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OUR WATCHWORD- "COOHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
VOL. IX.
Tt MBSTONE. ARIZONA TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 8, 1896.
No. 25Q
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The Prospector
"Jity ami County Oilicial Paper.
JrUBilSHKD EVERY EVENING
(KlCKPT SUXDAY.
BY
Win. Mich Editor and Proprietor.
Fremont St., Opposite City Hall
Tug Pkosjectov will not hold itself respon
sible for an; of the articles or sentiments ex
pressed by any of its correspondents
Entered In the Tombstone Postoffice as
Second Class matter.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES REILLY. ATTORNEY AND
Count 1 -rat Law. Land and Mining
cases a specialty. Tombstone. Arizona.
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M. C STAEHLE. ATTORNEY AT
Law and Notary Public, Tombstone,
Arizona.
HERRING & HERRING. ATTORNEYS
and Counselors at Law. Office on
Toughnut Street, between Second and
asd Third, opposite the Court House.
G EO. V. SWAIN." ATTORNEY"aS
La. Will practice In all courts of the
Territory. Tombstone, Arizona.
A S.CLARK.ATTORNEYANDCOUN.
I j setor at Law. Office on Fourth Street.
' baven Allen and Toughnut, Tomb
stone. ' Will practice is all the con of the
Territory.
HARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON.
.1 Attorney aod Counsellor at Law and
Notary Public, 427 Fremont street, bet.
o. sod 5th streets. A member of the Bit 01
the 3aprcme Court of the Territory, and will
prtc&e in any of the courts therein.
B
ERTHA HERRING, TYPEWRITER
and Notary Public. Toughnut Street,
Tombstone, Ariiora.
AWENTWORTH. COUNTY RE
corder and Abstract.OSice. Absuacts
" of title to real estate and mines fini
shed promptly and acurately. Complete inn.
scripts. Office in Court House. Tombstone.
OE. ALVORD, JUSTICE OF THE
Peace. Office on AUen.St: bet. 3d &
" 4th. Tombstone,
L KOSKA. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
l "Office on 4th St. bet. Alien and
Toughnut. Tombstone. "
HS. GORDON. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon: Office adjoining his residence
on 4th street. Calls attended at all hours day and
night.
FC. ARLE. ASSAYER AND META
lugieal Laboratory. oe No 39.
Fremont St. opposite City Hall.
THE ORDERS-
F. & A 31.
KING SOLOMON LODGE NO. 5,
meets third Saturday in each month.
Visiting brothers cordially invited t at
tend, w. m..j.h Mcpherson.
A. L. GROW Sec'iy.
It. A. M
COCHISE CHAPTER No. 4. MEETS
third Wednesday in each month. Vis
iting Companions cordially invireu to at
end. TOM LOWRY, II. P.
A. WENTWORTH. Secretary.
P. O. S. of A.
WASHINGTON CAMP NO. 1 MEETS
1st Friday evening a. each month. Vis
iting Comrades cordially invited.
J, W. CLARK, President.
A. L. GROW, Secretary.
A. o. u. w.
'TOMBSTONE LODGE NO. 3, A. O. U.
1 W. meets 1st and 3d Thursday In each
month. Visiting brotbe cordially ra
llied. ROBT. BEST. M. W.
W. D. MONMONIER, Recorder.
K. of P.
A RIZONA LODGEJ KNIGHTS OF
f. PythUs. No. 4., meets every 1st and
d Mondays in each month. Visiting brothers
lordiuly invited
A. H. EMANUEL, C.C.
W. D. MONMONIER K. of S.
fR3TECTI0N HOE COMPANY NO. 3.
meets Fiist Sunday in each month ot thar
bose house on the corner of Seventh and Fre
so it streets, opposite the school house.
WM. GARRETT.
Foreman
TOM SMITH Secretary.
RE-UE HOSE COMPANY MEETS
First Scsday in each month at City Hall
Fremont street. J.V.VICKERS.
ft. ft ENTWORTI I, Secty. President.
J. N MCDONOUGH. Foreman.
J
I GINE COMPANY NO. I. MEET
111 1ai nn.t iv in ah month, at hose house.
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en the eomer ot iougnnsi ana 51a sirecu.
JOSEPH LIPPERT. Foreman.
HENRY DUNKER. Secretary.
TJJSXOIS
WATER WORKS
F CALVES, Prop.
Water Ter Barrel, - 25 Centi'
Water. Per Bncket - 5 Cents,
rilOKPT SEMYJCE.
