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The Prospector
OCTOBBU 21.1896
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a-Nausu. L. H. AUKKCMT,
Ast Oneral Manager, Train Master.
MARICOPA & PHOENIX R. R.
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G. H.Hoxshku, Gen. Snpt.
LOOAL NOTES.
bllver ii quoted at 60
Dr. Gaff, Benson Physician
and
tl
surgson.
Kreah Fish is received every Thurs
day at Noble's. tf.
in ' - 1 aHo ..mi
G. W.Cheyr.ey carre in today from Oro
Blanco, and was welcomed by hit host
f old friends.
C. W. Blackburn who has been on a
business visit to the county seat for
day er too, returned to Bisbso this
morning.
A. Wontworth rtturned today from'
Xisboe whore hewent to confor with the
boys in regard to bis occupancy of the
treasurer's office for the next two
years.
a sss a
The wagon load of Fopalist candi
dates who have been making the bills
.ri2S silb.lh! olonnanco for the past
few days, returned from Pearco and
Willcox last evening, and went on to
Bisbee today.
1 a a a
Many of, tbe pupils now in the
public schools of this city were for
merly in Mrs Bradley's room, and that
they might bare the opportunity of
viewing tbe remains of their beloved
tsaeber for the last time on earth the
ebool was closed at 3 o'clock and the
pupils marched in a body to the late
residence of the departed to say fare
well. C. L. Cummings, Republican can
didate for county treasurer, and Ges.
W. Swain, oomlnse for district attor
ney, teok their departure for the rnral
dlstrlota today for the purpose of lk
isg drink from tba"old oaken bucket
ad to reset tbeir fences, besides they
expect to kisa all tbe babies in tbe
eeusty before returning.
Awarded
HJgfcMt Hcaeis World's Fair,
DR.
CREAM
BAKJNG
MKWI
MOST PERFECT MAD'..
re Grape Cream ofTartar Powder. Fre
hmmmm, Ahtn or any otfraAdtmB
at TjTftf 7MI STAMBAW
-COUlSTY DIVISION? NO!
Letters frois Candidates Stat
ing Their Positions,
Same time sinoe the Pbcspectok
sent to eaeb of candidates nominated
by the political parti's m this county
for legislative honor, a letUr askiug
an expreisien of theirviewa on county
division. reply has been leceivtd
from all but three, who no doubt will
in good time make their views plain
upon this very itnportaat ijU6litn.
Below is what the gentlemen have to
say about this matter:
"St. David, Oct, 15, 1696.
"E P0Sr"ECTOK : Dear Sir: In an
swer to your inquiry as to my views
on county diviaion, I will say that I
am most decidedly in favor of no
Division, I am for the advancement
of Cochise county first, last and all
the time. Yours respectfully,
"PSTKE A.. LorCBKKX."
"Bisbes, Oct. 16, 1896,
"Ed PEOiprcTOK : I am not in favor
sf county division. fUspeotfully yours,
"J, H. Mathias."
"Bisbkk, Oct. 18. 1696.
'Ed Pkospkctor: In answer to
your question as to my standing on
county diviiion, I am not in favor of
it, and will oppose any such measure if
leoted.
"Yours for no division,
-.Vsr.P.L-JSG."
"Wiixcox, Oct. 17, 1S96.
"Ed PaospsoTOit: In reply to your
enquiry: 'are you favor of county
divieien?' Will state that lam opposed
to auy attempt at this time to divide
Cocbite county; as a taxpayer of this
county I ihsll do all in uiy power,
buuld 1 be elected a representative
frosd Cochito county to next legisla
tive afsesably, to reduce taxation;
heuce must be oppoeed to county
division, Yeury very truly,
"Wji. Speed."
"Bisbek, 0t. 16.1896.
"Ed PJiospKcioa: In reply to your
inquiry with regard to my position on
the question of county divitioa, mutt
say that, in my opinion, no sane man
will advocate county division under
our present deplorable financial con
dition. Xowsver, thould a measure
come up delegating to the people
affected by such diviteo the authority
to create new counties I should rap
port the meaenie. Tbe people's inter
nets are etually eafe in tbeir owa
keeping. A lax rate of $1.22 is more
than the aggregate income on the cap
ital invested inCcchiEe countr, and, if
Providence doss not intercede in the
peeples' behalf, we will net only be
driven in a ehoit time to bankruptcy
but back into Pima county.
"Very, respectfully yf.nrs,
"Jamks J. Eioas."
"Benson, Oct. 16 1S96.
"ED.PBesrKCTOs: Bitterly oppoeed
to countr diviiion. Bad enough tbe
way it is."
