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OUR WATCHWORD -"COCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 29, 18q6'
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City anil Comity OHicfal Paper
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
(EXCKIT SUKUAV)
BY
Wm. ilattich &1 tor anl Propiietor.
Fremont St. Opposite City Hall
The Piosr-ECTOB iU not hold itsrtf rrspon
jlble for any of trie articles or sentiments ex
pressed by any of it correspondents.
Fr.tered in the Tombstone PostorKle as
Secsad Class matter.
PROFESSIONAL. OARDS.
AMES REILLY. ATTCVSEV AND
I Counse'orat Law. Land aud Mining
' csefispecialtr. Tombstone, A rltona.
CSTAkHLE.
ATTORNEY AT-
Fublie, Tombstone
Law and Notary
AiUona.
A.
kEO. W. BWAl.V, ATTONEY AT
Law. Will practice In all courts of the
'Territory, Tombstone Arizona.
OS. CLARK. A1TONEY AND COUN
selor at l.aw. Office on Fourth Street,
between Allen and Tonghnut, Tomb
Will pmetce in all the tourts of the
ory.
HARLES GRNVII.LEJOHNaTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Noury Public, 4a" Fremont street bet.
4 th and 5O1 streets. A member or the bar of
the Supreme Court ol the lerritoiy, and ill
practice in any of the courts therein.
WENTHWORTII COUNTY RE
corder and Abstract Office. Abstracts
of t.tle to real estate and mines furn
shed promptly and acurately. Complete tran
scripts. Office in Court House. Tombstone.
E. ALVORD,, JUSTICE OF THE
Peace. Office on Allen St: bet. 31 &
ath Tombstone.
L. KOSKA, USTICE OF THF PEACE
1 OiBce on 4th St. bet. Allen and
Tougbnut, Tombstone.
HS, GORDON. M.D. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon: OfSce adjoining his residence
oa4thst-eet. Call attended at aU hours
slay and mit.
FC EAR1 E, ASSYER AND META
lugical laboratory. ffice No 319.
Fremont at, opposite City Hall.
THE ORDERS.
F &. A M.
IIXG SOLOMON LODGE NO.
11 f,-i third Sarardar in each month.
' xV!siunff brothers cordially invited to at-
end. 1 H McPHERSON. W.M..
A L GROW Secretary.
R. A M.
nOOHISECHXPTER NQ. 4 MEETS
third Wednesday in each month. Vis-
itiasr Companions cordially invited to at-
A. WENTWORTH Secretary.
P. O. S. OF A.
W
ASHINGTON CAMP NO 1 MEETS
1st Friday evening in eicn montn. vis
iiinir Comrades ordiallr invited.
I.W.CLARK, President.
A. L. GROW. Secretary.
A. O. U. W.
TOMBSTONE LODGE NO 3. A. O U.
W. meet 1st and 3rd Thursday in each
month. Visiting brothers cordially in
Tited. ROBT. BESTM. W.
W. D. MONMONIEK. Roccrdcr.
K- OF P-
ARIZONA LODGE KNIGHTS OF
Pythias No 4. meets erery 1st and 3rd
Monday's in each month. Vsitiog
brothers ccrcJally in rited. "
A. H. EMANUEL. CC.
W. D. MONMONIER. K. ofS.
RO 1 ECTION HOSE COMPANY NO 3.
meets first Snnday In .csch ssstfe-at
their hose house . n the corner of Seventh
and Fremont streets, oppositelhe school boose.
WM. .GARRETT,
TOM MITH Secretary. - . "' '
l-iESCUE HOsE tOMPANV MEETS
r First Sunday it each month at Ciiy Hall
1 Fremont streeL l.V VICKERS.
W ENTWORTH. Srcty President
J, N. McDONOUGH. Foreman.
INGINE COMPANY NO 1,
MEETS
I- Ult 'Sunday in ea h raon h at hose house
on UK cornered lougftnut ana 5m street.
JOSEPH LIPPEitl ro-emn
HENRY DUNKER. Secretaiy.
Wanted An agent in every section to can
vass 1 10 $5 a dy md;; sells at sight;
r also a man to sell suplegood to dealers
best side line, $75 a rro th. Sal uy or Ure
ommission maae; ezperience wxaeccmry For
sealed particulars send stamp. Qifun Soap
t uticturing Compuiy, Cincinniti. Ohio.
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Dromp: Service. Water per barrel, 35015.
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POLITICAL.
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Council....
For Assembly. .
...B. A. PACKARD.
...J. M. MERRILL.
