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VOL. X-
DAILY PROSPECTOR.
City aud County Oilicial Paper
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
(ExcErr Sunday)
BY
Wm. Hattich Editor aal Proprietor.
Fremont St. Opposite City Hull
The Pospecto will not hold itself respon
sible for any of the articles or sentiments ea
pressed by any of it correspondent!.
Entered in the Tombstone Postoffi as
Second diss matter.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES RE1LLY. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. Land and Mining
cases a specialty. Tombstone, Arliona.
WM.CSTAKHLE. ATTORNEY AT
Law and Notary Public. Tombstone
Aiixcna. .
G
EO. Y. SWAIN, ATTONEY AT
Law. Will practice in all courts of the
Territory. Tombstone Arizona.
OS. uLARK. AITONLY AND Coun
selor atLaw. Offi on Fourth Strt.
between Allen and Toughnut, Tnrol
Wai practice in a'J lie courts of the
m. iiibi tc RRAKVILLEIOHNVrON.
U Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Vr.t-.rv Puhlic. .7 Frrroont street beU
th and sth streets, A member oCthe Bar of
the Supreme Court ol the I erruoty. ana ui
practice tn any oi inc courcs urciciu.
A
WENTHWORTH COUNTY RE
corder and Abstract Office. Abstracts
of t'tle to real estate and mines furn
sheil promptly and acurately. Complete wan
scripts. OCce in Court House. Tombstone.
o
E. ALVORU. 1USTICE OF THE
Peace. OSceon Allen si: Dei. 31 a.
ath Tombstone.
A
L. KOSXA, UST1CE OFTHF i'EALfc
Office on 4tn St. ues. rtiicn uu
Tougbnut. Tombstone.
WS. GORDON. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND
Snrrcon: OfSce adioioine his residence
" 00 4th street. Call attended st aU hours
day and rugnt.
"i CEAKIE, ASSVYER AND MEFA-
hluzical laboratory. Cff.ce No 319.
' Fremont St. opposite City HalL
THE ORDERS.
F &. A M.
KINO SOLOMON LODGr- NO. 5
Mee ts third Saturday in each month.
Veiling brothers cordially invited to at-
end. 1 h Mcpherson, w. m..
A L GROW Secretary.
R. A M.
OOCHISE CHAPTER HQ. 4 MEETS
third Wednesday in each month. Ms
itirsr Companions cordially invited to at
tend. TOM LOWRY. H. P.
A. VTEKTWORTH Secreury.
r- -. c -mt A
WASHINGTON CAMP NO t MEETS
ist Friday even'ne in each month. Vis-1
w " itintr Comrafles cnraiauy invro-o.
. W. CLARK. President.
A. L. GROW. Secretary.
A. O. U. W-
-T-OMBSIONE LODGE NO 3. A. O U.
I W. meet ist and 3rd Thursday in each
month. Visiung brothers cordially in-
tited.-
ROBT. BESrM.W.
MOSMONIER Recorder.
W.D.
" K. OF P-
m. uirn'A LODGE KNIGHTS OF
APvthias No 4. meets every ist and 3rd
. .' ... , ' ..I. VTcitiner
Monday s in ci ujuulu. . -b
rothers ccrcJaUy invited.
A. H. EMANUEL, C. C.
WJ.TJMONMpNIER.K. ofS.-
PROTECTION HOSE COMPANY NO J,
meets First Snnday in each month at
their hose house en the corner ol Seventh
and Fremont streets, opposite the school house.
WM. GARRETT,
Foreman,
TOM M1TH Secretary.
R
E
Rescue hce company meets
First Sunday in each montn at iny nail
FrnrriKtlrrl. I. V VIOKEkS.
INTWORTH.Srcty President
J, N. McDONOUGH. Forcrnaa.
WGtNE COMPANY NO 1. MEETS
latt ISaaday in ea b mon-.n at nose ootse
on t!, e-irneri.fTotishnat and sth street.
JOSEPH LIPPEKT Foreman
1IENRV DUSKKK, secretaiy.
X
anid An ?gent in evoy settle
Uca
iAal
to can-
W ii i 10 c a Ut msde: sdiA at sicht
alcna man tn 111 staolc coo! to dealCTS
best fide. line, S7S a ircth. SiUry or Urye
jommUsion mace; eircrience unnecessary , For
sealed patticulus lend sump. Clilten Soap
it Muno'acturing Company, Cincinnati, urao.
WATER
WORKS.
F. CALVES, Prop.
rompt Service. Water per barrel, 2501$.
