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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
, (EtJHDAT EXCKFTSO)
BT
Wm. Hattich, Editor and Proprietor.
UFJTICIL DIRECTORY.
Major ... p.pj. Waroekros
Chief of FoUce, M. Doyle
Ceoodlmca:
First Ward -
Second Ward - J. I Jacob MCler
rhlrd Ward ... F. W. Downs
fornix Ward - - - I). K. Watdwel
xvrtr crricxas:
bertfl - 2 - &S.Fly
Treasurer - - J. V. Vlckers
Recorder - - A. Wentworlh
Otetrlct Allot ne . - ,G. W. Swain
rrobate Judge - W. F. Bradley
Clerk District Court - - Scott While
Surveyor - - - H. G. Howe
Assessor - - '.A. Bright
Qvirt Commissioner - - I - . F. Duncan
ATJTH.OKXXKD AQBNTS.
L. P.'FISHER, ss; Merchants Exchange
San Francisco.
O. H. KELLOGG. No. 310 Pine street.
Room 57 and 58, San Francisco.
E. C DAKE, room $5. Merchant Exchange,
an Frandsco.
GEa P. ROYVELL, so Spruce St. New
ork.
N. W. AYER & SON. Philadelphia.
All transactions mad by the abore named
persons wm be complied with at the PROS
PECTOR office.
Mxbaerlpttoa Sat.
On Year 110 00
Six MonUu 6 00
ThreeMonths 3 00
OneMonlh. 100
Delimed by Carriers for 25 cent
ler week.
CUT AND COUSTY OFFICIAL PAPER
Rrpressntatives from every slate
and territory in the union are expect
ed at the irrigation congreis nxt
week.
Jerome is to nave a new weekly
paper. A. E. Joic.lyn, Wesley Jo-ee-lyn,
Ed Riley and Otto Miller are the
projector.
An irate young man, whose esca
pades had got his name in the paper,
walked into the sanctum of a Spring
fielil, IllinoU paper the other day and
took fire shots at tbe editor. Every
hot ot the fire missed iu mark and
the irate young man retired. Who
ay the Lord doesn't lore an editor?
Tbe Kansas Times'tayi : "We learn
from a local gold standard paper that
Mexico 'silver cursed Mexico' is
having a tremenduous boom on ac
count of large investments, made prin
cipally by people from the United
States in coflee plantations manufac
turing establishments and rsilmidr.
Isn't it rather curious to the local
(eld standard paper that people should
go out out ol a gold standard country
into a silver one to invest their money."
Southern Arizona can confidently
look' forward to a mining revival in
this region during the next ninety days
which will eclipse any past experience
in the territory. As soon as the facta
become pnblic touching tbe product of
the Pearce and other geld mines Crip
ple Creek and other goll proJncing
districts of tbe northern reg'on will be
given a rest especially during thsfrigid
season. Star.
Wanted-An Idea
-Wha
or aew staple
talaftosaumtt
Protect roar Mn: Orr may brtaf we weaBe.
Writ JOHN' WIsDDEKBBRH CO- Faleet Attflw
nera, TFwhloetoo. D. Ctcc tb.tr SUM Pa 3e
1 .T
iVVO UUDS
in
One
Choice, tender, young
tea leaves, the first pick
ings of the crop prop
erly cured and packed as
soon as picked never
touched again until open
ed by the consumer. Re-V
suit, the fragrance and;
strength of two cups of
ordinary tea in one cup
of
Pride of Japan.
tAik your grocer for it
M. J. BRANDENSTEIN & CO.
What Are We Here For?
THE FUN OR THE M0N?
From the expression
evidently here for neither but
WE ARE HERE FOR BOTH.
We are handling
fjrvivk: sid:oaxjl.s:soajp
"Which for easy and perfect washing cant' be beat.
Cottolene - Cottolene - Cottolene.
That perfection for shortening purposes is
giving general satisfaction We have it in
3, 5, and 1 0 Pound Pails
WE
are well supplied with
for use during this hot
Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Roast Turkey, Boast
Chicken, Sardines of all kinds, Canned Soups in
variety, French, Enelish'and American Mackeral
in cans, Brook Troutjin either Tomato or
Mustard sauces, Deviled Turkey,
Chicken, Tongue, and Ham, Ham
burger Eels in Jelly, Boston
Baked Beans plain or vr
Tomato Sauce, Ant?
many other Goods
too numerous
to mention.
