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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR
PUBLISHED EVEKY EVENING
(8dxdit Excotkd)
I-T
Wa. Mich. Editor and Proprietor.
tsetkocrlstUom BatN.
OaoTou ...UO 00
tixJMoalha 00
Three-Month 3 00
OaeMonth. 100
Delivered by Carrier (or 25 casts
fr week.
CITY AKD CUUSTY OFFICIAL PIPES
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WhatlraWeHBreFw?1"
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FREE COINAGE id to 1
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SPSWVTV SsVTOmwXsVSfSSx'',
TEE EUI OR THE MON?'
Tbbmtosv or AmizoxA.
Kxacurtys Ortics
ToaH whom U may concern-;
Wkukas aader an act of the Legislative
A My of the Territory of ArUon. entitled
Bectsona" approved March la. 1tl7.it is
provuea mat were sniu t Mia. throughout
full
For President and Silver:
W. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska.
For Vice-President.
ARTHUR SEWALL, Maine.
For Delegate, "OUR MARK"
VSBEB WHICH H.A?
"Wc are unalterably
opposed 10 tbc single
fold standard, we de
mind the immediate
restoration of tbi ret
and irallmited coinage
f (aid and silver at
the present lezal ratio
of 16 to x, without wait
ing lor the aui or con
Mat or of any other na
tion. We denun d that
the standard silver dot
larehall beafuU legal
tender, equally with
rold. for all debts
lie or prirate. and we
favor such legislation
as will prevent the de-
moneaiatioa or any
kind of legal tender
money by private con-
plat form, Chicago.
'We are unalterably
opposed to every meas
ure caicuutea 10 ucoase
our currency or impair
tne credit 01 our coun
try. We are therefore.
opposed to. the free
coinare of stiver except
by international agree
ment wita inc leaaina
rrrnimrrct nations of
the world, which we
Dltdee ourselves to
nromote. and tatil such
agreement can be ob-
lainea. tne cimu(
gold sucdard must be
preserved. Republican
p'atforn,St, Louis, June
IB. 1S96.
Xbe campaign thus Jar baa proven
what is most desired by kit that ofno
jandaliagiog or personalite. The
, candidates who refrain from such un
gentlemanly tactics and lay their
claims for the suffrage of tbe voters on
merit only are entitled to.lhe esteem
and respect of eTeryone.
From the expression upon our
evidently here for neither but as for us
friends fkce..hi ii
WE. ARE .HERE FOB. BOTE.
;ju
We are handling
XTEL.AJNTi: SrtT ALLS SOAP
Which for easy and perfect washing , cant' be, beat.
Every corporation doing business
la the United Slates, if it thought it
could pay its employes in 53-csnt dol
lars, would be in favor of free coin
age ef silver. Bat they knew full
well that there will be no such money.
Therefore wages and employment will
increase.
Everybody says,'Xjriihit was over,"
Yes, the publio will draw a sigh of re
lief when tha election is over, and
Bryan elected; when the sidewalk
orators quit talking and the fever beat
Of political excitement has thoroughly
subsided. Hen have been so engross
ed with the themes at issu that they
have f crgotton to pay their "bills or
attend to business or home affairs.
Cotioiene - Cottolene - Cottolene.
That perfection for shortening. purpose!.. is
giving general satisfaction We have if in
3, 5, and 10 Pound Pails
tba Territory, on the Tuesday after the
la November A.1D, its; and every
two year thereafter,' an election for incmbrrs
of tha Logitlativ Assembly, and such uhcr
nSsntrs.aa, wayK-requuwlby-.law. aball be
dttossei soon olectioa.
,- AmdJWhiss U Is -further provide larsald
Act that at least thirty 4a )rs betore cachcencral
eleatloa toe . Gorsrnar -must. lilts a. Ktoettai
rVoclsanttwi. nadorthe great seat of ths'Ter
ritory. and traaimft cosies thereof to the Clerks
of la Boards of Supervisors of thi counties in
wUchs-sca elections are to be held: Suchpro-
dasnaJtoa.to contais a stalsmoat of tha time of
Ktfeo eiretjoa.Jand'tne eSicesilob Bliei,.
uU tha ofer. of a raw ard is th (ona prescribed
Now Thuiiou f. Beaiamin I Franklin.