J. N. JONES.
J. J. RIGQS.
....8COTT WHITE
.A. WENTWORTH.
M.J. BROWN.
.... A. B. ENGLISH.
For Sheriff.
For Treasurer. . .
For Recorder. ...
Dittrict Attorney.
For Probate Judg.... 8. A. D.UPTON.
For Superritor J. McPHERSON.
L.8HATIU0K.
For Surteyor Lell Vacant
The Democratic party of Cochise
county, Arizona, in convention assem
bled, nereby reaKirm our belief in and
allegiance to the time honored principles
of JJemocracy, and do unqualifiedly en
dorse the Democratic National Platform
adopted in Chicago, and Democratic
territorial platform as adopted ot Wil
liams, and the national and territorial
ticket, and we congratulate the people
that after the most strenuous attempts
to subvert those traditions and princi
ple, by those high in power and in the
interests of the money lenders of Eu
rope, the Democratic party has risen in
its might and cast out such traitors and
has forced them into the party of plutoc
racy, corporations, and assassins of labor
headed by Mark Hanna and his gang,
where they properly belong, and where
they are receiving the l.earty support
and co-op;ration of every monoply and
corruptionist in our country.
We congratulate ourselves and the
whole peoole that every industrial soci
ety and all parties which sincerely be
lieve in our government returning to
the money of our fathers and the consti
tution, are with us today in this mighty
struggle for the emancipation of sixty
millions of white slaves from the cor
rupting influences of gold monometal
lism, and that there is every reason to
believe from the signs of the times,
that the machinery of this government
will again soon be placed in the hands of
the people.
We believe the free and unlimi
ted coinage of silver is the paramount
and overshadowing principle of the
present campaign, and that no person
should be elevated to office or position
of power u ho does not believe in such
free coinage by our own government.
without waiting for the consent or as
sistance of other nations for we charne
that it was the corrupting influences
in Europe whichforced upon its people
gold monometallism and therby reduc
ed the wage earners to serfdom; and
the same people who wrought such havoc
tbere, are attempting to do the same
thing here, and to our soirow, they have
partally succeeded; thereby reducing
the majorty of our own people to nnan
cial slavery, and impoverishing every
producer of wealth in the United States
The contraction cf the currency, of our
country, by the demonetization of silver
was the most gigantic and heinous crime
ever perpetrated on any people in the
history of the whole world; and those
responsible for it are traitors to freedom
and Republican institutions, and those
who would now seek to maintain the
present miserable condition of our own
people by the maintenance'of the pres-
l-ent gold standard when the present op
ponunuy is onerea in an expansion ni
currency for the alleviation of the suffer
ings ol humanity, are4 parties to that
great crime, in sympathy with the influ
ence which seeks to establish on the
ruins of our government a plutocracy;
or, they d ceived and misled by the
glittering faUhccds circt;!a!l by -the
enemies of the people the money
chancers of the east.
We pledge our party that every nomi
nee of this convention is a free silver
man who endorses every sentiment of
this platform, and we ask the endorse'
ment of their candidates by ihe people
and we oledee to the people a more
economical administration of territorial
and county affairs than has characterized
our government for the past two years
and that no more revenue shall be raised
by taxation .nan is reqa'red for the
maintainance of our county government
economically administered, and that the
revenue raised shall not be diverted for
and other purpose than the strict admin
istratinn e' county government. In ask
ing the co-operation of the people, we
pledge an efficient, honest and economi
cal administration. t
DEMOCRATS.
C andidates -who are te be Voted
for ob No venter 3 id
Scott While, the nominee for aber-
HIT laa bavwa.1 ll.A nAMnt Sn llt.l flR
eial capacity once before aud bear a I
record f Wisg aaeat lenteia w
POLITICAL.
faithtul officer; obliging;, courteous
and popular, ha baa oenr beta known
to flinch when called upon to do hU
duty.
A. Wenlwortk, the candidate for
treasurer, ha been a resident of
Cochise county for 12 year, and lor
the paat (our yean baa filled tbe office
ot recorder with credit to himself eud
eatielaction to tbe people. He liae
held poeitjonj of trust end much
money bu been entrusted to bis cere.
M. J. Brown, of BUbre, tbe nomi
nee for recorder, is a most successful
business man, patssuiBx the ability to
ably conduct tbe duties of that office,
aud m its custodian tbe records would
be carefully and neatly kepi.
A. R. English, aspirant for the hon
ors ol district attorney, kas filled that
position (or four years end made a
meet favorable record. He Is a man
e( ability whose knowledge ot tbe law
fa aurpassed by few of the Arizona bar.
