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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
(SOKIUY EXOXFIXO)
tr
Hi. Halticti. Editor and Proprietor.
UFrlCIL DIRECTORY.
Mayor ' - P. B. Warnekros
Chief of Folic. . ." M. Deyto
Coandbaen:
First Ward -
ixwdWtid - H 'J"00 imer
rnlrdWard - F. W. noni
Fdonh Want - - - D. K. Watdwel
jcuyrr ernauts:
Starts t .
Treasurer
staoontes- "w
Dlstrict Attcnno
Probate Judge
Clsrk District Court
Barrejor - -Assessor
Cl twnltnkier
as. Fly
. V. Vlckers
A. Wentworth
G. W. Strain
W. F. Bradley
Soott White
H. G. Hde
. A. Bright
I, F. Duncan
ADTHOKtZXO AOKNTS.
L. P.'FISHER. at Merchants' Exchange
aH. KELLOGG, No. 310 Pine street,
Reom S7and 58, Sxn Francisco.
E. C DAKE, room 65. Merchant Exchange,
as Francisco. " .
GEa P. ROWELL. jo Spruce St. Nem
ork.
N. W. AVER A SON, Philadelphia.
All transactions made by the above named
persons Q be complied with at the PROS
PECTOR office.
Ssabacrlpttom Rate.
One Year 110 00
Six Months..... 6 00
ThreeMonthi 3 00
One Month...' .-.. 100
Delivered by Carriers for 25 oents
per week.
CUT 13D CODSTf OFFICIAL PAPER
These ia movement on foot to se-
curetberassego ot a law by the lfjris-
-laturo this winter eompelliog all
. I ganibjiiig tg-bo taken from the lower
floor of buildings.
Hungry Populist office seekers in
Kansas are giving the people of that
ili-Btarred state an idea of their mental
caliberin tlreir" applications for "jie."
Here is a sample request for a job, ad
dressed to the "teketry of stat:"
"Kiniftley, Ka., Novem 13.
My deer mr.edsrards will yon pleeas
send me a aoppyot the blew book as i
want to get a gob at the stait bouse,
.watjs.the'ialry of Private seketry of
have worked i'thVpopaston3Tnni
an tbink i ot to get sumthin Yurea
5 . ' s. o .....
Tn the paragraph quoted below the
Santa Fe Jfew Mexican makes an ex.
cell en t suggestion, and one which
ought t6'bj carried into effect by con
gress. We quote?
"We notice that the California State
Miners' 'Association has sdopted a res
olution memorialising congrsss to cre
ate a department of mines and min
ing. Certainly there is quite at much
need for such a department as there is
for, a department of agriculture, but
we sincerely question tbe wisdom of
increasing 'the number of special de
partments of tho government in tbe
manner suggested. Tbe creation of a
department of mines and mining
would establish a precedent for an
almost endless multiplication of de
partments, and doubtless we would
soon have a department of the nail
and arer! trust, a department of the
fael combine aud ao on adtinilum.
Oar impression ia that it wonld be
better to abolish the department of ag
riotnrerand "create, in lieu thereof a
department of industries with bureaus
under it covering 'sgricnlture, mining,
manufacturing, elo. This ts merely a
modest suggestion. It is not neces
sarily binding on oodkt'bs."
Two IilvcsISavexl. '.
