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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR
PUBLIBHED EVEKY EVKNINO
(SUHDA.T EXCMTXD)
IT
Wb. llattica. Editor and Proprietor,
itbcr!ptta eUase.
OhYnt 110 00
Six Months 6 00
TbxeeMontbj S 00
Om Month 100
. Delivered by Carriers lor 35 cent
per week.
C1TI AND COOHTY OFFICIAL PAPER
What Are We Here For?
1 Election Proclamation
FREE COINAGE 16 to 1
life
For President and Silver:
W. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska
For Vice-President.
ARTHUR SEWALL, Maine.
For Delegate, "OUR MARK"
Tehituky vy Akizova.
EXECUTIVE OfUCE
To all whom it may conceit.
Wiieeeas under an ct of
the
U.1DER WHICH a-I.AO?
"We are unalterably.
opposed 10 the stak
f eld standard. We de
mand the immediate
rcrtcrntisn cf the free
and unlimited coinage
f raid and surer at
the present legal ratio
M is to I. witbout wait
lag for the aid or con
Mat or of anv other na
lion. We nemuid.thal
the standard sHverdol
lar shall be a full legal
scaler, equally with
.for all debts, imb
1 or private, and we
favor such legislation
as "will prevent the de
monetisation of any
kind of legal tender
money by prirate con
tract." Democratic
platform, Chicago.
We are unalterably
opposed to erery meas
ure calculated to debase
our currency or Impair
use email ot our coun
try. We are therefore.
opposed to the free
coinage 01 surer except
by international a.ree
ment with the leadine
commercial nations of
the world, which we
pledge ourselres to
promote, and natil such
agreement can be ob
tained, tne existing
gold standard must be
preserved. Republican
p'atforn, St. Louls,Juae
tl. saoo.
THE FUN OR THEMON?
From tne expression upon our friends face h iB
evidently here for neither but as for us
WE' AEEi HERE FOB. BOTE,
Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of Aritona. entitled
"Elections" approred March S h. 1I87, it is
provided that lUr shall be held, throughoat
the Territory. upon the Tuesday afltrthe flrjt
Monday In November A. D, 1883. aid every
two tears thereafter, an election tor members
of the Lrgi Jativv Astrmbly. and such other
oticrrs as may be required by law thill be
caosen at sucii election.
And WlUXEAS it is further provided in said
Act that at least thirty days becire.each general
election the Governor mutt Issue an Election
Proclamation, under the rreat seal of the Ter
ritory, and transmit copies thereof to ths Clerks
of tne Boards of supervisors of tm counties in
which sich elections are to be held. Such pro
clamation t coatUa a statement ol the time of
the election, and the amces to be filled.
and the offer of a reward in the form prescribed
by said act.
Now 'TiiEXiFOKE I, Besjamin I Franklin,
Governor of Arizona in pursuance of the duty
enjjined upon me do hereby order a general
election to be held on the Tuesday after the
first Monday in November A D 196, and the
offices to be filled at such election i do hereby
designate to be as follows to-wit:
One defecate to the ;th - Congress of the
United States.
, Twelve members of the Council of the Legist
latlve Assembly of Aritona.
Twenty-four members of the House of repre
sentatives of the Legislative Assembly of Arizona
apportioned agreeably t existing laws as follows
to wit:
KCatSEE Or HUMBER OP
iiEUiEKS or vuiiitiii or
I Vatinj Place. St David -
BENSOM
Voting iednct No to
Inspector. G Wltrj an
I'tlgri, li icrwcui,.WmOhoesurgan
Marshall, U'n Showers '
Ballot CIkj, Vm Zeek and A J Delahar.ty
Voting Place. Bensoa
. w -TIES
ALAMOS
Voting tVcintt, No it
Inspectcr, E M Dunbar
Jutdges. A Urii Uba. J C McCormick
Marshall. J D Allen
Ballot Cerks, M it cut Pachecs and E Dualap
Voting Place, Tnrs Alamos
PjOU'S XANCIt
Votiag Precinct, No ia
dr.es. I M Rob'es. Bias faschei
Inspector, J K Branson
ludr.es. I M Ro
Marshall. Rkhard Rce
Ballot Clerks, 5am Bohan and A Sjfa
Voting Place, Poor Ranch
BUSS U.VILLK
mmy
Voting Precinct, No sj
Inspector, Wn Fourr
judg.s. A II Wcln. Asa Wallet
Ml
Marshall. D Adams
Ballot Clerks. W A Flege. and Chas Haider.
