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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
(6CKDST KXCXfTXD)
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Wa: Hattich, Editor and Proprietor.
HabMrlptloa Hasten.
One Year $10 00
Six Month 6 00
ThroeMoathe 3 00
OnoMoath. 100
Delivered by Currier (or 25 oents
per week-
CITY AHD COUSTY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE: COINAGE id to i
. For President and Silver:
W. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska.
For Vice-President.
ARTHUR SEWALL, Maine.
For Delegate, "OUR MARK"
U.I DEB WHICH I.A?
"We are unalterably
"We are unalterably
opposed to every meas
orecalculated to debase
opposed to the single
fold standard. We de-
mind, the imraedutr our currency or impair
Testcrstics of the. free the credit of our coun-
and unlimited coinage
of cold and stiver at
trv. We are therefore.
opposed to the free
coinage of silver except
by international agree
ment with the leadine
commercial nations of
the present legal ratio
of 16 to i. without wait-
lagfor the aid or con
sent or of any other na
tion. We demon d that
the world, which t
pledge ourselves to
oromote. and until such
the standard silver dot'
lar shall be a f uU lega!
tender, equallv with
agreement can be ob
cold, for all debts, pub
lainea, me cxisung
gold standard must be
preserved. Republican
p!atfom. St, Louis,une
ucor private, and we
lavor such ieg.suuon
as ill prevent the de
monetisation of anv
is, xeoo.
kind of legal tender
moner by private con
tract. Democratic
platform, Chicago.
Politics" make s'Uanjfe bedfellowr.
Archbishop Ireland and Robert O.
Io-rareoll are laboring in the fame
vineyard.
It begias to look lixe a. landslide for
tha silver nominee. The people axe
atseat U assert their power as well a
their dsterminatiea to run this f ov
eransnten the principles of the nan
who founded it.
PrWate advices receiTed from re
liable sonrcs eenrsy the plsssiai la
Ullifsnoa that Mark Smith is daily
Saiaies strength all orsr the territory.
From present imdfeatiOBS bis aasjerilj
will be larger this fall thaa erer fcelorr.
Whatever may be the ssntiaent ia
other aeeUoue of the territory Hoard
ing oonnty'dirisioD, Cochise is solidly
ppoeed, se say the legislative nomi
Bees of all the. political parties, and
with the exeepticH ot litres, who are
ont is the field and from whom the
- C2r:CTOsVa aot as yet been able to
hear,, have publlelT expressed, them
selves over their signature. They are
all honorable men, and which avsr ef
the number may draw the winning
card the eeople can rest assured that
their representatives are determined
that their official aets shall be in the
l&tereet of all the peeple, and that the
deor against greater taxation shall be
eloeed.
Jl. prssisent .Republican stated
jresterday that the Pkoapectk's cril
cisea reganlinz. the. 2 tax rate was
hardly fair iBSsmoch as 53 cents of
the rate wee fer bonded indebtedness
wbieh fell due ibis year and must
be met and which it deducted would
leave the rate 16 cents lower than last
year. The Pxobpxctoe does not mean
- to be unfair and at any time our
columns are open to anyone who
thinks there has been any misrepre
sentation, yet we bold the tax rate is
unreasoaably high sad there is some
thing wrong somewhere let the Dlame
rest were it may. With an increase
ia the taxable wealth ot over f 100,000
or to be exact is round numbers
f 15,000, earing through the elas.
ifcaliea law of nearly S5000 for salary
aad again the immense saving for
publishing the minutes of the board
aad jet the rate is the highest in the
territory and this is supposed to be a
thud class county.
Dr. KCoC Ta
Zm - ssu. if as. ilitst
If other tea were roasted
fresli like Schillings Best,
some of it would be as good.
' In the meantime, .Schil
ling's Best-& your tea,
At grocers'' in padoges.
A!
What Are We Here For?
THE FUN OR THE M0N?
From the expression upon our friends face lie is
evidently here for neither but as for us
WE AEF'HEUE FOR BOTH.
We are handling
FRAarcs: shjl.h.s soap
Which for easy and perfect washing cant' be beat.