Per bucket, 5 els.
"Soecial Rates to" Families
Leave orders with wagon.
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UNION
WATCHWORD
80. 1896.
I61I1 Annual Ball,
Rescue Hose Co 1Io2
AT
MINING EXCHANGE, HALL,
o.x
New Years Eve Dec. 31. 1890.
AH members are requested to appear in full
uniform.
TICKElo $1
Music by the Mexican Band.
Summons.
In ibe District Court first judicial district
of lii Territory of Aiizoni in and for the couo
ofCoise.
MARION FITZGERALD.
Plamtia
vs.
WILLIAM G. FITZGERALD,
Defendant.
Action brought in the .District' Court of the
First judical District of the Territory 01 Ari
xooa in and for the county of Cochise, and the
comprint ciea in tne saia county oi t.ocaise in
tee ot ice oi tne ciera 01 saia uistnct court.
The Territory of Arizona sends greefng to
wuuamo. ritrgeraia, aetenaanu
You are hereby required to appear in an acti-sn
brougit itgainst you ojr tne aoove namea
Dlaint ff in the District Court of the First Juili
dal District of the Territory oi Arizona, in an'j
forth" County 01 cocnise, ana to answer tn:
comDlaint hied therein, vilhin ten dats (evctu
jivcot the day of servict J after the service en
you cf this summons ,11 servea witnin t,
count, or if served out of this county, but ir
this district within twenty diys; otherwise (run-
in thnly days); or judgment by aelauit win te
taken against yon according to ue prayer o.
said complaint. '
The said action is brcuzht to dis'i-Ive the
bonds of matrimony existim; between the plain
tiffs nd the defendant and that the custody of
the minor child be awarded tc the plaintiff and
for such other, and further relief a the law
gives.
Given under my hand and, the real ef the
Court of the First 'judicial D strict
of the Territc T of Arizona, In and
(seal) fortheCountr of Cochise; this 21st
day of December in the year cf our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and nicety six.
SCOTT WHITE Clerk
By A, II, Emanuel.
Deputy Cok. ' d2l-tf
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CALX
S. M.
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TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA WEDNESDAY
REOPENED.
An Ancient Producer Again
to be Worked,
XE R GItASS VALLEV.
3Iackay and Flood Will Oper
ate a Mine on a large
Scale.
WORK FOR THE MINERS
Sax Fkascisco The Allison Ranch
mine, which a quarter of a century ngo
was ono ot the best producing mines
in the vicinity oi Grass Vulley, ie to bo
reopened aud worked to it) fuUntit ca
pacity. The mine is now owned by
John W. Mackay end James I. Flood.
Seamstress Sewing Machines, rqual
to all, inferior to none. Keduced to
$20.
AT BaKROW'S
If your tea is good, it is
cheap; if it is not good, it
is dear, no matter what you
pay for it you "had better
drink water.
But good tea is better
than water sometimes, be
cause it tastes good, and
whatever tastes good makes
the stomach work right.
So good tea Schilling's
Best is cheap.
A ScMHinc & Company
san rr&ncisco
VA
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BROWs
BARROW.
COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD
MORE FAILURES.
Suspension oi Chicago Bus',
incss Houses
DUE TO BANK FAILURE.
A Crash in Financial Circles.
Heavv Withdrawals from
Other Banks.
STATE OF INSECURITY.
Chicago The failure of Angus t
Gildele, contractors; The American
Brewing, Malting fc Elevator Oo.;Oco.
A. Ves Mailing & Elevator O., and
Geo. A, Wei.i individually, all of these
beins due lu liie colla.peof tli" Nat
ional Bank of Illinois?, wero the
echoes today of the bank failure yes
terday. Ktins were made on the Garden City
Banking and Tsuit corapiny, tho Hi
bernian Saving ban!: and tho Illinois
Trust and Savings b.nfc, but noao of
the runs were of much importance.
No atateraeat was filtd as to ajiola ami
liabilities of the two incorporation.
'liriitintt EIvc.
The public are respectfully invited
tobrinpany and ull pru-ents for t'pi
children and hate them placfUon tins
Xmas tree at Mining Excbango Hall.
There will bo no programme t!ii yenr
but arraiigemrnl liave been undo eo
that the chlllreii tuav enjoy thon.-
selves with games, o!c,
W.am rnuivoil frr.t Siinfl niiillJ. At
he will be present in all his traditional
glory. Children look out for the good
old mtn.