Voting Place W A Fgfs
Voting PredneVNo
Inspector. W R McComb
We are handling
, , FJEL AJSTK SIDDAIiLS SOAP
Which for ea9y and perfect washing cant' be beat.
Four days mora ami free silver will
achieve the greatest political victory
In tba history of this country. It
will reach from !Nw York to Call
forcie without a break along the linei
An Oklahoma girl hai agreed to
marry a certain man if Bryan If elect
ee), and to make it dead tare; the man
baa agreed to marry the girl if McICin
ley U elected. Evidently they are
bound to be epliced let the political
resultbcasitznay.
Low price and high wage it the'
rale in gold standard countries' says a
Kepnblteaa writer, yet that same
pirty tell ui we must have protec
tion against tke cheap labor of Euro
pean nations who an gold standard
countries. Oh I eontiiteaoy, thou' art
ajiwel.
The "oldest inhabitant" hat not
witnessed inch copious rains so late
in the season aa are sow upon us.
October ia usually a dry month, as in
fact bare most snsamer months been
foriome yeare. The prediction of
thesageeof the Pimae thai we are to
hara twenty-eeren yeare of heavy
taint bid fair U be verified.
Cottolene - Cottolene - Cottolene.
That perfectioh for shortening purposes is
giying general satisfaction We have it in
3, 5, and 10 Pound Pails
COOKTtES
Apache....
Coconino..
Cochise...
Gila ,
Graham..,
Maricopa..
Mohave. . .
Navajo..
Pima
Pinal.....
Yavapai...
Yuma.,...
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Indg-s. Otto Moore, T Marks, v
Court
rlarshall: S B Apple
Ballot .Clerks. Win
And there shall be elected in each county of
the territory; oue Probate ludge; one District
Attorney; one Sheriff; one Treasurer; one Recor
der; oae Siu-reoyer; two members of the Board
of Supervisors; except in the couuiyol Narajoe
where there shall be elected three members of
the Boaidof Supervisor!; and in each of th:
couaues where the office of Tax collector has not
been consolidated with the office of Sheriff or
Treasurer, one Tax Collector shall be elected.'
Also In the several precincts of each county, one
Justice of the peace, one Constable, and In such
precincts as are entitled to two Justices of the
Peace and two Constables, that number shall be
elected.
AMD I Do Hiiebt offer a reward of ISO for
the arrest and conviction of any aad every per
son violating any the provisions of title 4,
part x olthe Penal Code.
In Witness Wheeeof I have 'hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal of
(seal) the Teritory to be hereunto affixed
this 30th day of September A. D.
2S96
Dose At Phcehix, the Capital this 30th day
of September,-1 196.
,, By the Governor,
BENJAMIN J. FRAKLIN
CHARLES M. BRUCE.
Secretary of' Aiixona.
Speed and .L V Mc
Voting Place. WBlcox "
DOS CABEZAS
i. ,
Voting Precinct, No 15
Inapector. PI White
Iudges, P A Boyer, Chas Nobile .
farshall, James Scow
Ballot Clerks. W T Cooper and S Porters
Voting Place. Dos Cabcsas
BOWIE STATIOJf
Votiag Precinct. No iS - '
Inspector. D W Wickersham
Judges J H Tevis. W P Kelsey
Marshall, E L Shaw
' Ballot Clerks. G L Bugbee. aad Geo Shaw
Voting Place, Bowie Station.
'SAM SIMOH
Voting -Precinct, No 17
PIONEER
Carriage! Blacksmith
SHOP.
A- H. EIMA NTJ13I-. Prop.
