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The Prospector.
DECEMBER 5. 1896
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
M IZOKA SOUTHEASTERN R. R.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC R R
East
STATIONS. J
West
4.45 a nxL" ...Bensn Arid it nm
aaoani, ....Tucson .1.50am
11.30 pmj ....Maricopa j 410am
5.50pm. Y-sraa jiaaoam
S.300.R.I ....Los Angeles.... I 7.00pm
Baa grt. UmlUJ, cut beuad,
W J ...
MODJf ffJld
,30011 Set, Lm.t wen oouad. Wednesday. n
"vt aaon.
J Kictschmitt. G M E Rahdolph, D s
NEW MEXICO ARIZONA R R "
West
STATIONS
East
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.Benson ....
..... Fairbank ...
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.... Caabaas ..
Noas....
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to.3opn
o.ooam
8.30 am
1.40 a m
S.37 a m
U(pn:
U ally except Sunday. PaeiSc time.;
t TT? I. I- FV General Manager.
A. JUtle. L. H. Albxbcht.
Awtjjg. General Manager. Trail Master.
MARICOPA 4 PHOENIX R. R.
North
South
800pm
8.35 p a
0.00 pm
Lt Phonix ...
Temp ....
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LOCAL NOTES.
Silrer is quoted At 05
O i
Dr. L.C. Tony of Bitboe, isiTuitor
to Tombston on business.
C. A. Ortrlock, liisbee's prosperous
butcher came ia Isst erenins from the
opper simp on business.
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Dr. Qaff nd wife bare returned
from Mexico and it is understood th
doctor intends to locate in Tucson.
On Monday the teachers' examina
tion take place. Four applicants for
tacbsrs' certificates will be present to
undergo the examination.
Cranberries, eastern apples and
Buckwheat flour at
W0LC0TT8.
a w m
Oui Barron anJ William Garrett
left yesterday for the. Huacbucassus
tains where Mr. Barron has Taluable
raining property on which they go to
do the assessment work or 189C.
A. Mexican miner fell down one
hundred feet through a perpendicular
winze in the Creston mine, at Mines
rrie'.as the other day from the eighth
level to the ninth without receiving
My serious injury.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Powell, of Miaa
Prietas, Mexic, formerly of Tomb
stone, were called upon s. few daya
ago to moura the death ef their little
three months' old baby boy. Norwood
Gould Powell, which oecurred on Sun
day last.
Yum Sentinel: A high toned
social 1cand.1l is about to burst loose
and is liable to end in a divorce snit,
in which cise it will be served up with
all the verbal trimmings uxual in esses
when big holes have been knocked in
the seventh commandment.
Awarded
ri.'ghsst Honors World's Fair.
CREAM
am
BAWNG
POTtofR
MOST PERFECT MA0.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. rre
faea Atrimrv, Akui or any othor adutteratK
O aXUtf THE STAWURT;
-sb
at South pass.
The Mother Ledge Supposed
to be Found,
Parties in from South Pass state
that that section is ilrslined to agiin
come to the front in anotbet uold ei
citement. It appears that several prospectors
in that vicinity hav mad a rich fiuJ
which is believed to be thwtuain ledge
from which the rich float and rock
that caused to much exuitemeut sev
eral months sincn was found, the title
to the main discovery of which Is jet
involved in la . Thulatest find, bow
ever, it located on the same bnlt only
ou the west fide of the 10 id, being
close to the Kidcr and Swazee group.
The ruck was fouad to be extiemely
rich, after little work the ledge, a well
defined one, was revealed, consider
able free gold being visible. A large
number of locations have Lcen made
and filed for record.
With further work some rich devel
opments n) ensue as this is a highly
mineralized section and plenty of float
with free gold in it has been found
hereabouts which wag developed at
the recent excitement there.
Two LivesISavetl.
Mrs. PhoebeJThomas of Junction City
111., was told by her doctors she had con
sumption and that there was no hope for
her, but two bottles of Dr. King. New
Discovery cured ner, and she s&.ys it
saved her life. Mr. Thos. Esrger, 139
Florida St., San FranciscOj suffered from
a dreadful cold, approiching consump
tion, tried without result everything else
then bought one bottle of Dr. Kind's
New Dicoverp and in two weeks was
cured. He is naturilly thinkful. It is
uch results, of which there are samples
that prove the wondertul efnca-y of the
medicine in coughs nad colds. Free
trial bottles at Tombstone and Bisbee
drug stores. Regular sire 50c and $1.00
New line of clocks at
WoLCOTr"s
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
The People's Champiou Will
be There,
The National Irrigition Congress
which meets in Pheaix nhout the 15th
of the present month, U attracting
wide spread attention The local com
mittee in charge are doiog everything
to give their dittinguisUed i?ilor a
roval reception. $1200 having been
collected for that purpose. An invi
tation has been extended to Hon Wil
liam'J. Bryan lobe present and addresi
IbecongreM. A very interesting meet
ing is anticipatrd, and from the delib
erations much benefit it expected to
follow.