".educed Rates by the Month
Leave orders with wagon, or at tl.i
H'jmjS'W-'J S.'.'l'l'H'T"!''"!""1'"'"" ' "
ni.trnvlt.T.nt 1 LV.rfKiryll
H CkpnVMWUll9utfnA,rMiln(tBSUl It
S. M. BARROW.
450 and 452 ALLEJV ST,
(i m .
THE
DRY GOODS
Pgr'
Is Complete, Embracing all the latest Styles, Designs,
Textures, Pattern, and Shades of a large
and -well selected stock of
Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Checks
Ribbons, Laces, Hoisery,
Etc. Etc. Etc.
MEN'S H DEPARTMENT
A Specialty is made of this Department and the price,
style and quality are bound to please.
CLOTHING SHIRTS, UNDERWARE NECKTIES, ETC
MARYSVILLE AND OREGON UNDERWARE.
NEAT NOBBY SUITS FROM $10 AND UPWARD.
BAT AND 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
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CROGKERYXHARDWARE AND
DEPARTMENTS
A fulljstock is'carried consisting of
Glassware,
Crockery,
Cut G-lass,'
JTaiaey Caps.
Canvass Tents,
Wagon Covers,
Matra s e w .
Everything at Lowest Easts mPriceSc
S( M. BARROW
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DEPARTMENT
FOR FAMOUS WATFRTOWN SHOES.
TELE
Hardware,
Tinware, -
Ouns. IPistols, "
Catridg-es 32ic
XJarness'J "
Saddles,
Spxirs.
SADDLERY
A favor
J If you don't like Sckillins
Bat tea, won't you please tell
"your grocer so, and, while he
is giving you your money
back, tell him why ?
If our tea is not suited to
your taste, it is worth more
to us than the money that we
give you back to know why
you don't like it.
Other members of the money-back
family: Schilling' Sift coffee, baking
powder, coda, spices, seasoning, Savor
ing extracts.
A Schilling S Company San Franciuo
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POLITICAL.
UNDER WHICH FLAG.
PEOPLES PARTY PLATFORM
For President, W. J. BRYAN of Nebraska.
For Vice-President, T. WATSON, Georgia.
We dematd:
I. The free and unrestricted coinage of gold
and silrer at the present ratio of 16 to i without
regard to the actions or wishes of any other
nation or combination whatever.
II. The increase of the current money to an
amount sufficient to mtet the ants of our grow -ing
population and business such money to
consist of silver and gold cci i in
Tieasury notes, equally a legal tender for all de
mindi. public and private.
Ill The abolition ofaS national banks, and
the tablishment of Postal Saving Banks,
managed and controlled by the the U. S.
Treaniry,
IV. The establishment of a system ol direct
legislation by the people, giring to the people
themsehes the porer, istTo veto all laws pass
ed by any l;Ss thin 95 per cent of all their rep
resentatives, and. To propose the enacment
of Law l. by any number greater than five per
cent of the electors ani compel their submission
to the whole body of the electors.
V. That all means of transporting persons
property and Intelligence be gradually be taken
by the Nation and coadu:tea and controlled
by an unparusin cinimission under strict civil
semce rules.
VI. Tint all public salaries and compen
sations shall bs made to correspond to the
price ol labor and labor's products.
NOTICE.
TO THE REPUBLICAN CONTKAL COM
mittee of Cochise County, Arizona:
"You are hereby notified that there will be a
meeting of said central committee at the
court house, Tombstone, upon September 10th
at a p. m. to transact the following business:
To hli vacancies en said committee; to
select 10 d-.Iejates to attend the territorial con
v ntion and to transact any other business that
may proper! cometfore the committee.
G. II. FI ITS.
Chairman.
A. W. bsiiTii. Secretary.
TouBVTOSt, A. T. September 1st . 1896.
PRIMARY ELECTION.
Saturday, Skmesieer 19. 1896.
Thj voters of the Peoples' pirty of Cochise
county nill hereby uke notice that the dite
for holding primiry elections for election of
delegates to attend the county convention
hichwuTbeheIdin Bisbee at the call of the
Peoples' pirty Central Committee and published
in the news papers cf the ounty has been set
for the io:h day f September. tSo6. The fol
lowing is the apportionment of delegates from
each precinct: Bisbee. 7; 1 o-nnstone. 4:
Pearce, a; Wilcox, a; Hcafird. 1; Millers
Canyon. 1; Fort Htuchuca. . Huichuca Siding
1; West Huichuca, 1; Fairbank, l;SU David,
1. Benson, i; TresAlmos, 1; Pool's Ranch, 1,
Rus:llville. 1; Dos' Cabens. 1; Teviston, 1;
San Simon, s; Brannock. 1; Taylor's Ranch, 1;
GaleyvDe, 1; San Bernardino, 1.
NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
agrnst purchasing or negotiating a piper pur
porting to call for one hundred dollars, fvr of
John Gates, and endorsed by me, as same has
teen rei and I hold Mr. Gates' rece-pL Said
piper lias ben lost. T. BCHATTl AN,
Pcarcs-. Aug, 1 7, 1806
i f ANTED N ENERGETIC MN .TO
'' establish branch office here Si co. per
month salary. For full information, aldms
Room"6, 273 S. Main St Los Angeles, Calif.
Viridde Chemical Co.
.W. O. ABBOTT.
PRICES FOR ASSA XJWG:
Toil BSTONE, A. T. 3
Gold. Sr.co
filrtr... ........ ...... xoc-
Head 1.00
Gold and Silver, one sample 1.35
Gold. Silver and lead, one sample sco
Copper., , r.50
Silica 1.50
Minjanrse i.jo
C. v 10
; slUn ra XCO
Zinc ...... 300
Of&eeaiid Residence Overlook
Hmsc
. IIOXCI. AUttllMIJt
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F. Bohman, ranch.
EJ LtiDiI, Ranch
1 alacl.
C. N. Raven, Huacbuca.
Robt. Downey, Huachucae.
D. 1. Roja, Los Angeles.
EAX JOSE.
V. H. Patterson, El Paso.
aP.UKQTOM
Adolph Bail and wile, Tucson.
J. B. Crowder, Si. L'uis.
F. A. Lweet, Uisbee.
V. K. Styles, do
BUCKLIN'S' ARNICA SALVE.
The best salvo in the world for 'cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheutn, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eiup'.ions and posi
tively cures Piles, or no payment requir
cd it is guaranteed to give peefect stis a
Faction or money refunded. Prices 50
cents per box. For sale a Tomb ione
Drug Store
Oliui'cl INoticcs.
UletJtcdiKt Chueeli.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock a. tn.
Preaching at the usual hour in the
evening.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all. D.Koderts,
Pastor.
Koileo Urttioen.
Horse ltodeo will coturaenco on tbe
San Itafael ranch on the 1st of Sep
tember. Cattle roJeo will commence
on thu 15th of Septrmber.
Weather petmiltinp, the C C C aud
Kigga toutid-np will begin at Sulphur
Spring?, Wednesday, Augut 2Clh.
San Pedro Kound-up Association
will commence, work ou September 10,
beginning at the the Wakefield place.
The annual fall round-up by cattle
owners ot Sulphur Spring valley and
vicinity, north or the S. P. railroad,
v,WI b'fiu at llooket'e Hut Sptingson
the tn-irninj: of S-pt. 1st.
Tha general round-up of Hip lwer
Sulphur Spring Valley ill runitnei.ee
work 011 S piember 7tii from thu old
W. B, T lor ranch. tf.
Piano for sale. A seven
octave square piano,.rosewood
case, sweet toned and in good
repair. Price 100; includ
ing stool. Inquire at this
office.
WA TED SOLICITORS FOR CAM
PAIGN Book "Bryan Sewall and Free Silver'
authoriiid by Bryan written by R, L. Metcalf
editor Omaha World Herald appointed author
by Bryan, contains speeches and platform. , A
bonauta lor agents; a iree surer mine inr wok,
en: only 81.50; the only authorized bock, 50 per
cent; credit given; freight paid; outfit free. Begin
now with choice of terntory; permanent, profi
table work for '96. Address The National Book
Concern, Star building, Chicago. at
uiaancGS uomes
Withr. Utter understanding of the
lrius.i--.it ifituro of the msny phys
ical illc, ytIikJi vanish before properef
iortE (,'entlo eitorxs pli-asmil cftorts
rightly directed. Thero i'. comfort xn
the l:no vlcdc. that to meny forms of
Pteicns are mil duo tt auy actnal dis
.u ntili-imiilv to a constipated condi
tion of tho syhlcni, which the pleasant
family Uisauvc, Syrupof Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is whv iC is the only
remedy with millionbof families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value (?ooa iicaiui. i w.-ucui;uii
effects are duo to the fact, that itis the
one- remedy which promotes internal
'cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all Imnortant. In order to fret its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you have the frcnuine arti
cle, which is luantifactared by the Cali
fornia Fig Svrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If In the enjoyment of good health,
n tii tretpm is rpcmlar. laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual atsease, one
n Yu. onmmpnrird to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need uf a laxative,
. .i.n,,M ,- Uin Tvat- and with the
well-informed everywhere,' Syrtrp of
Figs ataads highest and i& most largely
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THE LATEST MS
An Unsuccessful Attempt at
Train Robbery.
BRYAN AT MILWAUKEE.
The Cliino Ranch Sold Banks
Close TheXonjr Rclav
Race.
