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WEIKIY EPITAPH. I
TOMBSONE,TARIZONA,NOVEMDEni8,18S2
iVVlCIAL JOUHNAL OF TOM11STONK
PUBLISHED BY THE
Enilanh Printing and Publishing Go
ttlchard little, Editor and Manager
Oflce, 325 and S3T Fremont Street,
Tombstone. Arizona.
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1E1IAXD 'OK 81LVEK CUUKEMCY.
In face of tlio facts and figuraa it
trill be exceedingly dlffioult for the
mono-Bietalists to prore their oft re
iterated claim that there ia'ikelyto
be any very great "glut of tiirer dol
lars" in tbo United States treasuries,
or to show that the people do not
want silver currency. Repot ts from
Washington state that during the
week ending November 11, the sum
of $1,032,900 standard silver dollars
were put in circulation by tho United
States mints. During the sane pe
riod last year but $360,400 wero sent
out. As tho demand is now,as s lown
by report, over one million dollars
per week, while the coinage nt pres
ent is only two millions per month,
it is evident that there must be an
increase, if the wants of thr people
are to bo taken into consideration.
Tho next step to be taken if to repeal
the law which limits tbo currency
value of the silver dollar, so that the
government shall not be guilty of a
falsehood every time it issues a silver
dollar to one of its citizens.
An eastern mining exohange,
in speaking of the necessity for the
repeal of this law, says that the sil
ver currency of our country could
have no stronger indorsement than
the fact that, although depreciated
by legislation, fought against and de
rided by the goldites,'left to struggle
in tho unequal battle with tho treas
ury department opposed to its ex
istence, and the mother bosom of tho
government cold, the dollar of our
fathers has won a place or in truth
never has been torn from its place
lit the currency of the nation and the
hearts of the people. After a dis
graceful struggle, actuated by tho
most selfish motives, which in a de
cade of years has failed to accom
plish its purpose, the next congress
should hasten to repeal a law which
is dishonorable in its character, un
just to tho people and their indus
tries, by which an attempt was made
to degrado a substantial portion of
our national currenoy to the injury
of every valuable interest of the
whole country. Self-preservation is
the first law of nature, and the pub
ho good is an argument too strong
to be long mistaken or misunder
stood. The Prescott Miner a misnomer
so far at namo is concerned, and nev
er fair but always partisan says:
liIn the four largest towns in Ari
zona, viz: Prescott, Tucson, Tomb
stone and Phenix, the vote at the late
election went in favor of the repub
licans, but the country, which it set
tled up mostly by people from Mis
souri, Arkansas and other sotthern
states, overbalanced the large towns
and carried the demoora.tio tioket al
most triumphantly." This is a slur
and sneor at those who hail from Mis
souri and Arkansas, but they must
console themselves as the Irishman
did who was kicked by a jackass,
consider tho source from which it
came. The truth of the matter is,
the territory is democratic. There is
no use denying that. It is a self-evident
fact, and if no fraud is practiced,
which we fear will be in Mohave and
Apaohe, botli Oury and Horton will
be e'.ectod.
It is a somewhat curious fact that in
Now York, a stato with over five
times the population of California,
they knew all about the tltction the
next day. It is positively enough to
make ono profane when one contem
plates tbo delays which are thrown
in the way of an immediate declara
tion of the result in that state and
this territory.
The Prescott Miner says:
Yes, jou will get the capital changed
la a horn. It will be a wet day when the
capital leaves Prescott.
By fraud with which you are fa
miliar you have a representation by
which you maj possibly hold tho
capital. So far as that is concerned
it makes no particular difference to
us. Dut wo do disliko to hear thieves
boast of their exploits.
"
The Now York Tribune says that
the election in that state proves that
honesty is the best policy in politics,
as in everything else. This is a stab
at Jim Blaine.
PoRTEit thought Apaohe and Mo
have counties would count him in,
but h got Mt,
THE BEPUBLICAN REVOLT.
