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The Prospector,
OQTOBBK 30.a896
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1. 1. FBY General Manager.
A. NAUCIX. L. H. AUrtBCHT.
Anlitc General Mas&rer. Train Master.
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LOCAL NOTES.
hilver ii quoted at 65 J
Dr. Gaff, Benson Physician and
surgeon. !'
Vresh Fiib ii received every Thurs
day at Noble's, tf.
Phoenix has adopted tv bicycle ordi
nance forbidding a rata of speed ex
ceeding eight milts per hour.
m CO
Mrs.B. S. Coffman and daughter
contemplate) a visit to New York for "a
Stay of a fortnight among relatives.
They expect to leave tomorrow.
Dr. JW. Farringtoti, the Bitbee
Dentist, will be in Tombstone nntil
Sunday. Office at Mr. Bastian's,
Tenghnut street, tf.'
a m .
The great register of Cocbiee eonaty
ha been printed and a copy it on our
deek.lt ii typographically neat a good
piece of work, cud contains the names
of 1502 voters.
The atreete are being cleared and
cleaned by acting Chief Wiser's chain
gang. Attention will be giren to all
' parte of town where the work i nee
eesafy
Mr. Whitelaw Beid, the great Xew
York JournalUt, bae rented two reei
deocee in this city and will arrir here
next Sflonth with his entire family for
the winter. Herald.
Pheenixeanjiow boast of a Orit-
toatoa Htnae -She hu the insane
sjlatn, tbeJKcely cure establishment
ad tbecapitol. Allof 'these iaititu-
tioai art said to be in a prosperous
onditioa,
"Hark Hannais playing his last
ctrd,'' rejaarks a conteHporary.
Diaaaoads.pf course or is it another
UbT Billy Bryaa holds all the hearts
asd tiia eyadee and spades art) trusaps
this year. Spokaae Chroeicle.
,. X Awarsletf r
ttitfrMt Honors WorU' Fair,
MOST PEitFECt IKiADS.
A fore Oese Oska of . Tartar fewder.
aUeaaai jhsf Mftf aQstaMaT
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sjit a.r .;.... wtr list st.i rm
Ml M.0 .Cturinton t5"8 I1'9
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0J t7.Lr. rtirtunk Ar 1S.0 VI
..JT. at. A A. CroaJao.. 17.7
tin It . ..Land 15.7 UM
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Eateiae Teader Jsnps
Track ea the S. P.
Ike
An aold-nt occurred yesterday
morning to the west bound Sontnera
Paclfio train, fire mile east of Ifail-
eopa. which caused m delay ft eereral
hours. The forward tracks ( the
locomotive and teader jumped the
track, and lor ssTeral yards tae Uee
and rail! were tors up before the
train could be etopped. A wreaking
crew was dispatched from Gila -Bead
and soon had the traek repaired.
Fortunately noone was injured, al
though the train was running at a high
trae of speed at the time of the ac
cident. The Southern Pecitie has been hay
ing bad luok on their liae through
this territory In the past two aseaths.
Sireral wrecks have oMurred, but
strange to relate, no lives have been
lost in any of the iraashups.
Ilia Btlecorttrjr kMrotf klsLUt,
Mr. U. Ciillouette, Druggist, Beaver
STille,IlL,says:"To Dr. King's Kew
Disooverj I owe my life, Was taken
with i Grippe and trieo all the phy
sicians, but of no avail and was given
up and told I conld not live. Having
Dr. King's New Discovery in my store
I seat for a bottle and began its use
and from the first dote began to get bet
ter, ami after using three bottle was up
and about again. It it, worth its
weight in gold. We woa't keep store
orhouie without it." "Get a free t talt
the 'Tombstone Drug Store.
NOTICE
To the voters of the city of Tomb
elone'at aeenventionof ibe Dtlsgstes
of the People's Party of the city of
Tombstone. I wat duly nominated a
oandidate for the poiiiion ot Mayor of
of the city of Tombstone. I hereby
decline te run for thi position as buii
asts iaterest would interfere with my
attending to the duties. Thanking
all those wbe hare interested them
eelvts tomyelectioa.
I am respectfully
G. 8, Batckklok.
Free Pllla.
Send your address to H. E. Buclclen &
Co., Chicago, and et a free sample box
of Dr. King's New Life Pitt. A tria
will convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are panic
alarly effective in the cure of constipat
on and sick headachr. For malaria and
liver troubles, they have been proved in
valuable. They are guaranteed to be
perfectly free from every deleterious sub
stance and to be purehvegetable. They
do not weaken by' tbeir action, but by
giving tone to the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Regular
size 35c per box. Sold by Tombstone
and Bisbee druggists.
