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The Prospector,
JULY I31896
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LOCAL NOTES-
l)r. Gaff,
surgeon.
Ben-on Physician
and
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silver U quoted at 687
The Fearce stage brought it two
tick parsengerslast night from Pearc
both for tb9 hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. . W. Perkins left on
the outgoing stage this morning for
Tucson on a few day visit.
Stave Johnston is over from Bisbet
and will remain a week or more to
reonpsrate from his illness.
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The two young sons of J. li. Angus
of Bisbee, arrived on the noon coach
today, and are the guests of Mr. Nick
Nobils.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
ssnerSor "7 others.
A shooting scrape is reported from
Benson today. District Attorney
Swain left for that point upon receipt
of a telegram to prosecute" the case.
In Justice Alvord's court the case
brought to suppress a nuisance ot
throwing water into the streets and on
which a jury brought in a verdict of
guilty, the case bat been appealed to
the district court.
In the fall of 1893 a son of Mr. T
A. McFarland a prominent merchant
or Live Oak. Sutter Co., Cal. was'taken
with a very heavy cold. The pains in
his cbest were so severe that he had
spasms and wa threatened with
pneumonia, His father gave him
several large dotes of Cbamberlian'a
Ceugb Remedy which broke up the
cough and cured him. Mr. McFar
land saj a whenever his children have
croup he invariably give tlem
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it
always cures them. He considers it
the best cough remedy in the market.
Fjtuli by ln ut-ne Dm Store. M
Awarded
H
riizfaest Honors World' Fair,
DR,
CREAM
BAKING
MOST PERFECT MADS.
ArweGrapeCreajnofTartjrPowJer. Frer
MSB Aaraociu, AJU.B ar any other 3&dtat.
40 TEAJIS THB STAWAXJL
BBgttRBuRntt&mW!'Gl,ltm?
JNEEDS OF THF HOUR.
Deleg&iesOttfur ibc St. Louis
Convention.
The Arnn delegates to th Popu
list convention to be held at St. Louis
July 22 are expected to leave Arizona
tomorrow to join the gathering clan.
There are four delegates, three of
whom are ne wr paper men. They aip :
J. Q. White, of the Arizona Fopuliat;
Geo. Forter, of the Ui.bee Orb; Kean
St. Charles, of the Kingman iiiueral
Wealth, and lr. A. H. Ucou, of Oro
Blanco.
The meeting of thi? body of patriotic
men at this time in convention It of
great moment to the pcoph of this
country. The reasons for the eallinj;
of this convention are well known to
every newspaper reader in the land.
They are attempting to right u wrong
whioh has already cureed this country
to long, and the correction of which it
will take the combined efforts of all the
people who are the frieeds ol the res
toration of silver to its legitimate and
lawful place as a metal money
on au equality with gold. This is
the object sought by the St. Louis
convention, but as the platform adopt.
ed at Chicago by a convention repre
senting the people meets their de
mands cquarely and full, it Is to be
hoped, and it is believed that they will
endorse the Chicago nominee!-, which
action would insure the succeis
of their cherished with and secute to
the people the restoration of silver at a
ratio of 16 to 1.
The following loiter from Senator
Tellsr to Senator Dubois prior to the
Chicago convention, leudf color to the
hope that all silver men of whatever
creed cast or color, will be as one man
in the sifpport of Bryan and Sewell :
"If our silver frisnds control the
convention and give us a a good silver
man as I think they will, I think he
should havo the active support of all
who believe the money question is the
great issue before the American people.
We nimt, fer this campaign at least,
overlook all minor differences and put
the country on a sound financial sys
tem that rognlis gold and silver at
the money of the cajstilution. I be
lieve this can be done, and to this end
we must bend all our energies. A lit
tle more patriotism and a little lesa
partiztuship is what our country,
teds at this time."
It is with pleasure I tell you that
by one day's use of Chamberlain's
Cough remedy I was relieved of a
very severe coM. My beau was com
pletely stopped up and I could not
sleep at night. I can recommend
thia remedy. Chas. M. Gutfcld of
Reedly, Fresno Co., Cal." A cold
nearlv always start in the head and
aftrwardextenda to the throat and
lungs. By using this remedy freely
aaeoon as the cold has been contract
ed it will cure at once and prevent it
from extending to the lung- For Sale
by Tombstone Drag Store. m,
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Mrs. L. Arrow the lady lectarer who
is here under the auspices of the Viavi
company is at the Arlington and wnnld
be pleased to see all of the Tombstone
ladies. Sha is to give a lecture to
ladies only in a day or two.
