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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR
PUBU8HEJJ UVEUY EVENING
(SUXDAY XCXFTXX)
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Wn. Hattich. Editor and Proprietor.
OKKICIL DIRECTORY,
Mayor ... p.lB. Waroekros
Chief of Police, . - M.Doyle
Coandlmen:
First Wan! ...
Second Ward - - (Jacob MHler
rhlrd Ward - F. W. Dcmns
Fottrth Wwd - - - D. K. Waiduel
xvyrt crncxsts:
fterifl - - as. Fly
Treasurer - J. V. VicLers
Recorder - - - A. Wentwonh
District Attotne - - ,G. W. Swain
Probate Judge . - W. F. Bradley
Clerk District Coon - - Scott White
Surveyor - - - II. G. Howe
Astooor - - . A. Bright
Court Grtraralnlonrr . . - . F. Duncan
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
L. P.'FISHER, st Merchants' Exchange
San Francisco.
(A H. KELLOGG. No. 310 Pine street.
Room 57 and 5$, San Francisco.
E. C DAKE. room 65. Merchant Exchange,
an Francisco.
GEO. P. ROWELI jo Spruce St. Ne
ork.
N. W. AVER SOV. Philadelphia.
AS transactions made by the abare named
persons wQl be complied with at the PROS
PECTOR office.
abscrlpsloa Kate.
One Tear flO 00
ttx Months 6 00
Three Months 3 00
OneHonth 100
Delirered by Carriers for 25 cents
per week.
CITY AID COMTT OFFICIAL PAPER
TI10 New York Journal now baa a
larger circulation than any other paper
ever printed in the United States. It
lead the New York World Ky more
than a hundred thousand.
The "filTer craze" is still receiving a
great deal of attention from the gold
standard organs. Our geld bretheren
can be relied upon te keep the issue
alive', though they prefets to kill it
every day. Albuquerque Democrat.
A prohibition clergyman in Ken
Jersey has invented a novel scheme
ior overcoming the demon rum, which
he declares will work like a charm,
although it is more than doubtful if it
will saest tbe feneral approbation of
the taxpayers of that state. He pro
poses that every saloonkeeper shall
receive a pension of $4,000 from tbe
state, on the understanding that he
will sell no more liquor: Naturally
the saloonkeepers are enthusiastic
over the plan and the only difficulty
nttf1 Ha fn (tnr Ant hnw wiantr
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saloonkeepers there would be in New
Jersey after such a law was passed.
Probably it would tun out tbat 9JH
per cent of the population would lay
claim to the pension.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City
III., was told by her doctors she had con
sumption and that there was no hope for
her, but two bottles of Or. King's New
Discovery cared her, and she says it
saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139
Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from
a dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything else
then bought, one bottle of Dr. King's
NewDiscoveTp and in'two weeks was
cared. He is naturally thiokfuL It is
ruch results, of which there are samples
that prove tbe wonderful effieary ol the
medicine in coughs aad colds. Free
trial bottles at Tombstone and Bisbee
drugstores, .Regular size 50c and $1.00
Two Cups inc
One
Choice, tender, young
tea leaves, the first pick-
I ings of the crop prop
erly cured and packed-as
soon as picked never
touched again until open-
1 ed by the consumer. Re-
1 "' ti t r ..
sun, me iragrance ana
strength of two cups of
ordinary tea in one cup
of
Pride of Japan.
iAik your grocer for it
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M. J. BRANDENSTE1N & CO.
-- SuTraccbco ani YoltohuM
What Are We Here For?
THE FUN OR THE M0N?
From the expression upon our friend face hej is
evidently here for neither but as for us
WE ARE HERE FOR BOTH.
We are handling
sjiasf1 ""1
EXsVlVTJ: SIDDALLS;SOAP
Which for easy and perfect washing cant' be beat.
THE WILLOWS,
CIIAS.BULOTTI, Propr
Choicest line 01 Wines and
Liquors.
Imported and Domrtlic Cigart,
Courteous Attention to Patroni.
Alien, bet. 4th & 5th, Tonibstoue
COMET SALOON
GARLEYATOPALA,Propr's,
WINES.LIQUORS & CIGARS.
Dealers in Bourk's Irish and Scotch
Whisky, and Other Well Known
Brandt. A Specialty made
of best Claret) and Wine.
Billiard Parlcr in Connnection and the
Cedes Place in Town.