Governor of Arisonaia pursuance of the duty
ewjjfaed VPa tsadoJaercbT ordra general
ksctna to neia oa ice tucsoar aitcr tne
first Monday la November A D 196, and ,1b
eestobeiHed'et such election I do herebj
rlaalgiin to he as faOowi ta-wtu "",
'Oneoclefata to, the ijlh .Congre(s,f,Vbe
UskoaStaMa, -
Twehre members of the Coanca fthcLecis
Uttve Asaembly of Alisons.
, Twenty-four saembers of the Hoase ofrepra-
saatativws of the LajUlstive Assembly afAritona
aafonieaosVagreeably t JesistinU laws as fallows
towns-' . w
.1 . KVKIU r4 MDMltt or
uuaxsjf cr r mlmbsju or
coomu council. -vHovia
Apache t i
x 1
I 3
t 1
x . a
1 4
X
X X
1 4
- x a
i i"
Aad. there shall ha elected la each county of
the tetritorv; oue Probate ludce; one. District
Attorney; on Sheriff; oae Treasurer; one Hecor.
dr: oae Survcorer: two members of the 'Board
f SuDcrnsars: exceot la tbc coaotr of Navsioe
where there shall be elected three members of
the,Boid of Soperybon; and in each of'ths
caonts where the office of Tax collector has not
been, consolidated with the office' of Sheriff or
Treasurer, oae Tax Collector eaaU be s elect td.
Also la the several preencu of each couaty. oae
Justice wf tha peace, one Coastablevand la such
TVvHnrta am fltlltlcrf to two lllsliccs of the
1 Peace and two Constables, that number shall he
elected.
... AXDlDoHKXXtt oBer a reward of s -for
the arrest and cenvtcticB of aavaadsvery per-
soa rialalwg' aay of the provisioas of title 4,
part x of the, Peaai . Code.
lis Wrrxkss Wkskzop I have . hereunto set
my haad and ceased the treat teal of
(suu.) the Terltaryto hohereaito affixed
this joth, day of September ,A- X.
' IS56 ",
Dext. AT Phoucx. the Capital this 30th day
of September. 1(96.
By the Governor,
f- BENJAMIN J. FRAKL1N
CHAJtLES U.. BRUCE.
Secretary of Asuana,
Valbg ruce. SI Itt1d
BEKSJS
Votiiut rteiiK.t No 10
'Inspector. C W Br, an
Iuicea, H Gerweio, Wa Ohncstvfao
ilarshall, Wm hoover
BiUot Oik. WmZeek and AJ Ddahanty
Vottag Place. Benson -
TkESALAMOS
Votinf Prrclnct. No it
Inspector. E M Doobar
lutdfes. A Urijtlba. J C McCotmkk
Marshall.) D Allen
lljjlot C erks. Miicus Pchtcs aid E Duabp
Votlsg Place, Tres AUnios
MOL't k.scn
Votiag Preciuct. No la
latpector, J K Bianseu
Iudites, MKobes. Blas5anchrs
larshall. RIdwid Ko.
BoCot Clokv - Bobaa and A Sosa
Voting Place, Pool's Ranch
Sl'SSr.l.VII LB
Voting Prrcinct, No 13
Inspector, Wm Pourr
ludgf s, A H Weio. Asa Walker
Marshall. DAcUms
BaUot wl.tks, W A rieg. aad Chas Haider.
1 - Z
Wwffww'!fWltf9
Voting Place W A Fieje's
Cochbo ....
Graham.
Maricopa
Uahav
ltt!:r.:::v:
PJaal
Yavapai,,.
aa..
&&&&&&
PIONEER
Carriage i Blacksmith
Voting Precinct, No 14
Inspector, W R McCoreb
ludf s. Otto Moore. T Marks.
Marshall. S B Apple
Billot Clerks. Wm Speed and L V Mc
Court
Voting Place, WUlcox
.DOSCASCZAl
WE
are well.supplied with prepared goods of all ldndi
for use during this hot weather consisting wof
Soma of the catechism that Is pro
rogated for political purposes about
the county will have about as aaaest
effect on the voter as the following
which wa. submit:
Stand up Jimmy Smith . If a jack
knife cost 50 cents in Bisbee how
znueh will a pound of wool weigh in
Tombstone?