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Word was receive today of a cut
ting affair iu Biebee which happened
early this morning and in which Geo.
Kile, a former Toobstoner, was seri
ously cut by a man named Peterson.
The caute o! the trouble or further
particulars are not known.
r Yesterday Mr. Geo. Hand was snar
lied to Mies Mollis Allen by Justice
Koska, Both principles are well
known in Cochise county, Mr. Hand
being a son of John Hand, of Hua
chuca, aud the bride a handsome
young lady who has been residinc
with tbfafsmily of Contractor J. Bur
nett for many years. The marriage is
the culmination of a romance wafted
from thejluachucaaaud fendinghap
pily. Ths PnoEFECrou Join in will,,
ing the young couplj pro""prily and
the i)j jymant of their connubial blivs.
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Yesterday Chss. Wilkes was arfs!-
d acl placed in durance vile with the
serious cbarg of resisting an officer
booasd against him. It appears
Wilkss secured a Winchester itb the
evident purport to start a graveyard
'and cut-off the mortal coil of one f
our heavyweight citisens. taking ct
fens at tome trival matter. He ww
coming toward Allen sir. t with his
winohwtar wbstf DsputySheriiTAlvord
followed with intrn'.ionof disnadinghiv
froi putting his evident purpose into
execution, and Wilkes turning and
finding the deputy after him raieed his
gun but the plucky deputy wresUd it
from hi-n before any damage- was
done, although the gun was at full
cock asd loaded when takes. Wilkw
will have hiaCSftSkuaaMae tomarrsrar.
A Had Case.
1L tt. How,who baa been ia a sta'a
f absolute helplessness for years, as
theiosult ol paralysis, is tendered still
more unferttinate by the death in
Nogalbs, ou-July 0. ot" Loreta O. dp
Kulz the otd lady wh has for a long
time been his cunstaut attendant. H
is new without any ontj to care for
him. Mr, Howe is the man who ad
vanced the first thousand dollar for
thecoustruction of the great Sutir.
tunnel. Citizen.
A B?losiaeia KeeatauiCBrfulIoa.
Mr. J. W. Venable, of Downey a
p outer of Los Angeles County, CaL,
sa M "Wiientvcr 1 am troubled with a
pun tn the stomach or with diarrhoea I
use Chambtilain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarmoca Remedy. 1 have used it for
year?, know it to be a rcliatle remedy
and recommend it to every one." Fur
sale by Druggists
A NEW DEPARTURE.
Religions Services and Enter
tuioiuent for the Insane.
Dr. H. A. Hughes hai instituted an
era of amusement at the asylum and
on Tuesday night, says the Gazette,
Pernl ta'j orchestra disooursed mu.-ic.
The patients were treated toice cream
and strawberries, after which a dance
was given. Maoy of the inmates took
part iu the ball aud whirled through
the mystic mazes with the elasticity of
youth.
Dr. Huglwa proposes at frequent in
tervals, probably I ice a montb, to
give musical entertainments' and have
frequently divine setviees. It is
thought by adding riligious training
aud amusement, the monotony ot
prieeu Hie may bo broken aud that
through this many may have their
minds diverted from their sorrows or
hallucinations, ltealli.'e will be tried
so far as practicable and doubtlecs
with good results.
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM.
Effectually yet gently.iso when live or
billious or hen the bloJ cosimpure or
sluggish, -to, permanently cure habitual
constip.i awaken tbe kidneys and
iveru.i -. .ctivity, without irritat-
ii7 r 1 1 1 tbem, to dispel head
iC'.e:. . j'.dsor fevers use Syrup of Figs.
TOR SALE CHEAT A horse and
buggy; boree gentle, buggy and har
ness in good order. Will sell cheap.
For further particulars, call at or
address this office. j?6-lw
NOTICE.
To Taxpayers of Raise of
1
Assessment by the Board
oi Equalization.
Tombstone, JuJy 6' 1896.
Bard orEqaalizition of Cochise county met
at 3 p. m. on above date, pursuant to udjura
meet.
Present, J. 5. Williams, chilrman, Soper-
nsor ohn Montgomery ana ueputy Assessor
F E.CadweJI.
Minutes of previous nueting rend and ap
proved.
The board proceeded to raise the assessments
on th- following named persons, and instructed
the deak to notify them to appear and shovr
cause why their assessment should not be nised
as proposed by the Boird upon the dates set
opposite their names, via:
Mark Allen. WMcox. raised on cattle
fio.-n .59 to 300 head raise of 50
bead....... ..... . $ 35"
Nctified to appear July 16. 1896.
