Tombstone prospector. [volume], December 23, 1896, Image 4

About Tombstone prospector. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1891-1914

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
"I
1 1
1 !
Pf
1
.4
i
f
X
fc
t
fir
D
4
f he Prospector.
5EOEMBEK.1 iug
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
ARIZONA & SOUTH EASTERN R. R.
7 a,m
7,1 1
S.lt
8.20
8.iS
opo
9,1 f
e.
IOjOS
o.
Bistis A
...nonLuta
IeWrd (.
..Water Tank '1
.. .Charleiton lw
...r irbsak ... .LtiJ0
r,i h. k.lao
3.10
isa
l.0
1SS3
i.e
IJ1.1,..
Isjlexr
..Jf,
,f lUSVIh
...Ar
10
SI. A A. Ctofciag...
1T.7
15.7
,...Laid ......
. outentioa .......
...Ccj30fl.......L
.5
0
1S.10.
M.S
1I.S9
dSe time.
flig Utic. Stop on s cntli.
DlX Wiujlvs, Superintendent.
I I II I Mil II - L '" ' "
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R R
East
STATIONS.
Weil
4.4Sam.L ....Beasn Arit35pm
,3oam ....Tucroa 1.50am
11.30pm; ....Maricopa ! 430am
5.50pm ..... Yuma 10 20 a m
Ijoam' ....Los Aneles ... 700pm
Sua Set, UmW, eart kound, Mon4js;nd
hrdT 8.19, Bexuon
sua Set, Ijtmt west 03am, TTednMaajri as
a'urjiTi, 4.06 Benson
I Kkctschsitt. G M E Randolph. D S
NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R R
West
STATIONS'
East? i
5.03am
Lv Bensun Ar
t.ttspm
to 20pm
050pm
8.33 pm
7.40 pm
7-SPm
C50m
633am
7.4530
.33 am
9.0? am
Fairbank .....
.-... Hoachcca.....
.... Crittenden ....
.... Ca1abaa ....
NocaVi
DaHjr , Patifie time.
I. J. Fret General Mam gov
A. Navole. B. 3. Gibson.
Anlstr General Manager. Traia Master
MARICOPA & PHOENIX R R.
JNerta
South
iMpnl
Lt Phoalr Ar
8 Oca m
7 35 a m
7 ooam
6 35a m
6.15 a m
S.35pni
o.c )pn
9.35 pm
a.45pmi
Tempe
...Kyrene. ....,
...Sacaton......
.....Marie ipa
E. S SKr. Gen. Supt
LOCAL NOTES.
fciWer is quoted at Co
People by hundreds attended the
dedication of the Mormon temple at
llaia yesterday, 'ihe building was
not larje aneugh for the crowd.
Tempo News.
1
200 Boy's Knee pants. Cast only.
at Bakkow's.
The Southern Pacific Railroad com
pany last woelc filed a patent in the
lark's office or Siskiyou county, Cal.,
t 190,772 33 acres of land, some of
which lici in that county and some in
Jackson county, Oregon.
Ktw line of clocks at
Wolcott
Several people have cons to St
David with the intention of taking up
land oti the oil halt. Should the dicov
eery prore a profitable one the benefits
the coumty wi!l derive will be incalcu
lable. Tall
oaly.
and wiater overcoats. Cost
at Babcott'c.
.
The newspapers published in the
mining section throughout the terri
tory are doing good work for the de
Tolopment of thIr respective locali
ties, whick should be recogniied and
encouraged by their constituents.
i
Pisture Frame and lots of ether
good things suitibl fcr Christmas
vressats and all at bedrock prices at
F. X. WOLCOTT'3.
During the sstiji of the board of
apertisors nit of the back warrants
and the quarter' bills bare ben al
owed and ilgcetl and will create quite
a bole in the county exchequer. Yes
terday over ?10,000 wa paid out and
the drain for the nest few daya will
early clean onl the surplus.
