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Tbo Mexican Ore com piny, of Hr
moiillo, Mexico, hat placed in the as
say offlco new and costly machinery,
which is capable ol of smelting 40 ton
of ore a day.
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La MinaColorada, in tlie district o!
Urea, about thirty miles from lh city
o( the tame name, ha been sold to a
onipany organized at tiuayma. The
price paid wu $30,000
...
F. N. Wolcott has an improved
lemon squeezer that can not he beat.
It is simple affair made of gl'' doe
its work perfectiully and every dinp
of juice from a lemon is secured with
out any of the acid" squirting in you'
eye as happens b using old ructliod.
The cost is only SO esuts and oorj
body should own one. Call and see
them.
"Thos. U. Snrin is now located in
Bjyard Yavapai county where he ie
Inking after aomN mining interest
f a coni any and expects to remain
there some time. Tom has wandirtd
away from his home county but hia
heart is still with old Corhisr.
Saa 'Set, Limited, eait bound, atceeiayt and
k relays $.19, Reason'
SSJSati Set, Llnileliwcst trmnl. WodaexUjri an
Befordiyt, COJJBetuon"
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12.10 pm
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The camplug party consisting ol
H. C.Murray, Mrs. W. A. Harwood,
tho Misses Laura and Aliro Crable,
and Frank Crable. returned last night
from their two months outing. The
healthful appearance ef each member
of the party bespeaks volumes of tb
enjoyable time they had during re
creation and rusticating season.
ally except Sunday. Pacific time.
I. J.'Fxtv Oneral Manicer.
.A- NAUGLE. " L H. A LB It SCI IT.
Au'strnt General Manager. Train Master.
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South
At Trescott the grand jury returned
n indictment against Bill Briuklaj
for axplo ling giant powder Sunday
oitht tvl'ich wrecked the Cabinet
saloon.
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U. H. HON'siiELL, Gen, Supt.
LOCAL NOTES-
l)r. GflfT,
surgeon.
Benson Physician
and
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Mirer is- quoUd at C8
.
At Congrsss mine a few daya ago J.
J. Matthews stabbed a man named
Jack McNeff.
Allen S. English left this a. m. for
a hunting trip to the river going to
the Land ranch.
1 I
C. W. Blackburn of Bisbee is a
visitor to the county seat and greeted
fay his many friend at hia old home.
Ele-vsn carload af hesp, or 2,700
head belonging 10 Bice fc Baugh pass
ed through Prescotl for pature in
Salt rirer.
Mayor Warnekros has eight teams
oa the road continually hauling
ioTernaaent supplies from here to San
Bernardino.
The V. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
tsptrior tn mtl others.
Attention is called to the Board of
Equalization Notice ia another col
umn showing the raise of tax Talu
a'ion of different tax-payers through
col the t-ounry.
m m 1
In the fall of 1893 a son of Mr. T
A. McFarland a prominent merchant
of Live Oak,8ntter Co., Cal.was taken
with m very heavy cold. The pains in
his cbest were so severe that be had
spasm and wm threatened with
pneumonia. His father cave him
several large doses of Chamberlian's
oogn jfemedy which broke up the
eoDgb and cured bira. Mr. McFar
land sa, e whenever his children have
croup ha invariably gives tiem
Chamberlain' Cough Remedy and it
always cures them. He considers it
the bestcough reaieJy in the marker,
Forsali by TjTibitoaa Drar Store. M
Awarded
lUsfaest Honors World'a Fair,
DR
w CREAM
BAKING
MOST PERFECT MADH-
h sage Gwpe Csecn of Tartar Powder. Fnw
swsa AassswRia, Akui tx my oehtt adrjkemst
f YKAtS TW STAISaVAatX
From up and down the Colorado
river comes report of rich strikes of
ore and placer field. With the ad
ver.tofki? mills and low working
charges the river country will turn
out millions of dollars in gold and
silver yearly.
BUCKLIN'S AKNICA. SALVE.
The best salve in the world for Cits
bniiso, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
so'es, tetter, .happed Iiisd;. ''"Jbiiins,
co-ns, and all skin eruptions and pos
ti1 ely cures Pjles, or no payment requir
A it is guaranteed to give peefect stis-a
faction cr money refunded. Prices 50
cents per box. For sale at Tomh ione
Drug Store
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The new lead smelter to be erected
at Crittenden by C. C. Fitzgerald will
consist at the outset of a single 40-ton
4taek, but additional stack will be
put up in the near future. It is anti
cipated that the stack will be ready to
blow in by September 1.
