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The Prospector
DECEMMR.
2. 1896
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
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1.15 pm
aEy except Sunday. Pacific time.
I. J. Fair General Manager.
A. Navolx. L. H. Albxecht.
Assists General Maaarer. iTraia Mister.
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8 copo L......PIiaix Ar tma
8.35pm .Tempt 735am
o.opm ......Kyrene 700am
9.35pm Beaton 635am
0.45 P .....Marie pa 615am
E. S. SHAMr. Ceo. Supt.
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LOCAL NOTES.
fatlvsr is quotrd at C5
A. Mexican circus is headed (or
Tombstone.
To board of supervisor meet on
the 21st insL
mm
Taxes are coming in fairly well at
tb county treasurer office.
E. J. JacVliu and Lem Overlook are
Tisitors to tbe count seat on a brief
business vi.it.
Tbe family of Wm. Fourr bas moved
to town so that the children can bare
the benefit of our sciool.
Mr. 8 1. Clair of 1'icacho district near
Yami left for a visit to Biobee, to see
the great copper camp.
A doable bead (1 freight train con
sisting of sixteen loaded cars lift No-
gales for tbe east Saturday morning,
1 m m .
la answer to a query we would slate
that is is generally under Uod that the
N. M. &. A. intend to continue Sunday
service regularly.
Oscar C. Felton of Mesa, challenges
anyone in the territory to a steer
tying contest on a wager of from $100
to $200 a side. Here is n chance for
soma of our Coohise county cowboys.
Yavapai county supervisors are
tbe defunct railroad from Preicott to
Prtacott Junction. The bonds were
dead until a late art of congress resur
rected them.
No news has bsen received of the
whereabouts of lilsck Jck and bis
pals or of th g workings cf tbe various
posses. Thfi officers are quietly at
work and no new of their wherea
bouts is made public.
- Awarded
tflzhest Honors World's Fair,
DR;
CREAi
BAM1NG
MOST PERFECT MAD".
k awe Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre
fssss Ammonia, Alu.n cr s-iy other adulterant
. &x teaxs'tke tanoarc
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MEXICAN BOUNDARY,
Carefullv Re-Marked Accord
ing to Trettv Agreement.
J. W. Barlow, of the corps of engin
eers, Uuited States Army, bas submit
ted to Secretary Oloey the final report
of tbe international boundary corneals
Ion and the anmouncemeot of tbe
completion of the work assigned it.
The original commission was con
cluded July 29, ISS2, and subsequently
continued by a later convention to
October 11, 1S9G,
Tbe report consists of nearly seven
hundred pages of printed matter, ac
compauied by maps and pbotograpbie
views. In brief, it shows lie complete
marking of a series of stone and iron
monuments of the entire divisional
line from tbe Rio Grande to the Pacific
ocean, aboutTOOmiles.
In accordance with general instruc
tions, the commission erected 253
monuments in all, includiug all the
old ones that could be put in good
condition. Mcst of them are of cast
iron, but the ptiucipal ones are f
stone. They average about two and a
miles between Ihotn. Stone was used
wherever possible. Generally they
are in the form of a simply tapering
four-n.ltd shaft, bearing suitable in
scriptions in English and Spanish.
The stone monument am about eleven
feet high, and tbe iron monuments
about six nod a half feet high. Tbey
are arranged so that they are within
sight of one another from one end to
the other.
"Wc had an epidemic of dysentery in
this vicinity last summer," says Samuel
S. Pollock, "of Briceland, Cal. "I was
taken with it and suffered severely until
some one called my mention to Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I procured a bottle and felt
better after the first dose. Before one
half of the bottle had been used I was
well. I recommended it to my friends
and their experience was the same. We
all unite in saying tt is the best." For
sale by Druggists.
. .
INSPECTION TItlP.
Santa Fe Officials Pass Over
tbe N. M, & A.
Ths special train bearing the offi
cials of the Santa F system returned
Saturday from the tour of inspec
tion to Guaymas and southern points
and continued their journey north. In
the party are Mr. J. J. Frey, general
manager of theStnta Fa system, John
Player, superintendent of machinery;
.H. C. Whitehead, general auditor; H.
0. Short, general traveling auditor;
and John McCarthy, private srerctary
to Mr. Frey.
Tbe local officials of the N. M. and
A. and Sonoraroids, Assistant General
Manager Nitigle. Road master Mon
tague, Trainmaster Gibson and Mas
ter Mechanic Jehnson, accompanied
the party to Bsneon.