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Abend of nomadic gypsies have es
tablished a camp near Benson and ex
pect to come to Tembstonc. They
are pursuing their usual avocations of
trading houses telling fortunes and
otherwise imposing on the charitably
disposed and credulous.."
The Cochise county teacher" insti
tute will b held at Pbenix Hit year,
Supt. BraJly deciaing to have it held
in conjunction with Yavapai, Mari
copa, Pinal, Pima and other counties
as a joint territorial institute. All the
pedagogues will assemble at the capi
tal city on December 23th for mutual
benefit and discuss the soieoce or art
of successful teaching. Reduced rates
on tb railr"d will b made to all
teachers.
The hunting party consisting Andy
Bissett, J. N. McDonough and Chief
of the Fire Department Ben Cook, re
turned last eveiing. Ech are darkly
insinusting that aomn of the heavy
joshars put up a job on them which
accounts for the fact that the surplus
rabbit papulation was not tiuulrt
back nith them. One of the crnrk
sportsmen nesrly killeJ one of the
horses, taking it for a deer. The fct
that he had ih buck ue a..d j1 et
wild saved the horse.
Thareit a story of ayonr.gman ho
when the minister asked: "Dn yon
take this woman to be your wenle.1
wife?" he answred instantly with no
email degree of warmth: "Ser here
paraon, what doyoa suppoie sre came
here for, a divorce?" No morelrue to
life wai that than another esse when
fn addrcteing the bride the minister
a.led: 'D you take this man for
better or for worse?" "I can't tell
until I have had him awhile," inter
rupted the bride.
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The V. S. Gov't Reports
tho-Hf Royal Baking PowdM
-vr "" Mlt rubers.
A BURIED CITY.
It is Found in the Deep Reces
sesof Mexico's Mountains.
A New York dispatch of recent date
giios the following utsciiption of a
city recently discovered in Mexico:
"FurieJ aud forgotten forages amid
the. -auk vegetation of a tropical ferest
a prthistorio Amercaa city has been
d'scovered by a New York explorer
Wni. Navins in the mountains ol
M-xico.
Quechomitlipan, by which name
the city i kuown, is in the canton of
Guerrero . and Nevins says the ruins
cover an area ol a thousand acres.
The templet and pyramids he has
fount aad the specimens dug up prove
the city was at some time one of the
great centers cf wealth and power of
the American hemisphere.
I have been four weeks riding
among the ruins of the grrat prehis
toric city, and I fin d it covers a much
wider area than what I bad at tiral
supposed something like one thou
sand acres. I have dug iota some
subterranean chambers of the largest
builtlings and found them filled with
broken pieces of plaster painted bright
red andjwbite, under the floors beads,
axes, idols and broken pottery. In
one excavation which I made, at a
place called Guayaho, I fo.ind at the
depth of nine feet from the surface,
under an altar, an olla of terra cotta
filled with dirt and mixed among it
were seventy-two objects cf mother of
pearl, all perforated, and flvo of them
were head of kings with crowns nicely
carved.
"I found at other pUces bones of
strange animals, and have carefully
packed some. I Have already taken
over t0 hundred pictures, fifty of
which I have developed, and lost only
two. I found the ruins of twen'y
temples and two great pyramids."
LIVE COUNT.
Arizona Has Within Her Bor
ders A Scion of Rovaltv.
Arizona has a real live count within
iter borders and withal a practical
hard-headed man who it not travelling
on his title, but is actively engaged in
the business of mining, a,s tho Los
Angelas Timts. His namcii Grapello
and be comes from Italy. lie is a
thorough eliemUl and besides being
a graduate of the University of Turin
he has tak-n po-t-grndua'e coursrs in
chemisry in Berlin, Vienna and Paris
His father is ambassador to France
and his brother minister to Austria.
He it a chemist at the Union mine,
engaged in extracting gold from the
tailings left ball worked by the old
pross.
