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The Prospector.
DECEUBIK 16.1896
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"" J. J. Fbet General Manager.
A. Naugle. L. H. Auxbcht. '.
Assist General Manaer. Traia Matter.
6.00pm
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.ooam
1.40 am
a 37 am
1.15 pm
MARICOPA Jt PHOENIX R. R.
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North stations South
MoopmLv Phoaix Ar 800am
.5pro ,.:,Topi. 735am
9.copra K) .me 700am
y.3jpr Sicaton 6 25 m
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E. S. Shamp. Geo. Supt.
LOCAL NOTES.
bilver it quoted at 5$
Condiderable freight oontinuei to
attire lor oar local merchants.
200 Boy's Knee pants. Cost only.
at Bakbow's.
A. Chisbolm ii a visitor to the
county seat from Willsox,
Xo. S Stoves, 15 at
Barrow'u.
The Spanish-AmericsD alliance will
hold a convention in Tucson on De
osmber 20.
m
Surveyors are at work at Date Creek,
near Preioott. laying off a sits for a
water storage dam.
A man bit by a dog, a dead dog; two
aaaa slabbed and nnolhtr in jail, is
the summary of a Crowned King
Holland Herring,
Limbergor Chepefe,"
and Sauer Kraut, a.
Koflkk's.
Geo. Forter formerly of the Orb is
orsrfrom Bisbte on a short trip.
Georga is not yet t!irou;h telling
bsar iloriss and hair breadth exper
ience of bis recent huntic trip to
Mexico.
If you went a good No. 6. cookslove
SCTST&! pin Dt nl, nisi a small
beating stove thrown in; ill second
band but in good condition, can be
bad for $10, cash ; al-o a good sewing
machine Singer second hand but in
Al working order. for?12,ca.b. Call
at this office for oarticular', tf
.IJIe'-S',.-nlaUarftAln'7
but we do know dial the S. P. train
failed to eonnect with S. M. and A. at
Benson and as a const jii6ncn we have
bo eastern mail
Awarded
Highest Honors Worlds Fair,
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A awe Grape Cream of Tatar Powder. Pe
(bjmAsmmiiii, Akin or any other adulterant, I
V YEARS THE STAKOAatf '
CREAM
BAKING
BLACKJACK'S BAND
Supposed to be Disbanded and
Seeking bafety.
Word receired in Tombstene of the
whereabouts of the Blaek Jack band
is to the effect that that terreriziug
band has pretty muoh disbanded and
have left the territory.
.After the Dear Creek sight Joase
Williams and one other of the band
whose name is not known, Isit in one
direction, and neither hide, balr rr
track of either of these have been
heard of since, while JBlaek Jack,
whois horse was thet fiem under him,
hid around uutil he could make his
escape. He flockd by himself, gfing
toward Mexico. He was traced to dif
ferent ranches and followed across th
line. Later he made tracks toward
Xogalts where it is presumed be Jn
guited himielf and boarded thb K. M.
and A. foi a ride out of the country.
It was was known that be had con
siderable money as he offVred to pay
for some victuals at the 1st t ranch ard
was anxious of the whereabouts of his
two partner., beuing apparently as
much at sea of their location as the
officers.
The supposition that Black Jack
had disguised himself and left Nogales
on the train is arrived at by different
facts traced to reliable sources, all of
which poiDt to hit intention of so do
ing. It is believed he went to San
Antonio, Texas.
Cranberries, eastern apples and
Buckwheat flour at
Wolcott's.
A SMOOTH SCHEME-
Bat as Full of Business as an
Egg is of Meat
An attractive scheme for robbing
the unwbry has lately been worked in
Chicago ss a mining investment. A
western gold mining company wanted
$40,000 te develop it plant. To ob
tain this it issued stock for $200,000
on which a dividend of S per cent was
guaranteed for ten years. The guar
antee wat made through a Chicago
bank, the stock being sold at par.
The bank withheld SO per cent of the
amount received for the stock or in all
$160,000, remitting to its client, the
mining company, the $40,000 required
te develop the mine.