Ha has a lucrative practice which
speaks volumes for hie attainments
in legal talent and efficiency.
8. A. D. Upton, tbe probate judge
nominee, is a young man of rare intel
lectual endowments, and baa been a
resident ot tbe county for a number of
years. lie baa interested dice sen in
school saattere and is in every way
qualified for tbe various duties ol tbe
ofSoe to which be ajpiret.
In the election .of supervisors gteat
care was xezwetd to select repre
sentative men, -men who had been
successful in their own afiaire, men
who are thoroughly competent to
administer the public affair ol Oils
county and guard the welfare of the
people and carefully expend tlieir
moony, eo as to do the most good to
the greatest number, and when Lent
Sbattuck and Jos. McPhcrson were
selected all this was secured.
B. A. Packard reneminated for the
territorial council is one of the best
known msa in the county is one of
tbe heaviest taxpayers and has done
much to advance the interests of his
county. He served with credit in the'
lastlcgislature and through hi in
strumentality many good bills wera
placed on the statute books.
The candidates far .tbe assembly,
J. N. Jones ot Bisbee. J. C. Merrill of
Si. David and J. J. Biggs pi Brannoek
are recresentative men who have
manr Iriendaandin everysense well
qualified to fill the honorable posi
tions. The people could rest assured
that tbe county in Uresis would be in'
a(e hands and will be guarded and
watched with utmost vigilancy.
The following are-the dates
for the Democratic meetings
throughout the county: ,
Willcox, Oct. 26.
Pearce, Oct'. 27.
Tombstone, Oct 28.
Bisbee, Oct. 31.
Mark Smith will speak
at the above places on the
dates named.
Tai Collector's Notice
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Notice's hereby (fren ttt the duplicate
atesneat roll ottbe County cf Cochise 1j now
in my pwitr for the collection ot taxes lev
ied for tbe ytar H96 ia said county
faxes wiS become delinquent on the 3d
Morula in December 1806. and unless paid
before that oUtes penalty of fire per cent wi
be added thereto,
Paj men t roar be made at ray offiein th
county icurt boose at ToiabMooe, during office
boors 9 tmtoiiD and 1 to 5 p m.
J WICKERS,
Treasurer and Ex-OScso Tax Collector
Cocnssc county-
TajtfktUne,0&!Kraa.l)9.
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Republican
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THE JUSI'CUiUCAX TICKET.
For Council W. P. LONG.
For Attcmlly. . , . J.W. FARRINGTON
M.J.CASTANADA.
WM.'SPEED.
For SluriJ. F. E. CADWELI
For Treasurer C.l .CUM MINGS.
For Recorder E. W. PERKINS.
For Probate Judge., W.F.BRADLEY.
Dittrict Attorney G. W. SWAIN.
For Supervisor T. C. AM8DEN,
JOHN MONTGOMERY
For Surrryor WC. TYLER.
Tombstone, Ariz., Oct. 8tb, 1&9G.
Me. Chairman": We, your commit,
lee, respectfully submit tha following
resolutions tor the consideration o! the
convention :
Resolved, That we mod heartily
endorre the principles of Ihe'Rcpubli
can patyas cnuuciatrO by those
great leaders Lincoln, Seward and
Chase and that we pledge ourselves
to maintain and support tbe doctrines
of the parly as eel lorlli by theui.
Aud we erpecially call the attention of
the people of the land to the advice
given to the nation in bis farewell ad
dress by that patriot, soldier and
statesman, George Washington, ss it
is of particular significance at this
time, and these are,, tbe words : "Bo
ware of toreign influence, as the most
baneful toe ot a Republican govern
ment."" We therefore condemn, and
reject as un-American and uoworthy
ot acceptance, any suggestion!! "tub
mittiug anything appertaining to
American affairs to a funngu con fur
ence, believing that we aro fully able
to defend our country and protect
ouritlve. t
We approve of a' tariff that will givu
Ameiican labor a just return, and
furnish a rerenue lliafwill maintain
our government, and aim provide a
sinking fund for the redemption 'of
our national indebtednei.
We approve of a law of reciprocity
that will add to our commerce and
furnish a market for our surplus pro
ducts. We insist that Atizona be given the
rights of statehood, and we 'demand
tnis as aright and net as a favor.