"We had an epidemic of dysentery in
this victnitv last summer," says Samuel
S. Pollock, "of Bricelind, Cal. M was
taken with it and suffered severely until
someone called my attention to Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I procured a bottle and felt
better after the first dose, llefnre one
half of the bottle had been used I was
well. I recommended it to my friends
and their experience wjs the same. We
all unite in saying it is the best." for
sale by Druggists.
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CUII.1TX UIX'OR .
LOCATION.
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Bis
we- wM .., - .:..i. i.f km
., wsaui aJr,vsrf falUIIIUBIU aJUn
In Germany and Holland they have
a tramp farm colony where they send
able-bodied vagrants not past middle
life to work on the farms and leain to
do farm work. When ividcuee Is
shown of ability and willingness to
suppoit themselves the prisoners are
to L released and helped to become
ertablUhcd in independar.t occupa
tion. A similar measure has been
tried twic nd failed before the New
York legii-ltturnbut the return of eold
wriher i driving ths tramps in again
to the cities and the project is boing
i.n-more agitated.
An elecrical engineer hasben ex
hibiting in Lonon the model of hi
proposed slnglo rail electric line for
rmetdof 150 miles an hour. The
rail is fixed on a V-e'.iaped t'estlt
and runs up into tho body of the car
which, as it wers, runa astride of it.
The car runs on twelve bearing wheils
and seals 135 passengers with spsc
for the- baggage. By running the rail
within the car the Istsrnal tendency
of trains to run efftbe track is over
come. mJ auuawaaait Dr. Milta Pain PTOa.
i' jfbissssaitsn
THE INDIANS.
What it Costs Uncle Sam
Look After His Wards.
to
Ettimaies far the entlro Indian ser
vice for theGscal ear ending June 30.
1S9S, will bo emulated to congress at
the opening of the ees-i-n c-tlW for
an approprmtiou of $7,290,000 in
rouud uumbor. This is $190,000 more
than the appropriation of the current
fiscal year. The increase is due to the
policy of the government adopted at
tho ltst session of congrees abolishing
gradually tho contract Indian
schools and to place all the Indian
schools absolutely under government
control.
FOB UVI'.IE SIFXY ilUIW.
An old, well-tried remedy. Mrs
Winelow'a Soothing Syrup has b-n
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers tor their children while teeth
ing. with perfect success. It eoolhea
the child, softens the guine, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to the taste. Sol I by druggist in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Its value is incalcu
lable. Bo sore and isk for Mrs. Win
eloVs 8oothing Syrup, .and take
no other kind.
P. T. Penrote of the Commonwealth
Mining aud Milling company at
Tearcr, Arizona, passed through
Albuquerque Monday night for the
east. This company employs sixty
men and ehipa three to four carloads
of ors a day to the Pueblo smelter.
The ore is rich in gold and silvsr,
j itl Jing ?100 io the ton. Democrat.
BUCKLIX'SAKXIGA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts
buises, seres, ulcers, salt rhtum, feicr
sores, tett:r, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eicpnons and posi
tively cures Piles, or no payment requir
ed it is guaranteed to give peefect stts-a
fict'nn cr money refunded. Prices 50
cenis per box. For 1sale Tomb ione
Drug btore
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A CREAMREY.
A Larse Plant to'be Establish
ed in Arizona.
Within a fow days the machinery
will be placed, in the creamery at
Pheuix. The Gazette says th? plant
is the largest anJ finest in all tho
southwest, bing capable of handling
20,000 jKiunds of milk daily. Every
branch of the manufacture of diary
products will b9 pursued and, it is hop
ed soon cheese and butter made at
home will supply all the Inter-moun-tain
region as well as the coast towns.
Phenix is the ideal place for dairying
as growing alfalfa is at hand through
out the year.
Tim l'j muni- ul lite Deal.
We will suppose that your occupation
is sedentary that your are chained, so to
speak to the desk in tome counting house
or perhaps to th: loom in some vait mill
where you aie cornpeII:d to labor Irom
morning to night. Sunday is your enly
day of .relaxation, "iou return home
every evening wearied mentally and
bodily. Your health and strength begin
to fail. What will most effectually re
cuperate jour vital energy The weight
of evidence points to no other conclusion
than thxt Hostettei's Stomach Hitters is
our satest, most reliable sheet anchor.
Use it persistently, and yoursjstem will
soon regair. us pristine vigor, l.very
function will recene a healthful impulse.
Tnere is no remedy to equal the Bitters
for ncvousnes and want ot sleep.
dyspepsia, constipation and billiousness.