Mrs. Pboebe Thomas of Junction City
t III., was told by Her doctors she had con
sumption and'lhat there was no hope for
her,- but two bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery cured ner, and she says it
saved her.-life- Mr. Tbos. Eggers, 139
Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from
a dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything else
thejrbou2ht. one bottle of Dr King's
New Discoverp and Tn two weeks was
cored. He.is natnrdly thankful It is
inch retails, of which there are samples
that pfove tbe wonderful efiicary ot tbe
medicine In coughs aad colds. Free
trial bottles' at Tombstone and Bisbee
drag stores. Regular size 50c and S1.00
Mrs. E. E. Davis; of San Miguel, CaL,
,f uys "I aru trying jn a measure to re-
paythe manufacturers of Chamber lan's
Cough Remedy forthe great good their
remedy has Hone roe.' For years I was a
constant sufferer from weak Iuags and
bapechial asthma. My rest' at night was
dttXBrbed by a hacking cough 50 that I
jWt miserable the greater " part of the
thee. Manyremidieies recommended by
i friends were tried, none' of which proved
'satiable to my case. I did not exper-
tscvK. beneficial results until I began
takiag 'Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
After two bottles of the larger size bad
beee used I am pleased to state my
beaKK better than it has been for years.
Tfee soreaes has lefcmy lungs and chest
astdJ can Veathe easily."1-II has done
Mse.sastKsV-geodthat.rsra who aie
sasring iVonihHH! troubles, as I was, to
r sjm it's trial JffFstr Uc bydraggis'.
What Are We Here For?
THE FUN OR THE MON?
From tto expression upon our friends face he is
evidently hero for neither but as'for us
WE ARE- HERE FOE, BOTH.
We are handling ' '""-
JPJR, AJNTS SJXTAJ.L.S SOAP
Which for eas' and perfect washing cant' be beat.
-Ti
Cbttblene Cottoiene - Cottoiene.
r
Tliat perfection for shortening purposes" is
giving general satisfaction AVe have it in
3, 5, and 10 Pound.lPails
WE
are well supplied with
for use during this hot
Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Roast Turkey, Boast
Chicken, Sardines of all; kinds, Cannedj Soups in
variety, French, Enelish 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,? .
JUso in regular receipt
American Cheese . .-
on'fForge: that-we are sols agents for Tombstone and
-nam'ty for
lase H aita's
GEORGE
' K aaaaaaaaaaaaV aflsBaaaaaaaasl "
sIshBHssHI
KssHssV
' THE Grocer.
UUKNFR OF S1X2R
j- - W&-
i.
--,-,
prepared "goods of aUkinds
weather consisting of-
01 Holland, Limpurger and
. -tf, .
Seai-lral-;
;l
ijWlw
K.
AND ALLEN S2REEES,
TITTS.
THE WiLLOVVS,
CHAS, BULOTTI, Tropr.
Choicest line 01 Wines and
Liquors.
Imported and Domestic Cigar,
Courteous Attention to Pultons.
Alien, but. 4th & itli, Tmnbsioue
COMET SALOON
GA1LEVAT0 PALA, Propr's,
WINES,LIQUORS& CIGARS.
Dealers in Bourk't Irish and Scotch
Whisky, and Other Well Known
Brands. A Specialty made
of best Clarets and Winer.
Billiard Parlcr in Connnection and the
Crrles Place in Town.
Allen, bet. Oth & Till, Tombstone
PONY SALOON,
J . A. KOSKA Proprietor.
Ffneif Stock 0 Wines, Liquors and
Cigars in the Territory.
PRIVATE CLUB ROOMS ATTACHED.
Best and Purest, Brands of Whiskies
Brandies and Wines kept Con
stantly on Hand.
Yon ail find "Al" et home, on AUe
St. bet. 4th and 6th.
Biliiard Parlors,
j. n. Mcdonough, Proi.
7he Fiwtt and Best Htted Billiard
Parlors in the City.
Importer of the Best Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Billiard andPooI Tables tn Conjunc
tion. 3Hxtd Brinks a Speeialty.
Private Club Booms.
Allen, bet. 4th 5tli,Tombtton
PR"0BA11;t?utioe?