TV,.- Bh-!s -.--t ". r-.r.-.r.i' 1 .- r.isa
over the new line of the S. F. P.'i P.,
vis. Phenix. The Videttc thinks it is
understood that the company have in
contemplation some decided improve
ments in tbe service between Beuson
and Guaymas.
The public schools of San Francisco
have be?n closed on arcnuot of lb
prevalence of diptheri. Reports from
eaetsrn cities show that the disease
has taken quite a bold thero also.
The church entertainment and fair
which will bo one week from Thurs
day next, promises to be a novel and
ntertaining treat. Some entirely
new and unique features will bo pre
sented, and atogether its success is
assured.
A man can easily ruin bis lepntation
in China. If be rides in t'lr same car
riace witb lii niletbe dec-d T dene.
In this country men reach the same
end by riding iu errlg w t1) sera
one slss's wife. Citizen.
Every IiolJr of an unpatented min
ing clain should see to it that claim
jurnptis will find scanty ricking on
Jan. 1st, 97. But 23 days remain ia
which, if not already tlon-, the f 100
worth of work or improvements for
'9C can be performed.
The noon t2M "J""' aonwbit
latter than ijul t xlay. Trie
delay is occaionpd by the non ar
rival of the . M. &. A. t Kairbauk on
schedule tim. Since mixed tra ns
are being ruu cousiCtrsble time is oc
casionally consumed in connecting
freight carr.
QUEER PEOPLE,
Everything Tkev do is Done
Backward.
' Tbe Chinese ile everything back
ward. Their compass points to tb
south, instead of to the north. Tbe
aiern r skirls and th women wear
trousers; while the men wear their
halt loog, the wmuru coil theirs in a
Knot. Tne ilres.mnVcr are men,
while tho woaien crry burdens. The
spoken language Is not written, and
ttie written language u not spoken.
BooLh read backward, an I any notes
are inserted at tbe top. White is used
for mourning, and bridesmaids wear
black instead of being maidnns these
functionaries are eld women. The
Chinese surname cosnes first, and they
shake their own hands instead of the
hand of the one whom they greet.
Vessels are launched sideways, and
horses are mounted from the off side.
They commence dinner with desert,
and end.witb fish and soup.
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Advertised Letters.
Tbe following is a list of letters re
maining in tbe general delivery at
tbe Tombstone postoffiee for the week
ending Norember 28, 1S96:
B.-Henredy, D. McUonalJ,
Bessie Wand, J. Seamon,
W. Miller, Francisco Valdez.
1). Harrington,
ri AY hell calling for above letters, say
dvertued, givitr,; dite of advertise
meat.
Evtit. Sydow .P. M.
BUCKLIN'8ARSICA SALVE.
rhe best salve in ths norld for cuts
buises, sores, ulcer, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and alt skin eruptions and posi
tively cures Piles, or no payment requir
ed i: is guaranteed to give peefect stis a
faction or money retunded. Prices 50
cents per box. For tsale ' Tomhione
Drug Stere
Xew line of cl cke at
Wolcott's
BOB HAYS DIED GAME.
The Storv of tha Fight Told hv
a Participant.
Ths 1 Palo Times gives the fellow
ins; story of the recent fight witb BUck
Jsck's party in which Bob Hayes was
killed:
J. L. Dew, sheriff elect of Eddy
eonatyKew Mexico and Deputy Unit
es! Ktatss Manlidl who was in charge
of tbe poise that kill d Bob lieyse of
Black Jack's gan; on the lSili, was in
the city yesterday nnd to a Times)
reporter gave ths following particulars
of the battle in which Bob Hayes was
killed:
"On tbe evening of Tuesday the 17lh
after following the trail of Black Jack's
gang several days we struck tho placo
where they bad recently broke cams
aad from tbat point the trail led to-
OTrd-iterCrct. Wu knew the rob
bers were out of provisions and con
cluded they would go into the Diamond
A, ranch next morning to secure sup
plies. In order to get there ahead of
them we went around tbe trail and by
bard Tiding 'alt night reached the
Diamond A, ranch at daylight. After
getting breakfast ws did net have long
to wait befere, just as wo expected two
of the robbers cssae riding in'o tbe
raacb. .They ware Bob Hayes and a
large dark oesnplected man with heavy
black moustache and I knew ho was
Black Jaek from the description given
ate of the Ieadsr of the gang. I had
two mrs with mo but they were dead
srasas. When the twe robber; got
within 6.1 yards of us wo covered them
and I cs lied ont for tbt-m to threw up
their Bands. That however was not
tbsir game. B-th seen snatched out
their pisloU, jerked their liorsa heads
up Iritwsit us sud t'leroselvrs and
r-uiint; Iek irr theirasai!t'Iis opened
ITr, whit'h ret imbd with interest.