Cottolene. s Cottolene - Cottolene.
That perfection for shortening"1, purposes is
giving general satisfaction We have it in
3, 5, and 1 0 Pound Pails
WE
are well supplied with
forjuse during this hot
Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Rcast Turkey, Roast
Chicken, Sardines of all kinds, Canned Soups in
variety, French, Enelish and American Mackeral
incus, Brook Trout in either Tomato or
Mustard sauces, Deviled Turkey,
Chicken, Tongue, and Ham, Ham
burger Eels in Jelly, Boston
Baked Beans plain or r
Tomato Sauce, An?
many other Goods
too numerous
to mention,
Also in regular receipt ot Holland, LimDurger and
American Cheese.
Jon't Forge: that we are sole ents for
-ficnity for
CiiasB WM
GEORGE
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THErocer;1?
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prepared goods of aliklnds
weather consisting of-
Tombstone and
Seal Brawl Cotee.
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AND' ALLEN 81REEE8.
FHS
Election Proclamation
Teskitorv f-f AKIIOVA,
Ex.li.uth. On ICS
To all whom it nnj concern
Whereas under an acfof the Legislative
AswtnMy of the Territory of Arizona, entitled
"Electum approved .March" 8 h. 1887, it is
provilcd that ltxr shill be held, throughout
tUe Territoy. upon the Tuesday aftertbe first
Moada, iu November A. U, l8S3. and eery
toears tlere.tter, -ineWtioi tor members
of the LegiOativ Assembly . and such other
oflieci a my be reqaiied by law shall be
chosen at such election.
And Wjifreas it Is further provided in said
Act that at least thirty Us be ore eachKencral
election the Governor must Usui an Ele-tion
lroclarnaiion, under the great seal of iLe Ter
ritory, and transmit copies thereof to ths perks
of the Bauds of Supervtiors of thr counties in
which sjch elections are to be held, bach pro.
cUmation to contain a sutrment of the time of
the election, and the offices to be filled,
and the offer of a reward in the form prescribed
by said act.
Now Thfjiefore I, Besjamin 1 Franklin,
Goernor of Arizona in pursuance of the duty
enj jined upon roe do hereby order a general
election to be held on the Tuesday after the
first Monday in November A D lHoS, and the
cBices to be filled at such election 1 do hereby
designate to be as follows to-wit.
One delegate to the 55th Congress of the
United States, ,
Twelve members'of the Council of the Legis
lative Assembly of Anions. ,
Tsven'y-four members of the House of repre
seotathes of ihe Legislative Assembly of Arizona
apportioned agreeatly t existing lafas follows
to wit:
ncmber or-
MCV1BEK5 OF
KUMDEE OP
UUJBKSi or
COUNCIL
hoi's e
COUNTIES
Apache. . .
Coconino.
1
Cochise
G.la.
Graham1
Maricopa1
Mohave i
Navajae I
Ifma I
Pinal... ....... i
Yavapai.... t
Yuma 1
And there shall be elected in each county of
the temtory; one Probate ludge; cne District
Attorney? one SlierttT; one Treasurer! ose Hecor.
der; one Surveorer; tuo members ot the Board
of Supervisors: except in the county of Navajoe
where there shall be elccttd three members of
the bsaid of Supervisor?; and in each of ths
count.es wbete the office of Tax collector has not
bren consolidated with the office of Sheriff or
Treasure.-, oncTax-Co'lectorshiH be elected.
Also in the several preencts of each county, one
ustice of the peice . one Constable, and in such
oreancts as are entitled to mo (usticcs of the
Peace and two Constables, that number shall be
elected.
I anu i ua ri ekebt oner a rcwaru 01 $50 lor
IUC H1IC3L ItU kUllbUUU VI .UT MM -.J K-4
son violating any o the provisions of title 4,
part 1 ot the Penal Code.
Is Witness Wiicaeor I have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal of
JEAL) the Tenlory to be hereunto affived
this 30th day of September A. D.
1896
Zose At Pitfxsix. the Capital thit 30th day
of September, 1S56.