Iu th: Probate Cocrt of the County, of 10-
cnise. territory cl Arizona. r
lnth-.raitcrol theestiteofEmma Jtobombe.
deceiied: h
Pursuant to an ordT of said exsurt. made on
the 17th day of September. A, D. 1896. notice is
given teat hiaay, tne o-n oar 01 uctobr, A. u
j8q6. at 3 o'clock p. m. ol siiJ dav. at the comt
ro m of said court, at the court house in the
city of Tombstone, and county of Cochiie, has
been appointed as In: time ana puce lor prov
ing the i'.I of s ud Emma Holcombe. deceased,
and for hearing the apolirathn ol W. F'Nich-ol-
for the isa'jance to k im of letters tesumestaty
hcn and where any prrson interested may ap
pear and contest the same
W. F. BRADLEY.
S-iS-tf Kx-oflicie Qerk
VA JTED SOL1CITOHS FOR CAM
PAlGN.Book "Bryan ewa and Free Silvea'i
authorir-d by B-vn written by R. I.. Metcalf
editor Omaha World Herald appointed author
by nrran. contains speeches and p'atrorm. A
bonanza for aeentJL a tree silver mine fer orlc.
ers; only 81.50; the only authorized hook 50 p-r
cent; crecit given; Irruht paid; ontmiree, lle'n
rnyr ithchoic; of territory; permanent, profi
table work for 'cfi. Address The National Bonlc
Concern, Star buildinj, Chica0. si
NOTICE.
STSealed paopsls wia be received by the board
of supervisors of Cochise county for the bi.il .1
in ofa branch jil at Bisbee according to the
plans and specifications adopted by the board.
Bidders cin obttin all the further necessary
information at the o!ti:e o the boanl el super
visors at Tombstone, or from J S W lUUmi.
chairmtn of ih" board at Btsbee. AH bids
mint he filed vilh tbe cleric of the board'on or
before ipm November 5 1S9&
'1 he board reserre- tbe right to r ject any cr
all bids, '- - -
A. WENTWORTn,
Cletk,
By,WA,IUEWonD,'
lcpotr.Clerk oa
MILLlFOH sale.
A ten-jtaroD mill cviturrti. 6 rmns. s set.
t tirii. aa a;itatsrr tro 18 -foot reralvia; concen.
iraiors, 1027 kAi czaiae. iwo .ixvin, OA in
goos wjrUin? rder. Bjil-.in; nearer nw
CaA-be moved as if dote to railroad Mut
de ao!a and an bebo-'ghr fjr Jooo ca h
AdJresi KOPCCroa Bje, TumtBtone An
A
SaUceii- hsreby-enren that, the duplicate
assessment rollot the. County of Cochise is now
a affomtiutM tot tlw; cillecoon ot taxes lev
ied for th ycirlSset in said ctnn'y
' Taut Wf lircome rletirKjnent cm the 3d
Monday iq DexnVxr 1&95. and unless paid
before trrU- dte a penalty of live ..Percent id
be added, thereto,.
Payment may be made at my rfCe in th
county'court house avTorobstone, dating office
hours o a ala'nm and r to 541 tn,
, J WICKERS,
Treasurer aad Ex-OffcSo Tax Collector
Cochsse county
Tornbstarie; 0ober 26, I896 cat
aSFfJBSJJaiL: W
TColttslotice
Consoliilatd National Bant
Ol Tiicmn, ArtcosiH.
Cumtal Stocu - . - 650,000.
OFFICERS.
M. P. FRCEMAN, President.-
W. C DAVIS. Vice-President.
II. a TENNEY.'Cathi".
Issues drafts available at any point in the
Unit. d States. Uiavts bills 01 exchange o. a
European cities, and lu-Jtrs a tpccia'ty of out-ol
town accounts wiiii inii.iil, fitms aed cor
omtUns ni al'
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Frerno t s reet, opposl e Prospector.
FAMILY PHOTOGRAliS
OUR SPECIALTY
Careful attention given to turfttn' o t the
Finest vietrs and phtures'of all tizSs in
a most artistic manner, superior
finish andjone.
Taken on short notice. Groups : s o
ally ChViri:t, y nil 11 1 ituli
TJSDEIlTAKIXC YXTLtOSe OF
0. B. Tarbell
CofBns, Caskets. Holies. Etc,
From the Plainest to the Finest Made,
The Columbia Iron Caskets kept Con
stantly in stock.
