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WSi p- J,
PROSPECTOR.
OUR WATOHWORD--"COCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
AOL. X
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA FRISOAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 20. IS06
No. ?9
$ Jr
THE ' TOMBSTONE
DAILY PROSPECTOR.
City and Comity OHicial Paper
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
iExceitSumiw)
BY
Wm. Mich EJ tor anl Proprietor
Freitout St. Oppo-dtc City Hall
The Prospector i!l nut hold itself respoo
jltieforany of the quel's or s'suiawnti
pressed bv anjrof it correspondents.
Entered la the Tombstone Postoffi as
Second Class matter,
fBOrESSlONAL. OARDS.
"lAMES RULLV. ATTOKSEV AND
j
cases a jpecUUy. Tomteiooe. A rliona.
w
t.CSTAcHLF. ATTORNEY AT
Law and Notary Public. Tcnbstcne
Aiiiona.
G
hO W. SWAIN. ATIONEV AT
t .. Will i .ciice In all coutUOJ tre
'Territory. Tombstone Arizona.
C5. CLARK. A1TONF.Y AND COUN-seloratl-avr.
Office on Fourth Street,
betweet AlVnaudTouhnuU Tomo
Will pract or in all the courts of the
ory,
C HRI-ES GRANVil.LEJOHNTON.
Attorney and Ccin-eHor at Law od
Not-ry fuUic. 4 aT Fremont suect UL
410 and 5th struts. A roetnber o'the bar cf
tbe Supreme Con-t o the lenitotjr. and ul
practice in any cf the courts therein.
WENTHWORTH COUNTY RI
corder and Abstract Ofbce. Abstracts
of t tie to real estve and mires furn
shed prompUy and acurately. CnropWte trin
scripts. Ofl-ce in Court Hone. Tombstore.
E. ALVORU. 1USTICE OFT HE
Peace. Office on Allen St bet. 31 &
ath Tombstone.
L.KOSKA. USTICE OF THK PEACE
Oflce en 4th St. bo. Allen ana
Toagbnut. "1 ombston
HS. GORDON. M. D. PHYsICIAN AND
Surgeon: Office adjojusc bis residence
004th street, CalN attended at aU hours
day nd niht.
CEAK1E. ASSYER AND META
larical laboratory. Office No 319.
' Fremont t, pp"S.te City HaA
THE ORDERS.
rr o. A M
KING SOLOMON LODGE NO. 5
Meets third Saturday in each month.
Vi mne bro-hers c-Mtlally in"" to at
end. I H MePHERON.W.M..
A L GROW Secretary.
R. A M.
COCHISE CHAPTER IQ. 4 "EETS
tbird Weiresdiy in each cioslh. A -hine
Companions cordis lr invur d to at
tend. TOM LOWRY. H. P.
A. WENTWORTH Secrettrj.
P. O. S. OF A.
WASHINGTON CAMP NO t- MEETS
1st Friday even tigmeich month Ais
iiine Cotnra-'es cndiany innf-d
" . V.CLPK. Prei.t.
A. t,. GROW. Secreury.
A. O. U. W.
TOMBSlONELODGrlNO 3. A. O U.
Av mtet jst and 3rd Thursday m each
month. Visiting brothers cordially in-
TUed ROBT. BES r M . W.
W. D. MONMONIER Recorder.
K- OF .P-
ARIZONA LODGE KNIGHTS OF
Pythias No 4. meets eiery 1st and 3rd
Moodna in each monih. V siting
rotben ccrtially innted.
A. H. KMANUKt, C. C.
W. D. MONMONIER. K. ofS.
PRO I ECTION HOSE COMPANY NO 3
meets First bnnday in each month at
their hose hen'e n tbeccrntrol Serenth
and Fremont streets, opposite the school hotse.
M. GARRETT.
Poremas,
TOM 1IITH Secretary.
RESCUE HO-E ' OMPAY MEETS
First Sunday in each menth at City Ha'l
Fremont street. I. V VICKER.N
A ENTW ORTH, & cty I'residect
J. N. McDONOUGH. Foreman.
ENGINE COMPANY NO r. MEE1S
Utt Sunday in es h mon h at hov boa e
0.1 the c.rcerJTouhnm ni 5th smet.
JOsEPIl 1.IPPEKT Joemo
HEXg DUNtlER. Tegetaiy
Wanud Anacentmeve-y ser lion to can
vass $4 tossadymid.; seTs nt H0ii5;
aUoa man tosl t-iplec'"dioiie-rcn
1 st fide line. 573 a rro JU. S 1 ty it Ure
cm mi-icn ria3e;ep leice unteiessary Ftr
sMfi piticuUiK seiid sump Cldmn Soap
Jc JfanaVcturing Conipiiiy, Cirai mi, Ohio.
WATER
WORKS.
