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OUR WATCHWORD----'COCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
VOL. IX
TOMBSTOVE. ARIZONA FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER H. 18o6..
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PROSPECTOR
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DAILY PROSPECTOR.
City and County Official Paper
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
lExcsrr Sunday)
BY
Win. Hattich Editor and Proprietor..
Fremont St. Opposite City 11 all
The PKOtrECTOK will not hold itself respon
sible for anjr of the snides r sentiments ex
pressed by asyof it correspondents.
Fntered in the Tombstone Postoffix u
Secand Class nutter.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES REILLY. ATTORNEY AND
Cou&se'orat Law. Land aud Mining
case a specialty. Tombstone, Arizona.
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la.C.STArHLR. ATTORNEY AT
Law and Notary Public Tombstone
Arizona.
G
EO W. RWAIN, ATIONEY AT-
Lw. Win practice in all courts of tlw
Territory, Tombstone Arizona,
O. CLARK. ATTONEY AND COUN.
selor at Law. Office on Fourth Street.
" between Allen and Toughniit. Tamb
staae. Will practice in all the courts of the
Territory.
HARLES GRANVIIXEJOHNaTON.
Attorney aad Counsellor at Law -uid
Notary Public a Fremdat street bet.
4th and 5th streets. A member of the Bar of
the Supreme" Court oi the Territoiy. and ill
practice in any f the courts therein.
AWENTHWORTH COUNTY RE
corder and Abstract Office. Abstracts
of t tie ta real estate and mines furn
ished prom pily and acurately. Omplete tran
scripts. Office in Court House. Tombstone.
E. ALVORU. 1USTICE OF THE
Peace. Office on Allen St: bet. 3d 4
ath Tombstone.
U KOSKA, I USTICK OF THF PEACE
OtSce on 4th St. bet. Allen and
Toughnut, Tombstone.
S. GORDON. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon: Office adjoining his residence
a .,1. -.,. , ..ll. tmw4A . ! SiAMr.
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clay d night.
FC EAR1 E. ASSAYER AND ME TA
lugical laboratory. Office No 319.
Fremont St, opposite City Hall.
THE ORDERS.
F & A M.
KINO SOLOMON LODGE NO. f
Meets third Saturday in each month.
Visidae brmhars cordially invited to at
tend. I H UcPKERSON. W. M..
A L, GROW Secretary.
R. A M.
OOCHLSE CHAPTER NQ. 4 MEETS
third We-lnescUy in eaca month. Vis.
itine Companions cordially Invited to at
tend. TOM LOWRY. H. P.
A; WENTWORTH Secretary.
P. O. S. OF A.
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ASHINGTON CAMP NO 1 MEETS
1st Friday arentng in each manth. Vis.
itine Conarales cnrdia'Jy invited.
I, TV. llJkf J"k, lOJUCUba
'.Secretary.
A, L. GROW,
A. O. U. W
OMBSTONE LODGE NO 3. A. O U.
W. meet 1st and rd Thursday in each
month. Visiting brothers cardially in
vited.
ROHT. BEST M. W.
MONMONIEK Recorder.
W. D.
K- OF P-
ARIZONA LODGX KNIGHTS OF
Prthhs N 4. taeets every 1st aad 3rd
Monday's in each month. V siting
brothers corcially invited.
A. H. EMANUEL, O. C.
W. D. MONMONIER. K. of S.
rROTECTlON HOSE COMPANY NO Z
f meets First Sunday in each month at
their hose bouse n the corner of Seventh
and Fremont streets, opposite the school bouse.
WM. GARRETT.
Foreman.
TOM SMITH Secretary.
RESCUE HOE COMPANY MEETS
First Sanday in" each month at Cry Hall
Fremont street. J. V TICKERS,
A, WENTWORTH, SZ, President
I, N. M.DCrtOUGH. Foreman.
ENGINE COMPANY NO 1. MEETS
last Sunday in ea.h month at hose house
on th- corner bf Teughnat aad 3th street.
