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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR
PUBLISHED UVEBY EVENING
(StJKDAT ElCKTKD)
W. Hatticb, Editor and Proprietor.
UFJCICIL DIRECTORY.
Mayor
Chief efrolice.
First IWard
Second Ward
rUrdWard
Feat Ward
Coandlssea
P.lR Warnekros
ci. Doyle
- D.
Ifacob Miller
F. W. Doves
K. Watdwd
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xmm eweaas:
2 C.S.Fhr
Imini - - I.V.Viekers
Ksoorder - - A. Weatworth
District Attn ne - - ",0. W. Swata
Probate Judge
Clark District Coun
arreyor - -
Cwart Commissioner
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W. F. Bradley
Soott White
II. Q. Howe
T. A. Bright
I. F. Duncan
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ADTEOaUSBB AafTf .
L. PFISHER, at; Merchants' Exchange
San Francisco.
a H. KELLOGG. No. 31a Pine street.
Room 57 and 58, San Francisco.
E. C DAKE. room 65. Merchant Exchange,
an Franciico.
GEO. P.ROWELL, to Spract St. New
ork.
N. W. AVER ft SON. Philadelphia,
AD tranaactions made by the abort named
persons will be complied with at the PROS
PECTOR office.
What Are We Here For?
T ssa
1 sakcrIltUoBi Rales.
On Year 110 00
otUxlfoatha 6 00
Thne Month! 8 00
OnaMonth. 100
Delirsred by Ottrim for S5 oaate
1 per weak.
Cin AHD COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
A. French-Canadian couple, Leuia
Darwin and hit wife, now living at BL
Paul, Minnesota, lacently osltbratad
the eightieth anniversary ol their
xnarritge. The husband ie 107 and the
wife U 101.
U
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Chicago has produced another enri
oeity. An inventer from the Windy
city is said to have discovered a way
by which portraits can be tent over
the wires by meant of the Roentgen
rays. Thero teams to be no end te
ti.a possibilities of the famous X rayt.
! Territorial aspirant for the gorans
' oiihip of Ar ena under the ineeminf
I administration held a meeting the
i other day in T'heniz te try and ag re
on odc man and thus sake sore of
having homo rule. Each attendant
t voted for himrelf on the first ballot.
I
M
j A dispatch to the World from Lin
jcoln, Nebraska, says: "William J.
Bryan is working with characteristic
energy on his book. His day'a work
t begins at 7 a m. and ends at 11:30 p,
I m. Two expert stenographers are
!kept busy all day in receiving hisdie
. Ution, and iu the eTeningr. Bryan
reriaet his principal speeabes dsliv
"j ered during the campaign, several ol
('which will appear entire, loathe vol
f nme. He expects ta Cniest this work
1 by January 1. , "
THE FUN OR THE M0N?
From tte expression upon our friend face hei.
evidently here for neither but as for U8
WE ARE HERE FOR BOTH,
THE WILLOWS.
CHAS, BULOTTI, Propr.
Choicest line 01 'Wines and
Liquors.
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
Courteous Attention to Patrons.
Alien, bet, 4th A 5th. Tombstone
free Pills.
Send your address te H. E. Bucklen &
Co , Chicago, and get a free sample box
. rn. v;r.' v t ;r p;n. a tela
' will convince you of their merits. These
- -til ! --.- -a :
r :puuauc easy in .imuh uu uc iu(.-
Iv., j ularfy efietr.ivc ia the cure of constipat-
! Ii liver troubles, thev have been Droved in-
l valuable. They are guaranteed to be
" perfectly free from every deleterious sab
stance and to be purely vegetable. They
,' do not weaken by their action, but by
' giving tone to the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Regular
rl size 3$c. per box. Sold by Tontbstone
and Bisbee druggists.
i,
j Two Cups in j
j Une
cpPflNJfe'
rr..
Choice, tender, young
tea leaves, the first pick
ings of .he crop prop
erly cured and packed as
soon as picked never
touched again until open
ed bv the consumer. Re-.
irt
a I A 4.1 47. . .J
sun, uiK iraytaiite anu
strength of two cups of
ordinary tea in one cup
of
Pride of Japan.
tAsk j-otir grocer for it
M. j. bra:jdenstein & CO.
m Saa Fnultc s4 Yofceaaavt
We are handling "
Which for eas' and perfect washing cant' be beat.