Z.J- CALVES, Prop.
Wotnpt Service- Water per battel, 25c!.
Per bucks', ; c s.
Soecial Rates to Families
La-e order with sn.
!aL.Rsfli
I iM -gJg-gJSgg.
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WteM4.r,Eki.iciwrri
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IS CONTUMACIOUS.
A Mormon Apostle to Be
Fired.
VOTE TO BE CONTESTED)
The Kentucky Election are
Declared to be Fraud lentlv
Conducted-
DEFAULTER SENTENCED
Halt Lace, Utah, Apostle Sloiea
B. Thatcher will te declared "coulu
tuxcioti," ttu-1 dropped from llis rolls
of the Mormon church. This as the
day fuel by tie cliuro'i nathoritie
for the trial of Mr. Thatcher fur his
failuso to taLe ouofel before taVing
part ia rolilicul maUcr a j ear ago
whfnhewan a candidate for United
States senator.
Louisville, Secretary Richardson
of the state democratic co-timi.tee an
nounces that the party Las definitely
decide I to contest the election of eleren
McKinley electors on the grounds of
fraud.
Kkdding Cal, William Jackson,
defaulting county treasurer, -as sen
tenced lat nit;ht to leneam in San
Qicatiit.
Roasting ScJtillwgs Best
tea in San Francisco costs
more than roasting other tea
in China or Japan, but it
makes tea better.
You don't have to pay
the difference, though. It
comes out-of our profits.
We make money in giv
ing up profits. Queer!
A Schilling & Company
San f rancisco
Tlit I 1'onr 0?s-,rl"n,,y
On receipt cf tea ctt.V, cwh or stamps,
a concrou-i iiuaplo v,i:i to mailed or th
rat lopular CaUrrh and Hay I'eTer Cure
(Ely's Creara JL.: jOciorit to demon
strate the gTMi n cr t cf U10 remedy.
ELI ItROTJTCBrv,
EC AVarr-a fcL, .'.ex Yorl: City.
IeT. JounllcU. Sx.. ' t GnrJ ra!KMonL,
recommended Ely' ( reru lwlni to roe. I
can emplnwiio h.s f tci unt, "It in a posi
tive euro for catarrii if tt-setl ivt directed."
Rev. Franci Av. roo'.e. I'lor Cntrwca.
Cliurch, Helena, lloat,
. Ely's Cream IUIm i the aciturwledgcd
ecre f cr catarrh and contains no mercury
sor aaj iajuriona drug. Price, 60 ce&ts.
rrH v ri vr arrjc -l a - -M Xxttrt
On. Uaea'Karre Plasters Be. a aU uKta
HAt .
Your
fhiiem9e
WnriaLlflaO
Free
two ounce bag, and two
coupons inside each four
ounce bag of Blackwell's
Durham. Buy a bag of
this celebrated tobacco
and read kne coupon
which gives a list of val
uable presents and how
to get them.
IS -DETERMINED.
Tiie Pencil Will Widow Files
Another Suit.
TO OB TAIN POSSESSION
An Accident-Which Causes the
Death of a Number of
People
A PLATFORM FALLS IN.
Sax Faxscisco. Mrs. Nettie Craven
has commenced another suit to obtain
posessiou of a poition of the late
James G. Fair's es'ate. Yesterday
morning her attorneys filed a com
plaint In an action against Richard V.
Dey one of th appraiiers appointed on
Tuesday last, and in whose bands tbe
much talked of compromise contract
was placed, to quiet title to the prop
erty on tbe south-west corner of Pine
and Sanjome street, which she claims
under a dctd of gift alleged to have
been executed in ber favor by the de
ceased millionaire.
Memphis Tenn , A brief telegram
from Macon, Ga , states that 500 feet
of platform fell there yesterday aft r-
noon. Thirty people and 3,000 bales
of cotton went down in a craih. Su
far fourteen injured have been taken
out. Several are thought to tie killed.
.tlurri-luua tteul(.
From a letter written by Rev. J.
Giiiulrmian, of Diniondalc, Mich., we
ire permitted to make thi extract:
I have no hesitation in recommend
ing Dr. Kiag'ii Ifew Discovery, as the
results n ere almoft marvelous in the
euro of my ifife. While I was pastor
of tbo liiptiit Church at Rivers Junc
tion che was brought down with
Pneumonia tucceeding La Grippe.
Ferrib'e paroxysms of coughim; would
liut hours nitli little interruption and
it eeemed as if cbe could not rtuvive
ttiprn. A friend recommended Dr.
Kiag'aNew Discovery; it was quick in
Its work and liichly vatisfacaory in re
tult." Trial bottled free at Tombstone
and any Drug Store. Regular size
50c. $1.00
FOR SALE.
