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TOMBSTONE
OUR WATOHWORD----"COCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA FRIDAY EVENING. OC lOBEK 30.I&6
VOL. X
No. 30
f- PROSPECTOR
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PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
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BY
Wm. Mich Editor and Prop:ictor.
'Fremont St. Opposite City Hall
The PaOsr-ECTOa will nol hold itself rrspon
Ue for any of ihe articles or sentiments ex
pressed by any of it correspondents.
Entered in the Tombstone Postp'fiie a
Secesd Class matter,
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.
JAMES RE1LLY. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at La. Lad Mining
c M a speaaltv. Tombstone. Amooa.
a -a IMP. STAKHL'E.
ATTORNEY AT.
yi Lavr and Notary Iublic,
Tombstone
- Aitona.
G
EO. W. 8WAIN, Alludes At
La. Will practice m an cou w iu.
Territory. Tombstone Aniona,
S. CLARK. ATTONEY AND COUN-
5 selor at Law . Office on Fourth Street,
between Allen and Toushnut. Tomb
Will practice in all the courts of the
cry.
CHARLES GRANVH.LKJUHNaTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
" Noury Publ.c. 427 Fremont street bet.
4th and cth strrets. A member otthe Bar of
th Supreme Court cl the lerntoiy. and v.Ul
practice In any f the courts therein.
AWENTHWORTH COUNTY Rfcr
corder and Abstract Office. Abstracts
of t tie to real estate and mines furn
shed promptly and acurately. Complete tran
scripts. Office in Court House. Tombstone.
E. ALVORD. JUSTICE OF 1 HE
IJ Peace. Office on Allen St. bet. 33 &
ath Tombstone.
A' L.KOSKA, USTICE OF THF PEACE
Office on alh St. bet. Allen ana
Toughnut, Tombstone
HS. GORDON. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon: Office adjommc his residence
" on 4th street. Calls all-aided at 1 hours
day and night. .
C.EARLE. ASSAYER AND META-
lneical I-aboiatory. ff.cr ro 319.
Fremont St. opposite City Ha'L
THE ORDERS.
F & A M.
XING SOLOMON LODGE NO.
ml r tKtprl Naiurdav in each month.
Visitine broJie. cordially invited to at
7 tt woMfrncrw VI i
,eoo wtriuitjv... -. .
A. L GROW S-cr&ary.
R. A M.
OOCHLSE CHAUER NQ. 4 lEETS
third Wednesday in each month. Vis-
'itro Companioas cordially iovitrd to at-
A. WENTWORTH Secretary.
P. O. S. OF A.
WASHINGTON TAMP NO 1 MEETS
1st Frr&syev-iwig in each month, "n
iline Comrades cnrd".Hy invited.
. W. Cl.AEK, President.
A. -. GROW. Secr-UTT.
A. O. U. W.
OMB TONE LODGE NO 3.
A. O U.
W. nvet i;tard3id Thursday in each
roooili. Visiting uoroers crraiaiy in-
vrtefl. '
ROBT. BESrM. W.
MONMONIER Recorder.
W..D.
K- OF P-
ARIZONA LODGE KNIGHTS OF
Pithias No 4. meets erery 1st aad 3rd
Monday's in eacn month. Vsiuug
tiro hers cctcially invited.
A. H. TA'ANUEI, C. C.
W. D. MONMOM'iR. K. S.
DflTECT'ON HOSE COMPANY NO j.
Y ineets First Snnuay in each month at
their hose house n Ine comer or serraia
ard Fremont streets, opposite the chool hoose.
WM. GARRETT.
Foreman,
TOM MITH Secretary.
RESCUE HOSE lOMPAY MEETS
F.rsi Sunday m each month at City Hail
Fremont street. J. V VICKERb,
W ENTWORTH. Sccty Preudent
J, N. McDONOUGH. Foreman,
ENGINE COMPANY .NO 1. MEEIS
last Sunday in ea h raon b at hose boure
00 the earner of Toaghnnt and 5th street.
IOSEPH LlPPEKT roerruji
KENRY DUNKER. Secretaiy.
Wanted An agent m every .section to can
vass $4 to $S a cUy made; sells at SJjht;
also a man to sell staple pood, to dealers
best side line, err a rco- th. SJnv or large
otr mission maoe; eapcneTce unnecessary For
sealed particulars send sump. Chftan Soap
alanufacturinf Company, C-inanniu, umo.
UNION
WATER
WORKS.