AwasJea
Highest Kanr-rsWorld's Fair,
POKDfR
M.rth If If! "
a D
Km?- "V " J
Glut " J
DjST ju
Cicept . x
Snndsv a.
0.
CEEAM
MOST PERFECT MADS
Apsre Crape Creim of Tartar Powder. Fre
ss AansMiiua. Antn er any ether adulterant
"a. TfiAKS THE STANOAU
SfffilrS
4
9fe
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.
Standing of the Various In
stitutions in the Territory
The educational institutions of our
territory are in a flourishing condi
tion, according 'to the governor's re
port. There are it operation 107
school districts, with an enrollment or
12.SS3 and an average daily a fud
aacaot 7.CG0 children; 321 teathere
wero employed, do whom the aggrt
jats of salaries paid was 1149.001,
and the tntil valuation of iclio-1
property ie 5428,915 49. Th-re ar
live publio buildings in the tarriiory,
for the repair and maintenance of
which the legislature males appropri
ations, uamel.) : The University at
Tuceou, dermal College at Temp,
Insane Asylum at Phoenix, Reform
School and Penitentiary, With the
exception of the Reform School the
buildings are completed and being
used for the purposa for which erected.
The territory is, however, withoat a
capital building and the governor
recommends that concrete appropri
ate $25,000 towards the construction
thrrsef. inasmuch as expenditures of
liko character have been authorized
for other territories.
Tlie Xifccurorj-S4aroatiln I.IIe.
Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaver
eville, 111., says : "To Dr. King's New
Discover; I owe my life, Was taken
nith La Grippe and trieu all the phy
sicians, but of no avail and was civet:
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. King's New Discovery in my store
I sent for a bottle and began its use
and from the first dosa bejran to get bet
ter, ami after using three bottle was up
and about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. Wo won't keep store
or houe vithaut it." Gt a freo t lali
tho Tombitone Drue Store.
POISON DUMB AXOIALS.
Strikinsr Arizona Freighters
Resort to Poor Methods.
The war between freiahters hauling
between Holbrook and Fort Apache
has been brewing for tome tima. A
union wav formed, comfo'ed of all
those liAuling over this route, and a
strike ordered cinft the contractor',
who immediately skirmUIicd around
for tlirai and mn to replace the
strikers. The Republican says a
lurgtj number re secured at Phoe
nix and ehlpped en Sunday. Mon
day a number of the horses were
found to be suffering intense pain and
by 4 o'clock eight of them had suc
cumbed nnd several more were in a
dying condition. It is supposed that
the striking teamsters aiministcte'd a
dose of poison to the animals. Mean
time the strike is in fores ns strong as
ever and trouble i.s feared.
Cranberries, eaitern apples and
Buckwheat fiour at
Wolcott's.
Ht-avy shipments of oranges to the
United States are going forward from
the vicinity of Guaymus, Most of
them aro loidd at iiatamol, a station
eight miles out on the Sonora railway.
All of the shipments pi9 through No
gales over the X, M. fc A.,enroute eit.
e 1
The cheapest and simplest cymru
sium in the world one that will ex
ercise every hoae and muscle ia the
body i a flat piece of steel nitcbrd
on one side, fitted tightly in a wooden
fracm. and aftr being greased on both
sides with a bacon rind, rubbsd into a
stick ef wood laid lenglhwiie on" a
sawbuck. Williams Newc.
Ex-Qaeeu LilioukalanI paned
threugli Tucson Ttcrday morning
en her way to Boiton. Shs is travel
ing in the most l-ixurious manner and
in more state thn has evsr tufurc
been sten 0:1 a r.iilroa 1 train patting
throu:b Tucfoa. Star.
The attention of tun ma -y eastern
capitalists is bsin;; called to the pssi
bilitiri of irrigtion in this territory.