By the Goternor;
BENJAMIN I. FRAKLIN
CHARLES M. BRUCE.
Secretary of Alizona.
NOTICE.
By the Board or Supervisors of Cochise Co.
I Jst of Election Precincts, Inspectors. Judges.
MarshiUs and Ballot Clerks of Election in and
for the County of Cochise, Terr.tory of Arizona
as provided for the general election to be held
November 3rd. 1B56,
TOUBSTJNE.
Voting Pw dnct No. 1
Inspector. F. N. Wolc:tt.
Judges. W. R, King. Jaxc Trowbridge.
Marshall, lohn Kelso.
Ballot (Jerks, Thos Lenoy, and .G.o. Raf
ferty. Voting Place, Tombstone.
eisbf.e. &
Voting Precinct No. a
Inspector. C W. Fairineton.
Judges. W. M. File, . C Perrin.
Marshall, Ben lames. . "
- BaCot Clerks, Otto Von Renal andrJ. W,
Wallace,
Votaig Place, Bubee. ,
IIERErORD.
'oting Precinct No 3
Inspector. B. A. Pckart.
ludges, arnes Wolfe, Ed Roberts.
Marshall, Ben Sneed,
Ballot Clerks, R V. Ileslep and
Thos.
Dorsey.
Voting ruce, W.
C, Grceii'f racjh.
MILLERS CAJVOX.
Voting Precinct, No. 4
Inspector, J. W. Mump.
Juchjes, J. E. Hand Thos Tow,
Marhall. Al'red Bond,
Ballot CerVf, P. M. Hilton and Robert
Tcdd.
Voting Place. School house.
FORT ItUACKUCA.
Voting Precinct No. ?
Intp'ctor, Otto Schroder,
ludges C I- Dojglaw, McGiil
Marshall. Walter Bern -r-Ballot
'Jerks. James keiuy and lohn Dee.
Voting Piaie, FortJIiuchuca.
WET HCAatCCA.
Voting Precinct, No. 6
Inspeetcr. Wm. D di"
ludges, E F. Langfonl, A. T. Galtre'J
Marshall, E. Clark
Ballot Clerks, Mclntjre andUWm Cush
ing. Voting Place, Copp -1 Glance Mining Ca.
HUACiii-ci sinrxri.
Voting Precinct. No. 7
Inspector, G. W. Uvk
Jude.Tf.os. SmUh. W. IL Kane.
Marshall D C McLane. -
Ballot Clerks. B Landers, Wm MUler.
Vot ng Plac, Thos Sra th's
fairsaki;
Voting Pi tciact No 8
Intpectcr. A V Nojes
Jndges, Thos Twxkood, L I-anitu
Manball. VKImhaU
Ballot Clerks A f Fajtinan.,, and Frank
Abrahams
Voting Place, Fairbank '
ST DAVID
Voting Precinct, No 0
Impector, FGoodmsa .
ludges, I S Monti. 1 A McRae
Marsliarf Wa-er Fife
jJoKot Clerics, osepb McSae aad Chij O
i v
3
I
Chrstianson
Vctinj Piter. St David
Voting Picdnct No to '
Irpector. G W Br,an
jtgt, l ierwcin,Wm Ohnekrgan
Marshall, Wro Shor
Bllkt Clrtl. vVmZeck and V J Delihauty
Vu'ing Pace. Benson '
TKESALAKOS
Vo'Jng Prrciitt. No it
InspectcrJTi M Dunbar
lut.lees. A ClnjiltM.J C McCom ick
Jilarshall, J D AUen
tlil'ot Clerks, Maicus Paiheis aid E Duibp
Votftg Place, TrcsAUmis
fJOlS RANCH
Voting Precinct. No iz
Inpetort J F Branson
ludgeg-1 M Kob'es. Bias Sanchez
Mirshall. Richard Roe
Billot Clerks, Sam Bohaa and A S sa
Votin'3 Pisce, rol's Rancli '
RUSiELVIlLK .