Tomorrow night the Rpublican
candidates are billed for Tombstone.
They are all well known to our peo
ple, being our neighbors and friends,
and the hall should be ailed with
peeple to lit ten te what they have to
y.
A bet was offered last night by a
prominent Tombstoner with no takers,
of 2 to 1 fur any amount to 1500 that
Doran would poll the least total votes
of tho 3 candidates for delegate. The
bet still holds good if anyone desires
to cover it.
The Bepublican says the deed of
sale of the Arizona" Telegraph com
pany's line te the Wttlern Union Tel
egraph company was filed yesterday,
although the rale .was .consummated
several months ago. The Hce in ques
tion runs from this eity to Maricopa
aad the purchase price was S3,0QO.
Aeeordiag to the assessment rolls of
the several eouatie, Graham ocuaty
ranks first in number ef ealtle, hav
ing returned to tbe assessor 85,091;
Cochise county cemtt third with' 51,
688; Pima fourth with 51,418; Gils
fifth with 50,905; Pinal county la
sixth with 24,15. ,
Several substances, wbote eder ie to
western nostrils' eicediBglyrpBg
aaat, are highly esteeaaetTia the east
as perfumes. In Persia aad Afgaais
taa, asafcttida ia-consldered.a 'iKfU
perfaase, and many luxurious perseas
oarry a quantity of it ia their pockets
or in a bag suspended from their -,
Ex.
a
A dispetes was received at the-gov-ernsr'Slc
at Pboeaix from Collee
tor of Csetems R.m Webb. The tale
gram aaid that sallpex bad evokes
ut en tha M-xien stele of the Haa a
KegalWaad that there wm ao eaai
tary iaiepeetor toeated at' the point
aad reeetaaae&ded thateae be apaeiaU
ed to preveat tbe disease freea spreed
ig to the Aaarrkaa aide ef tbe betder.
Mark at !,
NeoAXM, Oei, , 18W
Xo. Paosracroa: Tealgbt Vogalet
ia all ossiiemeat agaia. This tlaae
not frosa fear but from the kaewlede
that oae of tfca ase4 eleea asea
that speaks the Xeglisk laagaage ia
Ariiona today ia geiag to eddreee Ike
people af Nogalee tonight ea tbe po
litical issues ia the territory, with the
hope of uniting them oa tbe greaad
of oommoa interest.
The streets are abl.se, baaaen ly
lag, musio l-layiag and itj oae tell
Ug his neighbor that Mark A. laiitk,
Arizona' ato-t papular orator, politi
cian and aext rt legale to oeagreas.
is geing to speak tonight at Marsh's
Hall. We feel assured mat Mark A.
"atita pceeeaees every Merit that
oeali. hope to find ia a wlveaa we
wish to represent oar iatereeU ia ike
congress of the United flutes.
Mark A. Smith dees aot speak far
purpose, or wHai the hepe ot preatet
iag discord, bat tor the patrietie aad
lawful idea i laying the plate facta
before the people. This we kaew" he
will do tonight, folly, eeatpreheasively
aad ooBvlaeingly. "Boxsxa."
n
Xh SeaMllIcsaiCauillaie.
Bxuscw, Oct. 29, 189f.
Id pBosracToa: The Kepublicaa
county candidates tock this towa fairly
by storm today. They held a meet
tueoeasful sneetiag last Bight at Will-
cox at which many vwters were pree
eat. The candidates -were sosaswbat
fiatigusd after there leag ride areaed
the country and from the further fact
that the law prohibits eertoia laaul
geoces which lead to eathase the
voter aad inspire the eesdidatc, haw-
ever, notwithstanding these disadvea-
tangtf, the candidates were in good
ooadilioo, and iatroduccd to the. audi
encc stopped to the treat with, that
promptness and speke thei ptoeei
with tbe freedom of eoaseieui power.
While oae and all rl.d well, Q. W.
Swain, candidate for 'district attorney,
was distinctively the orator of the
evening. George was at his best aad
was more than usually aspired
Tbe Iowa herb is lull of peeple from
the country today who have come to
the rally, aad we expeot a rouaiag
time tonight. But I'll tell yon a))
about it in my aext.
o .
"OUR MARK'S" RECORD.
It is Uasarptsced by
Other Delegate.