1v t .Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoete Thomas of Junction City
III., was told hy her doctors she had con
sumption and that there was na hope for
her, bat tvo bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery cured her, and she sys it
saved her life. Mr. Thos. Esrgers, 139
Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from
a drsadfu! cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything else
then bought one bottle of Dr. King'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 wonderlul efficacy ot the
medicine m cougns aaa corns, rrce
trial bottles at Tombstone and Bisbee
drugstores, Regular size 502 and Si. 00
...
TEA.MS WANTED.
TnVinul coke and coooer bul
lion between theterminus of
A
tne V3tni
s-
-rtt..
f CAin-y ,
fAllU
Northern railway and thetown
of Globe Arizona. For part
iculars address V. W. Ed
wards, at Geronimo, Ariz na.
tf i
gssja
Theliigliest
tobaccos
good S3
Every
knows there is none jast
as t;cod ss
BUL!
Yea will find
rap.
each twoouncelxg.and two cou
pons insMlc
bsgot lilackwcus Durham.
Bay n has; of this cele
brated lobr.cocnd read the
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I coupon wbicit ctves slkt .
of valnatle
to ret
EVENING. DECEMBER 23
MARK'S INFLUENCE
Two Senators Call on Mr
Hanna
Sit, VERIrE FOR GAUiNET
A Long Conference With the
Great Chairman Which
Looks Significant-
THURSTON AND SHOUP.
Clevelasi), Ohio Senators Thurs
ton cf Nebraska and Shotip of Idaho
arrived in tUe city this incrr.ing and
werr driven iminedfut'Iy'io tlio olHee
of M. A. llannc, sihere a loai confer
ence was held. While it wis elated
that tin? visit was of a social nature, it
was known thai the primo object of
the conference was to discus cabinet
mature, and, as a gentlemnti cloje t'j
Mr. Hanna stated, tliero ivm little
doubt tliat Mestn. Thurston ad
Shoup desired to sreuro Mr. Harmu'd
inlluence towards tho tehction of
forne man for the silver district wiiich
they represent a n niember of the
cabinet.
nUCKLI.VS AilN'IO.V S.VUVE.
I'tebesr salvo in toe world, for cuts
baisesj sorc, utccri, "-alt rheum, fever
sores, tcttr. . harped hands, chilblains
corns, and n'l skn t:iup;mis arid jiosi
tivdv iuici l'l.ci, vi n. paymrni r-quir
ed in zvmn ei u piv t-fefrt btis a
i facti -n cr tnu-iev rc-irul'd. I'rccs 50
Word hajcern inrb-s. F-r s;.i,j ' 'orrhioi.e
I T1
SredletVKairiu.',
I.ntidou Layer,
Presh Ciirrj-ntu,'
Cape Cod Cratbtrricp,
Siciian Citron, at
IIofler'..
I'llo--: ilp-! Itcliinsr,' X'ile
SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching
and stinging; nu.st at night, worse by
scratching. I' a'loTd o 'ontinu- tum
ors form, which often bleed and ulceratet
becoming very sire. Swayne's Ointmen
stopitheitchingand blredisg, heals utce
atton. and in most cases removes the
rumors. t At druggists, or by mail, fot
Jo cents. Dr.;Swayxc srsd Son, Phila
delD' 7.
If you want a good Sik 6. cookstove
ecverHt pan and potn. alro a email
heating stove thronrn in; all Ftccnd
hand but in good condition, cart be
had for ?10, cash; alo a good ewing
maclitnf- Singer -crmj hand but in
Al working order, for $12, cash. Call
at thisolfica for particti'ar-, tf
The VOiiH J?si .'Si.-'
r,v jyrro '- cj :-t . :v
eturi'scirrrs Hit: Roy-'
', lira for other
r
is "Jnst cs t
' ckV
IJtirhara." j
old smoker
V.
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one coupon inside
each tour ounce
presents and how '
uictn. t
AFTERWARD.
1Sq6.
Highest cf all in Leaveain?- wowtr.-
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H mvW S SLJm sTEfc
iBGS.l'EO' 3P5JKE
LATEST NEWS
borty People Precipitated
into a River
A BRIDGE GIVES WAY
The Two Jaw Pugilists Will
31eet in New ork to
Sign Articles.
LYNCHING IN TENNESSEE
Whecusg. W. Va. At Littleton, a
Mispentljn bridge over the crek broke
down nrhtltf cratvded with people re
turning from a church entertainment.
Thirty or forty people were precipita
ted into tbn slrkam. One was killed
and two probably fatally injured.