Voting Precinct, No 13
Inspector, Wm Fourr
Julges. A 11 Wein. Asa Walker
Marshall. D Adams
Ballot Jlaks. W A Fiege. and Chas Haider,
ma. 1
Voting Place W A ITege's
WILCOX
Voting Precinct, No 14 A
Inspector, W R McComb
Iiidg-s, Otto Moore, T I Marks,
Marshall. S B Apple
, Ballot Clerks. Wm Speed and L V Mc
Court Voting Place, Willcox.
DOS CABEZAS
Voting Precinct, No 15
Inspector, P I White
Judge. PA Boter. Chas Nobile
-Marsnaii, jamet ncow
BUIot Cietts. W T Co jper and S Porters
Voting Place, Dos Cabezas
son IE STATION
ar.
.. Win, .WMV. ,V ,W
I Inspector. D W Wickersham
Jud.ei I H Tevis. W P JCelsey
Marsha.L E L !shar
Rjllot Clerks, G L, Bugbce, and Geo Shaw
Voting f lace, Bowie Station
SN SIMON
Voting Prednct, No 17
inspector. T K. Brandt
Judges. Chas, F. Gardner Fred Ruch
Xlarshall. H Bashford
Ballot Clerks, Peter, Fervent and John Doe.
Voting Place, San Simon
B BANNOCK
Voting Precinct, No 18
Inspector, Betl Starks
1 udg-s. G. B Dcvencizi, B Riggs Sr
Marshall, Ctris Grauer
Ballot atks. Thos Riggs, and James Riggs
Voting Place, Rigg's - - "
W1LGVS
Voting Precinct. No 19
Inspector. C P Smith
lodges. Wm Smith, Wm Sanders '
Marshall, Leonard Alversott
Ballot Orks, D L Fitch and Rila C Plumb
Voting Place, B F Smith
SUCKER
Voting Pieciact. No s
Inspector, K W Heney
Judges. N Hunsaker, Peter Moore
Marshall, Jim-s Hunnker
Billot Clerks, Frink Moore and L O'Kccfe
Voting Place. F W Heney's
TATU0R5 R ASCII
Voting Preiinct. No ai
Inspector. FSamonial
ludges Manuel Simas, Louis Duvall
Marshall. Frack Bopp
t Ballot Clems,- HughConlon, and Richard
Roe. -
Voting Place, Cordon's House
CATLSVIU.E
Voting Precinct, No 2a
Insepector. G W Walker
Judges, S Smith, 5 R Montgomery
Marshall. I C Hancock
Ballot Clerks, Robert Myers, and Richard
Koe. -
"Voting Place. Gaylevale
Vcling Prccicct. No 13
Inspector. T Chattman,
ledges. Quen Williams. Geo Bravin
Marshall, Joe Bigncn
- Ballot t-lerics, Vv'ui Jouiutni iid V.' Dc H
Washington '
Voting Place, Pearce
SAX SERMARDIMo
Voting Precinct, No 34
Inspector, 1 H 55nghter
ludges, W Hildretb, 1 Fuher
Marshall. V H Terry
Ballot Oerks, lohn Doe and Richard Roe '
Voting Place, &n Bernardino Ranch
U S CUSTOM HOUSE
Voting Piednct. No 45
Inspector. Wm King
ludses, Peter McCoy, Frank Hare
Mr.hall, William Pcrter
Ballot clerks, Peter Johnson and E Henson
Voting Place, Custom House
Resolied. That the Board of Election in
each cection precinct be and is hereby authoriz
ed to select a convenient polh'nr tlace for the
precinct: and at least ten days before November
3ra lzosnextensutnggiveverbal or other gen
eral notice to the electors of the precinct inform
ing them of the place at which the election' will
beheld.
A. A'entwcttk;
Clerk.
By W. A. K arwood.
Deputy.
Oct 13. 1800
Last August while working in the har
vest field I became overheated, was sud
denly attacked with cramps and was
neatly dead. Mr. Cummings, the drug
gist, gave .me a dose of Chamberlain'
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which completely relieved me. I now
keep .1 bottle of tlie remedy handy. A.