Among the numerous person's who
have been cured of reheumatism b
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, mention
should be made of Mrs. Emily Thorne,
of Toledo, Wash., -who says: "I have
never been able to procure any medicine
that would relieve me of rheumatism like
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I have also
used it for lame back with great snecess
It is the best liniment I have ever used,
and I take pleasure in recommending it
to my friends," For ale by Druggists.
The entertainment to be givan by
the Epwortb and Junior Leagues will
be h:ld at the Methodist church to
night, An appropriate program has
has been prepared and will be present
ed. All are invited to attend this
".Rally" a joint devotional meeting.
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X IMoneer'a Recstanicnrfailaa.
Mr- J. W. Venable, of Downey a
pioneer of Los Angeles County, Cal.,
say.: ''Whenever I am troubled with a
pain in the stomach or with diarrhoea I
use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, f have used it for
years, know it to be a reliable remedy
and recommend it to every one." For
sale by Druggists
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A correspondent to the Star from
Turns ays that a fewdaya ago forty
prisoners refused to go to work and in
formed the superintendent they were
being starved. They claim they ware
furnishing less rations to 220 prisoners
than had previously been allowed to
175, and that they were too weak to
work. They wre all put in close
confinement, mct of them are still
thcro.
Xste- Silver ftauft-ria.
The following in tho financial plat
form bf the fieruocralic party a adapt
ed at Chic go: Recognizing that the
money question ir paramount, we in
vite attention to the fact that th fed
eral constitution named silver and
gold together av money metal; and
that the first coinage law passed by
congress under the constitution, made
the silver dollar as a unit of valae,
and admitted gold free coinage at a ra
tio mcaeurtd by a silver dollar limit
We declare that the act of 1873, de
n. ooetmng silver without the know
ledge or approval of the American peo
plr, has resulted in the appreciation
of gold and co:saipondingfall in price
of commodities produced by the peo
ple a heavy increase burden of taxa
tion enriching the money lending class
at home and abroad, paralyzing ot in
dustry and imiinviehnient of the peo
ple. We are unalterably opposed to a
single gold standard. Gold raonom
talism is a British policy founded up
3n British greed. We demand th
immediate restoration of free and un
imUed coinage of gold and silver at
the present legal ratio of IG to 1 with
out waiting tor aid or consent from
any other nation. Wedemaud that
the standard silver dollar shall be full
legal tender, equal with golrl for all
debt, public or private, and we favor
legislation to prevent the demonetiza
tion of any kind of legal tender money
br piivale contract.
at a p. m. en above date, pursuaat to adjanra
raem Presot. J. S. Williams, chairman, Super
nsor'John Montgomery and Depuir Aisesror
F E,CadwelL
Minutes cf previous mtetitg read and ap
proved Tbe board proceeded to raite the assessments
on ih following nam-d persons, and iastructed
the cltak to notify them to appearand shew
cane by their assessment should nt be raised
as proposed by the Board upon the date set
opposite their amies, vis:
How to Care Khnmallsm.
Arago, C008E Co., Ou.,Xov. 10 1S93
I wish to inform you of the great
good Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
done ray wife. She has been troubled
with rheumatism o' the arms and
hands for six months, and has tried
remedies prescribed for that complaint
but found 110 relief uutil she ued this
Pain Ba'm; one bottle of which has
completely cured her. I take pleas
ure in recommending it for that trou
ble Yours truly, C. A. Bullok. 60
cent and $1.00 bottles for sale by
Tombstone Dug Co. " M
Wbemlirr Hulletln.
Cochifo County: The rain of
last week has done worlds f good
and the ctttlo ars begiening to piok
up wonderfully. Grass is sprouting
uicdy and will soon afford sufficient
feed while the water holes and char
cos are partly filled. Third crop of
alfalfa stacked with a fine yield.
TO.CLEANSE THE SYSTEM.
Effectually yet gently.iso when tive or
oillious or when the blod cosimpnre or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken tbe kidneys and
iver to a healty actirity, without irritat
ing or weakening them, to dispel head
aches, coldsor fevers use Syrup of Figs.
Mark Allen. Willcex. raised oa cattle
from .50 to 300 head raise ot 50
bead $35000
Nctified to appear July 16. 189S.
D A. Adams, Dragoon Raised a
cattle from 150 to aoo head, raise
of 50liead. .,..,.......,.. ....... 350 00
Notified to appear July 16, I8516.
Bisbee Water Co. Raised an ior prove-
menu from $1775 to $3,000. raise 115 00
Notified to appear Jul 1 16. 1S9.
I. It. Bahnkr. Wflas Raised on cat.
ue irom 05 neaa to 100 head, raise
3S bead , 34S
No iBed to appear July 18, 1806.