JOSEPH L1PPEKT Foreman
HENRY DUNKER. Secretazy
Wan'rd Ass agent in every sertion to can
vms j4 to fS 7 made; sells at sight;
Osoi nua to sail staple gouds to dealers
best jit! liw. tr? a ir-th. Saluy or laree
ccnunixion mace; experience unnecessary For
sealed particulars sena sump, uiiitan reap
A Manataduriag Corapaay, Cindnnati, Ohio.
Illlinil WATER
WORKS.
F. CALVES, Prop.
Prompt Service. Water per barrel, 25c! s.
Per bucket, 5 ct.
Special Rates to Families
Leave orders with wagon.
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POLITICAL.
Under I Flag?
PEOPLES' PARTY PLATFORM
For President. W. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska.
Far Vice-President. T. WATSON, ot Ceergia.
We demand:
1. The free and unrestititcd coinage of gold
and silver at the prestnt ratio of 16 to t without
rtgzrd to the actions or wishes of any other
nation or combination whatever,
II- 1 he increase at the current money to an
amount sufficient to meet the wants of cur
growing population and business, such money
to consist of silver and cold coin and U. S.
Treasury notes, equally a legal tender for all de
mands publi and private.
lit. The abolition of all national banks and
the establishment of Postal Savin Banks, man
aged and controlled by the U. S. Treasury.
IV. The establishment cf a system of direct
legislation by the people, giving to the people
thrrmelves the power, xsl To veto all laws pass
ed by any less than 95 per cent of all the-'r rrp
rcsenlati.es. and to propose the enactment of
laws by any number greater than five per cent
of the electors and compell their submission to
tlie whole body of the electors.
V. Tht all mews of trausp jrtating persons
property and in e'.l gnci be gradually taken by
the Nation and conducted and controlled by an
unpartisan com mi- sion under strict civil service
rules,
VI. That all public salaries and compensa
tions shiU lie made to correspond to the price of
labor and labor's product
PRIMARY ELECTION.
Satvbdat. September io. 186.
The voters of tve People's party of Cochise
county will hereby take notice that the date for
bldint; paimany elections for election of dele
jjatts to attend the county convention which
wi I be held in Uisbee at the call of the People's
party Central Committee and published in the
news papers of the county has been set for the
19th day of September, 1800, The following is
the apportionment of delccates from each pre
cinct: Hisbee, 7: Tombstone, 4: Pearce, a: Will-
cox, 3; Hereford, 1; Miller's Canyon, 1; Fort
Huachuca' 1; Huschuca Sidinr. 1; Vet H in
clines. 1: Fairbank, 1; St. David, 1; Benson. 1;
Tres AUnias, x: Pool's ranch. 1; RusMville, 1;
Dos Cabexu, t; Tevislon, 1; San Simon, s;
Brannocfc, 1; Tavlor's Ranch, 1; Galerille, 1;
San Bernardino. 1.
NOTICE
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
against purchasing or negotiating a pafier pur
porting to call for one hundred dollars, favor of
John Gates and endorsed by me as same lias
been paid, as I hold 'Mr. Gates receipt. Faid
piper has been let;. T. B. CH VTTMAN
Pearco, Au;. 17 tfoo.
PROBATE NOITCE.
In the Probate Court, County of Cochise Ter
ritory 01 .Arizona,
INTHE MATTt-R OFTHE ESTATE OF
Emile Lenomund deceased;
Notice of Application for order of sale.
Notice is hereby civen that Geo. H. Fitts
Administrator, has filed with the CWlc of this
ourt a petition praying for an order of sale of
an real ana personal property et necearea ana
that the 3U1 day of. October. I896, at a o'clock
p. m. of said day being a dav of a regular terra
of this court to wit of the October term. I89A
at the Cochise county court house, in Tomb
stone, county aforesaid, has been set for hearing
said petition, when and where any person inter-
estra may appear and how cause w by ice said
said petition should not ne rrntrd.
W. r. HKAUltY.
Ex-cflicio Clerk.
Dated 5ept. 3th i9.
