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PARTIAL. RETURNS.
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Atsiste General Manaser. Train Master.
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LOCAL NOTES.
feilver is quoted at 05
Geo. H. Watcrbury, Postoffice in
spector, is paying Tombstone a visit.
The Indian school ball team did up
the Phsnix eleven lat Saturday at
Pbenix.
Globe, the copper camp, is growing
rapidly, and is one of the livelist towns
in the territory.
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Mr. . Drew, who is associated with
August Bail the well known agent (or
Lexnps beer, is a visitor to oar city.
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Mrs, A. D. VValeli well known .
Tcxnbitone, is rerorled seriously ill in
Phcnir.
At Benson cattle shipping has been
Tery brisk for the past twe week?, both
far the east and the west.
James O'Hara has deeded I). J.
Janes, a former resident of Tombstone,
the Belview mine near Congress for
110,000.
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The business men of Pheoix, Mesa
ad Globe are perpaiing to build a
jo ad wagon road between Phenix and
Globe.
A. W. Howe, proprietor of the Orb,
is over from the copper camp on busi
ness. Ho paid P'ftrcn a short visit
yesterday.
The Board of Supervisors are bnsy
this p. m. in counting the official vote
oftheprec'nctsof thetlrction. Messrs,
Oilman and Williams arriving to he
on band.
Xditor Bants, who has purchased
the Populist, is one of ths oldest and
ablest editors of Arizona. Ha will en
deavor to place that paper in the front
rank among the weekly papers of the
territory.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
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A fort Grape Cream of Tartsr Powder, fie
4aasAawas)Rta, AJtut or any other adulterant,
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CANDIDATES.
Delegate to Concress
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Marcus A. Smith, D.....
WmO'Neil, P
Council
W. P.Lonp.R
B APackard, D
J. Mathias P.
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Assembly
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Wm. Speed, R
M. J. Casunada. R
J.N. Jones, D
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G. P. Crockett, P.
N. Errtckson, P
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G.J. McCabe,'
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District Attorney
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W. F. Bradley, R
S.AD. Upton, D
W.M.Fike. P
Recorder
E. W. Peikios. R
M.J. Brown, D
Geo. Porter.P
Treasurer
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A. Wentwortb, DAP..
Surveyor
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DISTRICT COURT
Cases Heard Before that Trib
unal Totlav.
Jesus Bsga Robbery of a car load
o! Uour at Fairbank Senienceu lor
3 years and C mouths.
Jose Oruz Assalt wiiti intent 10
commit murder; plead not guilty Set
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Blum vs Fike Mandamus denied;
appeal taken.
Harris vs Graham Jusemeut lor
defendant Notice for a new trial
given.
Terrory s Barnet Continued for
term.
Territory vs Sessions Trial now ou
as we go to press, with closed dooie.
Drntlt ol Wslllaui Coomb.
William Coinb, who was reported
in the Pkospectob Saturday as being
in the hospital dangerously iU, tfrew
worse durinc Saturduy night and
yesterday mcrning at 9 o'clock his
soul look lis leave of earth and passed
to the unknown.
"Uncle Billy" Coombs, as he was
familiarly known, came to Tombstone
in'1879,and was a witness of its rise and
fall. He wa SI years or age, and was
well known and respected by all. He
was a very quiet man, and every one
was his friend, but now he is gone and
his face will no mora be seen amoog
men. The remains weie buried ia th
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The Pkosi-ectoc j ins with all in
sincere regrets at the deilh of this
good man, though he had lived ut
the full time allotted to man.. Peace
10 hisashts.
An event o! interest to Phenix and
Hie Salt Ktver valley will be the annual
meeting of the Arizona Agricultural
association, which is to bo held there
on November 20 and 21.
Thirty men are kept constantly em
ployed at the Bon-tuz mine in the
HaiqitH Ilsland ten stamps are kept
runnicg; the cyanide process is also
ustd on the low grade ores and tin-
tailings.
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Captain Xi. W.Gray, fur jrar sta
tioned at TucrOit as master mechanic
at the shops of ttie Southern Pacific
railroad, hss been transferred to San
Francisco.
P. A. Lofgrcen, th school master
of St. David, is io to a to attend court.
He reports everything prorpering in
his section and the artesian wells
sending out their usnul II iw.
Kobert WillUm and other', engaged
in placer mining in ok Canyon, just
a short distance from Palace statiou,
according to the Journal-Miner, have
opened op some very rich ground that
is paying them tery handsomely.
They jpect to clean 'up about 2000
from a snip of j?fund bout eighty
feet long.
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BLACK JACK.
Himself and Pals Stop At A
Ranch Their Talk.
From a rancher who is in town today
on court duty, and who does notdesire
his name maJe ptiblir, informed tho
PaosrECTOR reporter that ttie band of
robbers after robbing HtiachucaSiding
next appeared at ourinf jrmant's ranch
in tho valley, where they dismounted
mil remained for dinner.