Fred Coleman, Bisbee Raised en im
provements J0 00
Raised on a-horse Kara o
Raised on ajon irom $25 to $45. a- 00
Raise on haineos 2500
Total raise $115 00
.NotiSed to appear July it, 1896;
Cochise Cattle Co.; Benson Raised oa
c.nue irora 000 10 coo bead, raise
1 mo neaa. ............. ...... 1,400 00
Notified to appear July 16. 1S56
Wro. Cowan. Tombstone Raised an
cattle from 230 to joo head, raise ef
"ofcead sSoco
Notified to appear July 6, 1S56.
. Cramp, Tfnicox Raised on cattle
irom 50 to 70 head, raue of ao head 140
Notified to appear July 18, 1896.
L Cooley, Benson Raised on cattle
from 65 to 80 head, raiieishead.. ioj oe
Noufied to appear July 16, 1896.
Chiricahua Cattle Co., Tombstone
Raised en cattla from 2500 to 4000
head, raise 1500 head $10,50010
NotJTed to appear July 16. 1894
Peter Dorsey, Tombstone Raisei oa
improvements 100 00
Notiaed to appear July 16, j8,6. "" ""
IXIehante & Cooley, Benson Raised
oa cattle from 250 to 300 head,
raise of 50 head 35000
Notified to appeal-July i. ilj.
Henry Eu. Benson Raised on cattle
from lao to 150 hud, raise 30 head axo
Noufied to appear July it. i8e5,
A II. Emanuel. Tombstone Raised
onti.eochanjise from J300 to fjco
Raised ai tools from $75 to $150
cattle from a6co to 3000 head, raise
of 400 head... a.too 00
Notified to appear July 16, i8c4L
Braanock Rljjs, Willcox Raised oa
coitle from 450 to 540 head, raise
of 90 head , sVjo 0
Notified to appeal July :, tgoA
Wm. Rig p, Willcox Raised on cattle
from Sco to 300 head, raise of 60
head. 4
Notified to appear July 16, i8oi
Mary Riggs, Wiilcoa Raised on cattle
from 40 to 50 bead, raise of 10
bead .. 7
Notified to appear July 16, 1396.
U B Rltrgs, A illcox Raied en eatttr
from ioo to sas heaJrsls 4 o .ead. 140 c
Noufied to appear July 16. 1896.
J J Ris Wilicox Raised on cattle
irom 75 to qo neaa raise ot innu iu w
Notified to appear July it 1I96
Roda Rigjs Wilicox RaUed on cattle
from 300 to 30 head raise cf Co
head 430 00
Notified to appear July 16 1896.
T J Rlffgs Willcoa Raided on cattle
from 300 to 240 head, raise of 40
head 280 00
Noufied to appear July 16 1896
Aucist 5-ansen WiPcox Raised on
cvttlefrom I25 to 175 head roise
of 50 head 35000
Notified to appear Ja!- 16 1896
Manuel Pimas Bisbee Raised on cattle
from to to 125 -bead, raise of 45
head... 315 00
Notified to appear J u'y 16 1896
Jake Shearer Tombstone Raided on
cattle from 675 to 800 head raise ot
125 head 8J 00
Noufied to appear July 16 1S96
J T Stalling- Wilicox Raised on eattla
fiom 50 to 75 head raise of 25
head....... 175 00
Notified ro appear JuIX 16 1894.
Sobery & Cowan Tombstone Raised
on cattle from 200 u 2S0 head raise
ol Eo head Seo co
Aug Sobery 1 ombstone Raised on
catbe from 220 to 300 raise of 80
head 5(0 00
Notifie-' to appear July 16 1896
Geo Shearer Draiion Raised on cat
tle irom 35 to 75 head raise of 35
head
P. B. WARNEKROS,
CLOSING OUT ! i
ij-
His Mammoth Stock Ot
Hats
Notified to appear July 16 1896
a43c
Total raise
Notified to appear July 16, t8y.
375 oa
Cxennlon Isntm.
Ticxets from Benson to the Dem
ocratic National convention at Chi
cago will be placed on sale on July
3rd, 4th and 4lh, round trip ticket to
Chicago and return at one fare, good
until July 14th.
Alo, to the Xation.il Educational
Association at Buffalo, July 7th, tick
ets will be placed on sale July 1st and
2nd; round trip tickets to Buffalo and
return, for JJ72.G5, good until July
-(!:. I'or farther imc licumr address
:F.S. WEBSTER,
Agent, Benson.