COMET SALOON
GAEETATOfcPAtt.Propr's,
WINES.LIQUORS& CIGARS.
Dealers in Bourk's Irish and Scotch
Whisky, and Other Well Known
Brands. A Specialty made
of best Clarets and Wines.
Billiard Parlcr in Connnection and the
Crcles Place in Town.
AJlest, bet. 6tb M. 7sb, Tombstone
Consolidated National Bank.!
Ol Tnuoa, Arla-ona.
Canital Stock - - $50,000.
OFFICERS.
M. P. FREEMAN. President. ,
W. C DAVIS, Vice-President.
H. B. TENNEY.tCashl'i
Issues drafts vsJLbI" at any point inthe
United Stales. Disss bills ot exchange oa a
European cities, and nukes a specialty of ost-oi
town accounts with inrdiv'ntli, firms, and cor
orations. ra.25-1'
PONY SALOON,
J . A. ROSKA 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 tril find "Ar' at home, on Alter.
St. het. 4th and 6t.
Cottolene - Cottolene - Cottolene.
That perfection for shortening purposes is
giving general satisfaction We have it in
3, 5, and 1 0 Pound Pails
Billiard Parlors,
j. n. Mcdonough, Prop.
7he Finest and Best ritled Billiara
Parlors in the City.
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Fren t S'reet, oppasi e Prospector.
FAMILY PHOTOGRAHS ,
OUR SPECIALTY
Careful attention given to turning o t the
Finest vietcs and pictures of all siaes in
a most artist' manner, superior
finish ani'mlnr.
IPJLwDOC wETIMCEW
Taken on short notice. Groups ass
slty Chbia-t, pn:l iilsuili
TjMDXaTAKIXO FASL0SC or
G. 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
Embalmed by the Latest Process.
Tombstone & Fearce
MAIL AND STAGE LINE.
FRANK BLATZ, - Prop.
Makes semi weekly trips to and from
Pearce every Wednesday and Sun
day of each week, making the round
trip in one day, carrying TJ. S. ma,
and passengers.
FARE, round trip - - $i
WF are weil supplied with prepared goads of ail kind
for use during this hot weather consisting of-
Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Beast Turkey, Boast
Chicken, Sardines of all kinds, Canned 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,'
Also in regular receipt 01 Holland, LimDurger and
American Cheese
Importer of the Best Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables in Conjunc
tion. Mixed Drinks a Speeialty.
Private Club Rooms.
Allen, bet. 4tli Gtli.Tombston
PROBATE NOTICE.
Ia the Probate Court of the County of Cc
chisr. Territory of Atisona.
Inthi- miter ol the estate of Emma Hotcombe,
l'ursuact to an order of said court, madr on
the 17th day of September. A, D. 1896. notice is
given that F'iday, the 9th day of October, A. D
i0, at a o'clock p. m. ol said day. at the court
rormofsaid court, at the court house in the
dtj of Tombstone, acd county of Cochise, has
been appointed as th: time and place for prov.
ing the ill of Ltid Emma Holcombe. deceased,
and for hearing the apslirikm el W. F. Nich
ol for the issuance to him of letters testamentary
when and where any person interested may ap
pear and contest the same
W. F. BRADLEY.
S-iS.tr Ez.ofcic Clerk
.)on't Forge: that we are sole ents Jor To i bstone and
Mcnity for
Cta k Saltan 8 Seal Brand
SSSSSSSSS'T'SSSSSSSW
Colee
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GEORGE H. FITTS
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THE Grocer,
i
WA fTED SOLICITORS FOR CAM.
PAIGN Book "Bnran Sewall and Free Silves's
authorized by Bnran written by R, U Metcalf
mAl.r i-U.l. t'jMf XJ 1 t.4 .wuiUl .hVm.
by Bryan, contains speeches and platform. A
bonanza for agents; a Iree silver mine for work.
m; only it $0; the only authorised book 50 per
cent; credit given; freight paid; outfit free, Bein
now with choice of territory; permanent, profi
table work for '96. Address 1 be National Book
Concern Surbuildinr Chicaro. ai
The National Matte Smelter.