Practicability of storage reservoirs 1
being carefully looked into and it is
mora than probable that irrigation
schemes willbriog as much capital into
the territory in the next few years
es can be had (.r th; dcvolopmcnt
and working of the ruibOi here. A
Cbica-o gentleman who is interested
in mines in this rounty, and frho re
turned home last week, is quite favor
ably impressed with tVe ilea of build
ing storage resertoirs in this section
and capitsl may be coming this way
for this purposein iho near future.
Holland-Herring,
LimbfrgcrjChceesf,
and Sauer Kraut, at
Horu:x'i.
AS INGERSOLL SERMON.
Tho Uome the Place to Judge
a Man's Nature
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll is a greet
lover of happy homes. Ue gets off the
following:
' lht place to taketh? true measure
o! a man i not in the market place or
forum or the UVld, but at his own fire
si Iv. l'hre h lys aside his mask
and you m-ty larn whether he is imp
oraiijjel, liiug or cur, herj or humbug.
1 care not wht the world says of him
wnetlier lt cruwus him with glory or
pells him with bad eggs. I care not a
copper what bis reputation or religion
may be. If his babies dread his com
iug heme ami his better half swallow
heart every time she has to ask him
for a five dollar bill, he's a fraud of
the first water, even though he pray
night and morn till he is black in the
face and skouts hallelujah till heshakes
the eternal hills. But if his chil
dren rush to the front to greet him
and love's own sunshine illuminates
the face of his wife when she hears his
foot fall, you can take for granted, he's
true gold his home's heaven, aad the
liuu.b'ig never gets that near the great
white throuo of God. He may be a
rank atheist and a red flag anarchist
and a Mormon and mugwump; be
may buy vo-e3in blocks of five and bet
011 the tlection; lit may deal 'em from
thehu'tim and drink Leer until he
can't tell a silver dollar from a circular
saw, and still be an infinitely better
man than the cowardly humbug who's
all suavity, but makes his home a hell
iho vent ou the helpless heads of
of wif and children, the ill uaturo ho
would like to intlict on his fellow
men but dares not.
INDIANS FOR CUBA.
Arizona Indians Want to g.i
to War.
The Miner:l Wealth says: "The In
dians have caught the breath of free
dom forCuba. Wallapii Charleywa in
our cflicQloday and tatcd th-it he had
sixty tf hfs tribe drilling for the Cuban
war. The Wallapii nro expert nn
chette tbroffersnud Irailers. Ajack
idbbit and a little parched corn is all
they need in a cimp.iigu and ns for
clothes a fiddle string wouli last them
to the end of the war. They wilt po
to the coast en their broncUos. The
squaws are already beginning to la
ment the departuro of their buck."
Free Pills.
Send your address to H. E. Buc'ulcn &
Co , Chicagn, and get a Tree sample box
of Dr. Kind's New Life PilU. A tna
will cenvince yoa.of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are partic
ularly effectite in the cure of constipit
on and sick Iietdache. For materia and
liver troubles, they have been proted in-v-jl'iiblc
They are guaranteed to be
perictlv fre; from ever deletcriO-is sub
stance and to be partly vegetable They
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving ton-; to the stomach and b lwels
Srcatly invigorate the system Regular
size 2;c per box. Sold by Tombstone
and I3tbec druggists.
The Anaeunda company will make
a better showing than over in its his
tory this yeir, say the Scientitis
Prcj;. Its output of copper has been
materially increased since Augn-t nd
for the first ten months of tit's jcat
tho proJuetisn of copper 'scesds thil
of tha wholi of 1S93 by 4,090,003
pounds. Tho out it for tho year
will approximate 130.0:0,000 pounds.
.
Th census of 1890 showed tha pop
ulation of the United States to be
G2.S3d,9G9. On Augut 1, 1893, it was
e-lmated at 70,000,000, Oa August 1.
ISiCthe same official estimated it at
71,513,000. This is an increae of
1,516,000 io one y-nr, pr 8,679,041 in
six years. It is an average increase
of 1,530,000 n r,mt numtierp, p?r
yar. anil "Vlll mak. the sotal popula
ti'ii ..f fm Unit'd States 77.OJ0.O0O
h 11 the census of 199r) i taken.