Bodies Tnnporarily or Permanently
Embalmed by the Late it Process.
JIA-If. AND Sl'AGE LIKE.
FRANK BLATZ, - Prop.
Mates semi weekly trips to and from
Peatce every Wednesday and Sun
day of each ueek, makins the round
trip in one dv, catrying TJ. S. ma.
and passengers.
FARK, round trip - $4
The National Matte Smelter.
A practical and simple method of matting
sulphide ore;, such as nickle, cooper, gold and
silver ores. In localities where kad ores and
fuels are scarce and almost unattainable, oar
prit.c, water jacket Matte Smelter has been re
cognized with highly satisfactory results, and
has been thoroughly tested on vinous piratic
sclphide and arsenide ores, in capacity of 3 to
80 tots ptr day, "It is the most practical,
cheap :st and simplest mthod of po'd and silver
fcPx,tln--22SL-c232-lraa"s k1 Js, .known
It reiiires no eitrao-dinarvskilr. -i..j
no fluxing material, m. 110 fuel of any kino tof"
me sieiier alter 11 is started, ltie sulpnurin
the ore is iu natsral fu 1 only, and its cost has
no comparison with any other process of con
centrating We are prepared to furnish any size or capac
ity plant complete to sabitanlitl mining people,
set it up and furcUh our men to run it for them
on easy paymnts. Price and sptnScatioris
furnished with references and testimonials on
application,
NATIONAL ORE & REDUCTION Ca
5735 Cheltenham Asenue, St. iouis. Mo.
Manufacturers of Furnaces for
Nickle. Copper, Gold, Silver -and Lead Oie
jsi.iy
PROBATE NOITCE.
In Hie Probate Court, County of Cochise Ter
ntory of Arizona,
It! THE MATTKR OF THE ESTATEOF
Enule Lenormand deceased;
Notice of Application for order of sale.
Notice is hereby Riven that Geo. H. Fitts
Administrator, has file J with the Clerk of this
Court a petition praying for an order of sale of
all real and personal property of Ceccaed and
that the 5th day of. October. IB00, at 1 o'clock
Pl ra . of said day brine a day i f a regular term
of tMs court to wit of the October term. 1896
at the Cochiie county court house, in Tomb
stone county aforesaid, has been set for hearing
said petition, when and where any person inter
ested may appear and show erase why the said
stid petitiati should net be f ranted.
W. F. BRADLEY.
Ex -officio Clerk.
Dated Sept.. 51b 1806.
IffOTICEr
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby triven- that certain minini
claims called iheTam Bien, McGinty and Par
aeon, situated Ll tbe Warren m'ning di-tnet.
and about one-half mile north easte ly from tbe,
Holbrcok hoisting works, and about the same
distance frcm tbeto-n of Uibee, A. T. 1st. Ai
the above named claim were not located tn
conformity with the l. S mining 1jw, there-
lorr, a sccssa party, at a later date, relocated
the same in full conformity with the dhove
named laws, and "is luliy determined to protect
his rights. Therefore, all ps'ons are cau
tioned not to bargain lor, buyorleae l!iea!ot
naawd e-r ' Z. S. MANS. It.
ai5"-Tn 2isbec, A. T.
LOCAL DISEASE fWl
aR4tsthjrMiil!tjeoit;sa.id m!l$etm
Us
cadden CiczVc chana.
$-:'
iv?: '
Jt can bo e-.rcd bya pLaiwit
reaedT -zlzza laaerid ul-re-ly
Into the mtui.u !le
1c; cmlcUy abaorbsd It gi. cs
relief at snee.
Ely's Greaai Balm
.-r.-c?n:
a
M tVnnu f tA ntuf Thnsrmtli yn v..