A practical and fimple method of mattine
sulphide ore', such as ruckle, con per, to'.il and
silver ores. In localities uhere lead ores and
fuels are scarce and almcot urunainable. our
pyritic, water jacket Matte Smelter has been re
cognized with highly sativfactory results, and
has been thoroughly tested on various pyratic
sulphide and arsenide ores, in capacity of a to
So tons per day. It is the most practical,
cheapest and simplest method of gold and silver
ore nutting and concentrating lht is known
today
It requires no extraordinary skill, no lead ores,
CO fluxing material, anC no fuel of any kind for
the smelter alter it is started. The sulphur in
the ore is its natural fu-1 aniy, and its cost has
no comparison with any other process of con
centratinc We are prepvedto furnish any sire or capac
ity plant complete to substantial mining people,
set it up and furnikh our men to run it for them
on eay payments. Price and specifications
furnished with references and testimonials on
application,
NATIONAL ORE & REDUCTION Co.
573$ Cheltenham Avenue. Sl Loais. Mi,
Manufacturers of Furnaces for
Nickle, .Copper, Gold, Silver and Lead Ore
jai.ty
PROBATE NOITCE.
PUBLIC
ToxasTOsx. Oct, 39, isy
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice; That on the aSih day of Septem
ber. 1896, the firm af Haalewood and tinddy,
doing business at Pearce. county ot Cochise, A
T. mortgaged to Ceo H Fitu all the stock in
trade and personal property of said firm, includ
ing w cck - ! - vi ...-M-i..
of the same, and the same ptoperty and book
accounts were attached in the suit of P B War
oekros. n Hazlewood t Hnddy
This is therefore to warn all persons who are
indebted to said firm not to pay the same to the
said Hailewood ft Huddy. cr either of them, as
such pajment.will not be recognized by u.
i. n. ri in.
-30-iad
:p.b.warnekros.
MHIrFOR-SAEE:
A tenstampmm oysnxti. 6 pan. 3 set.
tiers, an agitator, too 18-foot revolving concen
trators. 16136 CorCs engine, two boilers, all in
good working arder. Building nearly new
Can be moved as it 'dose to railroad "Must
de sold, and can be bo.-ght for $8,000 cash
Address aOsrcciOK -ce. Tombstone An
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MHMniuuuu
'Notice Is hereby rjveti1 thaCtzie duplicate
assessment roll ot the County of Cochise now
in my possession1 for the coHectfon o ' Uses lev
ied for the year I896 in said county -
razes will beccma'iUEncjoenl'cn the 3d
Monday ia DeoemVer 1896. and unless paid
before that lUtsa penalty of 'five per cent wi
be added thereto, , . - t r
, .Payment may bemi'de'at 'fey cflie'td' th
county court house at'Tombstone, during office
hours 9 am to ia raandi trepiai"-
' V'jyyicKEits;
Treasurer "sad Ez-OSdo Tax Collector
Cocfasse county A Ct i- .
.Tomiatooe, October r6,lo6 03
J. J !
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In the Probate Court, County of Cochise Ter
lilury of Arixona.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Emile Inormand deceased;
Notice of Applicatioa for order of sale.
Notice is hereby given that Geo. H. Fitts
Administrator, has filed with the CWk of this
Court a petition praying for an order of sale of
all real and personal property of riecearrd and
that the 5th day of. October. IS96, at 3 o'dock
p. m. of said day helng a dar of a rrgular term
of this court to wit of the October term, 1890
at the Cochise county court house, in Tomb
stone county aforesaid, has been set forbearing
Said petition, when and where any persca inter
ested may appear and show cause why the aai i
sajd petition should not be granted.
W, T. BRADLEY.
Ex-cfnrio Clerk.
Dated Sept.. Jib iq4,
tOvicc to wrcuiiOro.
In the Probate Court of thc.Couuty of Cochise,
Territory, of Arizona.
ESTATE OF JANE L. BERRY, aectasad.
Notice is hereby given by the andersiged ad
ministrator of the estate ot Jane L. Berry, de.
ceased, to the creditors of and all persona hav
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit -Ihem," with the necessary voucher,
within ten months alter the first publicati-a
of this notice, o the admiaistraior. at WiHrnr
pa tte county of Cochise.
WILLIAM M. R1WJS.
Administrator of the estate of Jane L. Berry,
'deceased.
Deed Drsniu-2nd, i8j4 Da-tf
Notice to Creditors.
Estatejof Emma Ilolcombe'deceased.
TtJBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
C by the undersigned administrator of the
(Date cfFrrma Holcombe deceased tothecred
trrs of and'all persons having lalms against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with the nec
essary ,vouchTs, within lour months after the
first publication of thisnotice, to the said ad
ministrator, at his- office in the tnwa ot Will
cox, la the said county of Cochise.
W. F. NIOIO' s.
Adnrmistrator, with the will annexed, of th
jfcstat 4 Emma Holcomb. deceased.
Datec!a Wjltaiythis iath dav ef October,i
"" O.I3t
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
against purchasing or negotiating a paper pur
porting to call tor one hundred dollars, favor of
John. Gales and endorsed by me as same has
been paid, as I bold Mr. Galea receipt Fa!
paper las been lost. T, B. CH VrTMAN
Pearco, As. 17 stavl
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mmammsSsSBam
PIONEER
Carriage t Blacksmith
A. H. EIIy 3VTJEI-. Prop.
Corner Third an 1 Allen.
The largest 'and Best Equipped Establishment of u Kiud in
the Territory.
All Kinds of Buggv, Wagoi and
"Wood-work Neatly amd
Promntlv Done.
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aHpaB0BMKjnnsBi
BLAGKSMITHING
AND HORSESHOEING.
Best Facilities for Doing All Kinds of
Repairing in Wood and Iron. None
but First-class Workmen
Employed.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
a"Full assortment of hardwood and iron lor sale.
B
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O. L. CUMMINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
COR. 5TH AND FREMONT STREETS.
Beel, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausage, Bologna Pickled Trip
Choice Steaks, Roasts, etc. Experienced Cutters.
Free Delivery to all parts of the City. Your patronage solicited.
OYSTER PARLORb.
AlSiJEXS St. 13ETAV13EJX 4tlk ATS nth
First-Class Meals Best'of Attention; Everylhirg in Season
BOARD PER WEEK $7CG
THREE MEALS.. 'Z..1 1.G0
SINGLE MEALS 50
Dinners, tor Sntcia. Occasions a Specialty Try a Veal a: this Pccular Resor
First-Class Cooks only Employed, accommodations for Families
J CAUSER, I'rprlesor.
TOMBSTONE GAS OO.
WELSBACH
A. ASHMAN Lessee.
INCANDESCENT 3AS LIGHT
In General Use throughout the United States and Europe, -d ? iccessfully comr
ing with Electricity, both in Brilliancy and Cost of Light. Uss Three Cub
Feet of Gas per Hour, and yields a Light of Sixn Candl; Powerv
Equal to four ordinary burners with double that anisus: cf .-.s.
vCOST OF I-.AJVII &&.YG
Placed in Position Without Extra Charge.
OFF1CK I.-V BAU BCILUI9U. TOMBSTOSE, AlllZO.I I
nnr.Mi.QF wni i.qf mrs. a. adasux
VWI UWh. IIVWWU. p
Propriettess
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U Corner Fourth and Toughnut Streets.
EUE&AViTUY FUKIVISHrjEID ROOHlt
0ssvVUitora to this city will find the Cochise a superior hotel end o:
offering excellent accomodations.
A LAM AND COMMODIOUS SAMPLE ROOM FOR COMMERCIAL MEN.
All Modern Conveniences. Rates Moderate.
SAN JOSE HOUSE.
MRS. F. J. BEAN, Prop.
Centrally Located, Large, Clean am
Well Vintiated Rooms.
Palace' Hotel.
Mrs. S. GALLEN, Pi or
Fifth bet. AiN-n and Toujj .r.u .
Toiiibstont-, A; izni4
FIRST CSASS IN EVERY RESPECT. PARLf R FC1 ( CF:
Everything Made Convenient lor Guests Special Rales to Ponies b th. W
or Mnmh. Rerovatrd Throughout,
SAMPLE ROOM FOR DRUMMERS. RATE.'! REAfCXABi
HOTEL ARLINGTON
I NEWLY FDKXI3HKD LARGE 'Alh
J R0031S. BEST ACCOMBIODATlt'X
This FavoriteHeadquartersforCcniJiercialMenbasiecer.il Utn r--l) it:t
renovated and neatly furnished throughout with special itftiti re to iVe tia-c
public. Rooms ensuite and single. Prices Moderate.
Everything -fiixnt-claas Samole rccma for commeria m
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