F. CALVES, Prop.
Prompi Service. Water per barrel, 3501.
Per bucket, 5 cts.
Soecial Rates to Families
Leare orders with wagon.
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POLITICAL;
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Council..,
..B.A.PACKARD.
...J. M. MERRILL.
J. N. JONES.
J. J. KIGGS.
...SCOTT WHITE
A. WENTWORTH.
M.J.BROWN.
... A. R. ENGLISH,
For Assembly.
For Sheriff. ......
For Treasurer. . . .
For Recorder
District Attorney . . ,
For Probate Judge.
.S. A. D.UPTON.
j. Mcpherson.
L.SHATTUC1C.
For Supervisor. . . .
For Surveyor Lett Vacant
The Democratic party ol Cochise
county, AruoQi, in convention assem
bled, hereby reaffirm our belief in and
allesianc: to the time honored principles
of Democracy, 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 c congratulate the people
that alter the most strenuous attempts
to subvert those traditions and princi
ples, by thoe high in power and in the
interests of the money 1'nders or Eu
rope, the Democratic party ha: 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 thry properly belong;, and where
they are receiving the hearty support
and co-operation of every monoply and
corruptiomst in our country.
We congratulate ourselves and the
whole people 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, snd 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 oelieve the free and unlimi
ted coinage of si ver is the paramount
and overshadowing principle of tbe
present campaign, and that no person
should be elevated to office or position
of power who does not believe' in such
Iree coinage by our own government,
without wailing 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
there, are attempting to do the same
thing here, and to oir sorrow, ihey have
ptnally succeeded; thereby reducing
the majorty of our own people to finan
cial slavery, and impoverishing every
producer or wealth in the United States.
The contraction of the currency, of oar
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
reprnsible for it are traitors' to freedom
and Republican institutions, and those
who would now seek to maintain tbe
present miserable condition of our own
people by the maintenance of the pres
ent cold standard when the present op
portunity is oSeed in an expansion "of
currency lor the alleviation ot the suner
ings of humanity, are panics to thar
zztsi crime, in sympathy with h influ
ence which seeks to establish on tbe
ruins of our government a plutocracy;
or, they deceived and misled by the
glittering falshoods circulated by the
enemies of the itt-jJe tbe money
caangers of the east.
We pledge our party that every nomi
nee of this convention is a free silver
man v(h- endorses every sentiment of
this pla'form. and we ask the endorse
ment of their candidates by the people
and we pledge to the people a .wore
economical administration of territorial
and county affairs than has characterized
our government for the past two yMrs
and (hat no more revenue shall be raised
by; taxation nan-i reqoredfbr tbe
maintainanr e of our county eovernmeat
economically administered, -and that the
revenue raised shall not he diverted for
and other purpose than the strict admin
iitration o' county Overnment- In ask
ing the cn-operation of the" people, we
pledge an efficient, honest and economi
cal administration.
DEMOCRATS.
a
C andidaf es whe are te be Vtw
for on NoveBiber 3id
Seott White, the aoasiBM lot );
iff. has served tbe peepW ia thalosss
eial eeysseity mm Werea toan
iftMfd tt Mm
POLITICAL,
faithful officer; obliging, courteous
aad popular, ba baa never been known
to fliticb wbtn called upon to do bis
duty. -
A. Wentwortb, ih candidate for
treasurer, bas been rasiJent of
Cochlas county for 11 Year, and for
tbe pail lour years ha filled tbe office
of recorder with credit to himself and
satisfaction to tbe people.. He ha
held positions of trut and much
money baa been entrusted to his care.
M. J. Brown, of Bibe, the nomi
nee for recorder, is a most successful
business man, positmne; the ability to
ably conduct tbe duties of that office,
and as it custodian the records would
be carefully and neatly kept.
A. R. English, a puant for tbe boa.
on of district attorney, hu tiled that
position for four years aad made a
moat favorable record. He is a man
f ability whose knowledge ol the taw
it surpassed by tew of the Arizona bar.
Ha baa a lucrative practice which
peaks volumes for bis attainments
in legal talent and efficiency.
8. A. D. Upton, tbe probate judge
nominee, is a young man of rare intel
lectual endowments, and bas been a
resident of the county for a number ot
years. He bas interested nisseu in
school matters and is in every way
qualified for the various duties cf tbe
office to which be aspirer.
