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PROSPECTOR
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OUR WATCHWORD--"OOCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
VOL.. X
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31896
No. 7.
THE
TOMBSTONE
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DAILY PROSPECTOR.
City and County Official Paper
-KJBLISHED EVERY EVENING
w (Eickit Sunday)
-BY-
mvdi. Hattich Editor and Proprietor
Fremont St. Opposite City Hall
The PsosrECroi will not hold itself respon
sible for any of the" articles or sentiments ex
pressed by any of it correspondents.
Entered in the Tombstone I'ostofSre as
Secand Class matter.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES REILLY. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. Land aud Mining
- cases a specialtr. Tombstone, Arizona.
'M. CSTAEHLE. ATTORNEY AT
"WW Law and Notary Public, Tombstone
" Arizona.
G
EO. W. SWAIN, ATTONEY AT
Law. Will practice in all coutis of the
Temtory, Tombstone Arizona,
OS. t-LARK, ATTONEY AND COUN
selor at ljr. Office on Fourth Street,
between Allen and Toughnut, Tomb
u sa Will practice in all the courts of the
Territory.
CHARLES GKANVM.LEJUHNVTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Notary Public, a:" Fremont street bet.
4th and 5th slrrets. A member or the liar of
the Supreme Court ot the lerntoi). and will
practice in any f ibe courts therein.
AWENTHWORTH COUNTY RE
corderand Abstract Office. Abstracts
of title to real estate and mines furn
ished promptly and acurately . Complete trari
scripts. Oifice in Court House. Tombstone.
C" E. ALVORU, JUSTICE OF THE
Peace. Office on Allen St: bet 34 i
ath Tombstone.
L. KOhKA, J UfcTlCEOFTHF PEACE
OiQce on 4th St. bet. Allen and
Toughnut. 'I ombstone.
HS. GORDON. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon: Office adjoining his residence
on .,lh ftfn t ( M.atlnHf-H sta.l hmir
day and nijjbt.
CEAKLE. ASSAYER AND 5IETA
lueical laboratory. Office No 319.
' Fremont St. eppcs.te City i lall.
THE ORDERS.
F &. A M.
KING SOLOMON LODGE NO. s
Meets third Saturday in each month.
Visiting brothers cordially invited to at
tend. I H McPHERsON. W. M .
A L GROW Secretary.
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COCHISE CHAPTER NQ. 4 MEETS
third Wednesday in each month. Vis
iting Companions cordially invited to at
tend. TOM LOWRY. II. P.
A. WENTWORTH Secretary.
P. O. S. OF A.
WASHINGTON CAMP NO 1 MEETS
1st Friday evening in each month. Vis
iting Comrades cordially invited.
J. W. CLAPK, President.
A, L...GROW, Secretary.
A. O. U. W
TOMBSTONE LODGE NO 3. A. O U.
V. meet island 3rd Thursday in each
month. Visiting brothers cordially is-
- Tiled.
ROUT. BESTM. W.
W,
D. MONMONIEK Rocordrr.
K- OF P-
ARIZONA LODGE- KNIGHTS OF
Pythias No 4. meets every 1st and 3rd
Monday's in each month. V.siuog
brothers ccrcially inrited.
A. H. EMANUEL, C. C.
W. D.-MONMONIER. K. of S.
kROTECTION HOSE COMPANY NO 3.
. meets First Snndar in each month at
their hose house en the corner of Seventh
and Fremont streets, opposite the school house.
WM. GARRETT.
Foreman,
TOM MITH Secretary.
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ESCUE HOaE COMPANY MEETS
First Sunday is each menth at City Hall
Fremont street. I. V VICKEKS.-
WENTWORTH. Secty President
J, N. McDONOUGH. Foreman,
ENGINE COMPANY NO r. MEEIS
last Sunday in ea h mon h at hose home
on the corner t.f Toughnut and 5th street
JOSEPH LIPPEKT Foreman
HENRY DUNKER. Secretary.