The government lias ho.vn sn ex
traordinarily cenioi!9 spirit in ap
propriating 52,000 to buy provisions I
for tha Yuma Indians this winter,
Th Mesa Free Prrs say the magus-
ninii'y of this act will be apparent
when it U remembered that there are
three thousand Indians or more on
the Ynroa reservation. The economy
of the Indian in the matter of food is
proverbial and therefore it is quite
likely that S,000 of theirs can feast
comfortably on $2,003 worth of pro
visions until next crop time.
Cverr lrcm" w Dr. Xili' Pain POla?
SKURAIXilA cnrevl br Dr. Mlv ?Art
faua. "Osacant adoao." AtaUorMSlatr
qgteej
NEARLY A UNIT.
Opinions of aH Governors on
the Cuban Question.
The San Francisco Exasninor of
December 18 contains tha opinions of
the governors of 22 state and terri
tories on the position the Unite'
States sjould occupy in regard to
Cuba. Among th-ni is an opinion uf
Governor FranLIin of Arizona, who is
quoted as sayiug:
"I favor independence for Cub',
but I do not favor interference by the
United States government I do not
bi lisvo Arizona would turnieh a volun
teer in cae of a war with Spain."
Arizona, in case cf war with Spain,
would not furnish much of a volun
teer army, but certainly would fur
nish as many volunteer as any other
portion of the country in pr paition
to population. Neatly all the gover
nors favored recognizing tho belliger
ent rights of Cuba.
.Tltioe-louK Ifekull.
From a letter written by Kev. J.
Gundcrman, of Dimondnle, Mich., we
are permitted to make this extract:
'I havo no hesitation in recommend
ing Dr. King's New Discovery, as the
results were almost marvelous in the
case of my tife. While I was pastor
of tho Baptist Church at Rivera Junc
tion she was brought down with
Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe.
Terrible paroxyemsof coughing would
last hours v.ith little interruption and
it seemed as if she could net survive
them. A friend recommcided "Dr.
KinR'sXtw Discovery; it was quick in
its work and highly eatisfacsory in re
sults." Trial bottles free at Tombstone
and any Drug JStore. Regular eize
60c. SLO0
No.SSiovcs,$15at
Bakeow's.
MILKING BY MACHINERY
An Ingenou? Method of Milk
ing Cow.
Dr.CUrke Gapen, who read & paper
before the irrigation congress is tup
erintendaot of the insane asyitim at
Kankakee 111. The institution i ths
argatt of its kind in the United States
there bsint; at present 2,000 inmates.
Tho asylum is bcilt eu the callage
plan and their aro eighty buildings
with from thirty to 150 patient in each
buii'iog.
The Republican in giving an account
of his pvpsr trad stys tha water sup
ply for the institution is pumped from
the rivsr, and the expense is only 53
per 1,000,000 gallons. By the pump
ystcml70 ncres of Uwn and 150 acres
ef garden are irrigated and the gar Jons
havo furnished all the vege
tables for the asylum sines irrigation
was intra lucd.
An important and interesting f quip
raentof the place is one of the Thistle
milking machines which arc manufac
tured in Scollssd. This is the first
one to be Introduced. It ra Iks 200
cows at the asylum. It is operated by
a fivc-horje. power engine and a pump
t'nbings that run from the plant are
fitted upon the teU of the cows and
they are milked dry by machinery. By
this machine to men can milk i'O
cowa au hoar.
ArtvcrtUcil Letters.
The following is a list of letters re
maining in the general delivery at
the Tombstone poitoffice for the week
ending Dcember 12, 1896:
James Brewster, M. L. Lewis,
Miss Anna Bush.'
When calling for above Icttere, say
lvartiseJ, giving dilaof alvjrliae.
ment.
Eihl Svdow.P. M.