J-'aiaH.'a-jmfi.CoU In Ileid end Hay Fever oCsT?;
rraeaiea. it opens ana cleanses me n.-f si paesses,
aHays pain and laCauisaOr. . teals tts sorts, tin
ttasU.e meratirane nom coisa, restores the tenser
5f taretd"el!. rricesacatmnizttuorbymail.
ZIX BUOTHERS, K V trrea Street, pew Yor'
ALL PERSOM5 ARE CAUTIONEr
against purchasing cr r-cgbUiticg-a. pa ir .pur
porting to call foronejmndrfddclfars, favcrol
ohn Gates and endorsed by rot" as same ha
been paid, as I bold Ur. Gates' receipt yJ;
papei has been kt. T, BiliiATTMAN ?
Pearco, Aug. 17 iSoA
nt. rnce-s crca
'Toistae k Pearce
?
PIONEER
erriage i
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-V. 1-1. EJCAlVXJ'EI-.Iroi.
Corner Third an.l Allen.
m
l,Li
The larcest "and Best Equipped EsUr-Kshment of ilB Kind in
the Territory.
All Hiruls of Bnggv, Wagon and
Wood-work Neatly and
Pronmtlv Uone.
ri!
h.1
1
S3
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1 BUGKSMITHING
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"gj Best Facilities for Doing All Kinds of
ih Revairin& in Wood and Iron. None
OS? but First-class Workmen
HJ Employed.
1 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
fc4 3TFull assortment of hardwood and iron for sale.
msrwMAmfBW
C. L. CUMMINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
COR. STH AND FliEMONT STKEETS.
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.
OYSTFR
AJL.JLJI21S tSt. 333ET"W3i:Ers' 4tli VTN Stlx
First-Claps Jfeals J3estof Attention; Everything in Seaon
ROAP.D PHK WTSEIv ' .,rf$7.C0
THREE MEALS 1.00
SINGLE MEALS 50
Dinners tor Scecia. Occasions a Specially Try a Meal at this Ponular Resor.
First-Class Cooks cnly Eniplcyed. Accommodations fcr Families
J CAIISAK. I'roprletor.
TOMBSTONE GAS. CO.
WELSBACH
In General Use throughout the United States and Europe, ..d successfully comt
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 OJP J-.AIWDP JS.-TTS
Placed in Position Without Extra Charge.
OFFICII IX II,V.-K miI!.IM. TO.llBSTO.1i:, AieiKOX JL.
ilCOHISE HOUSE. M,ts- fc"?"
Corner Fourth and
gafVUitora to this city will find the Cochise a superior hotel end 01.
offering excellent accomolAlione.
A LARGE m COMMODIOUS SAMPLE ROOM FOR COMMERCIAL ME-V
All Modem Conveniences. Rates Moderate.
SAN JOSE HOUSE.
AIRS. F. J. BEAN, Prop.
Centrally Located, Large, Clears ant
Well Vintilated Rooms;
FIRST CSASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Everything Made Convenient lor Guests
or Mcmh. Rrnovatrd Throrghout.
SAMPLE ROOil FOR DRUMMERS.
liOTEL ARLINGTON,
NEWLY fURNISUED LARGE AIR' '
Dnnvc mrcT Ar,r,rirtrnTiA'PifxT. I
'I j"""-""' "ii"'- aivJsiuvJ-'a.a-afas
This Favonie'Headquarters for Ccmmerctal Men has recently teen newly fitte
renovated and neatly 'famished throughout with special reference,to the trae c,
public Rooms en suite and single. Prices' Moderate.
Everything fiirst-class Sample rooms for commeria m
ifiokssi
iiith
SHOEING.
PARLORb.
y
A. ASHMAN Lessee.
INCANDESCENT 3AS JLIGH1
Toughnut Streets.
Mrs. S. GALLEN, Pi or
Fifth bet. Allen and Toug .r.n
Tombstone,
A; izoc
PARLCR FOR HUE
Special Rates to Parties by tbeW-.V
BATE! RE A ECS A Bi
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA.
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