Ay
The following brief synopsis of the
record of Marcus A. Smith has "been
hunted up by the Videtto asd is
taken from the Ooagreuicaai
Record :, -
"First, the Keoord shows that ha
introduced 315 different atcasares.ia
tbe way ot bills introduced, aatead
ments offered, pcUtiensMd memorials
presented, all of w&Ieb, with the ex
ception of four, which were in fayor at
Utah, were for the benefit of Arizonr.,
and be was oa tbe floor ef congress 71
different times making speeches ia
favor of those measures. One of hie
speeches is considered to be the meat
xaastaiful effort ever made ia the eouso
of silver.
"Second, ho pasted the- bill twice
through the lower houeC admiUlsrg
Arizona to statehod, which eoalaiaed
greater appropriatioas thaa those re
ceived by Dakota, Idaho, Mcataaa,
Wyoming ar Utah, tho territories
mentioned ia tho epea letter of Mob
Wm. O'Neill.
"Third, he passed a bill which gave
to tho territory twenty-five tboasaad
dollars for the defeat at the Pcralta
Koavis lead grant. tbrau(hjwkiVlsLi
great fraud -was defeated, IMttt fo
survee alone, to give scttlon'aa ,ep
pbrtiraity of previag upcasiekUads,
$100,000 to pay private Iadiavaaof-
datioa claims, acme ei which wore ro-
sslvsd by people liviaf ia Piesa Co.
today ; 2200 aeier of load for a ' prison
farm which. If properly ajcacged, will
atake that isstitatioa self' eastoiaiag.
tberrby Lttiug a heavy aaaaal bardca
feraT ti poopli;'f 10,000 tor a lory ea
the Gil rivr, and I500O for tee
grvge.iwo wf oool laadt,
'Wbn Arisoaa ic edmiuedtoeteto
hood, aader tea bill provided bf -Mr,
Bmkh, thee, will his work te
preprioriotrof lands aad
opboildiag of Aristae baAfobt
oae ead.et .the tofrilary to It other,
aad we will be oae of teaoos proa
perouc states ia thoaaioa."
ttoaoarly.ttetetooaViat tho eld
gskof "the baskbeae ef eaaaatorscH
apaarentl btofcoa," ao vtao
arebeeomtegobUljr aad oho
peaks oa tho rTaschwts wore ooyorod
with a at as lie of the bcaaHfal aaov
yeetordoyBseralag..
THE GOVERNORS REPORT.
Ywluaiaeu Report Fall
Stftteetties
ef
Tho people of Arisoaa are in favor
of statehood, cays Uoveraor Benjeaata
FraaJtlia la his annual report to
eosotory Fraacia. The report is oae
ef thoasottTolumlDoas and profusely
Ulaetratod received tor years at the
doaortatoat. It shows that the total
snialag output ef the territory for the
year woa 113.976,24. Of this amoost
gold acaeogatod $5t9,000, exelutive
of abotit foXW.OJO taken by proepectora
treat placer miaee aad the total ie a
year's iaereeee of 9940,000. The total
prodact ef sold, silver and copper ia
Arisoaa for twenty years, coding June
3. loot aggregated 9127,160,016 ; cat
tle shipatentc from thr territory from
Jeaner? 1,199. to Juae 30. 189,
rceshed oH9 head. The territorial
board returns show a value of taxable
VF't7 gained half a millioa during
the year aad coascrvativo men claim
the astual valualien to be 990,000.000.
wm otkbi pirn yeau.-
Aa eld. well-tried remedy.- Mrs
Window's Boothiag 8yrup has bees
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers tor their childrca while teeth
teg, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, sot teas tho gums, allays all
pain, carte wind eollo, and ie the best
rmiy tot diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to the taste. Md by druggist in
every pert ef tho world. Twenty-five
coats a bottles Its veins is incalcu
lable. Be cure and sk for Mrs. Win
dow's Boothiag Syrup, aad take
ao ether kind.
VS. A. Kelt, ef Pomona,CaL, had
he bd lock te sprain, her .ankle. "I
trie dtavcral linimeiitjj" the' says, "but
was aot cvred'nnA'l I osed Chamberlain's
Pain Balm.' "That remedy cored me and
I take pleasure recommendig it and
ter.ifying te its aicacy."This ratd idneb
also of great value, for rheumatism , lame
back, paint, in the chest, pleurisy and air
decp-teated aad muscular pains. Flo
tale by Drurgit
Good tea is extremely
food you may not know
bow good.