X give it op.
If bean cost 17 cents per pound as
the Saa Padro what is the average life
ol a pot hoaiepoIitieanT
Ask me something easy.
If brains ara a necessity is rtutaiag
a newspaper why don't mors people
have mors brains and run soars news
papers and make more money and
quit shouting?
Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Boast Turkey, Bout
Chicken, Sardines of all; kinds, Canned -Soupi -in.
variety,- Fnnch.EnelishandAmencanltackeral
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 vr
Tomato Sauce; Ant?--
many other Goods
too Jiumerous
to mention.
Also in regular receipt.it Holland,1 Iaim&uigejand
American .Cheese.
NOTICE.
By the Board af Supervisors f.Cochise Co.
List of KLectioa Precincts, Inspectors. Judies,
Marshalla and Ballot Clerks of Election in and
for the Couaiy of Cochise, Territory of ArUoaa
as prarkled for the sncral election to be held
November jrd. I Bon,
-TOMSSTONK.
Vonae Prtdaet N I
Inspector. T. N Wolectt.
Judees. W. R. King. lake Trow.bridge.,.
i:HshalI.loha,KyV ,-..
BanoOerkJ, Jhoa-JLcwj.JaBd: Q ftR.
Vlmg pif y, Tv.. .
Voting Precinct No. s-.
I .Jrupector. w. jsnarw
Jirfe, W. H.TM,2-$r Penia.
rirha. Ben faaes,
; rl15lJK--0'VRealw41T,'-W,
Wallace,
"Votngt,iac,BUbe. f
suuteroan.
Two I,lTe Ssred.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City
111., was told by her doctors she had con
sumption and that there was no hope for
her, bat two bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery cured her, and she says it
saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139
Florida St., Sin Francisco, suffered from
a dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everythror else'
then bought one bottle of Dr. Kiag's
New Discoverp aed ta two weeks was
cared. He is naturally taiakfeL. It is
rBch results, of which there are samples
that prove the wonderful cftcacy at tbc
CBcdiciae in coaghs aad colds. Free
trial bottles at Tombstone and Bisbee
drag Mores, Regular size 50c aad S1.00
9 sm."5
v. 4 r iw
Jon't Forget that we are sole agents lor Tombstonaod ,
vicnityjor. ". , t ,
Cte & Sita'ii SeaiBraa- Cwi-s.
- ,(Mjt. ar
ef Xi
iSr"-
'-'l
US. A. Kell, of Pomona, Cl, hadi
thebd lack to spratn her aakle. "1
wriedaeveral liaiaieuts," she says, "hot
, Passat cored snail I ased CnaWJherSaiw'
laia Bate. ' That remedy caead sac aad
ttake pleasare recommewdssg k aad
estifviagta its ftatcy." This ed iriaeit
ako af ffreatvalaeer rheamatisai.Iajae
hack, aias;in tbc chest, pJearisy aed ah
deea ssslsd aad tasscnlar asiar. Ft
'amwmwVs4S4mwmwBv
SSSSSnfifSmaOMwmwmwr -f
BswBSSSSeaesfTmwSSw
V0B0B0BmBs?-B'b
mwmwmwCjBS7u)lwmwm
-.Tjw"!mwfl 'a "
e jsT" lasas
Voting Precinct, No S5 -
Inspector. P 1 White
ludges. P A Boyer. Chas NobSc
VfarshalL lames cow
Ballot Cle-ks. W T Cooper and S Porters
Voting Place.i Dos Cabcias
BOWIE STATIOM
Votiag Precinct. No it
Inspector. U W-Wickersham
Iodces I H Tevis. W P Ktlsey
larshatl.K-L.Shaw,
Ballot Clerks. G L Buzbec, aadGeoSbaw
1 Voting Place, Bowie Sution
SAN SIMON
Voting Prednct, No 17
Inspector. T K Brandt
lodges. Chas. F. Gardner Fred Ruch
Marshall. H Basblerd
Ballot Oaks. Peter. Fervent and John Dor.