In pulling his horse haak Black Jack
jerVid te aniiaal t his aiioches and
tbeneetbisa wild !) thncbing his
spurrsd bssl into tbe animal to keep
biasself frcui ftll'ng off. Th horse be
gsa pluaging and seeing Hayss fall
Jack beaded for the bruh. Seeing ho
was about to gel away, I shot his horse
killing him. The auimsl. r lied over
on Black Jack's rifi but he swiftly lift
ed tbe bone aufficiemly tj enable him
to secure his gun and he disappeared
In tbe bushe. Bob Hayes, though
mortally wounded, fought tr a Guirh,
firing twesnets at us while be was
lying m bis back dying. I don t think
uy el'as'toach'ed Black Jack; bis
cenfoaaiad .- bofse was cavorting
aroitad atlrack raU. He rejoined bis
ARIZONA AT3I0SHIERE.
Park A. Finlev Writes of Its
Health Restoring Merits
Park A.Ftnliy, who came to Anion
for bealtb, found tli lrM-ure lie wan
seeking, and la the Iowa State It .'it I li
ter he has an article lu which be tells
appreciatively of tho gloilnns air aud
health-restoring qualitite of this cli
mate. Altitude and pure ir with mediam
humidity you get in Celorado. A
mild, moist air you find in California.
Now, when you come to hunt for a
medium altitude with minimum of
of moMuie and a mild fall, winter
nnd spring, and comfortable living,
the text ari usually silent. It is the
purpose of tbe writer to call attention
ts Ariioaa as combining the requistes
just mentioned, knowing as be does,
tbe benefits to bs derived from the
climate and tbe merits of tbe country
as a pertnaaeut or temporary resi
dence, and th3 great dithculiy of ob-
uissing such information iu the east.
FOB WVlV.lt HITf VKABS.
An old, well-tried" remedy. Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has tfti
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers tor their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gume, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. It i pleasant
to the Uate. Sold by drupgiat in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Its value is incalculable.-
Be sure and isk for Mr. Win
sloff's Soothing Syrup, and teko
no other kind.
If Jyou want a good Ho. 6. cooketove
sevsral pans and pots, also a small
heating sloe thrown in; ill rtcond
hand but in good cendition, can be
bad for 10, cash; aluo a good sewing
machine Singer gecond baud but in
Al working order, for $12, cash. Call
at this office for particular.', tf
saetSWorp n -3d saaera Oija ij ,na aa
iTR wcm. - Lt. Miw' r&ln lllte.
ARIZONA LEADS.
She Places Her Orange Crop
on the Market First.
The fi'st carload of oranges tver
shipped from the Sll River valley
will go out thia evening oyer the North
and South roed for Chicago. 'Ibn
shipment is made by Mr. W. M. Ward
from his extonsive orange groves north
or this city. This shipment will be
followed almost daily for some time
by carload shipments from the groves
of th Arizona Improvement Company
and others. Herald.
msn vi ho had remained out in the
bushes.
'I had to return to E idy to file my
band and qualify as sheriff, but left
Chnrlie Ballard in charge of the posse
to follew the trail of the gang. Black
Jack will be hard to catch as his men
can get tresh horses as often as they
noed them, and they have nore friends
out there than the officers. I. expect
to rejoin the cliaae unless the men are
run down before I can get through
with my business in Eddy. Ko, Sheriff
Shannon was not in the fight."
This is the first story published of
the Gght from the lips of one of the
men participating in it acd tallies
with Black Jacks story as he himself
told a rancher which was published in
tha PsospitCTOt hst niht.
Cranberries, eastern apples and
Buckwheat flour at
Wolcott's.