Try SchiUmfs Best; if
you don't like it your gro
cer wiH pay your money
back in tulL
PUBLIC NOTICE-
Tomsstokb, Oct,- as. 1I95
TO. ALL WHOM IT MAY' CONCERN
TaLe notice: Tint on the atnYdxr f Seotem-
fcef. Ityj, the arm af Haslewocd and Haddr.
doing buvnesa at earce. county ot Cochise, A
T. mortgagee te Ken H Fitti all tbe suck in
trade and panenal propenr of s'd grm, Incltut.
ing tae poojc acsoonts, ana fan cm possession
of tbe tame, and tbe tune rnoce Ir and book
aceeonu were attacbed la tbe suit of P B War
ackros. vs Ha:tcood A Huddy
This is therefore to warn j .11 persons who "are
Indebted to said firm not to pay the same to the
s.-4q xiaziesrexi nsaoy, or other of iheso, as
nek paysaeat wIJI POtbi recocsUed bytu.
P.B.'WARNEKROS.
e3-iod ,
Of rice or tk Mavoa p? tkb Crrr or
TOMMTONB, AZIZOMA TatBITOir.
Te Wbo It VUj Cnotrn,'Oreetiag:
Wheraaa, Under an act ef tbe LegUiuiTe
Assesabty ef tbe Territory ef Arizona, entitled
"Elecaaot," aoprortd March Sth. A. D, 1M7.
aadiacempliance with Section 4. Article of
the Ory Charter, a general maniapal election is
to be held aa the 3rd Cay of Kvveaber for the
pwpeae of electing dry acacers.
New, ttortfara. I. Paal a Warsekret, Mayer
ethe Utf af Tseabeteae. ia persnaace ef the
dy ' issessadepoa je by a realtioa duly
swend aad catered apon tbe miantes of tbe
Cuaieiia Ceooalef atidcity, hereby order
a (eoeral sasBJeiBa esneUao te ae.aeafea the
laeaaeranar ue.Brat aaeaaav
a, D. jsoi. and dntriietr.lOe
usa.a -I
seeaasieuevB, le-wa:
j Mayer.
Ceanefiauta fna To Ward.
S-CniertlieiB fr Itnmt WnrC -
4 rrihrOB seeaaJTUed Ward.'
5 Coiiatniii tmm roasta. Ward.
6-Chief of PatieavZr 001 rii atyAwssCr.
Oty Tan Canarlnr. QsyLWrsae lax Cot-
tteaua uatear. fuac Master asd
PTbe lelloalog plttee are dedenatid 0 snU-
"trst WafdAdeee boese ao 3d stnet be
twee AOraaad Tencbaut streets.
iBSDector Mfte '
: Welch.
laCln Thee. Tony aad Dai
reSar Oerks-Ieia C Lilly
BaBot derk-J. tOktat.
Dan Carter.
aad J. Tracy
lescad Word -Cay HaO.
lUftt-T. Z.naaigaaaad J. McHah
PtO Uerbf-Rftbt Marue aad T. Kid.
Freak Eagle..
TbSrd Ward
Corner.
laiBiatsi Jos. Llppen,
joeowe-F. rorla aid J oei NcSaoelac-
KttOg Clarke- f. Cberer and 1. W. Raaay.
SaBet Clerk The Cowaa.
Feotth Ward Prattctiea Hate Heoac.
Iaapectar. W. Hobhs.
Indfts Was. Cerbeetand H. Salaasa.
roKag Ocrbs Dave WWi and A. Oarr.lt.
aaaet Clerb-Mtbe Walsh.
o ehatai wetteet I have hertoate set say
head, aad ceased the stal of tbe Oty ef Tea.
eteeetebetelert tberete, Deo at tfce oty
miityty??r
(l. bm ytq oay or ucteear. tsae.
i ' P. B. WA.NEKR05,
liarar.
D. K, WaaBWltt, dark.
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Election Froc
POL.T1CL.
Populist Platformf
THE POPULIST TICKET.
For Council J. M ATIII AS.
ForAuembly P. A. LOFGREEN.
G. 8. CKOCKETJ.
, '. EKK1CK60K.
For Sheriff'. O. J. McCA BE
For Treaturer.....A. WENT WORTH.
For Probate Judge W.M.FI'.CE,
For Recorder GEO. PORTER.
Dittriet Attorney JAB. ItEILLY.
For Supervisor GEO. W. BRYAN.