Voting Place, Saa Simon
Votiag Precinct. N01S
Inspector. Bel Starks
ludgrs, G. B Devendxi, B Riggt Sr
Marshall. Chris Grauer
Ballot drrks. Thos Riggs, and James Riggs
Voting Place. Bigg's
WIUQUS
Voting Precinct, No 19
Insrector, C P Sraith
ladges, Wm Smith, Wm Sanders
Marshall. Leonard Alverson
Ballot Clerks. D E Hub and Rila C Plumb
Voting Place, B F Smith
Voting Precinct. No ao
Inspector. F W Heney
Judges, N Huasaker, Peter Uoore
Marshall. lames Huasaker
Ballot Clerks, Frank Moore and L CKeefe
Voting Place. F W'Heoey
TAVLbXS ANC1I .
Voting Predact. No ar
Inspector. FSamonlal
, judges, llanotl Simas, Jwuis Duvall
' Marshall. Frank Bopp
Ballot Cleras, HnghConloa, and Richard
Roe.
Voting Place. Caalon'a House
CATLSVILLZ
Votiag Precinct, No aa
Iasepector, G W Walker
iodgex, s anuin. j k Moaigmar7
larshall. T C Hancock
Ballot Clerks, Robert Myers, t and Richard
Koe,
Voting Place. Gaylev31e
rXABCB
oting Prednct. No aj
1 Inspector. T Chattmau, '
Iudgett'Quen Williams, Geo Braria,
iat shall. Joe Bfjnon
Bal Clerks, Wmjchiuon aad Wm DeH
JVashingtoo.
Voting Place, Peare
A.
Corner Third an 1 Allen.
rop.
The largest 'and Best
Equipped Est-irl.shment of it
the Territory.
All Kinds of Buggv, Wagon and
Woodwork Neatly and
FromDtlv Done.
BLAGKSMITHING
AND HORSESHOEING.
'Best Facilities for Doing All Kinds
Repairing in Wood and Iron. None
but First-class Workmen
Employed.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
,, . SSTull assortment of hardwood and iron for sale.
g
KinJ in
of B
O. L. OUMMINGS.
r
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
COB. 5TH AND FREMONT STREETS. '
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.
Voting rredaet JSf 0-3
Inspector. ssATSciard.
B
ass.WoUe,iE4fccSateVt
Bcaaaeea.
TCJV- Heatapi -rasa,
" . MruMsfcAxrvex
Tora,'
Sgael7TKewr. HHtoo- aad Robert
Tea, "
Votiag Place. School boose.
roar ttCAcatrca,
Voting rWtet'W rr
I&necior. Otto Schroder.
ladresC L. Douglass. MeGItt
OYSTFiR PABLORb.
AJLJUE1TS St.BETWEEN 4tli AIS 5 -"Jtrk
First-Class Meals Pest'of Attention; Everything in Season
BOARD PER WEEK $7X0
THREE MEALS 1.C0
SINGLE MEALS..... 50
Dinners lor Specia. Occasions a Specialty Try a Meal at this Pooolar Resor
Frst-Class Cooks enly Emplcyed. Accommodations for Families
J C4E8AB, Proprietor.
-f- - i i
SAX BUXAXOINO
oting Precinct. No as
'Inspector.' I H Slaa'hter
Judge. W Hildreth. I Fisher
larshall. V, II Terry
Voting. PJaoc'Saar Bcrnardtao Ranch
-Ballot Clerks,- loan Doe and Richard Roe
V S CUSTOM SOCSK
Voting Piecinct. No as
-Iaspector, .Wm King
fudges Peter McCoy, Frank Hare
Mariiall, WSIiara porter
Ballot clerks," Peter Johnson aad E Henson
Voting Place, Custom House
Resolved. That the Board of Election in
each ejection precinct be and is hereby authoris
ed to select a convenient Dolilnr "clace lor the
I predict: aid at least ten days beforw November
3rd laconotensuiaggrveTeroaieroujergen
eral static to-Sbe eteesorcoftke precinct Inforro
isfacs sf the, pbcg ghid; they Oeciaa '!
b7keld, -SpT- - ,-
A fV-CTfSKTK,
TOMBSTONE GAS CO. .