It averts ana remedies all lonni ct mat
atial disease, and is a preventive -A
a . . t
I nCUulall
itism and neuralgia.
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'l'be IJiiuroverjr svkI Ilia I. He.
Mr. O.Cailloutt9, Druggist, Beaver
aville, I1L, eayt:-'To lit. King'u New
Discover I owe my life, Wan taken
with La Grippe and trieu all the phy
sicians, but of no avail and ws given
up and told I could not live. Hiring
Dr. King's New Discovery in my- etore
1 sent lor a ixHlio ami lean its use
and from the first do-began to st bet
ter, and a'ter using three bottle was up
and about again. It is vortli U
weight in goM. W won't keep tlcre
or house -vltlnut it." C5dt a fr- t tall
the TombiiViine Drug Store.
If you want a good No. G ciokstove
several p-rni and pots, also a small
heating stove thrown in; ill scon!
hand but in good r.nditiori, can he
had for $10, cih ; al-o a goo I sewing
machins singer (econi hand but in
Al working Older, for $12, cash. Call
at this office for narriculsrr, tf
TEAMS wanted.
To haul coke sind copper bul
Hon between theterminus of
the Gila Valley, Globe and
Northern railway and the town
of Globe. Arizon . For par
ticulars address W. W. Ed
wards, at Geronimo, Arizona
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lolIRlTONE. November 35. 1896.
Office of the ISoard of Supervisors of CocUse
County,
Notice iitacby clxen that the Hoard of Su
pervisors wi I sell al pnvate sale the followirg
descntvd real estate, situate la said cs-untjr. the
same having been duly sold and by tsx dtrd
convrjed to the Territory of Aruona by the Taa
Collector of said county to recover Ihe unpaid
tax and charges agamst e;icb tract or parcel of
land, as Ibe same appears of rrcord in Ihe oftice
of tv.e Ta Collector and Recoider cf aaiue. to
ii: Mti I A Allcock. Tombstone Lot t.
Ho-i 45.
Gbenaro Anara.Uisbee adc.Vhour.
JoeBinon. lombstanr, Lolsi, aand
3,niocl.6a
Manuel Udldoza. Bisbee t frame
house.
PA Itojer. Dot Cabers Blacksmith
"5 4"
4 01
shopand ttaoie...
A Bmchan. SL David Improie-
men ts oc ranch
J p Branom lmprocmrntsonranch
. ililcomb Improtements on
rrncb
Juan Bantlo. WiUctx Lot 17. Block
20
CS Clark, Tombstone Lot 14, B!oct
3 -
Wm Caranaueh. Tomltttone Lots 5
and 6, Block f
J N Chmtianson, it. David Im
provementsonranch......... ..
W R Duncan. West Kuachueas Im
provements on ranch.. .... ...
James Doyle, Benson Lot iS. Block
9
AUn R Eneluh. Tombstone Utile
Pedro mine. No. 96; Bij Pedro
mine. No. 94; Lots 14. 15, 16
and 17. B!ock44
A Lscalante. fcisb.e 1 frame house. .
C E Fredcnck. Tombstone V Jf of
lot 6. block 5....
Sam Friedman. Benson Lots 27 and
3J.LI0cV.lS
W C GicenwooH. Benson E K of S
W I! and W Jf of S E Jf. Sec 28
Tp26. Rao
Concepcion Gonras. Benson Lota
land 2 bZ Jf'IXEK fee 19,
Tp20. r. 19
Ignado Gill. Lew er San Pedro Im
provements lests Gonzales, Lower San Pedro N
,' of N E V. f N W H, Sec 19,
Tpi3. R19
ChiisGraurr. CLincabua mountains
S E K Sec 3. Tp 17. R29.. . .
W A Gray, Sk David Improvements
T T Hunter Willeox See 19. Tp
13. R 25: Sec 16. Tp 13. R 35...
Hall. Aston and Gray Del Val pant
G Lonergan, Benson Lot 18, b'oo
20
J C Lo. W of N W U nd W H
of S W M Sec 23. Tp 15. R 24. .
Mead and Clark, Tombstone Lot 7
bod. 19
Nicbo'as Mverx, Lower San Pedro
Improiemenls en r?ncb
n Morales, Willcox Lot iS, Dlock26
'3'
30 81
3
It 03
10 53
6 ia
4 3
19 06
5lS
69 v9
J S3
39 8
63 ji
31 97
26 04
S 4S
18 73
44 3t
16 B4
40 88
tS3
3 "
20 37
143
57
4 91
7 97
576
832
7 93
41 93
Juan Moraja, WOlcor Lt 17, block
20
Jacob Marucez. Willcox Lot 1 block
12. .......... . .............