Erie Cattla Co., lombsteae Raised
on cattle from 6000 to 8000 head,
raise of 2000 head $14,000 ee
Notified to appear July 18. 1895.
Fred Fitch, Btsbee Raised on cattle
from 3M to 260 bead, raise of 60
head
Notified to appear July 16, 18j5,
Ben Franks, Bisbee Raised en cattle
from oo to 400 head,, raise of aeo
bead
Notified to appear July 16, iSj.
Wm. Fourr, Dragoon Raised on cattle
rrom 150 to 300 head, raise 150
420 00
1400 00
bead.
Notified to appear July 16, I896.
, )r,05o 00
"It is with plnaaure. I tell yon that
by one day's use of Chamberlain's
Cough remedy I wa relieved of a
very severe eoM. My head was com
pletely stopped nn and I could not
sleep at night. I can recommend
this remedy. Unas. Jl. uulfeld of
ftoedly, Fresno Co., Cal.'' A cold
nearly always start ia the head and
afterwardaextend to the throat and
lungs. By usinz this remedy freely
as soon as the cold bM been contract
ed it will cure at once and prevent it
from extending to the Inng For Sale
by Tombstone Drug Store. m,
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J, W. Bockmastar and Wm. Holme
returned yesterday from Hooker Hot
Springs where they have been testing
tbe medicinal properties of our spring
to rid themsalve of rheumatism. The
result were satisfactory and both
ftnMsoEtea sir relieved and believed to
tj4ta?4.
Coolest rdte.
R'-ih new finds are being'conatonlly
reported from Coolgardie gold fields.
. F, Examiner, date Jan. 17th. lie
ports among tbe finds at Black Flat, a
nugget weighing 300 ounces, nearly
all pure gold, a number of other pieces
were obtained amounting to about
f IU.000 worth. Coolgardie is an ac
cessible point, reached by 'learner (o
Fremantle, thence by rail to Southern
Cross And team to destination. The
trip to Australia on the fine steamers
of the Oceanic S. S. company, via Hon
olulo, (Samoa and New Zealand is
pl"asitre eailiug the day long. This
line tickets passenger to Cape Town,
South Africa. Map of Coolgardie dis
trict and Pacific Ports, etc., mailed
free to any address by the Ocesnio
line, 114 Montgomery street San Fran
cisco. i23-dw-6m
Chris Grauer, WiEeox Raised on cat
tie fro-a 100 to 150 bead, raise of
50 head .- 3JO qq
Notified to appear July it, 1896.
Mrs. W. J. bardenhlr. WitlcoT
Raised nn cattle from 75 to 100
head, raise cf 25 head 175 00
Isoufied to apptar July it; 1896,
John Hanley, Totncstoce Raised 50
headof stock cattle.... 350 00
NotiSed to appear July 16, i8ef.
Hawke & PidwelL Tombstone Raised
on entile from 15a to 200 bead.
Solomon i Wickersaam Bowie 'Sta
tion Raised on radse, from $4000
to $5,000 raised jooo co
Notified to appear July 16 1896
Three Bar Cattle Co.. Benson Raised
on cattle trom 235 to 250 bead
raise of25 head..... 175 00
Notified to appear July 16 iS-;5
C. A. Over'ook Bisbee Raised on im.
proveraents from $1000 to' Jioeo
raise of. 600 00
Noufied to appear July 18 iSjo
Mrs. O'Briaa WitlcoT. Raised on cat
tle irom 95 to 135 head raise of
30 head alo 00
Notified to appear July 16 1896
Overtook & Jacklia Tombstone Rais
ed oa cattle frjro ceo to 600 head
raiseof5abead 350 00
Notified to appear July 18 1896
Mrs, M Pearse Tombstone raLed on
cattle from no to -wo head raise
of 50 bead 350 co
Notified to appear July 16 1896
Packard Cattle Co Tombstone Raised
en cattle from 450 to luoo head
raise 550 3350 00
Notified to appear July 16, 3896,
Henry Pyatt Bisbee Raised on catlle
from i5o to 300 head raise of 50
head. 35
Notiaed to appear July 18, 189S.
James Powers Wilicox--Raised on cat-
tie irom 300 near to eno nead
raise of 200 head.
Notified to appear July 18 1896
1400 00
Notified to appearjuhri8, 15,
350 0
Or. Price's Create) Baking; Powder
" T,orIdFUrHlehetAw,tl.
NOTICE.
To Taxpayers of Raise of
Assessment by the Board
of Equalization.
ToMSSTOKi. July f 1896.
Board of Equalizatioa of Ceclaae ctmsty Oct
Hoefler UuratL Tombstone Raised
on caul from 900 to 1000 bead,
raise of 100 head 70000
Noufied to appear July 16, 1896.