A. ASHMAN Lessee.
WELSBACH INCANDESCENT 3AS LIGHT
In General Use throughout tbe United States and Europe, -d successfully comf
ing 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.
COST OP LAMP &a.TB
Placed in Position Without Extra Charge.
OFFIVR lM-BAIYK nCII.DIHti. TO.nBSTO.tE, ABIZOSJi.
flCCHISE HOUSE.
H
MRS. A. DAV.SO
Proprietress
Corner Fourth and Toughnut Streets.
pLEGAKTLY FUBtlVISEDEI) KOOHlft
4 "Visitors to this city will find tbe Cochise a superior hotel and oi
offering excellent accomotlations.
1 LARGE HID COMMODIOUS SAMPLE BOOM FOR COMMERCIAL MEN,
All Modem Conveniences. Rates Moderate.
Ur.Wll Wait
Ballot Clerks. lassos Reilly aad loan Do.
Voting Plyf essHojuaMca..
Votiag Pnclact. No. 6
Iaspector, Wsa. Dca.
legj.E P. Laagnrd. A- T. GattaB
III r-TTarli '
1 .BaBat .CUrls. McIntre:adjWaiJCa-
.fVsrle;WriGiasMlsC.
. acAcarcA tiniao.
4 s i , -x.
yotintPredact, No,? ,
amtt. ,W, sa.Jfc.aaa.
HSfehtanr'1
h-SoBotCkw;aT aolrrr, Wa
I Votiag Place, Thos SmU'4 )
MESar."
ALnliliL
tSBBBBaBl SBSSmw7.aBkresBi
'nr llll nTt'
.UftcHM wLMmLss
T ' . ti r
a fc n --
H.
FITTS.
JV -nt
v
TWE, Grocer,
VAlBSASfK
s
Voting Prednct NoS--l.nrur.
A. V Noves
UrshalCtabaa-
" Votiag; riWiFalrtaak
.LglaeriMi
i.
.a4Kraak
ST. MVB
Votaag Proriact. Nc
vlassirtiT, rOeowxae
3e7rSrToieph htcRoa and Chas O
By W, A. HaswooK "
Deputy.
Oerk.
Oct-xj. 1S96
Last August while-working in the har--vestjEeld
1 became overheated, was sud
denlv atlackerf with cramos and was
Itvasfty dead. cMcCumaitrres, the-drep--
gist, gave me a cose ol (.nambesum
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which completely relieved me. I now
keep a bottle of the remedy handy. A.
J. BlNNtlX, Centerville Wash. For
sslebyDrogeifts,-
COMET SALOON
CAlLEmy'tPALPwpr's,
WtNESrUQUORS CIGARS.
Daafert s's Botirfc' JrUK aad HeoU
WHtky, ,mnd OOier WeU Know
raadfci J. ffoeetaJfy mad
' f-hft ClartU and Whu.
BiHiard Parlcr m Coaaaection and the
Cr: "lace ia Town.
SAN JOSE HOUSE.
- .r.c T T-'H T T-.--
- ilio. r. u. i).Aii, xi up
Centrally Located, Large, Clean am
Well Vintilated Rooms.
Palace Hotel.
Mrs. S. GALLEN, Prop
'Fifth bet. Allen and Toeg r.ut
Tombstone, - Ar izem
FIRST CSASS IN EVERY .RESPECT. PARLOR FOR UUBsa
Eveo thing Made Convenient ior Guests Special Rates to Parties by the W
or Month. Renovated Throughout.
SAMPLE RCOil FOR DRUMMERS. RATE8 RSAS0KAB1
HOTEL ARLINGTON
1 NEWLY FURNISHED LARGE A1R
1 RQ03IS. BEST ACCOMMODATION
This Favorite Headquarters for Ccmmercial Men has recently bees newly fitte
xenovated and neatly famished throughout with special reference to the trattlta
public Rooms ensuite and single. Prices4. Moderate.
Everything furst-class Sample roomBj for coalBserial m
X
-g
0QM8$MJ0 S1X1B AND ALLEN S1MEKX8,
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA
sak hV Dtwrjris
kt.tllot:7aa.

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