Allen, bet. Glh&7ih, Tombstone
Cottolene - Cottoiene - Cottolene.
That perfection for shortening purposes is
giving general satisfaction We have, it in
3, 5, and 10 Pound Pails
WE
are welljsupplied with prepared goods of all kind
for use during thisJhotAveather consisting of-
Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Ecast Turkey, Roast
Chicken, Sardines of allkinds, Canned. Soups in
variety, French, Enelish'and American Mackeral
in cans, Brook Troutfin either Tomato or
Mustard sauces, Deviled Turkey,
Chicken, Tongue, and Ham, Ham-
burger Eels in Jelly, Boston
Baked Beans plain or ir
Tomato t Sauce, An;?
many other Goods
too numerous " -
to mention.
Also ic regular receipt ci Hol!and,jLimDurger and
American Cheese. 7
Jon't" b'orgei that we are scie agents ior Tombstone and"
10 v
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GEORGE. I.
FITTS
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PONY SALOON,
J .A. KOSKA Proprietor.
Finest Stock of 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.
You trif find "Al" at home, on Alter
St- het. 4th and 6th.
Billiard Parlors,
J. X. McDONOUGH, Prop.
Ihe Finest and Best Htled Billiara
Parlors in the City.
Consolidated National Bank.
rl Tuoult, At-izotiH.
Canital Stock - - - $50,000.
OFFICERS.
M. P. FREEMAN. President.
W. C DAVIS, Vice-PrejiOent.
II. &.TENNEY, Cashl.-.
Issues drafts available at any point in the
United States. Dias bills 01 exchange o a
European clues, and m.xs a specialty of out-of
town accounts lsi'h indii''"Mi. fines and cor
mint. m alt'
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Fremo t s reet, opsi e Pnprctor.
FAWILY PHCT0GRAH3
OUR SFECIALTY
Careful attention nivcn to turning o t lh"
Finest vieirs and pictures of all siifs in
a most artist'c manner, superior
finish and ton.
DsJLCJGsD CD JSB3E.S
Taken on short notice. Groups a s o
ally Cabinet, p 11 : ti 1 : in 1 1
Usdeutaking PAraoae of
C. B. Tarbell
Coffins, Caskets. Robes. Etc.
From the Plainest to the Finest Made,
The Columbia Iron Caskets kept Con
stantly in stock.
Bodies Temporarily or Permanently
Emhalmed by the Latest Process.
THE Grocer,
j UORNFJS, OB S1X1B AND ALLEN S2REEES,,
Importer of the Best Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables in ConjunC'
tion. Mixed Brinks a Speeialty.
Private Club Booms.
Allen, bet. 4tli A ntu.Tombston
PROBATE NOTICE. !
Iu the Frobate Court of the County of Co
chise. Temtory of Anzena.
In th mater ol the estate of Emma Ilolcombe,
deceased;
Pursuant to n order of said court, made on
the 17U1 day of September, A, l. 1896, notice is
Rien that F'iday, the qh dav of October. A. D.
ix6, at 2 o'clock p. m. ol said day, at the court
ro m of said court, at tbe court house in the
city of Tombstone, and county of Cochie, has
been appointed as ths lime and place for prov
ing the will of sid Emma Hoicomhe. deceased,
and for hearing the application ol V F. Nich.
ol" for the issuance 10 1 im of letters testamentary
ulien and where any person interested may ap
pear and contest the same
W F BRADLEY.
S-18-tf Kx.crfiae Clerk
Mstono & Pearce
MAIL AND STAGE LINE.
FRANK BLATZ, - Prop.
Makes semi weekly trips to and from
Pearce every Wednesday and Sun
day of each eek, makinrr the round
tnp in one day, carrying U. S. ma!
and passengers.
FARK, round trip - - 54
The National Matte Smelter.
WA JTED SOLICITORS FOR CAM.