Wanted An agent in evay section to can.
vast 4 to $5 a day mide; sells at sight;
also a man to Sail Maple good to dealers
best side line, J73 a rro'th. iultiy or large
commission nuae; experience annacessary For
sealed particulars send sump. ChTtan Scap
Jr. Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati. Ohio.
III! I Oil WATER
WORKS.
F; CALVES, Piop """"
"ronrpt Service. Water per barrel, 2501$
Per backet, ; cts.- .
Soecial Rates to Families
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TOLITICAL.
Her Well Flag?
PEOPLES' PARTY PLATFORM
For President. W. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska.
For Vice-President. T. WATSON, or Georgia.
For Delegate to Congress. DUCKY O'NEILL.
I- The free and unrestimed coinage of gold
and silver at the presnt ratio of 16 to 1 without
regard to the actions or wishes of any other
nation or combination whatever,
II- The increas ot the current money to an
amount sufficient to meet the vants of our
growing population and business, such money
to consist of silver and gold coin and U. S.
Treasury notes, equally a legal tender for all de
mands public and private.
HI. The abolition of all national banks aad
the establishment of Postal Saving Rv mm
aged and controlled by the U. S. Treasury.
IV. The establishment of a system of direct
legislation by the people, giving to the people
themselves thepamer, lit. To veto all laws pass
ed by any less than 53 per cent of all their rep
resentatives, and to propose the enactment of
laws by any number gruter than five per cent
of the electors and compel! their submission to
the whole body of the electors.
V. That all means of transpsrtating persons
properly and intelligence be gradually taken by
ihe Nation and conducted and controlled by an
unpartisan commission under strict civil service
rules,
VI. That all public salaries and compensa
tions shall be made to correspond to the price of
labor and labor's product.
Notice is hertb- given that Tuesday, October
6ih is set for the Democratic county convention,
which will be held in the ccunty court house at
Tombstone, on October 6th. The following is
the apportionment of each prednct.
Tombstone 16. Risbee 20. Hereford 1. Miller's
Canyon 1, Fort Huachuca 1, Huachuca Siding
I, Fairbank 2, St David a. Benson 5. Tres
Alamos I. Pool's 1. Russelville 1. Willcox 5,
Dos Cabeus 1. Pottie Station. 2, San Simon i,
Drannock 1, Wilgus 1. Rucker 1, Taylor's
Ranch r, Galeyville 1. Pearce 2. San Bernar
dino 1, Custom House 1 Total 72.
The order of business at this convention shall
be.
1st The selection of a county central com
mittee 2nd Nomination of officers to be voted for
the November election
ALLEN R ENGLISH
Chairman County Central Committee,
Tombstone, September 28, 1896
A Good Ranch and Improve
ments Me red for Sale,
"VTOTICE TS HERCTY GIVEN THAT
J3 bid will b received ;bv the undersigned
administrator) Uie'estatebf Emile Lenormand
deceased np to"and Including' November 14th
i8o6.at his store: In Tombstone Arizona for the
ranch of 160 acres. heretofdt owned and occu
pied by said deceased r6ited on the San
Pedro nrtr in said county; Just above the Grand
Central Mill, and about two miles below the
town of Fairbank and' also' for all the personal
property and utensils belonging to and situated
upon said raach which personal property is de
scribed in the 'inventory and apprisement in this
estate, on file with ,the Probate Judge of said
county. Possession can be given December
1st, 1896. - Te.-ms of sale; cash. The right to
reject any and all bids I hereby reserved.
UEU: H. FITTS
Administrator.
Dated September jth, 1896
ToiuStone & Pearce
MAIL AND SrAGE LINE.
FRANK BLATZ, - Prop.
Makes semi weekly trips to and from
Pearce every Wednesday and Son
day of each week, making the round
trip in one day, carrying U. S. rsa!
arid passengers.
FARE, round trip - 54
CATARRH
LOCAL DISEASE
and la the result of colds aad
sudden climatic changta,
1 1 can be enrrd by a plaunt
remedrTThlch Is applied U
rectly Into the Loatnla, B
aiqjucMy abaorbedltsivea
reuaratecce.