R McCorrnicV, Tombstone I.OIS 1
and 2, block it
Mrs. U II McN'nl, Tombstone San
Di-fco mineNa xoo. ...........
E G Norton, B sbee Improvements
Main streets
T O'Brien, Sulphur Spnne valley
Improvements on ranch
Mis. C W Puj,b. Willccx Lot 16,
block 23 ....
I R Parish S E Jf Sec 14. Tp 17, R
20...
R Rundle. Bisbee Frame bciso
Andres RebW. San Pedro Improve
menu on ranch
O. M, Renand, San S.mcn valley
Improvements on ranch........
E D Roberts, San Tedro - Improve
ments on ranch
Ouong Sing, Tombstone Lot 16, blk.
SDa ... or
W F Stover, Bisbe e Adobe bouse..
Noah Seeton S E X Sec 29. Tp 16
R 29
RDSvieeton N EJf Sec 3. Tp iS.
R29
EFaeni K of Sec 4, Tp 13, R 19..
'5 S
" 37
"3 93
24 20
6 2
'5 IS
18 10
15 IS
IS 15
7 61
Tufly. Dolores and Ochoa of SW
X and E ii ef Sec 30. Tp 20. K
, S E K and W K of N E X.
S0C34, Tp 16. R 30; N J of N E
X and W Jf of N V X S- 34.
Tp 17, R so
Unknown, Richmond mice No, 99,
Tombstone disctiict
Unknown. McLelUnd mine No. 100
Tombstone -irtllct
Unknown, May mine No. 154, Tomb
stone district
Unknown Ot-hlr nine. No. 37 Win
chester district
3050
SoS
4 39
4
j UKnow n. vupi 1 rwiug uuuc .o. 5
Cochise district jot
G S White, WUcox Lot 11 b'ock as 3 2I
l.S. WILLIAMS.
Chairman,
Attest
A. .Vevtitoxtm.
Clerk.
By W.A. IIaxvtood.
Deputy.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
PUBLIC NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that under a-ri r virtue oi a speeia execution
issued ont the Distr t Court, 01 me Fust uU
cial District, of the Territory ol Arizona, in and
for theCoui.t of Coiiuse. on tho arst day of
oweuiDcr, 1090, on a juoment tttcreon ren
dere4on the 20(tdtv of November. 189. in
favor of Paul IS. Warnekros. pUintiff, aad
against II. C. Haz'cvood and D.niel Hoddy,
coATtners under the firm name of "Hazlcwood
Jc Huddy," de endants, for the su-n of two
thousand na toity seven and 45-100 dollars,
and one hunjrrd and seventy-five 45-I00 dol
lirs eosts of sot. and accriiL.2: cos. by which
I ati commanded to SU all those certaj) lots.
pieces and gucels of re tl estate, siUsate in the
town 01 1'carce. county ana temtor atresaia,
and desunbed as follows, to-wit.
Two lots in said iori of Peu-ce. known as
thestore anl lumber yaid of said Haalewood
3c Huddy, 03 th-; east sUe of WiHc x street and
bounded en the north by the property of Henry
Fitch.
I mill sell at public s-Jr to the hie.hest and
best bidder for ctsh. currency cf u United
states, on the
16TH DAY OF DFCEMBER. 1846.
at 1 o'clock p. m. cf that day; all the rijh',
title and ialrrect which lh aid Ilaalewocxl
and Huddy hid la aid to the si'd ab ve des
cribed real es'ate. en ire 3d day ot October,
1S96, the day the attai hnsenl Ja said case was
levied thereon.
CJolFLY.
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DatedJ'ovevabor3rdii5.i aat-M
JOSEPH
CORNER FIFTH AND
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nuiucn
DEALER IN
General Merchandise.
Cape Cod Cranberries
Seedless Raisins
London Layers,
fresh Currents
Siscilian Citron.
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ANGELICA, SHERRY,
PORT, ZINFENDEL.
JOHANNESBURG, WHITE
Sauer Kraut,
Limberger
STIFLE Al FANCY
CHOICE
GINS, BRANDIES and WHISKIES
BOTTLED BEER FORIFIMM TRADE-
Everything InOur Line is First Class Go;tl and'
Sold atPrices; That Eefy Competition.' -r
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JPiOlNEEIt
STORE
HOEFLER.
FREMONT STREETS' -
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Cheese,
Holland Herring,
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