"We had an epidemic of djuen'try m
this vicinitv lt sum-ner," -.ys Si noel
S. Poll ci. of Bricel tn I, C il. I xras
taken ith it :lsiuTi.-rd ssereV nail
some one c tiled my attend.) 1 to Cnam
bcrlain's Colic, ChjTeri and D nrrb ea
Remedv. I procured a 'utile anl felt
better after the fir.t do.e. Ujfirs o.ie
half of the bittle hid been us -J I was
well. I recommcidtd tt to mv fritnd
and their experie-we wis the sme. Wc
all units in siying it is the bisu for
sale by Druggists
Rogers' Tabl Ware,
Cbilds Silver.Se'e,
Napkin Rings,
Silver Mugs,
And Mirrors at
f. n. woLcorr's.
"WANTED.
Agexts Bigmonsy, article
to sell to ever' ranch-.r. J
Addrrss Mulen Sc Co.
1i Angeles, Cal
it! fielna ofdj
KGTICE,
Tsmisto.se. Nober 35. 1B96.
OSice of the Board of Supervisors of CocU e
County,
Knlire Uhr-rbt tnvfn that llic Doatd of Su
pervuors ilsell at private sale the followirj
desciib'd real caute. situate ia i4 county, the
same hatmg been duly iom and by tx Cera
eone) ed to the Territory of Arizona by the Tax
Pifl,nr of &a:ri cuniv to recover the urn.iid
tax and charcs against each tract or paicel of
land, as the same appears of record in the nrTur
of the Tax Collector and Recorder of tarue, t-
wit:
Mts I A A'lcock, Tombstone It 1,
IJ'od. 45. S 49"
G.benaro Arava.Eikbee; adebehc-ue. 6 ii
Joe El non. Torabstanr, Lotn, 3nd
3,Plock6a 15
Manuel Billdoza. Eislee I frame
bouse 4 ol
1 A Ilojer, lo Cabeis Bbcksmitli
shopand mb!t 17 ;6
A Binsham, SL Daid Iniprote-
ments oc ranch 83
J F Branom Improvem-nuon ranch 3081
Malcomb Improtements on
ranch 833
Juan Barillo, Willixx Lot 17, Block
o 11 03
CS Clark, Tombstone-Lot 14. Block
33 JO 53
Wm Cavanauch, Tombstone; Lots 5
and 6, Block 3) 6 (a
I N Chmtiansen, St. David Ira
provemenu on ranch 14 J3
W R Duncan. West Huacbueas Im-
provements en ranch 1906
James Doyle, Benson Lot iS, Block
19 S is
Alien R EnelUh. Tombstone Little
Pedro mine. No. 96; B: Pcilro
mice. No. 94; Lou 14, 15, 16
and 17, Block 44 9 S9
AEscalante, Bibee 1 frame house.. 593
C E Frederick. Tombstone W H of
lot 6. block 5 39 IS
Sam Fnedman. Benson Lots 37 and
3S,blocki8 63 51
W C Gieenvtood. Benson E H of S
W U and W H of S E U. Sec 38
Tpso.Rso 3197
Concepcion Gonzales, Benson Lots
1 and 3. SE Jf of N E K ec 19.
Tpso, 7. 19 3604
Ignacio GDI, Lower San Pedio Im-
provjments 8 4S
Jesus Goniales, Lover San Pedro N
K of N E U of N W K, ec 19,
Tp 13. Ri3 18 73
ChiisGraucr. Chiricahua mountains
S E 11 Sec 3. Tp 17. R 39. . . . 4 3'
W A Gray, St. David Improvements it 84
T T Hunter Wfllcox Sec 19. Tp
13, K s$; Sec t6 y 13. R 35. .. 40 88
Hall, Aston andGray Del Val grant 153 36
G Lontrjnn, Benson Lot 18, b!oc;(
3 i
I C Loss. W of N W K and W
of S W H Sec 33, Tp 15. K 34 . .