"M. F. CasUnada."
"Bisbee, Oct. 15 1896.
"Ed Peospector: Your letter of
inquiry in respect to county division
received. I have do time to write a
leog letter, but will say that I am not
is favor of division under any circum
stances. Yours Bespsetiully.
"G. S. Croskett."
"Bu dee, Oct. 15 1896.
'Ed PosrECT03: Your favor of
Oct. 11 1896, regarding my position
opon the question of county divition
received. In reply allow me to state
tbat I am not in favor of any preposi
tion which would tend to inereass the
harden of taxation upon the people of
Coobiie Co., and as it seems to me
tbat such division would increase the
rate of taxation. I am therefore op
posed to tbe division or Cochise
county. "Yours very Truly.
"J. W. Farrington."
"St. David, Oct. 16, 1896.
"Kt PeosracioB: I wil say in re
ply to your question tbatl am not in
favor of county division, for I think
there too many office seekere now.
"Yours for no divisioD,
"Jons 8. Meebill."
BUCKLIN'3 AKNICA SALVE.
The best salve in Jtne 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 it is guaranteed to give peefect stis a
faction cr money refunded. Prices 50
cents per box. For sale Tombione
Drug Store
The Irishman was about right who
afd; "II Bryan is elected it will he
lfiio 1; if MeKinley is elected it will
bVnoihin' to (8) ate. Ex
0 a 1
Fa a recent goldbug speech in Chi
csgo, tbe reat infidel, Bobert G. In
ro11. said : "We waat a little tease.'
TLbMiaa to look m if lb eoloael
Bight kffrifatt.
- A new development company has
lust been formed in Han Francisco to
utilize tbe invention of Prof. Kimball,
who, by his magneto-elecliio batter
ies combined with his psycometrin
talent, claims that he can read the
mineral formation and locate the
metallilerous veins and tbe rich ore
bodies therein as easily as a surgeon
can now by means of the X ray locate
a metaMo substance in tbe human
body.
A. H. Emanuel returned from Uua
cbuca lait evening where ho went on
business. He met a great many cow
boys and ethers who aro deeply inter
ested in the future prosperity ot
Tombstone, all of whom promised him
their hearty support in bis race for
the mayoralty; and especially does hr
feel encouraged by the the oathurlam
of bis constituency at Charleston and
and Pickemup.
an
Judge Kibby, who is touring the
southern parr, c! tee territory in the
interest of Mr. Doran.tbe gold bog
candidate for congress, made a short
visit to Tombstone yesterday to look
over tbe ground but finding somewhat
different from that be is used to culti
vating, he took hii departure this
morning without making any per
ceptible impression in favor ol hie
candidate. Tbe judge is a pleasant
gentleman but he is astride of the
wrong horse to create aDy political
euthuaiatm in this nck 'o the wood.
Kree Pills.
Send your address to H. E. Bucklen &
Co, Chicago, and get a frecsample box
of Dr. King's New Life Pill. A trm
will convince o'u of tbeir merits. These
pills are eaay in action and are partic
ularly effective in the cure of constipat
on and sick headachr. For m Uria 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 tbeir action, but by
givins; tone to the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Regular
sire 25c. per box. Sold by Tombstone
and Bisbee druggists.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Names of 1 bese. Giving to Aid
iu tlie Cause of Silver--
Tho following is a list of contribut
ing members of tbe Tombstone Bime
tallic League. Tho roll of honor will
be published cccaxionally and addi
tional a:nP9 added as fast as any
donations ore made:
A. Wentwortb,
C. S. Clark
F. X. Wolcotl
A.X. Grow
Joe McPherson
Samuel Barrow
M.T. Scribner
B. A. Packard
Mrs. Josiah Kirlsw
A. D. Walsh
M, J. Brown
FBOSrECTOE
Chos Bacigalupi
Geo. H. Fitts
Ed. Tarbfll
Win. Garrett
Dr. H. S. Gordon. Wm. Kirlew
Henry Dunker
John McCarty
Ben Cook
A. H. Emanuel
H. J. Gray
W. F. Bradley
C. L. Cummlngs
Thos, Lowry
Col. JLS.Hairord
John Escapulo
Geo. Thompson
II. E. Jackson
Joaiab'Klrlew
Martin Costello
Louis Duval
J. B. Miano
W. O. Abbott
J. S. Trowbridge
ScotVWhite
Chas. LsngpBap
Thomas Tunney
E.W.Perkins
Fete Bute
Frank Engle
F.E. Cadwell
J, A. Koska
A. L.
P.B.
l! rooks
Warnekros
J. X. McDonough Sam Cowan
M. Doyle
A. Ashman
Alex Mclntyre
John Hasley
George BtT?rt
Fred Carlevoto
N. Xobilo
J. Pedinda
Jas. F.Duncan
Emil Sydow
Jar. Voik
Allen. B. English
E. H. Storrs
Qainn
Jon Hoefier
Chas. Hancock
Halc-McCormick
Wm. Pearce
C.H. Bassett
Gua Barron
C. B. Tarbell
Geo W. S wain
J. J. Patton
H. Troppman
Chas. Wiser
James Clark
Pete Hook
Ham ps ton.