Col. It. F. Hafford returned home
today from IUndsburg, California,
where he went on c business trip,
but what he di'eovered or who met in
this new eldorado we are unable to
state as we have not met tba Colonel
since his arrival.
The Prospector acknowledges re
ceipt of a Columbia calendar from the
Pope Manufacturing Co., of Hartford,
Connecticut. It is a handy arrange
ment adapted for memorandum notes
and ready reference. Send to them
fur one.
Prof. Charlton tho musician who
recently gave au entertainment in this
city for thebentlitof thepublic school
is making prosrets with an entertain
ment at Benton for the holidays. Tha
local amatiurs oL that railroad center
will participate.
Seamstress Sewing Machines, equal
to ell, inferior to none. Beduced te
$20.
at B arrow's
The Catholic fair tlosed Satarday
night in a blazo of glory. The final
business was wound tip, aBd the large
building was crowded until there was
. Jig jfqm anywhere.
The total amount realizKl ty tto
management la between thiity-two
and thirty-three hundrcJ dollar.
Citizen.
The account of tli. recent horrible
find by Cocopah Indians near Yuma of
a muruereu uian a puti.'isneu in wm
PBOSriCTOR was btleived at firt to
have been a Ce:bi.e county prospector
who was recently discharged a9 cured
from the hcipiinl here as the latter
left for that country and the descrip
tion t allied with him. However upon
further inquiry it has developed that
the unfortunate man waa not the hos
pital patient although bis identity is
yet ubknown.
SecdleseBaisics,
London Layer,
Fresh Currents,
"" Cape Cod Cranberries,
Kiciian Citron, at
IHonxK'e.
I
A G0UD IDEA.
For the Purchase and Develop
ment of Mines.
An incorporation has been formed
in Silt Like, with a capital of $50,000,
divided ino 500 ottificatea ol a par
value of $100 each, and it is the aim
and iuUntisn of the company to
a'cure a Hat of SOU members, each of
whom ttill hoi t ona certificate of
stock, and no inenib r will be allowed
1 1 ewn or hidd more than one certifi
cate. The fund accumulated by the
sain at them 5U0 certificate will be
used only in the purchase of mining
properties, for the development of
whioh each member of the association
will be assessed $2 a month. Suoh
associations might well be formed by
business men aad miners in all camps
for the purpose of iaveelingiu and de
veloping mine; at home.
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 Dr. King's New
Discovery cured Her, and she says it
saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eegers, 139
Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from
a dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything else
then bought f" bct'.le of Dr. Kind's
New Discoverp and in two weeks was
cured. He is naturally thankful. It is
ruch results, of which there are samples
that prove the wonderful efficary ot the
medicine in coughs aad colds. Free
trial bottles at Tombstone and Bisbee
drug stores, Regular size 50c and S1.00
Fall
only.
and winter overcoati. Coit
AT BaKKOlv'g.
SCIENTISTS BAFFLED.
A 3Iissouri Physician Claims
to Have Mastered Disease
"All disease is but one di.eais with
three modes of ezprenion, I have
after twenty-five yinrs of ceaele:s
labor and scientific research mastered
the secret and mystery of the ono di
sease. I have diecovcml a modo of
inesulition by wbisti a man rai.v be
positively innured against all disease
known to humanity, and as a proof
of my sincerity I am willing, even
anxious to i-Uke my life upon the re
sult of experiments under my direc
tions to be conducted by scientists ap
pointed for the purpose."
So said Dr. Thomas Powell a rest
less bright-eyed little man, as he stood
in bis laboratory in Columbia Mo.
He left Columbia, recentsy for Los
Angeles Cal., at which place he
will undergo the remarkable test
of inoculating himeelf with the
germs of mottdcadly diseases with the
view of proving his theory or literally
periahicgin the attempt. Anioug the
germs which,he proposes to voluntary
take into his system both in the blood
and stomach, are those of cholera, con
sumption, dip'.hfiia, glandsn, tetanus
or lockjaw, or typhoid fever and lep
rosy. A few weeks ago Dr. Powell started
the professors and students in the
chemical labrctory of the Missouri
Univereity by inoculating himself
with tho germs of a number of terrible
di.eiie:, including glanders, consump
tion and cholera. It was the verdict
of tho profesiors that the doctor would
be a dead man in less tban a week, but
heaurvived the ordsal without showing
the slightest indication of injury from
the treatment. He went through a
similar experience recently in St Louis
before a number of scientist of that
city.