In ihe selection of supervisors great
care was ezereised to select repre
sentative m-n, men who bad been
successful in their own affairs, ma
whe are thoroughly competent to
administer tbe public affairs ot this
county and guard tbe welfare of the
people and carefully expend tueir
money, so as to do the most good to
tbe greatest number, and when Lem
Sbattuck and Jos. McPberson were
selected aU ibis was secured.
B. A. Packard renominated for the
territorial council is one of tbe best
known man in tbe county is one of
tbe beavisst taxpayers and bas done
asucb to advance the interests of bis
county. He eerved witb oredit in tbe
last legislature and through his in
strumentality many good bills were
plaoed on tbe statu to book.
Tbe candidates for the assembly,
J. H. Junes of Bisbee, J. C. Merrill of
Si. David and J. J. Kigga ot Brannock
are representative men who have
many friends and in everysense well
qualified to rJU the honorable posi
tions Tbe people could rest assured
that tbe county interests would be in
safe bands and wiU be guarded, and
watched with utmost vigilancy. - -'
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Democratic Dates,
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The following are-the dates
for the Democratic meetings
throughoutjthe county:
Willcox, Oct 2G.
Pearce, Oct. 27.
Tombstone, Oct 28.
Bisbee,. Oct. 31..
3Iark Smith ' will speak
at the above placjes . on tthe
dates named.
AiJ ills' ?
Notice Is berebv. fires that the duolicate
asisrnrrcfKWy-I Cochise is now
in my possession tor the coUrction ot lazes lev.
lea for tbe year Iloi if mid county
i faxes will reVrMarliitiracpt on lh jd
Mooda ia December 19. aad unless paid
before that date a penalty af five per cent wi
be adaed tbaMsa, '.
Payment may be made at my oSe la th
ccoaty court boase at Tombstone, dorlag oftee
boors 9 a s to lamandt 105 pm.
J WICKERS.
Treasurer aad Ex-D6so Tax Collector
ICacatet county
rii-fiTift Unfinn
-raaaXxu uA:r a j. l) oaw
POLITICAL.
Repiican
THE UHl'UBLWAN TICKET.
For Council. . .
For Aittmbly.
W. P. LOXG.
.J.W.FAURINGTON
M.J.CASTANADA.
WM. SPEED.
For Sheriff. . . .
For Treaiurer. ,
....F.E.CADWELI
...C.l.CUMMIN'GS.
For Recorder E. W. PERKINS.
For Probate Judge. . V. K.BRADLEY.
District Attorney O.W.SWAIN.
For Supervisor T. C. AMSDEN.
JOHN MONTGOMERY
For Surveyor WC. TYLER.
Toubsto.sk, Ariz., Oct. 8th, lb96
Mb. Oh airman : We, your commit
tee, respectfully submit the followiug
resolutions for thoconrider&tion of the
convention:
Keaolved, That we nnet heartily
endorse the principle of the Republi
can paly as nunriated by those
great leaders Lincoln, Seward and
Chase and that we pledge ourtelvee
to maintain and support the doctrines
of the parly as set forth by them.
And we especially call the attention of
tbe people of tbe land to the advice
given to tbe nation in bis farewell ad
dress by that patriot, soldier and
statesman, George Washington, as it
is of particular significance at this
time, end these aro tbe wards: "Be
ware of foreign influence, as the most
baneful foe ot a Republican govern
ment." We therefore condeiin, and
reject as un-Americau and unworthy
of acceptance, any suggestion ot sub
mitting anything appertaining to
American affairs to a foreign confer
ence, believing that we are fully able
to defend our country and protect
ourselves. '
We approve of a tariff that will give
American labor a'jum return, and
furnish a revenue that-will maintain
our government, and also proviJo a
sinking fond for the redemption ot
our national indebtedness.
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 Arizona be given the
rights of jStatehood, and we demand
tills as aright and net as a favor.
Wedezs&cda restriction ol immi
gration under proper laws, and that
more care should be observed in ad
mitting people to our shores, and that
none should be given the rights of
cilisensbip until they are fitted to ex
ercise tbe same in an intelligent man
ner. We are opposed to tbe appropri
ation of any ot tbe public funds for
Kjctarian purpotrs, and we claim that
every expenditure of public moneys
abould be Jor public purposes only. .
I We pledge ourselves to nominate
ssly hoses:, intelligent and cspasle
men for the various offices to be voted
for, and when so nominated, if possi
ble, to 'elect them;
REPCJBLICANS. -
Candidate who tre to be Voted
fr November 3d
Wm. P. Lonir, tbe Republican nom
inee for the c-.nncil, is a man well and
favorably known to moat of tbe voters
(I Cochise county. He ill,if electad,
serve the people fii,tofally, and the
count)' interests would be safe in bfs
bands. Mr. Long is aprominet mem
brr of tbe O. A. R., Knights of Pythias
and kindr d societies.