PAIGN Uook "Erjan Sewall and Free SHvei'i
authorized Ijy Bran written by R. L. Metcalf
editor Omaha WoId Hera'd appointed author
by Bryan, contains speeches and platform. A
bonanza for agents; a Iree siher mine fr ttk,
ers; only Si 50; the only authorized book 50 per
cent; credit given; freight paid; outfit free, Betn
now ith choice of territory: rernwnent, profi
table uork for 'fi. Address The National Book
Concern Star tuildinr Chicaro. at
POBHC NOTICE-
TOMBSTOVtf, Oct, 29, 1856
TO M.I. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice; That on the aSih day of Septem
ber. 1E06, the firm af Hazleuood and Huddy,
doing bus ness at Pearce. county ol Cochise, A
T. mortgaged to Oeo H Fitts all the stock in
trade and personal property of said firm, includ
ing the book accounts, and gave bim possession
of the same, and the fame pioperty and took
accounts ere attached in the suit of P B War
ekros. Uazleuood & Huddy
Thi. I. the, fm ia warn nil rtrww. vhn .r
indebted to said firm not to pay the same to the
siid Hazlevtood ft Huddy, or either of them, as
sneb paymenrlwFlI not be recognized byui.
G. H. FITTS.
;P.B. WARNEKROS.
-3iod
A practical and simple method of rmttiog
sulphide ore;, such asmckle, copper, gold and
siher ores. In localities here lead ores and
fuels are scarce and almost unattainable, our
pyntic, water jacket Matte Smelter has been re
cognized with highly satisfactory results, and
has been thoroughly tested on various Dtratic
sulphide and arsenide ores, in capacity of a to
80 tons per day. It is the most practical,
cheapest and simp'est method of gold and silver
ore matting and cancentraticg iht is known
tuaay
It require no extrao'dinary skill, no letd ores.
no rioting material, ant. no fuel of any kind for
tne smeuer aucr 11 is starteu, 1 ne sulphur In
the ore is its natural fu-I only, and its cost has
no comparison tvitu any otner process ol concentrating
We are prepared to furnish any size or capac
ity plant complete to substantia mining people,
set it up and furnLb our men to run it for them
on eay payments. Price and sp"cincations
tarmsnea itn rcierences ana testimonials on
application.
NATIONAL ORE k REDUCTION Co.
5735 Cheltenham Avenue, St. Louis, Mo,
Manufacturers of Furnaces for
Niekle, JCopper, Gold, Silver andJLead Ore
j2i-iy
PROBATE NOITCE.
In Ibe Probate Court, County cf CochisejTer
ntory of Arizona,
IN THE MATTHR OFTHF. ESTATEOF
znne ienormana aeceasea;
Notice of Application for order of sale.
t'vliiK: Is iKneuj Kiveii lul Gev. it. rilii
Administrator, has filed with the CWk of this
Court a petition praying -for an order of sale of
all real ana personal property of receard and
that the 5th diy of. October. IS96, at a o'clock
p. m. of said day being a day of a regular term
cf tMs court to ait of the October term. I893
at the Cochuc county court house, in Tomb
stone county aforesaid, has been set for bearing
said petition, uhen and there any person inter
ested may appear ana snow cause wny tne said
soju pcuuon saouia net vc grcmco.
V. F. BRADLEY.
Ex-officio Ckrk.
Dated Sept.. 5th 1806.
HILL FOE, SALE.
A ten-stamp muT c Jirt.rre, 6 ponr. 3 set
tlTS. an aeitatcr. to. 1 8-foot rerolvine cencen.
trators, 16x36 Cor In engine, two boiler, all in
good orkme erder. Buikung .nearly new
Can be moved as it close to railroad "Must
is sola, and can be bought for 58.000 cash
Address SOSPECTOK -"ce, TombstonexAri
TaxIlollBctor-sJKotic
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Notice is hereby uiven that the duplicate
assessment roil ot jhe County of Cochise is now
in my possession for the collection ol taxes lev
ied for theyear I856 in. said ccunty
Taxes zll become delinquent en the 3d
Monday in, DesenVrer 1806. and'nnless paid
before 1 har dales penalty of fiie per cent wi
be addedtheretcf
'Payment may be made at try effie in th
county court house at Tombstone, during office
noun 9 a m to 12 m ana 1105pm,
1 H - J WICKERS.
Treasnrer and Ex-Of5:io Tax Collector
Cochise county -
Tombstone, October 26, If 96 oat
JBTBours-9 a
I lTBOBAUItA cored by Dr. XCot Via
Vsu.4rOecaSa.oao.,a AtallaixuarJetr
Notice to Creditors.
In tbe Probate Court of the Coumy of Cochise,
1 emiory 01 Arizona.
fcaiAltSUf JANE L. BERRY, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersired ad
miniitratorof the etate ol Jane L. Berry, de
ceased, to lbe creditors of and all persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary voucher,
within ten months alter the first publication
01 uus nuuee. j tne aaministrator, at WiIIcox.
t ... . -i-. '
WILLIAM M. Rl(,f:!