Also in regular receipt ot Holland, Limouiger and
American Cheese
Jon't Forge: that we are icle -gents lor Tombstone and
Mcnity for
Giise & Santa's
BBBBHteSVeBBBBBBmf
aBlllVa?7CbJfiSlkeBBBaV"
GEORGE
THE
DORNFR Ot S1X1H
upon our friends face heis
aa for ub
prepared goods of all kind
weather consisting of-
SeaLBrantt Coflee.
H. TTS.
Grocer,
ANJ ALLKH.87MB&E8'
iTur iifiiiniifo
line VYJLLUVVO
CHAS,BULOTTI,Propr.
Choicest line 01 Wines and
Liquors.
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
Courteous Attention to Fatront.
Allen, hot. 4th & fitb, TouibMione
COMET SALOON
GARLEYATO&PALA.Propr's,
WINES.LIQUORS & CIGARS.
Dealer in Bourk's Irish and Scotch
Whisky, and Other Well Known
Brandt. A Specialty made
of but Clarttt and Winet.
Billiard Patlcr in Connnection and the
Cedes Place in Town.
Allen, bet. titb&7ili, Tombstone
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 vil Find "AV ci home, on Alter.
St bet. 4th and 5th.
Billiard Parlors,
j. n. Mcdonough, Prop.
Ihe Finest and Best fitted Billiara
Parlors in the City.
Importer of the Best Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables in Conjunc
tion. Mixed Brinks a Speeialty.
Private Club Rooms.
Allen, bet. 4th A Ctli.Tombston
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the Probate Court of the County of Co
chise. Territory of Aruona.
In th' mater ol the estate of Emma Molcombr,
deceased:
Pursuant to an order of said court, made on
tbe 17th day of September, A, l). 1E96, notice
grren mat rnaay, tne 9th day or October, A. D
1896, at 3 o'clock p. m. ol said day, at the court
room of said court, at the court house in the
city of Tombstone, and county of Cochise, has
been appointed as ths time and place for prov
ing the w lit of said Emma Holcombr. deceased,
and for hearing tlie apohraticn ol W F Nich
ols for the issuance to him of letters tesumentary
lien and where any p-rson interested may ap
pear and contest the same
W F DRADLEY.
S-iS-tf Kx-omde Clerk
WA TED SOLICITORS FOR CAM
PAIGN Book "Bryan Setrall and Free Silrei'a
authorized by Bryan written by R. L. Metcalf
editor Omaha orld Herald appointed author
by Bryan, contains speeches and platform, A
bonarza for agents, a free silver mine for ork,
ers: only $1 50; the only authorized bock 50 per
ent; credit given; freight paid; outfit free, Bein
mw nith choice of territory; remanent, profi
u bie work for '96. Andres The National Bonk
C oncem Star hwiwf Chiearo. a
Tovbstom. Oct. 29, 1896
TO .LL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice; TT.at on the sStb day of Septem
ber. 1896, the firm af liazlewood and Huddy,
doing bus ness at Pearce. county ot Cochise, A
T. mortgaged to Geo II FltU all the stock in
trade and personal property of said firm, includ
ing the book accounts, and gare turn possession
of the same, and the same pi open v and book
accounts were altachi in th ut of P B itr
nekros, i liazlewood & Huddy
This is therefore to warn all persons who are
indebted to said firm not to pay the same to the
said Hazlewood Huddy, cr, either of them, as
such payment will sot be recognized Lyui.
G. H. FITTS
;p. B. WARNEKROS--30.tod
MLL FOE SALE.