Corner Third an.l Allen.
H The largest 'and Best
Equipped Estarli'shment of itt Kind in
the Territory.
All Kinds of Buggv, Wagon and
Woodwork Neatly and
PromptlT Done.
lnraector. T R Braadt
Jadges. Chas. F. Gardner Fred Ruch '
Marshall. H Bashford.
Ballot Cksks, Peter. Fervent aad John
Voting Place, San Simon
Dee.
WE
are well supplied with prepared goods of all kinds
for use during this hot weather consisting of-
The Frospsotox baa net one word of
faultfinding with Mr. Dbran'a record,
for.he hat served the people ia the
various traits reposed ia him with the
utmost satitfaotioB Wat he is the rep
resentative, in this campaign, of a
principle which, is oar opinion, is
dUmetrioally opposed to the best in
Ureatsof this country, and whieh if
continued ia will beggar the bone and
sinus of this nation, and for this
reason we are ia line with the major
ity of the voters of the territory and
are doing what we can toward bis
defeat.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City
Ill., was told by her doctors she had con-
sumpticn and that there was no hope for
aer, owi iwe Dottles 01 ur. Kong's New
Discovery cared her, and she says jt
savea ner ute. Mr, Titos. Eggcrs, 139
r lonoa at, san t raaasco, suscred from
a dreadful cold, afreacbtag consamp
tien, tried withsat resell everytiitag else
then boufiht one bottle of Dr. King's
New Discoverp'aad in .two weeks was
cared. He is astrjndlr thankful. It is
ruck remits, of which there are samples
that prove the wonderful efficacy of (be
Biedidae is coughs aad colds.. Free
trial betUes at Tombstone and Bisbee
drag stores, Regular siae; coc-asd; $1.00
' IIL"
Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Boast Turkey, Boast
Chicken, Sardines of all kinds, Canned Soups in
variety, French, English and American Mackeral
in cans, Brook Trout in either Tomato or
Mustard sauces, Deviled Turkey,
Chicken, Tongue, and Ham, Ham
burger Eels in Jelly, Boston
Baked Beans plain or ir
Tomato Sauce, An?
many other Goods
too numerous
to mention,
Also in regular receipt tl Holland, LimDarger and
American Cheese.
NOTICE.
Voting" Precinct. No it
Inspector. BeU Starks
Judges. G. B DevencbJ. B Rlggs Sr
Marshall, Chris Grauer
Ballot arrks. .Thos Riggs, and James Riggs
Veting Place, Rigg's
Voting Precinct. No 19
Inspector. C P Smith
jadges. Wm Smith. Wm Sanders
Marshall, Leonard Arverson
, Ballot Ckrks.DE Fitch aad Rila C Plume -
Voting,PIace,-B F Smith
BLKGKSMITHING
' AND HORSESHOEING.
Best, Facilities for Doing AU Kinds of
Repairing in Wood and Iron. JVone
but First-class Workmen
Employed.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
JSTFoB assortment of hardwood aad iron for sale.
mmmMmm
O. LOUM MINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
COR. 5TH AND FBEMONT STREETS.
Voting Precinct, Na ao
Inspector, r w neney
Judges. N Huasaker, Peter Moore
Marsaaii, lameanunsaxer
Jon t Forgo: that we are sofe jents lor Tombstone and
ficnityJor
Glase & Santa's Seal Branit Golee.
BUCKU1T8 AMIGA SALtl,.
The best sahre ia the world Jot .cmm
bfwiesw, seres; tdcers, iArSfetim; sever
seres, tetter,, chipped hands, chilhSIiTr
cwsss,ad aSsfaa eraftieM aad peei
toTtiT CIWC MrlM&f OC pssanMAt fQW
mi k h fjsaraateed te grje aaefact stia-a
lacttea or aaeaey KfttwoVi. Prices 5
esjeris aerbeav Fer.seJe Tassttsieae
.J. V,fvHM
1 -si! brrs '-
ssssfisf3ssssssssssr
By the Board of Supervisors at CochUe Co.