D A. Adanis, Dragoon Raised an
catde from 150 to 300 head, raise
of 50 head 350 00
Notified to appear Inly 16, IS96.
Bisbee Water Co. Raised an improve
ments from J 1775 to $3,000. raise 22J 00
Notified to appear julv 16, 1896.
J. H. Bthnkc. WSgat Raised on cat
tle from 65 head to looiead, raise
- 35. head 345 eo
Notified to appear ulr 18, 1S96.
Fred Coleman, Bisbee Raised on im-
provements..... .,....... ..!.., 50 00
Raised on 3-horse Mam ......... ao 00
Raised on wagun from 433 to $15. ao '00
Raise, on harnoss ....i..... i, 35 00
Total raise Si
Notified to appear July 16, itoi.
15 00
Cochise Catde Co. -Ben ion Raised 00
came fron 600 to 800 bead, raise
efaoobead ..1,400 to
Notified t appear July 16, 1896
,Wai. Coiran, Tombstone Raised an
rattle from 330 to joo bead, raise of
So head ... 6o 00
Notified to appear July 16, 1896.
. Crump, VTflkox Raised o cattle
Irons 501070 herd, raise of 30 head 14000
Notified to appear July J 8, 189S.
Lu Cooler. Benson Raised on catde
from 6510 80 bead, raiie t5hed.. io 00
Notified to appear July 16, 189&-
Ctifeaboa Cattle Oo. Tomhstoae
Raise! an castle from tyaa to 4000
ta-ad, raise 1500 bead. ......... 10,500 00'
ONE OF OUR RESOURCES.
Cattle Shipments and Home
Consumption.
A completion of the rer oris of the
live slock inspector from the various
points in Ariz n, covering the period
of fix mouths ending June 30, show
that the cuttle tiallie in Arizona was
carried on in a pcJ healthy scale.
The reports ure not sett.ll in from the
more distant points, but up to date
they are as follows:
TLe grota number of cattle slaugh
tered in tbe territory during the six
months of which the hides were in
spected and tagged, was 10,729.
Cattle shipped or driven from ouo
point to another in the teriitory,
which wore inspected numbered 4,'J(0
head.
Cattle shipped from the territory
132,690. When all reports are re
ceived, it is believed the this number
will be swelled tn 135,000 head, or an
average during each ot the months of
fie first hnlf of the year- cf about
2C.0OO head. Averaging the price ot
thi'ce ntiimaU at $10.50 per head, and
which is an exceedingly conservative
estimate, we have a value of $2,275,000
as the product of the range for a year,
which doe not include the fall sales.
which usutlly average nearly half of
the spting sales.
In these chiimitnli vero found 273
head f stray cattle, for which ottim:
to their not being represented by
onrnt-r or ugeut, the cash was taken
by the insptctois and rent to the office
of the" secretary of the Sauitary Com
mission, amounting to (3,375.37. Of
this amount a coutiderable portion
has been claimed, ami at the present
time these payment are being made
at the rate of several head per day.
No'ificd to appear lulj 16, 1896.
Peter Dorsey. Tombstone Raised on
improvements 100 00
Notified to appear July iS, i8j6.
Delehante & Cooler. Benson Raised
on cattie from 350 to 300 bead,
raise of 50 bead 350 00
Notified to appearJa'Y 16. ifo.
Henry Eu, Benson Raised on cattle
tram 120 to 150 head, raiv?3o head 210 00
Notified to appear July 16, 1S96.
A. II. Emanuel. Tombstone Raised
on meochandise from $300 to s
T.aisec ai tools from $75 to J 150
Totalraise 375 00
Notified to appear July 16. 1S9S.
Erie Cattle Co.. Tombstone Raised
on catde from 6000 to 8000 bead.
raise of 700 head 14,00a 00
Notified to appear July 18. 1895.
Fred Fitch, Bsbe Raised on cattle
from 3 x to 2.60 bead, raise of 60
head
Notified to appear July 16, I846,
421 oo
Ben Franks, Bisbee RaisM on cttHe
from iu to 400 bead, raise f sc
head 140000
Notified to appear uljr 16, 18,6
Wis. Foarr. Dragoon Raised en cattle
from 150 to yx head, raise 150
bead $1,050 00
No'iSed to appear July 1$. 13y6.