Wm. Sjveed, ot Willcox, whe has
beea nominated for the assembly by
sue ..UU....U., - j. --
voters ot this county can vote for with
the assurance that-he will, if choteaj
to represent tbera, do all ia hb pwr
to legislate for th interests ot the
people. j j
IOUTICqL.
candidate for the asfernby, is a young
and prosperous merchant of that town.
The jrojex of tjtacoiinlyare assured
that, if he i elected, he will devote
the fame careful attention to the
affair of the coUuty and, territory
that he lias given to his own business.
Dr. J. W. FarriiiRton, of Uisbep.who
bas been cboseu by the Republican
pnry a one of its nominees fur the
assembly, is also a young man. who
however, U not to be blamed for liio
youth. He Is a successful practitioner
of dentistry, and is well known
throughout the county. A vote for
Farrington is a vote for good govern
ment. F. E. Cad well, the nominee for
ehenil.ii an old resident of thocounty.
Hb is thoroughly familiar with Ihe
duties of tho office, having eerved as
unler sheriff during tho present ad
ministration and would make an effi
cient officer.
C L. Cummings tbe nominee for
county treasurer, ia a niau well known
for hid honesty and integrity. He is a
succoful bueines man and thor
oughly competent to look after the
county' funds. Mr.Cummings has
served tbe people in office before and
has fulfilled every trust reposed in
him. He ia a heavy taxpayer and lias
all his interests in this county.
W. F. Bradley, the old Republican
war horse and present incumbent, is
gain eeeVing the office of probate
judge. Judge Bradley has long en
joyed the confidence of the people and
la welt qualified to conduct the affairs
of his office.
For district attorney G. W. Sain,
the preift iiuurabeiit, ia uguin ih-nomint-e.
He Itn4 Msved tlm count)
many times from boitig impue'd tip' !
by rapacious pvrsinx h lime t I
to collect t'xhorbitnnt I'll!''. II
performed hi Julio faithfully wii'
has been rewarded by a renonuiiHtitiri
at the hanJs of hia psrly.
E. W. Perkins of Tombstone is the
RepubLcan nominee fur Recorder. He
is we'l and fivorably known all over
the county for liis nwling worth and
is a man nell fitted to assume tho
dutits of the office toKhich he aspires.
For Supervisor, the Republican
party prides itself in the nomination
of John Montgomery and T. C,
Atnsden. Jubd Motitgettibry,wbo is
familiarity known as "Honest John"
has eerved the people long and faith
fully as a supervisor. T. C.Amsden is
a new man before tbe people but an
old icsident of the county and a
property holder of Bisbee where he
resides and enjoys the confidence and
respect of all who know him.
" For county surveyor the Republi
cans have nominated W. C. Tyler of
Bisbee. Theduliesof this office at
present consist pnncipilly in the
ability to hold up tbe tbW but tbe
people may be assured thtt Mr, Tyler
is fully capable of handling any work
which might come up in or about the
county. - . i
Farrington, Speed, and CaMenada
area stionp learn nd will tv I ard 10
hea. The me joung, vi'O'Ous and
areafr v - n lln apgrmblv.
Hrtvil-t, - .l,(luiulil ire, Hwiu
and M nio v liavobeeu tried and
to '01ml wniTii.c, Long; Perkins
Amnion and T-l r are DewJTBU8hB
will fulfill ev -rye torideooVrepostdia
them by th pe.ix'le and are deserving
of support.
RepuDlican Bates,,
The following are the dates
'for the Republican meetings
throughout the CQimty
j pearce 0ctt 26
Willcox, Ctt27r
Sin'SiinoT, 28.
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Benson, 29.
Tombstone, 31.
Bisbee, Nov. 23
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"Highest of all b Leavening
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ABSO&t)lTEE.Y POBE
LATEST NEWS
A Mother Tries to Protect
Her Son Which Results
IN A DEPLORABLE KILLING.
A Terrible Explosion of Gas
and Several Killed-A Tor-
nadoDistructive Route
COCHRAN GOLD TALK
MinneahoUs A special from Mr
rysville, Montana, saja Mrs. Mary
Allen accidentally shot and killed her
IS year old eon &nd fatally wounded
her husband this morning. He was
whipping tbe boy, she interfered and
be turnrd on her. She took a rifle
and shot at liim but killed tbe child
by KCciiicut. She then shot him in
he head. Ho may die. Shs i crazed
wMi gie'.