. Two Liivcs'Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas.nf Junction City
I!!.; -as told by her doctors she had Con-
sumptiorrand that there. was no -hope for
her, but t a bottles of Dr. Kind's New
Discovery cured ner, and she says it
savecTher life. Mrf Thos. Egers, 13 J
Florida St., San1 Francisco; suffered froirt
a dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without reu!i everything tle
then' bought One bottle of Dr. Kin
New Ditcoverp and in two weeks is
cared. He is n-tturdly thinkful. It is
ruch results, of which there are samples
that prove tbe wonderful rffieary 01 the
medicine in coughs aad colds. Free
trial bottles at Tombstone and Bibee
drug stores. Regular size 50c and Si 00
m m
TEAMS WANTED.
To haul coke and copper bul
lion between the tsrminus of
the Gila Valley, Globe and
Northern railway and the town
of Globe Arizona. For ptr
tlculars "'address W. W. Ed
wards, at Geronimo, Ariz na.
tf
NOTICE.
TeMS.TOXK, Novemb-r 35. 1896.
OfSceof the Board of bupenlsors of CocLisc
County,
Notice Is hereby -;Wen Uut the Board of Su
pervisors wi 1 self at pnraie sale the following
dexntKd real esutf. Mtuale in said county, the
same having been dalr will and by tax deed
conveyed to the Territory of Arizona by the Tax
Otlector or vuJ wanly to recover the urpiid
tax and charges against each tract or pati-el of
land, a the same appears of recoid la the nnwe
f iheTax Collector and Recorder of same. t
it: Mtj I A Allcock. Tombstone "Lot 1.
Uo-k 45.
O.beaaro Anay.lWee adobekoue.
4 90
1
15 4
4 '
7 34
83J
jo 81
833
11 1
10 53
6 63
M 3
l 06
5 is
69 S9
5 93
J9 18
6S 51
Joe Bt coa. TombsUne, Lots I, a and
3. luoca a. ........
Manuel Billion. B.bee s fraaie
house.. ... ..... ...........
P A Bo)er, Do Cabexis Blacksmith
sbopand stab'e
A Binrhan, fct Duld Improve
ments ocrauch ...........
J I-"Bra.nom Imp'ovem-ntsoa ranch
Malcomb Improvements on
ranch
Juan Barillo. Willccx Im 17. Block
20
CS Clark, Tombstone- Lat 14. blotk
js
Wm CavanauKB, Tomltone I-ots 5
asd c, liiocK 3.
J N Cbrutianson. St. David Im
provements on ranch .
W K Duncan. West Huathueas Ia-
provemeats on ranch....... ...
James Doyle. Benson Lot 18, Block
Qaaaaeae
AUen R Eneliih. Tombstone I Jti'e
Pedro mine. No. 96J Biz I'eare
mine. No. 94; I-ols 14 15, 16
and 17, Block 44
A Escalante, hubee 1 frame house..
C E Frederick. Tombstone W H f
lotG, Wock5
Sam Fnedman. Benson Lots 27 and
23, block. 18
W C Gitcnood. Benson K of S
W Jf and W Jf of S E $,', Sic sS
Tps6. R20
at 7
76 04
8 48
18 73
44 3
16 84
40 3
151 36
3 si
Concepcion Gonzales, Benson Leu
1 and 3. L. a 01 r tv i rec 19.
Tp so. n 19
Inacio Gill, Lower 'an Pedio Im
provements ....
Jescs Gonzales, Loner San Pedro N
S 01 L. J4 oi .- x, aec 19,
Tp 13. R 29 ... .....'..
ChiisGrauer. Chiricahca mountains;
S E M Sec 3. Tp 17. K 3.. . .
W A Gray, it David Improvements
T T Hunter. Witcov-Sec 19. Tp
13. K 25; tec 16 Tp 13. K 35...
Hall. Aston and Gray Del Val grant
G Lonergan, Benson Lot 13, b'ooi
39
J C Lois, W)j of N W U and W X
oiatl M cc a j, ip 15, iv. 24..
Mead and Clark, Tombstone Lot 7
Uock 19
Nicholas Myers, Lower San Pedro
Improvements on r?nch.... ....