M. BUNNELL, Centerville, Wa-b, For
sale by Druxeisn.
COMET SALOON
GARLEYATOfcPAJA Propr's,
WINES,LIQUORS& CIGARS.
Dealer in BourV Iruh and Scotch
Whftky, and kher Wett Knovn
Brandt., A Specialty made
, of tteQjtdiWiMtff ,
CiitiParlcr.m-CetaHetWad the
Cr -.es Place Ml Town. 1
eVHer bv(k JiT
mmmasMsmmmMm
M IV ll
jJt L V X ll
Carriage i
A. li. ElIJ4 3VTJEI-.Ii'0.
-orner Third an 1 Allen.
The largest 'and Best Equipped EsurJ.shment of it. Kind in
the Territory.
All Kinds, of Buggv, Wagon. and
Woodwork Neatly and
Promutlv Done.
BUGKSMITHING
AND HORSESHOEING.
Best Facilities for Doing All Kinds of
Repairing in Wood and Iron. None
but First-class Workmen
Employed.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
SSTull assortment of hardwood and Iron for sale.
C. L. OUiyiMINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
COR. STH AND FREMONT STREETS.
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausage, Bologna Pickled Trip
Choice Steaks, Roasts, etc. Experienced Cutters.
Free Delivery to all parts of the City. Your patronage solicited.
OYSTER PARLOR.
ALLEN St.BETWEEN 4th A1N nth
First-Class Meals Best'of Attention; Everything in Seasoii
BOARD PER WEEK
lXlKHilii MiUALiS 1 GO
SINGLE MEALS '.""."".'.!'.'.". 50
Dinners lor Specia. Occasions a Specialty Try a Meal at this Popular Resor.
First-Class Cooks c! EsjcJ. Accommodations for Families
J C4E8AR, Proprietor.
fOMBSTONE GAS Cd.
A. ASHMAN Lessee.'
WELSBACH INCANDESCENT 3AS JLIGH1
In General Use throughout the United States and Europe, -d successfully comr
ing with Electricity, both in Brilliancy and Cost of Light. Uses Three Cub
Feet of Gas per Hour, and yields a Light of Sixty-Candle Power,
Equal to four ordinary burners with double that amount of gas.
COST OF TsAMJE JgtS.TS
Placed in Position Without Extra Charge.
OFFICE ." B&XK nrjUJDIXJ. TOM BNTO.tE, ARIZOS a.
I1GGHISE HOUSE. Mlts JgP
U Corner Fourth and Toughnut Streets.
JEtaEQ-AaXTLTrT FXJRTSJLSSEETy JElOOlMt
afeT'Visitors to this city will find the Cochibk a superior hotel sod oe
offering excellent accomoUtions.
A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS SAMPLE ROOM FOR COMMERCIAL Jffijlr
All Modem Conveniences. Rates Moderate. r "
SAN JOSE HOUSE.
MRS. F. J. BE ANr Prop.
Centrally Located, Large, Clean am
Well Vintilated Rooms
Palace Hotel.
FIRST CSASS IN EVF.RV RESPECT. PARLCR IOR CUE
Ever) thing Made Convenient ior'Guesti' Special Raies to Panics bytbsVvi
or Mon'b. Renovated Throughout. ' ' '&f
SAitPIJi SGOJt FOR DXUAJVEIiS.
HOTEL ARLINGTON
NEWLY FURNISHED LARGE A1KV
1 ROOMS. BEST ACCOMMODATION-
This Favorite Headquarters for Ccrmnercial Men has teotntli beta newly fi tief
leaovTlted aad neatly tereished throuehotit with snecial referer.rc In ih ,.r.2..
IHrblJc. Roes eesekesid' wsgl. Prices Moderate. - T
Everything fiiratHckw SamrJe rooms for commerial m
L'LU S
1 I 1.
Blacksmith
XmmmmM
$7.00
Mrs. S. GALLEN, Pi or
Fifth bet, Allen and Toog am..
ToHiiistoHts - Arizrm
HA TEti BE A SCSAB1
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.TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA
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