Chris Grauer, Willcox Raised on cat
tle fiom 100 to 150 head, raise of
5ohad 350 00
Notified toappcar July iS, 1896,
; . y 1 rrt4.K!r WitJ
Raised on cattla from 75 to xoo
bead, raise of 25 head ITS oa
Notified to appear July 1 3; 1896.
John Hanley, Tombtose Raised 50
lieadof stock cattle..., 3S3 o
Notf ed to appear luly . i&$&
Hawke Pidad. Tombstone Raised
on cattle from 150 to 200 head,
raise of 50 head 350 00
NotiSed to appear J u'y 18 1896.
Hoefl-r & Dura!", Tombstone Raised
on cattle from 900 to tooo head,
riseaVoo head. ....... ......... 70000
Notified to appear luTy 16, 1896.
N, Hunsaker, Tombstone Raised on
cattle from 60 to 100 bead, raHe of
40tieid ..........., a3o 00
Nouhedtoappeu- July 18, 1896,
E.R. Hooker. Willcox Raited on cat-
tie from 135 to 350 bead, raise of
isjbead 875 00
Notified to appear July it, 1894.
Linderman 4 Crump. Willcox Raised
on cattle from 150 to 300 head,
raise of 50 head 350 00
Notified to appear July 16 ,1896.
D. H, Logan, Benson Raised
ea catde from 150 to 175 head
raise of 25 head , 17500
Notified to appear July 16, 1896.
J. Ererhardy Land and Catde Co..
Benon Raised on cattle from 375
to too head, raise cf 35 head.... . 175 oa
No tided to appear July 16, 1&96
W.- C. Miller. Fairbank Raised on
, cattle from 45a to 6x bead, raise
of 150 bead ..........$r,05 oa
Notified to appear July ic, 189a.
Honk Bros , Willcox Raised on cattle
from 901 13 loot, raise of 100 head. 70a 00
NotiSed to appear u!y 16, 1894.
Louis Marin, Wilcox Raised on
cattle from too to 150 head, raise
of 30 head.. 350 00
Nodded to appear July 16, 189S.
John Menu. Tombstoae Raised on
cattle from 33 to 100 head, raise of
70 bead 490 00
Notified to appear July 18 I896.
li K McBailey, Bisbee Raised on
improvements from $400 no J500,
rase of..... .............. ...... too 00
Notified to apprar ulj 16. 189&
W. H."dcKittrick. Willcox Raltec" oa
catde from 900 to I2oohead, raise
of300head 3.'00
Notified toappear July 16, 1896,
L. O'Keele. Wiirebx-Ralsed on cattle
from.sas to 300 had,,raise of 75
bead.. 55 co
Notified to sprrar July 18. 1896.
Ryn Bros.. To-nbtone Raid on
cattle from 3600 to 3000 head, raise
of 400 head 3.800
Notified toappear Iuly 16. 189.
Brannock Riggs, Wi'Jcox Raised on .
cottte from 450 to 540 head, raise
of 90 head ;. s
Notified, to appeal July 16, if 90.
Wm. Rigpr, V.'iL'cox- Rais-d o-s cattle
from 2oo to 360 head, raise of 60
head...... ........ 4
Noti6td to appear July 16, 1896.
Mary Riggs. Willcox Rnlsed on atlle
from 40 to so head, raise of 10
bead.. 7
Notified toappear July t6, 1356.
BIB Riggs, Willcox Ralvd on "attl
from too to 133 head raked 20 head. 140 oc
Notified to appear Ju'y 16. 1896.
J J Rlcgs Willcox Raised on catde
from 75 to oo hoad raise of 15 head 105 00
Notified to appear July 16 18,6
Roda Riggs Willcox Raised on catde
from 300 to 360 head raise of 6o.
head 4o o"
Notified to appear July 16 i86.
TJ RigM Willcox Raised on cattle
from 300 to 240 bead, raise of 40
head -8
Notified to appear July 16 1896
Auffist Srans-n Willcox Rid en
cettle from 135 to 175 he" roise
of5ohead 33"
Notified to appear Jul-' 16 1896
Manuel Pimas Bibee Raised on cattle
from So to 135 bead, raise of 43
head, 3'5 "
Notified to appear July 16 1896
Jake Shearer Tombstone Raised on
cattle from 675 10.800 head raise ot
iJShead 85
Notified to appear July 16 1856
J TSliUinc Willcox Raise I on cattle
f 10m 50 to. 7s head raise of 25
head 175
NoUfied ro appear JuU 16 189.