Last August while working in the har
vest field became qverheatcd-W)4 iV
jw an -- " "" atnaajy auu
neatly oeaci. oir. v.ummings, tne drug
gist, gave me a dfjse of Cnainbetlain'
Colic, CholcM nr d Darrhiea Remedy
winch cuinpetiiy relieved ine. I now
kep a b -Mle r,( the remedy handy. A.
M. KuvNF.LI, Cenierville, Wash. For
I deny D ueisu .
Tic Tioie- Ind x of Sn Bernardino
has an account of a valuable proparity
about 50 miles from that city the Gold
Mountain miues of which John A.
Church is at the head. Mr. Church
was the liret rUeriritendant and man
ager of the T. M. it M. properties here
and is rcmemberM by all Tombstone-
ers. Thos. Lowry ,wbo for many
yeirs has been foreman of these prop
erties, has been sent for by Mr. Church
and it is presumed Mr. Lowry will be
tendered a similiar position wih the
Gold Mountain.
New line of clocks at
WoiXffli'a
CAS A GRANDE.
Arizona's Ruin of Prehistoric
Build.
Of the above name 1 ruin the secre
tary of the interior says:
"The Casa Grande ruin, located near
Florenc, in the territory, i me of the
most noteworthy rlic of aprthiitorlc
age and people, re uaiuing within tho
limits of the United States, The land
on which it is located it part of 480
acres reserved from settlement by ex
ecutive ordor dated June 22, 1892. It
was discovered already in a ruinous
condition, by one Padre Cino, in 1C92.
and since that time hat been a sub
ject of record by explorers and histo
rians. This structure, like others
erected by the most advanced among
the native races in the southwest, is
of perishable material, being built of
c.ijou that is, of puddle 1 clay, molded
into walls dried in the sun.
"The director of the bureau of
American Ethnology, who at the i
stance of this department caused an
examination of the ruin to be made,
concludes his report in the matter by
stating:
"In viow of the slow yet ever
Increasing rata of destruction ef the
ruiu and of ite great interest as a tan
gible record of the prehistoric inhabi
tants of this country, no he-itation is
felt in recommending that the struc
ture li protected end practically
perpetuated by a suitable roof, so de
signed as to shield the walU from rain
and sun and al ilia same lime prtnil
an unobstructed view of the ruin from
any direction.' "
SUNNY ARIZONA.
Soil and Climate suited to the
Culture of Dates.
Thn profitable cultivation of the date
in Arizona has passed the experimen
tal ft ape, and those who have been
testing the same during the last ten,
yeare, give evidence that the date palru
can be cultivated in any class of soil,
peculiar to southern Arizona and that
the amount of water necessary for t'u
ame after the first year is insignifi
cant, ns the plant will grow acd flour
ish whero the cacti thrives, e it be
longs to the cacti family.
The Stir thinks that now there Is a
chance for the occupation uf the vast
areas of fertile mesa landa which are
covered with lnxuriant grasses and
cacti. Why should not the anmo be
utilized? Why should these vast
nreia of lend which are to highly
adapted to tho production of this
favored fruit, and which tt-day is
brought by the thousands of tans from
the orient for consumption at home.
The fruit which has been produced in
Arizona bus been declared by compe
tent expeits, to be tit fine and as derir
ablo m Mie very choicest imported
dates. L-t thia mihijct hi gittd
nntil our people will enter upon the
pleasant and profitable industiy for
which Arizona is by rlimalic and
ether conditions fo highly adapted.
LOOK HERE!
Do you want some fine lay
ing hens of blooded stock
cheap? soo hens and 12
roosters of white ?nd Brown
leghorn and Black Spanish
varieties. Good layers, -vill be
sold at $12 per dozen. Ca!5
and see them and buy a dozen
for home use.)