Ely's Cream Balm
I aekixnrlrdsred to be the moat thorough car for
Xml Catarrh. Cold In Head and Hay Fiver of an
Rtaadiea. It opens and cleanse lb nasal paaaafaa,
altayt pain and lnnammatioL. heals laeaoraa, pro
tect the membrane from coloa, restores thaaanaaa
oftattaandemen. PilceSflcatDraECiiuarbyBiau,
SLT SKOTIIEBS, U Warns Street, Saw Tart.
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Hodeo Notice.
Horse Rodo will commence on the
San Rafael ranch on the 1st of Sep
tember. Cattle rodeo will cotuueuoe
on tho lath of September.
San Pedro Bound-up Auooialion
will commence work on September 10,
beginning at the the Wakefield place.
The annual fall round-up by cattle
ownen of Sulphur Spring valley and
vicinity, north of the S. P. railroad,
will begin at Hooker' Hot Spring! 00
the morning of Sept. 11.
The general round-up of the Lower
8ulphur Spring Valley will commence
work on September 7th from the old
W. B, Taylor ranch. tf.
The Wett Hueohuoa rodeoj com-
meneea at Huachuca Siding October
4th and work up the Babocomari
river to old Fort Crittenden and then
through the Empire ranch to PanUno.
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BUCKLIN'S ARNICA 8ALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions and posi
tively cures Piles, or no payment requir
ed his guaranteed to give peefect stis-a
faction or money refunded. Prices 50
cents per box. For sale a Tomh ione
Drug Store
Free Pilln.
Send your address to H. E. Bucklen &
Co , Chicago, and get a free sample box
of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A tna
will convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action aud are partic
ularly effective in the cure of constipat
on and sick hea 'ache. For malaria and
liver troubles, they have been proved in
valuable. They are guaranteed to be
perfectly free from every deleterious sub
stance and to be purely vegetable. They
do not weaken by their action, but by
givin? tone to the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system Regular
site isc per b.-x. Sold by Tombstone
and Bisbea druggists.
Gladness Comes
With a better understanding of the
transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, ivnicn vanish bezore proper ef
fort gentle efforts pleasantefforts
rightly directed. There is comfort In
the knowledge, that so many forma of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, hut simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the plesscnt
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and (a
everywhere esteemed so highly hy all
who value Rood health. Its beneficial
effects are due to tho fact, that it is tha
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when yon pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold hy
all reputable drag-gists.
If In the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actnal disease, on
may be commended to the most bkillf al
pfcysicians, but if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with tha
well-informed everywhere,' Syrup of
flffs stands hiehest and is most larcetr
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NOTICE.;
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
against purchasing or negotiating s paper pur-
portinc to call for one hundred dollars, favor of
John Gates and endorsed by me as same- has
been paid, as I hold JMrjJatctTSCelpt. 'FaSfl
pap-r has been lost. T,- B. CH 4.TTM AN
Paarco, Aug. 17 180 !
GUM MAXEY;
AUen St Bear 3d,H(0!d;Custom House.)
VEGETABLES,
FRUITS,
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fW CaliftrnU fruit received every stay
aw i vrlw BninsKL
bytspnu. EverytUny told at
love tt raUt.llGteij delivered
ree'to B oarU't cit.
Highest of all in Leaveninjr.Power. Latest ILS. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PURE
BELIEVES BOTH SIDES
When Republicans and Demo
crats Accuse Each Other.
Tombstone, Arizona.
Ed PROSKOfoB: My attention has
been called to an article published in
the Tucson Citizen, and reproduced in
the Orb of September 18th. in aurwer
to my letter published in the Pros
pector of August 29th.
Whether this artiolu was first pub-
litheJ as an editorial or an alleged
communication, I cannot tell, not hav
ing seen Ibe Citiien, but in either cate
it bears the unmistakable ear-marks
of the Poit-Dispatcb, St. Louis;
reform opinion of the editor of that
paper. The gut of the article ii found
in the following:
"The facts set forth l.y Mr. Reilly
are of themselves so suggeiltvo of cor
ruption that, most of the actors in that
drama being now dead, Mr. Reilly
might charitably have omitted the
hint of over persuasion and bribing,
fortunately it to happens that the
Republican party then in power and
responsible for the legislation ol that
congresi, i much alive today, proud
ol it achievements. toaiing an hon-
uralilr record with which it challenges
coinparuon wun the record of any
party of ai.y epoch of our history," etc.