E Morales, Willcox Lot 18. clock 56
loan Morales, Willcox Lt 17, block
s6
Jacob Martin-z. Willccx Lot 1 block
12
R McCcnmck, Tombitont I-ots t
and 3, b'od. tf
Mrs. U II McVea', Tombstone i-aa
Dieo nuneNo. loft
EG Norton, Bisbee Improvements
Main Itiert
T O'B'Jen, Sulphur Spring valley
Improvements en ranch
Mrs. C W Puih. Willcox Lot 16,
block 35
J R Parish S E K Sec 14. Tp 17, R
so
20 37
5i 43
36 57
4
7 S7
' 370
833
7 93
41 93
! C3
s
R Rundle, Bubee Frame house "37
Andres Rebiel. San Pedro Improve-
mention ranch 113 93
O. M, Renaui, San S.mon valley
Improvements on ranch. .... ..
ED Roberts. San Pedro -Improve-mention
ranch
Ouong Sine, Tombstone Lot 16, blk.
16
W F Stover, Bisbe e Adobe house..
Noah Sxeeton S E X Sec 29, Tp 16
R 29
RDSwecton N E Jf Sec 3. Tpio.
R39
E Saenz K of Sec 4. Tp !3,Ri9..'
Tu2v, Ds!oiciad Ochca of SW
J,' and E K of Sec 30. Tp 30. K
. S E .' and W H of N E 5 .
SocrjJ.'lp i6,R33;N Jof N E
X and W H of N W K Sec 34.
Tp 17, R 30. ...... .... .... -.
Unknown, Richmond mine No, 94.
Tombstone disctrict
Unknown. McLelland mine No. im
Tombstone U'Uict
Unlxovri. Vay ro'ne No. 154, Tomb-sto-.c
dutrict
Unktovm Ophirmine. NcSy Win
chester district
Uuknaa i. Copper Kirg mine No. ;l
CochUe district
G S WUte, WiT.coX Lot 11 b'ock a
34 20
6 6
IS 15
18 10
IS S
is s
761
; so
5 c3
4 39
4 9
5 oS
S
3 3l
J, S. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
Attct
A. .V3NTW0KTH,
Oerk.
By W, A. IIaxwood.
Deputy,
SHERIFh?'SSALE.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS IIERRBY GIVEN,
that under and by viitu- ol a speeiaS execution
is-ced out the Divtrict Cou-t, of the Firt lu-ii-cial
District, of the Trrntorr of rizona, in and
fr t!- County of Cochise, on tho 31st day of
November iSc6. 01 a lodgment thereon ren-
dere4 on the 20stdiv of Novrml-r, 1S96. in
favor of IVral B. Warnekros. pUintfT. and
against H. C Hazlevood and D-r.iel Huddy.
copnrtsers under tbe firm name of Hazlewood
& linddr," t'elendants, to- the sum of to
thousand una forty seven and 45-100 dollars.
1 irs costs of suit, and accr ii.t; cosa by which
Ian commandeit to sU all those certain lets,
pieces aid parcels of real ettate. situate in the
ton of Pearce, county and terntary aforesaid,
and described as follows, to-vnt:
Two lots in saM town of Pear.-e, known as
the store and lumber yaid or said Hazlewood
ft Haddy. on tin east side of Wtllc x stre-t and
bounded r-n the north by the property of Henry
Fitch.
I will s-'l at puh'ic sale to th: hij"ieiit and
best bidder for cash, currency of t.e- United
btates, on the
I6TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1&.6.
a TVa1- r, , f Si4, ttw al tk riV,
tide and intereat which the saM Hazlewoodl
and Ha lit had in aad to the said above des-j
cribed reaf estate, on the 3! diy ol October, '
i8of, the day tbe attachment Is said care wast
levied thereon. I
C. S FLY. 1
Sbcriar.
DaSxd Xovsaaber 33rd, 1896.I , 034-141
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JOSEPH
CORNER FIFTH AND FREMONT STREETS.
PIONEER
DEALER IN
General Merchandise.
Cape Cod Cranberries
Seedless Raisins
3r . jl it ? h-F-
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ANGELICA, SHERRY,
PORT, ZINFENDEL,
JOHANNESBURG, WHITE
Sauer Kraut,
Limberger
STIFLE MO
CHOICE
GINS, BRANDIES and WHISKIES
BOTTLED BEER
ggr Everything InlOur'Line is First Clnsp Gwjt:il
Soldjat.i'iiee.rhat Defy Competition. yr
t laftsft
JUo,
HOEFLER,
STORE.
'e .
' -
London Layers, $
Fresh Currents
Iaa:i:-a O'X a.
JbUlUdll iiUUII.
Cheese,
Holland Herring,
FANCY
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BRANDS OF
FOR IFAIILY. TEAL
HOEFLEI
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