Sax FitAKCJjCo Bub Fitziiaiu'ous
tartfd for New York tonight, where
lie will tign articles of agreement for a
light with Corbttt.
Nasiinilik, A. Birmingham, Ala ,
sped! 'o 1U0 liannt-r cays J:b Jamcx
( co' ore ) nnf Lynched at Woodstock
!rtr.ig!i!. He Hltempted to assault
Fannie Smith, aged 17 year, while t be
was on her way to schcol.
Last August while working in the har
vet fie,ld became overheated, was sud
denly attacked with cramps and was
r.eaily dead. Mr. Cumminjs, the drug
gist, gave me a dose of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which completely relieved me. I now
keep a bottle of the remedy handy. A.
M. BUNNELL, Centerville, Wash. For
Ialeby Drugeists.
LOOK HEREI
Do you want some fine lay
ing hens of blooded stock
cheap? -;oo hens and 12
roosters of white and Brown
leghorn an ' Black Spanish
varieties. Good layers, will be
sold at $12 per dozen. Call
dtiu acc tni.111 aim uuy x uirctt
for home use.
A. D Walsh,
Can Can Restaurant.
mm mm
Tbe Suatet Limited train which pas
es 13enon twice a we?fc going eator
we't is by far lliefineitaud mohtrnag
nifictnl traticonlitientiI pareenger
trnio in (sistance. It is incomparable
unexcelled and unequnllrd. No ex
pense hat been spared to make it per
feet in every respect, and all that
human skill or rclence could invent
and apply to make it absolutely fault
less has been applied. Luxury and
beauty hnve been combined with
sirength and cafety, and, meteor like,
it spans tbn continent annihilating
time and space in i's marvelous flight.
All who have had tho pWnnre nf a
trip od tliis trainunheei'atingly pro
nounce It the very finest in the land.
A ticket on this rosts no more than
on the regular train.
For further particulars and any in
formation, adores.
;E. S.WEBSTER,
Agent at Beaton,
Or T. H. Goodmae
0, P. A. San Francisco.
No 65
Latest U.S. Gov't Report
aer
XiOTKJL. AISU1VAJL.M
COCHISE
J. V. Vaughn, Biabee.
J.S. Willians, "
PALACE.
M Sam 1 eon, Los Angeles.
FAS JOSE. .
S T Mosier, Pearco
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT
GEO G. McGEE, Prop.
Fairbank, : An. ana,
Hesdquartere for visitors from Iomb-
otone and surrounding country.
Best of wines liquors and cigars
always on band.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
A. DEMABTiNI,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
A. full line of
GI100ERIER,
PROVISIONS,
CIGARS
AND
TOBACCO.
rAIKRANIi..lARIZONA.
Fairliat Restaurant
Fairbank, A. T.
K. HARRINGTON,
MRS.
Prop.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties going
from Tombstone to Bisbee will
have ample time for dinner
before the train arrives.
Tabic Supplied With the Best.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
GUI iAXEY,
Allen St near 3d, (OId;CustonHoue.
VEGETABLES.
FliDITS,
1 OTATOES
ONIONS,',
ETC
Freih California fruit receivedevery day
by ezprcts. Everything told at
lotcett rates. Goods delivered
Iree to all darts 0 city.
Fish "Received, Every
Thursdays
W. 0. ABBOTT
ASSAYING
INSALL
ITS BRANCHES
ToxnbKtone,.A.ri2:cma.
Samples by mail or express will receirt
prompt attention.
Offictand Jletidence Overloch Houie.
ThU In Yoar Op;"lmslty.
On receipt cf ten t eit -.. r.li or tsnip,
a gencrouj scaipla vii i mailed of th
most jopular CitarrU tr..l Hay Ftver Cnr
(Ely's Cream Mm" srjitcUnt to dmou
atrata the great l.ieri'.; cf Lii Xtta.t2j.
EliYBlIOTETTS,
EC Warr- S t, ?r Tctfc City..
IteT.JoiinReid,J.-, r raMoct.,
recommended HyVt fi r7..T:i Wise. I
can empbaiiiza hi r . . "It inn posi
tire"cureforcatarrl. -T c'-irectit"
Rev. FrancijW.TVv.V i'rtor CeatiaU'rcx
Church, Helena, lTo-.it.
Ely's Cream Talrn W !h? ccthoTrlwfgrf
cure for catarrh nr.1 rni'air.sls mercury
nor any injurious drug1 Pries. SO cents.
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