The funvral of M a. Elizabeth E.
Bradley, took place from the family
residence on Toughnul street at 4
o'clock this aftrrnnoj. Tbe body had
bse 1 previously embalmed and encased
in a Tiktallic casket, ready for ship
ment to San Fiancisco, which was
covered beneath florrl offering of tbe
many friends of tbe deceased who had
come to pay their last kindly act and
(otake a farewell-look at tbe departed.
The scene was a toushing one, and at
the casket was placed in tbe hearse
and tbe last tbat was mortal of Mrs.
Bradly, moved away to its last reeling
place, the prayers of the living went
op for tbe peaceful rest and the glad
welcoming ot the departed soul into
the presence of jt god. Mrs, Bradlay
to aB.ofe.
THEY ARE COMING
Fifteenth Infantry Leaves
Chicago for tin; West.
The fifteenth regiment leftf hicsgo
yesterday to come to Fort Bayard,
itttr having been eUtlonsd at Fort
Mherdian for eixyHar.
Thd dun tegtmcutul headquarters of
fjs 15th regiment will bo at Fort
Btyard, N. M , with Col. C-oIton and
Lieut. Col. James W. Powell in com
maid. To that post hive bren nsoign
ed companies A, E. F, and G, under
commud ot Captains H. K. Brinker-
hoff, GrO. W. Cook.G. K.McGunniglo,
G. W. Co.-nish.
Major Chas.Hw.bart will go to Fort
Graut wit'i companies B, and C. com
manded y Capts. E. S. Cbapin and
Cari: Conral. Company 1- Capt.
T. F. DavN, and company D. Capt. W.
T. Hartz.will go to Fort Huachuca,
A. T. where Col. Bacnn, of tho 1st
cavalry is in command.
Twat not polite to overhear,
As'neatb the shade the two
drew
near;
Yet courtesy could not restrain
A yearning for lovo's old refrain.
Ah, me 1 She neither blushed nor
sighed,
To catch their murmuring I tried.
I only heard, when all wasdoue,
"Protection" and "16 to 1." Ex.
Cottonwood trees nffordt'a grateful
shade, and would be regarded as a
blessing during the heated term were
they not the home of the caterpillar.
A simple and certain, method of rid
ing trees of the pst is suggented. All
that is necessary to do i, in the spring
while the tapis asconding, is to im
pregnate tbe body of the tree with
BiilpL.Ve of copper which can be done
by boring a bole and filling it with the
solution and the ascending rap poisons
the leaves upon which the worms ft-ed
and those not called will at once seek
other feeding and breeding' resorts.
Globe Belt.
This is a funny world, an exchange
thinks, because a man who steals a
hog to keep his family Jrom starving.
is sent to the penitentiary eve.-y lime,
but an ftblo bodied dead-beat can buy
a car load of goods from his loo!
merchant promieinp, but never in
tending to pay for them and there is
no chance of ever bringing him to
justice. A ma who buys withou.
tho means or intention to pay, is just
as much of a thief as tho man who
steals the hog, and should be as
revercly punished.
FOBOVUK SIITV YEARS.
An old, well-tried remedy. Mrs
Winslow'is Soothing Syrup has bfln
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers lor their children while teeth
ing, with perfect euccess. It soothes
the child, softens the gum., allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to the taste. Sold by druggist in
every part of tbe world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Its value is incalcu
lable. Be euro and isk for Mrs. Win-
B1VT 0 .f
Scothisg Syrup, snd !Va
no
other kind.
CATARRH
Ua
LOCAL DISEASE
and (a tits rcjut! ot colds and
sodden climatic changes.
It can be enrol by a pleaunt
remedy Tiich Sa applied tii
recH Into the toatrJa. Be
ta; qclcklr absorbed U sire
reUeratence.