Listof Klcctien Precincts, Inspectors, Judges.
MartkaUs and Ballot Clerks of Election in and
far the Couaty of Cochise, Territory of Arizona
as provided for, the general election to be beta
November 3rd. 1806,
TOMBSTOKK.
Voting Precinct Na. 1
Inspector. T. N. Welcott.
Judges, W. R,.King. Jake Trowbridge.
Marsnall. John Kelsa, .
Ballot Clerks. Thos. Lowy, and Ota. fRaS
fertr.
Voting Place. Tombstone.
BIS SEE.
Voting Precinct No! a ' -
, lnipctor.C W. Farrington.
Judges. W. M. Fike. b. C. Perrin.
Marshall, Ben James.
Ballot Clerks,, Otto Von Renal"aad"I. W,
Wallace; . " -
Voting Place, Bisbee.
StEXEFOlD.
Votiag Prednct No. 3
Inspector. B. A- Packard.
Judges, fames Wolfe. Ed Roberts.
Marshall. Bea 5 serf.
BaUM Clerks, .?, Heslep aad Thee,
Darsef. ...
Vollaf Place; W, C, Greea'aaMb.
MlLLXXsfCAHTesf,
Voting Precinct, No. 4
laspecter; 1. W. Stump.
Judges. J. Z. Hand. Tbss Tent.
larshaD. Alfred Bane.
Ballot Clerks. P. M. HlHoa aad Mtasri
ToaVL
, Voting Place, School heise.
POET HCAOIUCA.
Voting Pracinct Na ;
Inisv-nor. Otto Schroder,
lodges C. L. Dwagls. McGCl
Marshall. Walter BernT.
Billot Clerks, Jamas ReOryaad John Doe.
Voting r-awe. Fort Huachuca.
WOT HOACKUCA.
Voting Precinct. NV.6
Inspector. Wm. Dean,
ledges, X. F. Laagford, A.T. GattreU
Uinlull. F- Clark
Balksf dcrks, Mdnt)ieaad WmCnsbs-
ing.
Votiag Pktce, Caaper Glance Mining Co.
x, BCAcaecA siDtxa.
Ballot Clerks, Frank Moore and LCKetfe
Voting Place, F W Heney's
TATLOSS SAMOt.
Voting Prednct. No at
Inspector. F Sa menial
Judges, Mas.ucl Simas, Louis Dursll
Marshall. Frank. Bopp . .
Ballot Clcras, HughCanloa, and Richard
Roe.)
Voting Place, Coslon s House .
cAixxruiz
Voting Predaet. No aa
insepector, u w wauter
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.
A.TJTJE.TS St.BETWEEN 4tli ATN .- Zth.
'First-Class tMi:als Best'of Attention; Everything in Seaso
BOARD PER WEEK.. $7.00
THREE MEALS 1.00
SINGLE MEALS 50
Iudges, S Smith. S R Montgomery,
a:
B
Roe.
Marshall. I C Hancock
Ballot Clerks.
Robert- Myers, and Richard
'Voting Place. Gayler31e
GEORGE I
F1TIS
.i . . .
THE Grocer,
-V
'U3.-
COZNFZ Of S1X1E AND ALLEN 81KEEES.
Voting Prednct, Na.
CUrir.
Kaae.
Jndns. Thos. Smith. W. H.
VanhaS. D C McLaac.
BallM Clerka, B Landers, Wna MillrrJ
Votiag Phwe, Thos SmHb'a
VAIBBAMs:
Votiag Predaet No
IssferorAVNOTM
Judges. Thaa Ickwoed, L Larrksa
Marshall, V Kimball
SaBot Clerks, A- J
Abrahams
Voting Place, Faarbaak
MAICB
Voting Prednct, No S3
' Inspector. T Chairman,
Judge:. Quen Wuhams, Geo Bravin '
MarshalLJoe-Bignoa. , .
Ballot Clerks, Wm Johnson aad Wm DeH
Washington
Voting Place. Prarce
SAJI BOMAXSIXO
oting Prednct. No aa
Inspector. J .II Slaughter .