So the Citizen says in effect. If a
party lias ever accomplished any good
and glorious work I must not find
fault with its bad work, nor try to re
form such bad work, nor state the
faota because such facts suggest "per
suasion and bribery," and the men
who did the work are dead. But this
mode of reasoning i not original. It
haa been used to sustsin every fraud,
every imposition and every fetch that
has cursed mankind sine the world
began.
And, Mr. Citizen, your opponents,
thealledgtd Democrats, have for many
years have used the same argument
and are still using it, and prostituting
the aames of Jefferion, Jackson, Ben
ton and Josiab Wright to gain votes,
and gel boodle, with fully as much
efleot a your party are prostituting
the names of Lineoln, Sarrison Sew
ard and Blaine.
I was not questioning the honesty
of tho member of congress generally,
nor was I looking for motives. I was
merely stating facts and showing the
results the fruits of bad laws.
In the letter criticised, if I stated
facts that ware suggestive of over
"persuasion or bribery," the facts
should bear the blame. And lean ad-
mit, and have always been ready to
admit, that the congress whose act
created a bastard U.S. currency, the
prolific source of national banks, bond
slavery and industrial collapie, was
composed in the main of coble Amer
ican patriot, who deserve to be hon
www uj wmir iaiiow men ; out 11 any
man bolisves that John Sherman, who
besbeeome a millionaire from a
seaoel master by thirty-six years of
service in making laws, was or is an
boaeet patriot, I may respect his
belief but I pity his credulity.
The remainder of the article con
sists of a strong indictment against the
Democratic party, and its manage
ment, aad when the Citizen or any
gtlisr ilspubljcan organ show up the
frauds, falsehood, and general vil
lainies of the JHssocrailc maehine.
and tha Desaoeratie organs with squal
fervor denoumee the Republican ma-
CONVENTION DA ITS.
Democrats, at Tombstone Oct. Cth
Republicans, " " Oct. 8th.
PopulUu " Biabaa Ojt.lst.
.
"We had an epidemic of dysentery in
this vicinity last summer," says Samuel
5. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal. "I was
taken with it and suffered severely until
some one called my attention to Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I procured a bottle and felt
e"er after the first dose. Before one
half of the bottle had been used I was
we''- I.recommeaded it to my friends
and their experience was the'same. We
all unite in saying it is the best." For
sale by Druggists.
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT
GEO. G. McGEE, Prop.
Fairbank, Arizona,
Headquarters for visitors from Tomb
stone and surrounding country.
Be6t of wines liquors and cigars
always on hand.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
P. A. DEMARTINI,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
A full line of
GR00ERIER,
PROVISIONS,
CIGARS -AND
TOBACCO.
FALRBANK. ARIZONA.
MM (Restaurant
Fairbank, a. T.
K. HARRINGTON,
MRS.
Prop.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties going
from Tombstone to Bisbee will
have ample time for dinner
before the train arrives.
Table Supplied With the Best.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
W. 0. ABBOTT
ASSAYING
IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Tombstone,Arizona.
Samples by mail or express will receive
prompt attention.
Office and BeiidenceOverloek Hotue.
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Freaio t street, opposi e Prospector.
FAMILY PHOTOGRAHS
OUR SPECIALTY
Careful attention given totnrningo t the
Finett viewe and pictures of all tittt s"
a tnott arthlicr manner, mperior
finjth andltone.
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Taken on short notice. Groups a s e
a'alty Chbinet, panel and standard
ARCTIC ICE CO-
A. J. BISSETT,
PROPRIETOR.
'partis ;n 2cts Per LB
Special rates to families for ice to regular
customers.
Office and ice bouse Opposit postolfice
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