WA 1 ED SOLICITORS FOR CAM
PAIGN Book "Bryan Sewall and Free Silver's
authorized by Bnran wiTtten by R. L. Metcalf
error umaha wo-ia Herald appointed author
by Eryan. contains speeches and platform. A
bonanra for agents; a free silver mine for work,
ers; only $ 1 50 ; the only authorized book 50 per
cent; credit given; freight paid; outfit free. Begin
now with choice of territory; .permanent, profi
table work for 9i. AddressThe National Book
Concern, Star building, Chicago. ar
I WANTED AN ENERGETIC MAN TO
I establish branch office here $100. p.-r
I month salary. For full infonnation,' aUdnr
j Room' 6. 373 S. Mala St. Los" 'Angeles, Calif.
I Mridde CU-nica! Co.
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ASSAYING
IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Tombstone, Arizona,
Samples by mat! pr express, will receive
ptomp; .ticntion.
Office and Reuatnce Overlook JToute.
wstGne & Pearce
MAIL AND STAGE LINE.
FRANK BLATZ, - Prop.
Makes semi weekly irfps to and from
Pearce every Wednesday and Sun-.
day of each week, making the-round
trip in one day, carrying U. S. mail ."
: and"pastcngers. "
FAR, round trip -- S."-
Kortro TtMiIrr.
Horse Uodo Vill rouiiuence on the
San Rafael ranch on the lot of Sep.
tenber. Cattle roJoo will comnieuoe
ou tbu 15tb oi Septrniber.
Weather (.ermiliitig, the C C C and
Rigga round-up will begin at Sulphur
Springa, Wednetdajr, Aujftut 26th.
San Pedro Kouud-up Aiaooiatinn
will commence work on September 10,
beginning at the the Wakefield place.
The annual fall round-up by cattle
owner oi Sulphur Spring valley and
vicinity, north or the S. P. railroad,
will begin at Hooker' Hot Spring! on
the morning of Sept. 1st.
The general round-up of the Lower
Sulphur Spring Vailey will commence
work on September 7th from the old
VV. B, Taylor ranch. tf.
Gladness Comes
With a better understandinrj of the
transient nature of the many phys
ical Ills, which vanish before proper ef
forts gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it -s the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health, lis beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
clcanliaess without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
aud the system "is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disearc. one
may be commended to the most xkillfui
nhvsiciaus. but if in need jt & laxative.
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Synip of
Figs stes highest and is most largely
used and gives wo genTal si.lsf action.
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Fresno t s:reet,opposi e Prospector.
FAMILY PHOTOGRAHS
OUR SPECIALTY
Careful attention given to turning o t the
Finett view and picture of all list in
a matt artiiiic manner, tuperior
finish and tone.
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Taken on short notice. Groups a s e
:ialty Cabinet, panel and standard
GUM MAXEY,
Allen St near 3d, (0!d;Custom Houe.)
VEGETABLES.
FRUITS,
OiATOES
' re$h C'-lif n?(i frvhrecrtvd every day
rt t 'fur. Ecrything told at
'uinf' ' r ru-tdt delivered
r in n't oartu of eitx.
FO TBE WM.
Excursion Rts tn S.mta Mon
icaandthe Sea Coast;
Ovr the
S. P R.R, FROM BENSON
To parties desiring to go to the ser
hore to rpend the' summer and enjoy
the conl xalt water breeze, should take
advantage of thft excursion rate' of
131.05 from
BENSON TO SANTA MONICA.
Ticket good for 60 days. For furthet
information apply to
F.S.WEBSTER,
"j ' ' " Agent atJBenson,
OrT. A. Goodua, -
1 0. P. A;.' Sab FrMicIsCO.
f Highest of all in Lcavenin 'Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Rol
ABSOLUTELY PURE
LATEST NEWS
Senator Teller Speakes In
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION
A Remarkable Law Suit A
Raging Storm in Rhode
Island.
BRYAN'S ACCEPTANCE,
Gsind Rxtims, Mich. Senator Tel
ler did not rpak at the state fair to
day except toaeknowlege the applause
accorded him when he appeared on
the platform. It was "Silver day" at
the fair and addretcei were made by
Charles S. Sligb, the fusion candidate
for governor, and several of his atsoci-
ates on the ticket. Last night 5,000
peopla asiembled at Lockerby ball.