A ten-stamp mill C Vrt-KTI. 6 pant, 3 set
tl'rs. an agitator, to i8foot rerolnne ccnccn
trators, 16136 Corhs engine, two boilm.allin
good working erder. Building nearly new
Can be moved as it close to railroad Must
de sold, and can be bo.'ght for $3. 000 cash
Address kospectoz 'Wee, Tombstone Ari
J-ll
Notice is hereby riven that the duplicate
assessment rollot the County of Cochise is now
in myporssicn for tbe ccBecticn ot Uses lev
ied for theyear I8y6 in snid otunty
Taxes wiH become delirquent on tbe 3d
Monday In December" 1896. and unless paid
before that date penalty of five per cent wi
be added thereto,
"Payment may be made at my offie in th
county court house at Tombtcne, daring office
hours 9am to 13 m andr to 5 pm,
J WICKERS.
Treasurer and Ei-Offirlo Tax: Collector
Cocbuecourity-
Tombttore, October a6, 1896 02
Tax Collector s Notice
I
Consolidated National Bank.
I1 Tiicmuii, ArJxoim.
Catiital Stock - - $50,000.
OFFICERS.
M. I'. FREEMAN. President.
V. C. DAVIS. Vice-President.
H. B. TKNNEY,.Cashie.
Issues drafts available at any point in. the
United States. Diaws bills 01 exchange 01 a
European clues, and nukes a specialty of out-ot
town accounts Kith ind-i'"U. firms and cor
orntiom. nuiji'
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Fremo t s reel, opposi e IVospector.
FAMILY PH0T0GRAHS
OUR SPECIALTY
Careful attention yi en to turning o t the
Finest views and pictures of all sis's in
a most artist'c manner, superior
finish and tone.
Taken on short notice. Groups ? s a
ally Chitast, pin si ni iti-jit
Undertaking PAitioae of
C. B. Tarbell
Coffins, Caskets. Robes. Etc
From the Plainest to the Finest Mad.
The Columbia Iron Caskets kept Con
stantly in stock.
Bodies Temporarily or Permanently
Embalmed by the Latest Process.
Mstono & Pearce
MAIL AND 81'AGE LINE.
I RANK BLATZ, - Prop.
Makes semi weekly trips to and from
Featce every ednesday and Sun
day of each week, matin? the round
trip in one day, catrjing U. S. mi:
and passengers.
FARH, round trip - - 54
The National Matte Smelter.
A practical and simple method of matting
sulphide ore?, such as mckle, copper, gold and
silver ores. In localities where Ic-td ores and
fuels are scarce and almost unattainable, cur
pjntic, witer jacket Matte Smelter has been re
cognized with highly sausfactory results, and
has bwi thoroughly tested on various pyratic,
sulphide ard arsenide ores, in capacity of 3 to
80 tens per dar. It is the most practical.
cheapest and sirnp'est method cf fold and silver
ore matting and concentrating that is known
today
It requires no extraordmtry skill, no lead ores,
no fluxing material, anc no fuel of any kind for
the suelter alter it fs started. The sulphur in
tbe ore U its natural fa 1 enly, 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 tosubstantitl mining people.
set it up and furnish our men t? run it for them
on easy payments. Puce and specifications
furnished with references and testimonials on
application,
NATIOVAL ORE S. REDUCTION Co.
5736 Cheltenham Avenue, St, Louis. Mo,
Manufacturers of Furnaces for
Nickle, .Copper, Gold, Silver andLead Ore
iai.iy
PROBATE N01TCE.
In the Probate Court, County of CochiseJTer
" ntory of Anxona,
iriTHEMATTfR OFTHE ESTATE1.0F
Enule Lenormand deceased,
Notice of ApnAliuH for order of sale.
s Notice is hereby given that Geo. H. Fittj
Administrator, has filed with the Ctok of this
Court a petition praying for an order of sale of
all real ani personal property of deceased and
tht the 5lh day of. October. I89S, at a o'clock
p. rn. of said day bang a day of a regular term
cf this court to wit of the October term, I8o$
at the Cochise county court house, in Tomb
stone, county aforesaid, has been set for bearing
said petition, when and where any persoe inter
ested may appear and show erase w by the said
said petition should net be gnn'ed.
W. F. BRADLEY.
Ex-cffiao Clerk.
Dated Sept. 5th 1806.
Notice to Creditors.
Temtcry of Aruona.
ESTATE OF JANE L. BERRY, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersiged ad
ministrator of the estate ol Jane L. Berry, de.