A. D. Walsh,
Can Can Restaurant.
Agents Bier money, article
to Fell to every rancher.
Address Mullen & Co.
Los Angeles. Cal,
1880. 1896.
16ft Annual Ball
Rescue Hose ColTo2
AT
MINING EXHACNGfc HALL,
New Years Eve Dec 31. 1890.
All members areTrequested
uniform.
to appear in fuT
$1
Mmic by the Mexuaa BaoJ.
KOTIOE.
TOMBSTONE, November 35. 1896.
Office of Ihe Uoard of Supervisors of CocU-e
vountv.
Notice ishceby ejten that the Hoard of Sa
pervnors vii 1 sell at pnva'e sate the followitg
deacrib d real estate, limite In said county, tlx
same having bern duly toMand by tx VM
eenvcj ed to lhe Terntory of Arizona by the Tax
OuItctorcC said county totecour the urpald
tax and cliargcs against each tract or paictl of
I jr.d, as the same appears ol record la the ofhee
of the Tax Collector and Recorder of same, to
wit; Mti I A Alleock. Tombstone Lot t.
Wok 45
G.benaro AnavJ. Bisbee adebebouse.
Joe lii ton. Tombsune, Lots 1, 3 and
j,BIock63
XIacuel Billioia, Bisbee 1 frame
boiue
4 90
6 63
5 4
4 o
PA Ilo)er. Dos Cabens Blacksmilh
shop and stable '7 35
A Binrbati. SI. Datid Improve
ments oc ranch
I F Branom Improveminuonranch
Malcomb Improvements on
ranch
Juan Barillo. Willcox Lot 17. Block
20
CS Carle. Tombstone Lot 14. Block
3
Wm Cavanaut-h, Tomltone Lots 5
and, Bloct.3
N Chrotianson, bL David Ira
provcruents on ranch
W R Duucan, West Huachueas Im
provements c a ranch ...
James Doyle. Benson Lot 18, Block
Allen R Enelish. Tombstone Llttla
Pedro mine. No. 96; Biz Pedro
mine. No. 94; I-ots 14, 15, 16
and 17, Block 44
A EscaUnte. bisbee 1 frame house. .
C E Frederick. Tombstone W K of
lot 6, blocks
Sam Fnedman, Benson Lots 37 and
38, block 18
W C Gieenwecd. Benson E K of S
W IS and W of S li 11. Sec sS
Tp 36, R30
Coneepdon Gonialw. Benson Lots
lands SE T of N E X fee 19.
Tp3, li 19
Ignacio GJI, Lower "an Pedio Im
provements lesus Gomales, Lower San Pedro N
K of N E ii or N W U, Sec 19,
Tpi3- R3
ChrisGraner. Chiricahoa mountains
S EJfSec 3,Tpi7,R29.. . .
W A Gray, St. Dand Improvements
T T Hunter Willcox Sec 19, Tp
13. R 5; Sec 16 Tp 13. R 35. ..
Hall, Aston and Gray Del Val grant
G Lonerg-in, Benson Lot 13. bloej
83
30 81
633
it 03
so S3
6 a
I 3
v) 06
9 99
5 9
39 "8
63 51
31 97
36 04
8 48
iS 73
44 3
16 84
40 88
1ST 36
3
J C Loss. W of N W U and W K
of S W li bee 38. Tp 15, R 34..
Mead and Clari. Tombstone Lot 7
bock 19 2037
Nicholas Meri Lower Saa Pedro
Improvements en ranch.... .... 19 43
E Morales. Willcox Lot 18, Dlocks6 a6 57
Juan Morales, WQcox Lt 17, block
26 491
Jacob Martixci. WUIccx Lot 1 block
13 7 97
R McCormlcV. Tombstone I-ots 1
and 2. block it S 76 1
Mrs. L) II McNW. Tombstone San
Di'ko nuncNo. 100 8 33
EG Norton, Bbee Improvements
Main streets 27 93
T O'Bneri, Sulphtxr Sprin; tal'ey
Improvem rts en ranch 41 93
Mrs. C V Puih. Willccx Lo: 16.
block 35 IOC!