Admiuiitrator of tbe csUte of Jane L, Berry,
Dited D;jen"r 23!. iJjS. D2-tf
Xoticorto Creditors.
Estateof Emma Hoicomhe deceased,
1UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Jt by ths nndersigned adminUtrator of the
, state (fkrrma Ilolcombe deceased tothecred
tcrsoland all penons havirg laims against tbe
! vt-i?vu, in rjtui.11 lijfn wun me nee
essary voacrVrs, within four (ninths after the
first publicati-m of thisnoticc, to the said ad
ministrator, at his office in the tnwn ot Will
cox, in the said county of Cochise.
W.rF. NICHOLS.
Administrator, with the will annexed, of tbe
estate ol Emma Holcorab. deceased.
Datedjat Willcox.tlhisiath dav of October, iSo$
O.iat
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
against purchasing or negotiating a paper pur
porting to call for one hundred dollars, favor ot
loin Galea and endorsed by me as same has
been paid, as I bold Mr Gates receipt -Fai
paper has been lost. T, B. CH VTTMAN
Pcarco, Ang. 17 1J0S. "
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Garriage i Blacksmith
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Corner Third an.l Allen.
eJ The largest 'and Iiest Equipped Establishment of iu Kind in
,M the Territory,
gl .
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gl All Kinds of Buggv, Wagon and
'J Woodwork Neatly and
j3 Promutlv Done.
BLAGKSMITHING
AND HGRSESHGEING.
Best Facilities for Doing All Kinds of
Repairing in Wood and Iron. None
but First-class Workmen
Employed.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
SSTFull assortment of hardwood and Iron for sale.
O. L OUMMINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
COR. 5TH AND FREMONT STREETS.
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.
3HA.SSOKT DOP5.355B.
OYSTER PARLOR.
ALLEN St. BETWEEN 4tli AT -"tin
First-Class Neals Best'of Attention; Everythirg in SeasoD
BOARD PER WEEK $7X0
THREE MEALS 1.00
SINGLE MEALS 50
Dinner', tor Specia. Occasions a Speeialty Try a Mes! st this Fcculsr Rcscr
First-Class Cooks enly Errplyed. rtccornmodatiens fnr Families
J Vf.SATC. Proprietor.
TOMBSTONE GAS OO.
A. ASHMAN Lessee.
WELSBACH INCANDESCENT AS L.IGH1
In General Use throurjliout the United States and Europe, -d successfully comp
inej with Eleclricity, 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 OE LAJWOP sa.S.TG
Placed in Position Without Extra Charge.
OFFICK I.TT BASK mjII.IIGl. XO.1I 11 KTOS K, AP.IZOJI.
(1COHISE HOUSE. MRS- tSP
J J Corner Fourth and Toughnut Streets.
ELEGA1VTLY EURTSTISBLEI) 3ROOHlk
t0 Visitors to this city will find the C0CHI6E a euperior hotel nd o
offeriog excellent accomclttions.
A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS SAMPLE ROOM FOR COMMERCIAL MEN.
All Modern Conveniences. Rates Moderate.
SAN JOSE HOUSE.
MRS. F. J. BEAN, Prop.
Centrally Located, Large, Clean, aiu
Well Vlntilated Rooms.
Palace Ho
Mrs. S. GALLEN, Pi op
Fifth bet. Allen and Toue .r.u
,vjg Tnibstoi
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Aiizor.
FIRST CSASS IN EVERY RESPECT. . PAItLt R FOK ME
EverythinB Made Convenient lor Guests Special Rales 10 Parties LyiheW.
or Monih. Rerovatrd Throrf;hcm.
SAMPLE ROOM FOR DBUMMERS. BATE;; BEAF.GXAB1
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jjOJELjJLBLlWGTON,
I NEWLY FURNISHED LARGE A1K
1 R00.1IS. REST ACCOMMODATION-
This Favorite Headquarters for Cc mimrcial Men has recertlt ln rIy ritts.
tenoyated and neatly furnished throughout with special itfcience lo iietiae
public. Rooms ensuite and single. Prices MoJtrate.
Ever'thing fiirHt-class Samole rccnas for commeria jn
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