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons rar
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary voucher",
within ten months alter the first publicati'n
of this notice, .3 tbe administrator, at Willcox,
in the cosctyofCochise.
WILLIAM M. R1CGS.
Administrator of the estate of ane L EerVy,
deceased.
D lusd Dyx n" -ail. i3i Da-tf
Noticerto Creditors.
Estate'of Emma Holcomte deceased.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
by the undersigned administrator of the
stale cfl-rrma I lolcombe deceased lotheered
tcrs cf ard allrencns having- laimsagainst tbe
said deceased, to exhif it them with the nec
essary vouch, rs, within tour months after the
first publication of thisnotice, to the said ad
ministrator, at his office in the tmrn ct Will
cox,;in the said county of Cochise.
W.'F. NICHOLS.
AdmimUtrafor, with the will anrexed, of the
estate ot Emma Holcomb. deceased.
Datedat WQlcox.tthis taih dar ef October, 1896
O-iat
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
against purchasing or negotiating a paper pur
porting to call for one hundred dollars, favor of
jfchn Gates and endorsed by me as same has
been paid, as I bold Mr Gates receipt- Sal
paper has been lest. T, B, CH VTTMAN
Pearce, Aug. 17 1896.
msm$&mjm
PIONEER
Carriage I Blacksmith
-A. H. EMAIVlJEL,Prop,
Corner Third an 1 Allen.
The largest "and Best Equipped EsUrJIshment of iu Kind in
the Territory.
All Kinds of Buggv, Wagon and
Woodwork Neatly and -Promntlv
Done.
BLAGKSMITHING
AND HORSESHOEING.
Best Facilities for Doing Ml Kinds of
Repairing in Wood and Iron. None 9
but Firstclass Workmen
Employed.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
tarFull assortment of hardwood and iron for sale.
C. L. CUMMINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
COB. 5TH AND FREMONT S1KEETS.
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausage, Bologna Pickled Trip
Choice Steaks, Roasts, etc. Experienced Cutters.
Free Delivery to all parts of the City. Your p itronage solicited.
OYSTER PARLOR.
A.LLE3V St.BETWEEN th AIN Stll
First-Class IVfeals Bestof Attention; Everything in SeaEOD
BOARD PER WEEK $7.C0
THREE MEALS 1.C0
c'GLiE MEALS 50
Dinners lor Specia. Occasions a Specialty Try a Weal at this Popular Resor
First-Class Cooks enly Ernplcjed. Accommodations for Families
J CtllUlt, Proprlesair.
TOMBSTONE GAS OO.
A. ASHMAN Lessee.
WELSBACH INCANDESCENT 3AS LIGHT
In General Use throughout the United States and Europe, d successfully comr
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 OF LAMP S.S.TS
Placed in Position Without Extra Charge.
OFFICK I.T BAKU. BBILDIXU. TOMIliT(WE, AsTCZOX ..
jlOOHISE HOUSE. MKS S
U Corner Fourth and Toughnut Streets.
ELE&A1VTL.Y FURlVISHEl R.OOM
g0 Visitors to Ibis city will find the Cochjsk a superior hotel and or
offering excellent accomodations.
A LUGE AND COMMODIOUS SAMPLE ROOM FOR COMMERCIAL MEN.
All Modern Conveniences. Rates Moderate.
SAN . JOSE HOUSE.
MRS. F. J. BEAN, Prop.
Centrally Located, Larger Clean anu
Well Vintilated Rooms.
Palace Hotel.
FIRST CSASS IN EVERY RESPECT. PARLCR FOR CUE
Everything Made Convenient Icr Guests Special Rates to Panics by the W
or Month. Renovated Tbronghcutl
SAMPLE ROOM FOR DRUMMERS. RATE:; REAEGXAB1
HOTEL ARLINGTON
I NEWLY FURNISHED LARGE AIRV1
1 ROOJIS. BEST ACCOMMODATION- .
This Favorite Headquarters for CcimnerciaJ Men hasiectntls been nrwlyotta
renovated and neatly furnished throughout with special refeience to tbe tra-e
public. Rooms ensuite and single. Prices Moderate.
Everything fiirnt-class SamDle rooms for commerial no
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