Ranch and improvements,
house, barn and well; 8 acres
nnder cultivation; about 75
orchard trees in bearing;
wator right under St. David
Canal. Everything complete
and can be had. cheap for
cash. Good reasons'for sell
ing. Apply oraddtejs owner
on premises.
Mrs. Hax.vah Neiusox,
x St. David.
-"nig
Many thousand dollars
wortn ot vaiuaoie articles
suitable for Christmas
1 s1"5 for the yormg and
lold. are to be triven to
smokers of Blackwell's
Genuine Durham To
bacco. You will find
one coupon inside each
f
BbckwiU's
Highest of all in Lcaveainy-Vower. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
Ivfii Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
LATEST NEWS
A Wife rPoisioner Gets Six
ANOTHER ONE RESUMES.
A Paying Company Opens
Again Of Tombstone
Notoriety.
VIRGIL EARP IS HURT
St. Paul Rev, Jas.G. Hull, accused
of attempted wife poisoning, pleaded
guilty today and sentenced to six
months in tbe penitentiary.
PitEscoTT, Arii., Virgil Kirp, one
of tbe notorious Eip brothers
who figured prominently in the early
history of Tombstone hd a nrrow
ecape from being kill d in w mine
rave-in yesterday. He was uncdn-rf-.o
tn for several bour, bis right bip
diriiKultd, both feet badly crusbad and
arenous cut ou !ii bead, besides other
brnnpi. The doctor think ho will
pull th'iiuglr, but will be laid up for
set (taI weeks.
Cj(M0N The Imperial Brick com
pany, makers of shale paving brick,
has ordered all former employees to
n port tomorrow to arrange for re
sumption Monday, Serenty-five men
will go to work at once.
r82 OVKK yirTF AB8.
An old, well-tried remedy. Mrs
Wintdow'a Soothing Syrup has bn
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers lor their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
tbe child, softens the gum, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to tbo taste. SU1 by druggist in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Itx value is incalcu
table. Be sure and ink for Mr. Win
Blow's Soothing Syrup, and take
no other kind.
"Hero's a summer resort note," said
i tli6 istirU editor.
"What' the retort!" asked the city
editor without looking np from bis
work.
"Vuroa, Arizona'replied the assis
tant. "The average temperature there
in siimuie , nid to b120 degrees.
"Nice kind 61 summer resort that
wonld be," snorted the city ed'tor. "I
nUi-Hf you don't know the tl tory of
ibis cummer kesurt burines. It's in-
intgniitd to invfcora'o it man and put
him in wrnper phyicHl condition to
meet wrmt futurr may have in ttore
for him."
"Ttiat' why I refered to Yuma as a
summer resir'," contine.! tin? as-iitant
"It'a just tbe kind of pi ice properly to
prepare rone men for tbe hvreaf ter."
ChlcsgoPort.
New line of cl ck at
Wolcott's
FOR SALE CHEAP.
One Diebold safe, perfectly
new, just from the factory.
Double doors, first-class in
every respect. Can't be laid
down for less than $200, will
sell same for $125 cash; En
quire at Pkospector office. .
n!9-2w
IIOTIXA KKIVAM
CCORISX
F Betlman, San Frapcisco,
F Bl ck, Tucson.
riLicx.
P. J. Delebanty, Benton,
Dr. Watkinf, " '
IAS JOH,
W B Hunt, Schilling Best.
JlELWOTON
Geo. W. Summers, Denver.
M. A. Smitb, Tucson.
C. A. Newman, Bisbee.
E. Lacchancer, Bisber,
THE LAD1P.S.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup 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, printed
near the bottom of the package. For
sale by all responsible druggists.
FA1RBANK DEPARTMENT
FMBoIEXCHAIE
GEO. G.McGEE, Prop.
Fairbank, : Arizona.
Headquarters for visitors from Tomb
stone and surrounding country.
Best of wines liquors and cigars
always on band.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
P. A. DEMARTINI,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
A full line of
GROPERISR,
PROVISIONS,
CIGARS!
AND
TOBACCO.
FAIRBANK. ARIZONA.
Fairbank Restaurant
FaixsamsvA. T.
K. HARRINGTON,
MRS.
Prep.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties goisg
from Tombstone to Biibee will
have ample time for dinner
before tbe train arrives.
Table Supplied With'Jhe Best.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
GUM IPXEY,
Allen St sear 3d, (Old. Custom Houce.)
VEGETABLE?.
FRDIT?,
iOTATOES-
ONIONS
ETC
Frrsh California run rrceivederery dag
j expret. Everything told at
ln:eM raUs. Goods delivmi
free to all umrtii ot city.
txth Rectirrd Every
TltvrtJai,.
W. 0, ABBOTT
ASSAYING'
IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Tombstoiie.Arizona.
Samples by mail or'exptess will receirs
prompt attention-.
Offiee-and Henatnet Ottritck JETetu'.
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