H SCHMIEU1NG
Tbe People's Party of Cochise oouuly
in convention assembled this 1st day of
October, 1806 make tbe f ollowiog dec
laratiotia of principles:
1. We approve and endorse the
platform of the National People's Party
adopted at St. Louis on July 'J2rd 1890
and most heartily endorse'tbe nomina
tion, by the convention, of W J.Brjsa
and Thomas E. Watson for president
and -vice-president "respectively, and
tally approve the action of tbat con
vention in refuting to endorse the nomi
nation of Arthur Bewail for vice- preei.
dent by the Chicago couvention. I
2. . We heartily approve tbe platform
adopted by the People's Party ef Ariz-1
out at zrnenix ea august zvtli lsu auU
heartily endorse tbe nomioat.on ot Hon.
vfm O noil for delegate to congrett
aad pledge to him our best effort for
his election. 1
3, We denounce as unfit to be trust
ed by tbe people, the men thtough
whom, the present interest bearing
debt of this coonty (about 9200,000 has
bees created and we particularly de
nounce the system of estoitiou, pecola
tion, jobbery, 'corruption and bribery
whieh with few exceptione has inhe'red
on county offices for sixteen rears, re
sulting in a neccestery tax levy of $1.22
on the hundred dollars notwithstanding
that the people have every year paid
mora taxes than would be sufficient
to govern a far larger and more popu
lous county if henettly administered.
4. We have placed in nomination for
county offices, men chosen from
amongst the people, for the toul reason
of our belief ia tbair honesty, and fit
nesaonthe principle that the effioo
should seek the man, carefully avoid 11 z
all men cyan remotely connected witu
former tax eating and county awiad- j
lingi
5. If oor candiates or any of" them J
should be elected, wa promise to waloh
them ana use oor best endeavors to see ,
that they serve the people faithfully
and honestly without extortion, fraiulj
or oppression,' and that they do aot de-1
generate into county ringttert, and,
plundering officials, aad if thry ahoqld I
ao degenerate we promise to be first to 1
expoee intra,
6. We favor statehood for Arizona ',
at tna earnest pott) bit date, but
under tbe conttitntion adopted
ao-called Democratio convention five
years ago, as we believe it to be a bootT
lers constitution, specially mannfastur
ed in tbe interests of bouea, ringsteia
and tax caters,' and we therefore
.earnestly urge onr delegate! o coo greet
tc introduce an enabling act, to that the
people may form a constitution that
will not be a disgrace" to this, and a
greiviout burdtn to incccding geaer
atitat, 7. Wo oondemn tbe practice of ter
ritorial and connty officers, in soliciting
or receiving, railroad passes, at we
consider all such favors, aa incompat
ible with independent and impartial
perfprmaace of daty.
8. We invite the eo-operation and
eseiastaneo of all honest citizent regard
Ices" of pipy who favor an honest ad
atiniotration of county and territorial
alaira ia the interest ot all the people.
Gladness Comes
"Uieha better aaderatanding- of tbe
TT Tmaeii nl mitnre of the many phys
eal tsts nbiib tbiiIsTi before proper ef
jste gtptaeta'iati pleaxanteffortt
: ,-bUy JuicmX There to comfort ir
'! h-BowIede. that so many forma o
tVtknettaro not doo to any actual di
iaa of the system, which the pleaeaeJ,
JiUy laxative. Hympof Figs, promise; j
remores. a nar, is war njuieonE
remedy with millions of families, asc.3
every where catcemed so highlybT
who value good health. Its beaet'M
etTects are due to the fact, tbat it la
acta remedy which promotes later:
cleanliness without debilitating ' ,
enreaa oa which it acts.- It is theref .'a
ail Important, ia order to get its bene
Bcael effects, to note when yon pn ;
shstr that you have the genuine all
ele, which a manufactured by the Ca'
foritie TbySymp Co. only and sold b
01 reputable druggists. "
If to the enjoyment of good healC'
aad the system 'is regular, laxatives o
etaor remedies are then aot needed. I
rf -- with any actual disease, on"
Baey be commended to tbe most aldlU
Bhyaseia&s, but'if in need -f a laxatir',
eao should have the best, and with C '
Sl-hrfermed ererywhero, Syrep ,
letoads blgheat and ie "o29P
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JOSEPH
CORNER FIFfH AND
PIONEER
DEALER IN
General Merchandise.
Miners -
and
Ranchers
Supplies;
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M&M..M FANCY
Improved
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Agricultual
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