Mead and ClarL, Tombstones Lot 7
bock 19 3037
Nicholas Mferj, Lower Sin Pedro
Improvements en ranch 1943
E Morales. Willcox Lot lE, nlocksS 36 57
Juai Morales, Willcox Lt 17, block
6 4 91
Jacob Marii:cx, Willccx Lot 1 block
7 97
R McCormick, Tombstone Lots 1
and 7. block 11 5 76
Mrs. OH McNei'. Tcmbtoue San
Djja mineNo. 100 8 33
EG Norton. Usbee Improvements
Main sirens 37 93
T O'Brien, Sulphur Sprin vnl'cy
Improvem nts on rsnch 41 93
Mrs. C W Putb, Willcox-Lot 16,
block 35 10 ca
J R Parish S E X Sec 14. Tp 17. R
30 15 15
R Rundle. Bisbee Krame house n 37
Andres Rebiel. Sn Pedro Improve
msnts on ranch.. . 113 93
O. M, Recial, Sin Smon valley
Improvements on ranch 2430
ED Rob-Jts. San Pedro Improve
ments on ranch 663
Ouone S:ng, Tombstone Iot 16, blk.
16 '5 IS
W F Stover, Bisbe e Adobe I.ouse. . 18 10
Noah Seeton S E U Sec 29. Tp 16
K 29 15 15
R D Swerton N E Sec 3, Tp 1 6.
R9 J5 5
E Saenz ) of Sec 4. Tp 13, R 19.. 7 61
TuCy. Dolores and Ochoa ofSW
X and E Jf of Sec 30, Tp so, K f
-,SE!( and W X of .V E J,'. .
Sk 34, Tp 16. R 20: N of N E
!f andW JjofNWj
n rec 91
Sec 3t,
Tp 17, R ao
Unknojrn, Richmond mice Mo, 99,
Tombs tone district
Unknown, M;Lel!and mine No. 100
Tomb;:oae cJrtnct
Unknown. May mine No 151, Tomb
stane district
Unknown Ophirmine, No. 5j Win
chester d.stact
5 08
3?
9'
5 08
Uuki.i. Cj?prKinj mine No. 38
i?airc qisici 5 oS
G S White. Wi lcx Lot 1 1 b'ocfc 22 3 2I
J. S. JWlLLIAMS.
Churman,
A. .Vektwokth.
Oerk.
By W. A. IUiwood.
Deputy.
i
I
)
I
)
J y . hicf a rin-r-i
of Pride of Japan Tea
half what you use of )
ordinary kinds mak-eq n '
delicious, fragrant cupful, j
First pickings finest young j
tea leaves properly fired and 1
packed on our own orereisrs .
in Japan. Best tea in pack
ages imported.
j t. J. BRANDENSTEI.' & CO.
1 1 5Lu IVxivlsu-ft snl Vn?-vfivf ?
j
IrMKtightytsaiJi-n. j, J
-e e sj ie m i i ema ji ssf
JOSEPH
CORNER FIFTH AND
m s ifs &i it w n
DEALER IN
neral Merchandise.
Cape Cod Cranberries
Seedless Raisins
London Layers,
Fresh Currents
Siscilian Citron.
i
ANGELICA, SHERRY,
PORT, ZINFENDKL,
JOHANNESBURG, WHITE
Sauer Kraut,
Limberger Cheese,
Holland Herring,
STAPLE Mi FJICY BROGERIES.
.J CHOICE- BRANDS OF
GINS, BRANDIES
BOTTLED BEi FOR IfllLT TRADE-
..
3" Everything Tn Our Line is First Class Gootl
Soldjat I'riccs I hat I'efy Coiniefilion". -
JOS.
JPiOIVJElLK.
STORE
HOEF
FK E.MONT STREETS
E3
and WHISKIES
-
U.U9
d 1 SJiICi
HOEFLES.
'
s
-f
n
v1
t
i
1
r
i
it
i