They made nn attempt to cenceal
their identity and seemed well inform
ed as to movements of the possee in
pursuit.
During the meal the robber became
quite loq'iaciotis, recounting all their
d-eds aad various hold-tips which
would furnish an interesting topic for
a blood and thunder novel, narrating
some particularly ludicrous rpitodes
of some unforlanate who was
scared to death and begged pitinly
for his life when there was uo intent
ion of harming him at al', would break
out in a most hearty laugh ; this would
recall another incident followed by
more peals of linglitrr until nppirent
ly forgetting oil precautionary dan
gers and usual v;rva demeanor and
watchfulness turned the hou- into one
of veritable mirth, seemingly enjoying
it to the utmost.
Upon taking their leaye, the rancher
was informed that they were using
ciiitea number of horses found on tho
range, but would steal none nor rids
any to death. They asserted they did
not care to barm any individual.
In regard to the posse or ofilcsrs
after them, it was their duty to follow
them but they woul 1 t.st concern
themselves much about it should they
meet a fight would dojbtlessly ensue
as they intimated they would not be
taken alive.
At Dos Cabezss the robbers stopped
at a ranch leaving two hersrs belong
ing to theowner and Inking two others,
first informing the rat.cher of the fact.
Hern Block Jack strted that they were
at Willcn Knd'y or S-UnnUv when
tin? p i pijna-tr was there is'ier the
vein,tit iMitiey. 11" t'ed ihrra
rrlo n yimrifriire-eitt although
h w t-t reni)U)!litii hfr seVrral of
tlieni uoring in their lcfti.
Th- ll ei f the tobberr, they
wen heading toward Bowie an 1 tts
pnse have Urn i.otifi d.
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Tim I.AD1KS.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Srup of Figs
under all conditions makes it their favor
ite remeoy. To get the true and genu
ine article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Company, printed
near the bouom of the package. For
sale by all responsible druggists-
N. ft Mnrnhv. Arizona's delegate to
congress and George E. White who
has jnst ben elected to congress irom
the Fifth Illinois district, are on their
way to Arizona and will reach Phasix
l& a few days.
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The San Ftancisco ChronicU says
that a steel bridge is to be bui'thr (he
Southern Pacific over th San Pedro
river in Ariz ma. It will bave a 160
foot span and masonry abutment.
The steel will come from the east t &d
the stone from Texas. Work will be
begun upon it at or.ee.
FOB OVKU IllTV VKAMH.
An old, well-tried remedy. Mrs
U'imlnv'i Knnthinc Rvrtiu has l-u
used tor over fifty years by millions of
mothers lor their cnuaren wnue leom-
n arStV rwrfrrt lURpeaa. It soothra
the child, softens the sunns allays all
pain, cures wind colic, ana is the test
remedy lor diarrhoea. It is pleasant
ii it.. tat Ri.lil hr drueeist in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
oents a bottles lis vaius is incalcu
lable. Be sure and sk (or Mrs. Win.
glow's Soothing Syrup, and lake
no other kind.
Gen Wh'atnn, accompanied by Mis.
Wheaton and Miss Wheaton, passed
over the N. M. and A. In their private
oar Saturday on their way to Htrmo
eillo on a visit to Geneal Torres of the
Mexican army and the other officers
nd officials of gouora.
It is understood an attempt will be
made to throw out the entire Bisbee
vote when the returns are counted by
the Board today. It is claimed ropes
were not put up ar'Jind the polls and
that betting, etc. was conducted within
the 50 foil limit. It is not likely any
such proposition will be considered.
FROM MEXICO
A Warning From Our Sister
Republic
Citv or Mexico, Nov 3th, 1896.
Editor Prospector: Owing to mis
information'published from liruo time
in the United States, many people
come or contemplate coming to this
country who ouht never to have left
or leave their homes. Such action is
detrimental not only to the people
themselves, but to Mexico as well.
The opportunities here for some classes
are excellent, for others they are not.
In order that truthful and accurate
information may be Available to all
, such persons, this paper will undertake
to answer through its columns such
reasonable questions concerning the re
sources, advantages and opportuniliss
of Mexico as may be propounded to tho
end that prospective immigrants or in
vestors may learn in advance the pre
cise fact,and not ascertain thsm when
too lite.
The TnTohnation will be furnished
under governmental sanction, and its
accuracy and reliability will be unques
tioned. The managing editor of this
paper, in a personal interview with
Senor Senacio Mariscal, Secretary of
Foriegn Affairs, was authorized by him
to state that the Mexicau Governmeat
will esteem it a kindness if you will
Eire this communication publicity in
your columns. War respectfully,
The Two Republics."