We demand a restriction of immi
gration under proper lawF, and that
mere care should be observed in ad
mitting people to eurshdres,and that
none should be given the lights of
citizenship until they axe fitted td ez
ercise the same in an intelligent man
ner. We are opposed to the" appropri
ation ot any of the public funds for
sectarian purposes, and we claim that
every expenditure. '6f public moneys
sbouldibe for public purposes only. '
We pledge ourselves to nominate
only honest, intelligent and ;capat)!e
meo for ths various offices to b voted
for, and when eo-uc!minatet,'if possi
ble, t&.elecUhejn. '-
REPOBLICAXS.
Candidates who are tn be Vite;
f'r November. 3d.
Wm.P. Long, tbe Republican nnm
inee for the council, js a man well and
favorably known to mosi r f the voters
t-f Cochise county. He ill, if elected,
serve tbe people faithfully, and the
count)' interests would be safe in his
hand. Mr. Long i a prominet mem
ber of the G. A. R , Knights Ot'Pylbias
and kindred societies.
Wm, Speed, of Willcox, who has
been nominated for the assembly by
tbe lUpublican, is a young man 'of
stetling worth ami one whom the
voters of this county can vote for-with
the ainrance that lie will, if chosen
to represent them, do all in bis'pewer
to legislate for tee interests of the
people.
IOUTICAL
candidate for tbe artemhy, is a young
and prosperous merchant of that town.
Tlie"Toters"bf th'irf county are assured
that, if he is elected, he will devote
the same caretul attention to the
affairs, ot the county and territory
that he has given to his own business.
Dr. J. W. Farnngton, oMlubee.wbo
lias been chesen by the Republican
par'y ai one of its nominees for the
assembly. Is also a'ypung man. who
however, ia not to be blamed for his
youth. He is a successful practitioner
of dentistry, and i well known
throughout tbe county. A vote for
Farrington is a vote for good govern
ment. F. E.;Cad4-ell7" (he 'nominee for
cheriff,is an old resident of thecounty.
He is thoroughly familiar with the
duties ot tbe office, having served as
under sheriff during the present ad
ministration and would make an effi
cient officer.
O. L. Cnmmings the nominee for
county treasurer, is a mau well known
for his honesty and integrity. .He is a
successful buiineas mau aud thor
oughly competent to look after the
county's funds. Mr.Cummings has
served the people in office before and
has (ulfilitd every trust reposed in
him. He is a heavy taxpayer and has
all his interests in this county.
W. F. Bradley, the old Republican
war horse and present incumbent, is
sgain seeking the office of probate
judge. Judge -Bradley has long en
joyed the confidence of the people and
is well qualified to conduct the affairs
ot his office.
For district attorney G. W. Swam,
iIih preent incumbent, is again the
oonunte. : lin-rini, pavetl the county
many times In, m l. ing impostd tipou
by rM0illls t!rlMlt"lll Ime tllrd
U rll-t'l I'xiiiiiliiixnl t'ilU. He
pcrfonittHl hi duties faithfully ami
has been rewiirtri! by a rcnonilnatlun
at tbe bum! "of hi party.
E. W. Perkins 0 Tumb'stone i the
Republ.can nominee fur Recorder. He
js well and favorably known all over
the county for hi sterling werth and
is a man well fitted to. assume the
duties of the office to which he aspires.
For Supervisors, the Republican
parly prides itself in the nomination
of John Montgomery and T. C,
Amsden. Johd Hontgemery, who i
familiarity known as "Honest John"
has served the people loug and faith
fully as a supervisor. T. C. Amsden is
a new. man before tbe people but an
old resident of tbe county and a
croperty bolder of Bisbee where he
resides and enjoys. tbe,confidence and
respect of all who know him.
For county surveyor the Republi
cans have nominated W. C. Tyler of
Bubee. -The duties of this office at
present consist principally in the
ability to hold up the, title but the
people nnj'be assured that Mr, Tyter
is fully capable ot handling any work
which might come up in or about the
county- - .-
FarririK'o , Speed, and Castenada
Jare'a'trong.leam arid will be hard to
beat. They are young, vigorous and
are a' r",r for the assembly.
If -!;!' , Oitdwcll.Cummings, Swain
arid Montgomery hav been tried and
not found wanting. LoiiaV Tsrkins
jk.mrrien and Tyler are new men bu.
will fulfill every confidence reposed in
them by the people aad are deserving
of support.
- The following are the dates
for the Republican meetings
throughout the county:
'Pearce.Oct. 26;
."Willcox.-Oct. 27.
San Simo,i28.
Benson, 29.
Tombstone, 31. t
Bisbee, Nov. 2.
Eepulcaii
Dales
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IiATEST NEWS
Bryan Will Not Prosecute
The Egg Throwers.