N, Hunsater. Tombstone Raised on
cattle from 60 to 100 head, raise of
40 he id ,., 280 OO
Notified to appear July 18, 1896,
E. R. Hooker. Wilicox Raised on cat
tle from 125 10230 bead, raise of
5bed 87s 00
Notified to appear Jnly 18, 1896.
Lindermanft Crump. Wilicox Raised
on cattle from 150 to 200 head,
raise of 50 head 35000
Noufied to appear July 16, 1896.
D. H, Logan. Benton Raised
on cattle from 150 to 175 Lead
raiseof25beai 175 oe
Notified to appear July 16, 1896.
J. Ererhardy Land and Cattle Co..
Benson Raised on cattle from 275
to-?oohead.rihcJ5Lcii 173 ee
Notified to appear July 16. 1896
W. C. Miller. Fairbaak Raised on
cattle from i to 600 head, raise
of 150 bead ..tr.cjs oa
Notified to appear July t6, 1890.
Monk Bros.. Wilicox Raised 00 cattle
from 901 to 1001, raise of 100 head 700 00
Notified to appear Jnly 16, 1E96.
Louis Marion, Wilicox Raised oa
cattle from 100 to 150 head, raise
of 50 head 35 o
Notified to appear Jnly 16, 1S9.
John Menu,; Tombstone Raised on
caltiefroro je M 100 keee. raise of
70 bead. ....... ................. 490 00
Notified to appear July 18 1896.
C IL McBauey. Bisbee Raised on
improvement from S400 to $500,
raise of. too 00
NonGed to appear July 16, 1896.
W. ILMcKUtridr, WHIcox EaiseC oa
cattle from 900 to isoobead, raise
of 300 bead..... ....... .....3, 100 00
Notified to appear July 16, 1896,
L, CKeefe, Wilicox Raised on cattle
from 225 to 300 bead, raise of 75
bead 535 00
Notified to appear July is, 1896.
Ryan Bros.. Tombstone Raised a
S C Roberts n Pearce Raised on cat
tle from 300 to 300 head raise of
zoo head.. .............. ....... 70000
Notified to appeal July 18 1896
Fred Ruch San. Simon Raised on
cattle trom 600 ta 1200 head raise
C UW UMI ..,............ -4300 OO
Noufied to appear July 18 fffi
E J Roberts Bisbee Raised on cattle
from 400 to 1000 head raise of 600
head...... .. 4300 00
Notified to appear July 18 its
tickers and Blum. Tombstone Raised
on lots stand 23. in block 18, ia
dry of Tombstone, from 1850 to. .$1350 00
Notified to appear July 16, 1S96.
P. B. 'Warsekroe, Tombstone Raise
on merchandese from $3000 to
SS-Soo: raise of 3,500 oe
Notified to appear July 16, 1806.
D W Wickersham, Bowie Station-
Raised on cattle from 150 to 500
head, raise of 350 heal 3,450 00
jMounea to appear July 18, 1896.
Thos York, Fort Huachnca Raised
on cattle from 13 to 200 bead, a
raise of 80 bead....
FotiSed to appear July 18, 1896.
Jos Hoefl-r, Tombstone Raised ou
cattle from 310 to 400 bead, raise
of 50 bead
Notified to appear July 16,.t8y6,
B F Holdenaan, Dragooa Raised on
caule from 40 to too bead, raise of
60 head............
Notified to appear July 18, 195
Copper Queen Coa Co. Raised m'dse
from $37,210 ta $50,210. raise of $13,000 co
raise on botst.ar rvtchinery from
$20,3301027,330, raise of.., 7.00000
on smellers from $$1.23$ to $71,.
235, raise of 2-s.ooo 00
Town Improvements from i 1,900
to $31,900. raise of. I0.000 oe
AU M BE
Liquors ' -tr
Wagons
Buggies ;
Clothing
Groceries ml .
Hammers
Underwear f
Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes
Mining & Farm
ing Implements
SOLD AT COST.
CLEARANCE -SALE
GOODS ALL FRESH AND NElii
560 00
35000
423 OO
We Respectfully Solicit
ochise County. Ko lrou
Convince Yourself oj Tlie
Ue Trade oj All Residents
to Show Goods. Caltnd.
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We Mean rjusiiiess.
Tots! raise of. $50.00000
On motoia,
1896,
Attest.
Baard adjourned until July lt,
J.S. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
A. WWTWOXTH,
Clerk.
By W, A. IlARwoon
Deputy Ckik
The Worlds Fair Tests
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ormjermt im
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