W. W. Blake, Managing Editor.
The Disc ver flssed his l.lle,
Mr. G.Caillouette, Druggist, Beaver
STille, III., says: "To Dr. King's New
Discover) I owe my life,-' Was taken
with 1-a Grippe and tried all the phy
sicians, but of no avail and was given
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. King's New Discovery in my store
I sent for a bottle and began its use
and from the first dose began to get bet
ter, and after using three bottle was up
and ahcut sgain. It is worth tu
weight in gold. We won.'t keep store
or house ivlthout it." Gel a freo t lall
ihe Tombstone Drug Store.
If you want a gooJ No. S. cookstove,
several pans and pots, also a small
Mealing stove thrown in; til stcond
hand but in good condition, can be
had for $10, cash also a good mswing
machine Singer second hand t tit in
Al working order, for 12, cash.' Call
at this office for particulars, tf
There is now being dde-J to the
Indian school another building al a
cost of 12,000. There are now 350
registered at the school but nearly a
hundred of these are out working, the
buys on farms and the girls as domes
tics. They are respired to spend io
many months io school and their con
tracts far employment are made direct
with Mr. Hall superinteedesst of tea
mbo!. Gas-tie.
Wmlnetday morning on the 10:30
traiu for California. Hon. KjIi. M.
Staui',uprinteud'Ut f la Forlutia
Mining and Milling company, wwiil
through Yuma in custody of a br of
gold bullion which, by actual weight
waa worth the enormous turn of yi.
535.93. Th bar include. I thrrw ten
days clean-ups, or thirty da s riinuii g
of the twenty-stamp null tf the com
pany. This is the largest mouth's
clean up the cuinpuiy has ever made,
but they expect to reach the hundred
thousand mark before long. The out
put has increased tacli month, ard
the poaeibiliiiea of the miue seem uu
limiled. Yuma Sentinel.
Mrs. E. E. Davis, pf. San Miguel, Cal.,
says: I am trying in a measure to re
pay the 'manufacturers uf Chamberlan's
Cough Remedy for the great good their
remedy has done me. For ears I was a
constant suiTerer tram wek lungs and
bronchial asthma. My rest at night was
disturbed by a hacking couh so that 1
le.lt miserable the greater part of the
time. Manytcmidieies recommended by
friends ere tried, none of nhich proved
suitable to my cse. I did not exper
ience any beneficial results until 1 began
taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
After two bottles of the larger size bad
been used I am pleased to state my
health is better than it has been for years.
Tbe soreness has left my lungs and chest
and I can breathe easily. 11 his done
mc so much good that I want all who are
suffering from lung troubles, as I was, to
give it a trial." For sale by druggists.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders ol
ttie Gila Valley, Globe and Northern
Railway Company will be held at
Bowie, Arizona, on December 9tb,189C,
FINAL REPORT
Of Grand Jury for November
Term, 189(5.
To the honorable J.I). Bethune, Judge
of the First Judicial District of the
Territory of Arizona, in and for the
County of Cochise.
We, the Grand Jury for theNovsm-
br IVrin, 18'Jtj, beg leave to submit
this our final leport.
Vte havs examined witm ses and
carefully investigated alt ckssb pre
sented to us.
Wa bave found seven (7) 'rue bills
and have ignore J seven (7) eases as
tbe evidence would not justify indict
ments. We lisve examined the offices cf
District Attorney. Treasurer, Recorder,
Sheriff, Clerk nf the Probate Court,
County Superintendent of Schools,
Clerk of the District Court and Board
of Supervisors, and find them in good
condition, the records being neatly
kept nd the papers in excellent
shape.
We have examined the County Jail,
and find it clean, and Ixlieve the pris
oners receive good treatment.
We have examined the County Hos
pital and find it iu a neat and clean
condition. There are fourteen pa
tients and they all seem satisfied with
their treatment. We find the hospital
cook stove in a bad condition and
recommend that the Board of Super
visors procure a mw one;
Tbe Grand Jury desires to express
thanks to the Honorable J. O. Beth
une for courtesies and asrislance ex
tended to them by him, they having
greatly facilitated their labors, and
also for the able manner in wlvch he
has dispatched all business brought
before blm since court 'convened,
H. GER.WIEN,
Foreman.
Dtted November 14.1890.
BUCKLIN'S AltNICA SA1.VE.
The best salve in the world for cuts
buises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, -fever
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains?
corns, and 'all skin eruptions and posi,
lively cures files, or no payment requ-r
ed it is goarameed to give peefect siif-i
facliia or money relunded. Prices 59
cents per box. For sale ' "'"'"nhSonc
Drug Store
FOR SALE.
Ranch and improvements,
house,. barn and well; 8 acres
nmler quftivation; about 75
orchard trees in learing:
water right under .St. David j
Canal. Everything complete
mm tun uu nau iiuuif iui
casn. uoou reasons lor sell
ing. Apply oraddress owner
on premises.
Mrs. Hannah Nxilson.
St. David, .
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