Mlt-sKArout A pecinl from Butte
Jot.tn, to the Journal vjn: James
Kelly, mine, who aocueed bieBiveet
ticrt, Jtraie Hill, of unfaithfulness,
-bother this morning and then killed
niiiictlf. The girl will live.
Canton, O., Ihe historians of the
campaign of 1890 will record Thursday
October 1 0,a one of the red letter day p.
Major McKinley bas been kept busy
eince early morning and v:sitors came
so fast abent the middle of the day
that he could not find lime to lunch
until after 3 o'clock. One party was
in town before 7 o'elock, but consider
ately delayed their call till the major
had finished his breakfast.
VlCKSBUlto, Miss., Tensas parish
was frightfully afflicted by a tornado
yesterday about noon. Six negroes
were killed and there was great des
truction of buildings on various plantations-
Keven bouees were destroyed
'n tbetownofSt.Joteph. Full detail
were not obtainable last night.
Wilksbarrk, Pa Six men prob
ably lost their lives today in a gas ex
plosion which occurred in a sbatt of
tbe Lehigh Coal company. Two ef
tbe rescuing party were overcome by
fire damp and killed. Three bodies
have been discovered.
XokFoLK. Va., Bourke Crchran has
'- . . . . ..
oeen trying an nonr ana a nan tospeaic
at Armory ball here. Four-fifth of his
bearers are free silver men. His voice
has bten continually drowned by
cheers for Bryan and hisses for Coch
ran.'- Cochran says he will stay all day
or apeak.
taken with it aad tnrfered severely until
some one caiiest ray attention ta vstiam.
berlain's Colic; Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I procured a bottle and felt
better after the first dose. Before one
half of the bottle had been used I was
well. I recommended it to my friends
and their experience was the7same- We
all unite in saying it.is the best." for
sale by Druggists.
Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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iiori:i, AUK:tMi.i
cocint-i:
O. Sn dgraw, Ranch.
W. Rae, "
C. W. Blabkburu, BUbce.
6AN JOSE.
Mrs EJ Rolerte, Ranoh.
Jako Spitz, San Francisco.
L. Bishop, " "
ALACK.
Thoc H. Killerry, Phenix.
ABUNOTON
M. A. Smith, Pearce.
Frank Cox, " "
D. H.Armtrong, Grand RipM.
V. C. Gray, San Francisco.
C. H. .Martin. Los Angeles.
THE LAlMIiS.
The plea int effect and perfect safety
with which lid.es mav u,e Srup of Figs
under all conditions makes it their favor
ite remedy. To get the true and genu
ine article, look .for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Company, prin'ed
near the bottom of the package. For
sale uy nit responsible druggists.
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT
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CfEO.G. McCEE.Prop.
Fail-bank, : Arizona,
Headquarters for vi-itora from Tomb
stone Bnd surrounding country.
Bc8t of wines liquora nnd cigars
always on hand.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
P.. A. OEMARTINI,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
A full line of
GROCERIER,
PROVISIONS,
CIGARS'
AND
TOBACCO.
rAIKBAXft."AKIZOXA.
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Kairbvnk, A. T.
K. HARRINGTON.
MRS.
Prop.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties g(jjng
from Tombstone to Bisbee mil
have ample time- for dinner
before the train arrives.
Tabic Supplied With tlie Best.
GIVE IT A, TRIAL.
liUlfl HI A At T,
1 a mm m.
a 1 w
a r M
Allen St near 3d, (Old Custom House.)
VEGETABLES.
FRUITS,
1 OTATOES
onio'ns,
k ETC
Fresh California fruit recetvedetery day
by express. ' Everything sold at
lowest rates. Ooods delivered
iree' to all ouris 0 city
Fish Received Every
Thu-nday.
NOTICE.
aJed paoposa! will brreceiveil by the beard
of supervisors of CocIJ ecoamy for the Laild-
tfce-
boird.
Information at the cthle o the toa-rl pf taper,
visars at Tombstone, or iron- J S WVlIamt.
chairman of lh 'board at Ristxe, All bids
mult lie filed rth the cierV bf the board on or
before a p m November 6 iltfi
"llie heard reserve-, tb: right t reject anv or
alibis.
A. WENTWORTil.
CJetk.
By W A HXiwceo.
DepatvJCerk ' oj
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