Judges. W Hlldreth. J Fisher
ilanhall. V II Terry '
Ballot Clerks, John Doc and Richard Roe
Voting Place; San Bernardino Ranch '
U S CUSTOM IMDSE
Voting Pxednct, N035
Inspector, Wm'King
Dinners tor Snecia. Occasions a Specialty
First-Class Cooks enly Employed.
Try a ileal al this Popular Re: or
Accommodations for Families
a C4KSAB, Proprietor.
:Hart
i - ,
Judges, Peter McCoy, Frank
MunhalL William rotter -
Ballot Ucrks, Peter Johnson and E Heasca
Voting Place, Custom House
Resolved. That, the Board of Election In
each election predaet be and is hereby authoris
ed to select a convenient peUiar place far the
prednct:and at least ten days before November
3rd 1S96 next ensuing gire verbal or other gen
eral notice to the elect ars of the prednct inform
ing them of the; place at which the election will
be held.
A. vVentwoetk,
Clerk.
By W. X. IlAivfOOti.
Deputy,
Oct . .t9
. TOMBSTONE GAS CO.
A. ASHMAN Lessee.
WELSBACH- INCANDESCENT 3AS LIGHT
In General Use throughout the United States and Europe, -d successfully comr
in 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."
COS.T OF LAMP S.'TO
Placed- in Position Without Extra Charge.
BUIIUDIXU. TOMBSTO.IE, AKIZOXl.
OFF1CK
Iff
MAltfS.
MRS.
A. I)AF.SOv
Proprietress
jlOQHISE HOUSE.
) - Corner Fourth and Toughnut Streets.
JBLKGrANTLY FXJRNISEDEID X2.0091A
jffJTT Visitors' to this dty will find the Cochibx a taperior hotel end 01
offering excellent accomodations.
1 LARGE, AND. COMMODIOUS SAME SOOM FOR C0MMEBC1AL ME
All Modem Conveniences. Rates Moderate. -
Xastiaaa, aad Frank
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ISJWW.IWI. W V
Tntisai J
TaanasW-TWaVer
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Cksks, laMeh McXaeJaad
Chas O
Last August while working in the har
vest' field I became overheated, was sud
denly attacked with cramps and. was
neatly dead. Mr. Commings, the drug
gist, gave me a dote of Cbarribeilairi't.
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which completely relieved me. I now
keep a bottle of the remedy handy. A.
M. BUNNELL, Centerville, Wash. For
salc'by Druggists.
COMET SALOON
GAlLEYAWfcPAW.-frepr's,
WIHEf , LIQUORS CIGARS.
Dedtn ia BtmrVi 'irwa and Scotch
TTKafcy, and OtrWr WtU Xnwn
SrmuU. A SfteUMf mi$
tf splwrsiV.oai. Wiw, c.
BfcKateV Parkr in Cotnecti aiaLthe
Cccles Place ia Tows.
aM. IMs. 7tk. twmwmgn
SAN JOSE HOUSE.
MRS. F. J. BEAN, Prop.
Centrally Located, 1-arge, Clean am
Well Vintilated Rooms.
Palace Hotel.
Mrs. S.GALLEN, Pioji
Fifth bet. Allen and Tong .nu J
TembstoBe, - Arixoa
FIRST CSASS IN EVERY RESPECT. PARLCR FOR (SUE
Everything Made Convenient lor'Guesls Special Rates to Parties by the"W4
or Month. Renovated Throaghout.
8 AMPLE HOOM FOR VltVUaJEBS. RATEV REASGNABl
HOTEL ARLINGTON
I NEWLY FURNISHED LARGE AIR. I
ROOilS. BEST ACCOMMODATION- -
ThU favorite Headquarters for Ct mmeroal Men has ttcenth been newly Site ?
novated and neatiy 'furnished throughoat with special ttfeitme to the traelii
renovated and neatly.
onbli'c. Rootns easuite and single. Prices Moderate.
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&
ETwrytfeiBK-fiirBt-class
SamDle tccus' for commerial m
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA
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