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ASKS FOR THEIR RELEASE.
McKinley is Honored at His
Hoiae A Pacing Record.
BRYAN'S CHICAGO SPEECH
Chicago. Cbauucey Foster audL,
J.Hanchett, two of tbe four students
of the Metropolitan Business college,
accused of haviug thrown eggs at
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan during the parade
yesterday as it passed tbe college, were
arrested about noon by Detectives
McCaffrey and Fay. They are sone f
well-to-do South Side families They
confessed to Chiet of Pelice Bodencch
that they had thrown eggs. Thcroei
Gahen, chairman of the Democratic
county committee, has received the
follow letter frm Bryan regarding
tbe matter:
"Auditorium Hotei.. Chicago, Ills..
Oct.28.18UC.
Dear Mr. Gxiian 1 wish you would
ak for the release of the boys arrest
ed for throwing eggs, I am sure it
was an act of thonghtles9ness and
their arrest has doubtless been a suf
ficient lesson to them and others.
Yours truly,
vr. j. Bbyam."
Late in tbe afternoon the ohief of
police was compelled to release the
two young prisoners as after Mr.
Bryan had written his letter asking
for their release it was evident that
tbere would be no prosecution if tbe
prisoner were arraigned.
Philadelphia, John R. Gentry
king of pacers at Belmont track today
again demensttaudhis tupsriority iu
tbe world of horses by covering a mile
in 2 K)3i.
Cantos, Ohio., Major McKinley'a
borne fellow citizens anticipated liiii
last night when he approached tbe
tariffciuestion atthe conclusion of one
of his most remarkable address; a
"Three cheers for protection" interrup
ted blmbefore he reached his climax.
There was a tremor in Major McKin
ley' voice when after repeated at
tempts he responded to the home
greetings ot bands of bis neighbors and
fellow citizens.
CtziCAoe, Twice this afternoon tbe
largest ball in the busineta district
was filled literally to suffocation with
people to hear Wm. J.Bryan. Outside
on Lake front and the streets adjoin
ing, unable to gain admisson, were
crowd that would have filled tfie hall
twice again. Eight other large meet
ings were addressed by Mr. Bryan be
fore midnight in various part of the
city.
Chicago, W. M. Hoyt wholesale
grocer, today presented to Mr. Bryan
ahouaeandtwolotsin Lincoln, Xeb.,
Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
Baking
Powder
PURE
in lieu rf cuhcontribut-'o .? to Ihe cam
paign fund being rich in real estate
only. In his letter lie scored the gold
sUndrTrd. The property is worth?18,
000.
"We had an eDidemie of rlvc.ni.n n.
'J1" vicinity last summer,' says Samuel
S. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal. "I. was
taken with it and suSi-ed severely until
some one called mvattminn to rk.m.
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Kemedy. I procured a bottle and felt
better after the first dose. Before one
half of the bottle had been usnl I .
well. I recommended it to mv -;nft.
aJjd their experience was the same. We
au unite in saying it is the best."
sale by Druggists.
For
'OTEL AIEKIVAI.M
COCHISE
Chas, Rankin, Sonora.
SAS JOSE.
.Mrs EJ Robert, Ranali.
Jake Spitz, San Francisco.
L. Bishop, " "
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Thof. H.Killerry, Phenii.
MIUSQTOX
R. C. Parlon.
J C Ford, LosAngelee.
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FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT
GEO.G. llcGEE,Prop.
Fairbanlc, : Arizona,
Headquarters for visitors from Tomb
stone end surrounding country.
Best of wines liquors and cigars
always on hand.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
P. A. DEMARTINT,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
A full ltiie of
. GRO0ERIER,
PROVISIONS,
s CIGARS' '
AND
TOBACCO.
FAIRBANK.. AltlZONA. !
FairM Restaurant
Faiebank, A. T.
K. HARRINGTON.
MRS.
Prop.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties going
from Tombstone to Bisbee will
have ample time for dinner
before the train arrives.
Tabic Supplied With the Best.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
W. 0. ABBOTT
ASSAYING
IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Torntstone,.A.ri5ecm.
Samples by mail or express will receive
proiript attention.
Office and Heiioence Ortrlock Home.
PONY SALOON,
J . A. KOSKA Proprietor.
Finest Stock of n'ines. Liquors and
Cigars in the Territory.
PRIVATE. CLUB ROOMS ATTACHED.
Best and Purest Brands of Whiskies
Brandies and Wines kcp.t Con
stantly on Hand.
You tri" find "AV af "ionu, on Atter.
St. bet. 4th nd 5th.
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