Sobery & Cowan Tombstone Raised
on cattle from aao to 280 head raise
ot&shead Wo co
Au Sobery Tombstone :Raiied on
catte from 32 to 300 raise of 0
head 560 CO
NoUfie'1 to appear July 16 1896
Gea Shearer Dragixin Raised on cat
tle from 33 to "5 head raise of 35'
bead 2430c
Notified to appear July 16 1896
Solorrion & Wickersham Bowie Sta
tion W.iised on mdie. fromJiooo - .
so $5,000 wised tooo 00
NoUfied to appear July t6 IS95
Three Bar Cattle Co.. Benson Raised
on citde from 225 to 250 head
raive 015 head 175 co
Notified toappear July 16 189S
C. A. Overlook Bisbee Raised on ira
protements from Jiooo to $1600
raise of 60000
Notified to appear Jn'y 18 i8j6
Mrs. O'Brian Wilcox Raised on ctt
tlefrom95to 135 heat .raise of
30 head 2I0 00
NotiSed to appear Ju'y 16 1806
Overlook & Jacklin Tombstone Rais
. ed on cattle ffjm 550 to 6oo' head
- raise of 5ohead 353 00
Notified to appear July 18 1896
3Irs. M Pea-se Tombstone raised on
cattle from 150 to 390 head raise
of 50 head 35000
Notified to appear July 16 1896
Packard Catde Co Tombstone Raised
on cattle from 450 to 1000 head
raise 550 335
Notified to appear July 16, 2856.
Henry Pyatt Bisliee Raised on cittle
from 1 So to aoo head raise of 50
head. 330 00-
Noti&ed to apjoa July 18, 1S96.
James Rowers Wil cox- -Raisel on ctt-
tie irom 100 uaa 10 roo ncau
raise ot 300 head 1400 00
NtiJ ta eppesr Js!yi8 1896
S C Roberts Pearce Rals-d on rat.
tie from aoo to 300 head raise of
100 head 700 co
' NodScd to appear July 18 1896
Fred Ruth Sal Simon R.vsed on
cattle Irora 65o tj 1200 head raise
' of 600 heat 4200 00
Notifiad tn appear July 13 1S9S
C J Roberts Bisbe: Raised en cattle
from 400 to tooo hea 1 ruse of 600
head............... 420000
Notified toappear July 18 1856
Vickers and Elian. Tombstone Raised
on lots at and 22. in block iS, in
aty of Tombstone, from j3v to. .$1350 00
Notified ta appear July 16, 1396.
P. B. W.r:eV-j,. 'Tat"-stS3S-ai!-
on merchandese from $jooo to
JS, 500; raise ot
2,500 oe
Nofified to appear July t6, i8j5.
D W Wick-rshsm, Bowii Sution
Raised oa cattle from 150 to 500
bead, raise of 350 hea 1 2,45000
Notified, ta appesr July 18, iSjS.
Thos York. Fo-t Haichun Raised
m on cattle from ia to 200 hd. j.
raiseof 80 head 56000
KotiSed to appear July 18. 1896.
Jos Hoeflsr, Tombstone 'taised on
cattle from y,o u 400 brail, raise
of 50 head.... . . ................ 350 no
Notified toappear July 16,"i8j6, '
h T Holierman, Dragoon Raised on
cattle from 40 to 100 head, raise of
60 head....... ....,s.... ....... 42000
NotiSed to appear Ja!y IS, 1896
o?Ser Qjeen Con Co,--Raised m'dse
from $37,210 to $50,210. raise of 113,000 00
raise on hoisstag mscMnery from
$30,330 to 37,330. raiseof 7,000 co
on smelters from $51,235 to $71,-
335. raiseof 20,00a 00
T own improvements from $1 1,900
to $11,900, raise of. I0.000 oa
Total raise of, $50,000 00
Oa motoin. Board adjouraed naiH July 16,
9,
, J. a WILLIAMS.
Chairman.
Attest
A Wentwokth,
Clerk.
By W.A.HAawooo
DepntjOeUt
P. B. WARNEKROS.
CLOSING OUT!!
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His Mammoth Stock Ot
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Hab
Liquors
Wagons
Buggies
Clothing
Groceries
Hammars
Underwear
Dry Goods
Boois & Shoes ;
Mining & Farm
ing Implements
ALL flLL BE SOLD AT COST.
CLEARANCE -SALEi
IGOODS ALL FRESH AND NEW
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We Respectfully Solicit) The Trade oj AU Rctidhnii (t
ochise County. No Irovbt? to Show Goods. Ctiljid 7,
Convince Yourselj o Ths
We Mean
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