Ely's Cream Balm
b adrcowleded to be tbe moat tboroceb Care ft
Xaaal Catarrh. Cold, In Head and Harlem oiaJl
remedies. It opena and eJrauei: the nuai panacea,
alar pstn and InSaaimadA . beats tbe aorta, pro
tects tbe Uie'iihrwp from co!U. restores the aeaeea
of taste sndameil. rrfceSOcatDniEelitsorty mail
ELT BKOTnERS, U Warren Street, Kew lors.
ILDOD PQI8BW
sssssbV A CTDCnill TV ITiatrTiSi.
fM?oria3toid37S.ToneanbetrBtaai
agS aoma irjrsame prto under same irnaran.
BBBBBH ty.l Jyoa prefer to erae bere w?irii: om-
S?TVTido.??t.alh en ,tm ! aches and
rimples. Copper Colored brta, Cleeram
eat. It Is tbb Secondary IILOOU L'OISCW
e iraarante to cere. WeaolttUiorsoatcbatC
Bad eases and tbalten-a tho worii lor
caaw wo cannot cere. 1 Ms awe his alinn
DaiaedthosKlii of tho most emiSeut dIit.U
elans. SMOCOOO captui behlroot?
tonal guaranty- Absolntopreorat-nteeitolOT
pplleation. Addreaa roofi ItCMKDT CO
GUiUS iViAXEY.
Allen St near 3d, (OldlCustom Hou e.)
VEGETABLES.
FKUITS,
CT TOES
OXIOXS,
ETC
Freth Cali font ia fruit reeeivtd every day
by trpreu. Everything told at
loicttt rates. Goods dtliverei
Wee to all parts ot city.
Fith KtcHvti Every
Thursday,
sbVjBMS
Gladness Comes
With a better understanding of tbe
transient nature of the many phys
ical Ills, which vanish before proper ef
forts (rcntle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that bo many forms of
stckuess are not ilue to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the fryktein, which the pleascnt
family laxative, Syrupof Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why It is the onlv
remedy with millions of families, and fs
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its Uenencial
effects aro duo to tbe fact, that it Is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating' the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
ali 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 tbe Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in tho enjoyment of good healtX
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies arc then not needed. If
afflicted with nny actrnl disease, one
may be commended to tho most skillful
physicians, hut if in need -if a laxative,
one should liave tho best, and with the
well-Informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs fcteids highest and is most largely
used and gives most general SiUsfacttoo.
USDERTAKISO PAKLOBS OF
G. B. Tarbell
Cofilnsi Caskets. Robes. Etc
From the Plainest to the Finest Made.
The Columbia Iron Caskets kept Con
stantly in stock.
Bodies Temporarily or Permanently
Embalmed by the Latest Procet.
PONY SALOON,
J . A. K03KA Proprietor.
Fi'nwf Stock of irt'tieM, Liquors and
Cigars in the Territory.
PRIVATE CLUB ROOMS ATTACHED.
Best and Purest Brands of Whiskies
Brandies and Wines kept Con
stantly on Hand.
lrou iri'J Und "Al" at home, on Aller.
St. bet. 4th and 6th.
THE WILLOWS,
OH AS. RTTLOTTT. Prnnr. i
, "H w J - " XT
Choicest line 01 Wines and
liquors.
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
Covrteovs Attention to Patrons.
Allen, bet. 4ih&Ctu, Tembscone
Billiard Parlors,
J. n. Mcdonough, Prop.
Ihe Finest and Best Fitted BiUiara
Parlors in the City.
Importer of the Best Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables in Conjunct
tier.. iKzed Drinkt a Spteialt.
Private Club Jlopms.
Allen, bet. 4tli & Cth.Tombnton
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Freioo t street, opposic Prospector.
FAMILY PHOTOGRAHS
OUR SPECIALTY
A.I ... .f ; .- . I
v-iiciiij aiicnuon given 10 turning o t tne t
Finest views and pictures of all stars
a most artistic manner, superior
finish dndJone.
Taken on short cotice. Groups a s a
natty Chbinet, panel ind standard
FOR SALE.
A group of Copper Claims
part'y developed, t. re black,
and oxide from the grass roo;;
ore found in all workings;
plenty in sight and just the
proposition for a company
Good ro ds, wood, water and
timber plentiful, claims eight
miles from railroad. Address
Prospector. . o'Cjjcr, . Tomb
stone -i " '
JOSEPH
CORNER FIFTH AND
PIONEER
DEALER IN
General Merchandise.
Miners
and.
Ranchers
Supplies,
STAPLE AND
Improved
Agricultual
Implements.
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WINES rMMRS
OBf Even-thing In OurjLineis First pla?s GoaiM
Sold at Prices. That
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