J R Pansh S E X Sec 14. Tp 17, R
ao ISIS
R Raadle, Bisbee Frame house ""11 37
Andres Rebiel, San Peiro Improve-
iiestson ranch 113 93
O. M, Renaui, Sin bimon valley
Improvements on ranch........ 34 20
ED Roberts. San Tedro Imprcve-
rr.ents on ranch 663
Ouoct Sing, Tombstone Lot 16, blk.
16 IS 15
WF Stoer. Eibee Adobe house. . 18 10
Noah Seeto S E ; Sec 39, Tp 16
R 3 ISS
R D S ton N E l( Sec 3, Tp 16.
K29.... Is 15
E Saenz K of Sec 4. Tp 13, R 19. . 7 61
Tul'v, Dolores and OchoaK of SW
'ii sd E ;; of bec 30, Tp ao. K
. S E li and .V of N E U .
S0C31, Tp 16, R 20; N 1 of N E
H and W H of N W See 31.
Tp 17, R ai SOS"
Ucknnwrn, Richmond mine No, 99,
Tombstone disctrict 508
Unknown, McLelland mine No. 100
Tombstone i-lrttiCt
Unkno n. May trine No. 154, Tomb
stone district. ...... ...... .....
4 39
4 91
9.
Unknown Oi'hirmine. Na 37 Win
chester district
Uuknava. Copr-r Kinj mine Na 38
Cochise district
G S White. Willcox Lot 11 b'ock 32
S 08
S 08
3 'i
J. S. WILLIAMS,
Chairman,
Attest
Clerk.
By W, A. Haewood.
Deputy.
SHERIFFS SALE.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS'HF.rkiiv rivpv
that under and by villus of a special execution I
is-ued out the DLtiict Court, of the First Judl
ciU District of theTrmtory of "riiona. in and '
ijrmwounty 01 (.ochise. on tho 31st day of
""'. , vn a jucment tnereon ren
dered on the 20StdtT of November. 1E96, in
favi-r of Paul a Warnekros, pl-fiuff. and
aa'nst If. C Hazewoodand D.niel Huddy,
copar-ners nnder ihr firm name of Haalewood
& l'uddy,"tctendaits. lor the sum of two
thoound ana Jony'inei and 43-100 dollars,
and one hundred and seven'y-five 4;-loo dol-
us i-.i ui aa-i, anu accxniLrj COS.S, py wnlch
town oi t-earc. ciuntyand temtory aforesaid,
and ."e:nbed as follows, to-wit:
Two lots in said lown of Pearce. known as
thesto-e and 'umber ya'd of said Hatlewood
I'udrly, on ths east side of Willcox street and
bounded en tlie north by the property of Henry
Fret.
I will sell si pob'ie sale to the highest and
best bidder for ca.Ii. currency of trm United
States, en the
I6TH DAY OF DECEMBER. i8c6.
at i o'c'ock p.'m. of that day; all the rigM,
litie and Ictereet which the said Hatlewcod
and Hoddy bad in and to the said ab ,ve dea
cubed real es'ate, en the 31 day ot October,
1896. the day the alUchroentin aaid ca-e was
levied thereon.
C.'.FLY.
Sheritr.
iate4 Novaciber 33rd J1E9. niajti
lEXSil!?- Everything Jn Our Lino is Firft Claw! G..ods
JOSEPH
CORNER FIFTH AND FB.EMONT STREETS
Sm P B fc a m t? Ufa
DEALER TN
6e
Cape Cod Cranberries
Seedless Raisins
London Layers,
Fresh Currents
Siscilian Citron.
ANGELICA, SHERRY,
PORT, ZINFENDEL,
JOHANNESBURG, WHITE
Sauer Kraut,
Limberger
STAPLE AID IFiNCYi GROCERIES
CHOICE
GlnfS, BRANOiES and Vi HISKSES
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Holland Herring.
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