AN0TIIER BIG STRIKE
General Happening Througl!
out the Country.
Sacrmak-sto An attempt waj
made tonight to hold up the Over
land express, eight miles west of the
city. The engineer killed one of the
robbers and then pulled out the train
and reached this city. Sheriff John
eon and a posse have gone to the
i enj in a special train.
' Black River Falls, Wis. The
jAckeon county bank was cloied yes
terday on the petition of Thomas B.
Mills, a stockholder. The petitioner
illeges that the bank ewes depositors
on demand to exceed $45,000 and is
insolvent.
Milwaukee, The pUtform arrang
ed for Bryan to upon was erte'rd iu
the midst of National Pari: comprising
about ten acres in the South Side
about three miles from the ht-art oi
town. Tho long distance, lack of
facilities for tranportalion and threat
ning weather, probably prevented the
crowd being as large as it otherwi-e
would have had been. The
ground surrounding lour sides ot
the platform were filled with people
as far out as the speaker could be
heard. The crowd was variously es
timated at 6,000 to 10,000. Many
ladies braved tha dampsees for an
oppurtunity to hear Bryan speak.
Pas Fbakcisco, The Cbino ranch
ranch At Chino Cal., passed from tbe
Chino ranch company and Richard
QirJ former owner, by deed today 'to
in English ryndicate, tbe purchase
price was -11,000,000. The Chino
ranch company rcservo 1,0C0 acres of
land arid the '.ownsitcol'Chiuo.
Eric, Vft. The Traneconlinentol
relay pissed here at 5:09 p. m., cen
tral standard lime; seventeen hours
late.
Watkk Valley, Wiss. The men in
the Illinois Central shops at this place
were cut to eight hours a day. A
large number have been suspended
during the past three months.
San Francisco. Chief Justico
Beatty of the supreme court, signed
an order which will permit Theodora
Durant, the convicted murderer of
Blanohe Lamont, to remain "in his
present quarters in tbe county jil in
stead of having to go to San Qnentin
pending tbe decision on his appeal.
LonoB. Tom Mtnn, leader of tbe
propoaed strike ol the dock labours all
ittK
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Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ass
over tha world, said tonight to an
Associated Press representative: 'In
the Unitcd.Statea our proposition met
with a cordial reception from Presi
dent Qomperg, who baa thoroughly
distributed our literature in the pro
per quarter. The dock laborers and
other members ot tbe federation in
America will quit work at tbe tame
hour our continental brethem lay
down their tasks. If we wait until
we have 7S0MX) men enrolled there
'will be no need for a strike as tha
employers will yield in the face of a
threat of a general paralysis of ship
ping business in the whole world.
It has been proposed that a general
strike should commence on Septem
ber 20 next but I hopo that will not
be the case."
Ruined !
You can spoil even Sefa'l
lings Best (money-back) tea
by boiling it.
Just as the water begins to
boil, take it off the stove and
put in the tea ; let it stand six
or eight minutes no longer;
then pour it.
No matter what tea you
use, this is the way to make it.
A Schilling & Company San J-'nncisct
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Probate Notice.
In the Probate Court. County of Cochise, Ter
ritory of Arizona,
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Em ile Lnormand, deceased,!
Notice of A lication for order of sale.
Notice is hereby gi-en. that Gjo. H. Fitts,
riminiurator, has filed with the Clerk of this
Court a petition praying for an order of site of
all r-al and personal property of deceased aud
that the 5th day of October, iSyS, at 3 o'clock
p. m of said day, bein?a day of a regular term
of this court, to -wit: of the October term. 1&96,
at the Cochise county court house, in Tomb
stone, county aforesaid, has been set for hearing
said petition, 'when and where any person inter
cted may appear and sho cause why the said
petition should not be granted.
W. F. BRADLEY,
Et-offico Clerk.
OitedSept. sth, 1886.
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT.
GEO. G. McGEE, Prop
FAIRBAJfK, ARIZONA.
Headquailen for vititor from Tomb
stone andsurroundiig country.
Best of wines, liquors and cigars always
kept on hand.
BEER ON DRAUGHT.
P. A,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE'
A FULL LINF
OF GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS
OIQARS'
AND TOBACCO
Constantly lept onTiand. Patronage soildte
FAIRBANK ARIZONA.
FairM ResFanrant
FAIRBANK. AKIIOSA.
MltS, K. HARRINGTON, Prep
TABLES SUPPLIED
WITH THE BEST
OF E.ERYTHIK6
Charges reas able Parties eoirg" from leak
oset Bisbee will have ample rime foj
dim er before tbe tarin arrives. .rVw
lie oatrwujs a rapiaf dti
solicited.
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