Lets than 3,000 could get inside or
withiu hearing of the speaker. Owing
to hoarenesj Teller spoke at a great
di-advantage. When introduced by
ex-Congrefgman Co ma lock he spoke
for nearly two hours, almost entirely
na the Unsocial question.
Little Rock, Ark. The democracy
of Arkansas yesterday achieved the
rtatest victory in the history oi tbe
slate. Never before was such an
overwhelming majority given an;
gubernatorial candidate as was yester
day given General Dan W. Jones.
Conservative estimate-, based on
partial returns, now place the total
vole at 165,000 and gives Jonaclear
majority over all opposition combined
of 00,000 to 05,000, Figures are com
ing in slow and many enthusiastic
democrats claim that when the back
counties are all in, Jones' majority
will run above TO.OO1).
Nkw York, Mrs. Matilda Wallace
sued the directors of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad company
for $50,000 damages.
She alleges thai in June 1893, they
caused to be published an allegf d
' ETc'ta,em,n' ' ,ns finsnC'l condition
of the railroad compary, ipnHl by
President Relnhart, and relying on
the sho j ins: therein mde sf'e pur
chased 1,700 share of stock. Satur
day, sre b1W", she found the state
ments to be falsa and it was puhlMied
to deceive the public.
NaKKAGaVSKTT PlKR, R. I. The
northern storm which has been rag
ing here all day is inrirFairfp in fury
every hour and tonight tt'Is blowing
overeixty rxiles an hour. The surf is
rolling very high and part of the beacli
row occupied by bu-inees houses is
already partly submerged. Efeavy
damage to properly is ftaied before
daylight.
Lincoln, Neb. .Mr. Bryan's letter
of acceptance of the democratic nom
ination waa given to the press today,
It eoniUU o! about 3,000 wjrds.
Omms.Xfcb. AxrangemenUt er
Baking
Powder
completed for a epeech to be delivered
in Omaha by Bourlte Coehrau.of New
York, tonight. Sterling-Morton will
preiide.
Pattbb8o, N. J. Garrett A Hobert
in a lengthy letter today formally ac
cepted the nomination for vice-reai-
deut on the Republican ticket.
Delicious!
.Did you ever have tea
made just the minute after it
was roasted ? you know all
tea has to be roasted before it
is tea at all.
Delicious!
Why, then, does everybody
but Schilling have his tea
roasted over in Japan, so far
away ? And why does Schil
ling roast only his best tea in
San Francisco ?
Cheaper to have it done in
(fapan, India, China, and Cey
on, and you insist upon cheap
tea.
You don't get it though
it is n't cheap, it is dear. Tea
is dear unless it is good.
Schilling s Best is the
cheapest tea there is ; it is all
tea ; it is the finest Japan pro
duces ; it is fresh.
At your grocer's, and your
money back if you want it
Schilling's Hell coffee, baking-powder,
soda, spices, and flavoring-extract"!,
are also money-backed.
A Sciillmg df Com f any San Francises
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT
GEO. G. McGEE, Prop.
Fairbank, : Arizona,
Headquarters for visitors from Tomb
stone and surrounding country.
Best of wines liquors and oigars
always on hand.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
P. A. DEMARTIHI,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
A full line of
GROCERIER,
PROVISIONS,
CIGARS
AND
TOBACCO.
FAIRBANK.. AKIZONA.
Fairbank, A. T.
K. HARRINGTON, Prop.
MRS.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties going
from Tombstone to Bisbee will
have ample time for dinner
. before the train arrives
Tbrjfe Supplied With the Best.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
ABCTIC ICE CO-
A. J. BISSETT,
PROPRIETOR.
Jce delivered to any 0t Par I R
part of the city at ulJS cl LO
Sptrial rates to families for ice to regular
customers.
Office and ice bouse Opposite posto'fkc
FAIBalEIGHANGE
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