to hold
the same. ' '
You, yoar successors or assigns, have (ailed
to contribute your portion of said expenditures
required try section S334 01 tne KevKcd statutes
of the United Mates to be made upon said
daira for the year 1895 The sum due from
you to the undersigned, your co-owner in said
mining claim, as your proportion of the moneys
expended by him upon said daira, as above
set fcrth, is thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents
(I37.50), tor which you are delinquent at the
date of this notice.
You your successors or assigns, are hereby
notified if you should fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion of the above expenditure within
ninety days after the puMication of this notice
at least once a week for ninety days in this
newspaper, your interest in the San Rafael mine
ill become the 'property of your co-owner, tie
undersigned, who resides at Bisbee, in the
exinty of Cochie, Territory of Arizona.
Dated March 19. 1896.
mao-3m THOS. R. SORIN
nexicE.
To whom it may concern: That
w, th underignd owners of what is
known m the Locklin-KiUer , group el
mbn oonoislinic of tbs Honestaks,
and New Years Gift mines, situate in
Turqaois aiaiag district, Cochisa
eoaaly, Arizona, hereby give notice
that said claims ah all not be held re
sponsible for any labor or dabta con
tracted or injuries received by any em
ployees employed by others thaa oar
selves. That no debts are valid against
said claims unices athorizad by the
BderigBd.
-JouMsus.
PIONEER
Carriage I Blacksmith
-A.. II. EMiNTJEL.Prop.
-orner Third an.l Allen.
The largest and Best Equipped EsUH.shment ol its Kini in
the Territory.
All Kinds of Buggy, Wagon and
Woodwork Neatly and
Promptlv Done.
BLACKSMITHING
iANO
Best Facilities for Doing All Kinds of
Repairing in Wood and Iron. None.
but First-class Workmen
Employed.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
OTuIl assortment of hardwood and iron lor sale.
O. L. CUM MINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
COB. .1TH AND FREMONT SI KEETS.
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Yeal, Sausage, Bologna Tickled Trip
Choice Steaks, Rcasts, etc. Experienced Cutters.
Free Delivery to all parts of the City. "Your pitronage solicited.
CHAS. BACIGALUPK
Femon bet.7th and 8th.
THE rOURfH WARD BUTCHER
TJie Choicest' of Meats. tSkillullv Cut and Always
Fresh and Sweet. Low Prices, Good
Weight and Prompt Delivery.
FAMILY ORDRS SOLICITEQ.
TOMBSTONE GAS OO.
WELSBACH
In General Use throughout the United States and Europe, and successfully comr
injf with Electricity, both in Brilliancy and Cost of Light. Vit Three Cu6 "
Feet ol Gas per Hour, and yields a Light of Sixty-Candle Power,
Equal to four ordinary burners with double that a ma ant of gas.
COST OF LAMP S.-TS
Placed in Position Without Extra Charge.
OFP1CR IX BA.1K HtTILDlNU, TOMBSTONE, AsMCXJ.
pOHlSE HOUSE. us-v:
U Corner Fourth and Toughnut Streets.
ELEGANTLY JFURIVISiBCEP ROOBth
)sF" Visitors to Ibis city will find the Cocuisx a superior' hotel and or
offering excellent accomodations.
A LifiGB AND COMMODIOUS SAMPLE ROOM FOR COMMERCIAL ME,
All Modern Conveniences. Rates Moderate. -
SAN JOSE HOUSE.. -
MRS.IF. J. BEAN, Prop. " ' -
Centrally Located, Large, Cleanaiu
Well Vintilate'd Rooms.
This Favorite Headquarters for Commercial Men has recently been n'ewH i.tt
renovated and neatly furnished throughout with special reference to thetraclir.
public. Rooms ensuite and single. Prices Moderate.
Palace Hotel.
FIRST CSASS IN;EVERY RESPECT.
Everything Made CosvcaJent for Guests -Sped-1 Rales to lirtits by the IV
j ('rMosth. Rssovated Thiooghout.
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INCANDESCENT GAS LIGHT
Mrs. S. GALLEN, P10&
"ifth bet. Alln and Totig .r.u.
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J'ARtcR I OR lit
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CORNER Olf S1X1B AND ALLS S1REETS.
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