The sweeping reverses experienced
by the republican party in tho late
oleotion were duo mainly to the gros
corruptions of that party. The re
sult was attained by a largo percents
age of republicans voting the demo
cratic tioket, and tho supposition that
tho voted with tho democracy be
cause of a proferenco for democratic
theories and principles is scarcely
tenablo. It was no doubt the spirit of
"reform within the party" that actua
ted republicans and contributed large
ly to democratic sucoess. Disgusted
with tho manifold frauds, wholesale
jobbery and universal corruption
which has characterized their own par
ty. They voted tho domooratio ticket
much in the samo spirit that a con
scientious parent administers pun
ishment to a wayward child in tho
hope that the chastisement may prove
efficatious and beneficial. But nev
ertheless the democracy will reap an
advantage that will result in a con
tinued lease of power from this open
revolt of the republican masses. All
that is required is that the democratio
party do not abuse the confidence re
posed in them. Honest and consci
entious republicans will be per
suaded to continue the confidence, if
it bo not betrayed or abused. Re
form of the administration of the
government, tbo correction of abuses,
the economical expenditure of the
people's money and a high regard
for their rights will be successful in
retaining the confidence of such re
publicans, who, considering their
country abovo their party, have voted
against convictions and affiliations of
a life-time that they might rebuke
those who have betrayed them in the
past.
The supreme court of the republic
of Mexico has recently decided that
stone coal is a mineral and that de
posits of this coal can bo "denounced
in eonformity with the mining laws
of tho country." Tho test case was
brought forward by Mr. Patrick
Milmo of tho stato of Nuevo Leon,
Mr. Milmo owns a large estate, upon
which a very rich deposit of stone
eoal was discovered and denounced
by prospectors some time ago. Mr,
Milmo, it appears, refused to allow
the coal to be extracted, and ap
pealed to the courts for protection,
on the ground that stone coal is not
a mineral and therofore is not sub
ject to denouncement under tho pro
visions of the mining ordinances.
The local court decided against Mr.
Milmo, and ho has appealed from
one court to another until the su
preme court of the republic' has fi
nally decided against him. This
decision settles a vexed question,
and will eusblo prospectors for coal
to denounce the deposits wherever
they may be found.
Not the least astonishing feature
of the late elections is tho fact that
the democrats elected four congress
men in Iowa, Their utmost efforts,
hitherto, have only been equal to the
task of compassing the election of
two members. Doubtless the agita
tion preceding and following the
adoption of the prohibitory amend
ment to the state constitution of
Iowa has had much to do with this
result. The democrats having every
where adopted anti-sumptuary law
platform', all the opponents of fanat
ciam rallied around the party in Iowa
as in California.
Ah astonishing bit of news comes
from Washington. It is to the effect
that people are speculating there
over the leadership of the next
house. It has been so long since
the house had a leader that we sup
posed it had been forgotten that there
ever was one. The last house had
none. That one is needed is evident
from the shiftless way in which leg
islation is allowed to drift. A cau
cus cannot fill the bill. A live, ener
getic, honest, patriotic and broad
minded man is needed at tho speak
er's right hand. What democrat bids
for the place?
The chief argument used by re
publicans for tho election of Porter
during the recent campaign was that
the delegate should be in political
accord with tho majority of congress..
If they were sincere in their argu
ment, the republicans should rejoice
at the election of Oury, inasmuch as
the next congress will be democratic
by a large majority.
We understand from most reliable
authority that Judge A. O. Wallace
will be under-sheriff under Ward.
No better choice could have been
made. The judge commands the
respect of those who are not his
friends, and they are legion and
will, in every respect, ably fill the re
quirements of tho position. His
knowledge of law, his integrity, his
pluek, and his popularity makes the
selection ono highly to be com
mended. All the republican papers call
their defeat "a lesson." If they had
won what would they have called it?
THKEE rV'JRAMIDB.
SIMOCXATIC. RirCBUCAX. ARTUUK-II11IOXX.
Ohio, Iowa,
Texas, Maine,
Kansas, Oregon,
Florida, Illinois,
Nevada, Vermont,
Gtorgla, Nebraska,
Indiana, Minnesota,
Alabama, Wisconsin,
Colorado, Rhode Ulasd,
Missouri, Hew llampahlrc.
Michigan,
Arkansas,
Kentucky,
Louisiana,
Delaware,
Maryland,
New York,
California,
Tennessee,
Mississippi,
New Jersey,
Connecticut,
Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts,
West Virginia,
South Carolina,
North Carolina,
Virginia.
A few weeks ago Judge Charles
J. Folger, republican candidate for
governor of New York, addressed a
letter to the republicans of Albany,
in whoh he stated that the democrat
ic triumph in Ohio had depreciated
values to the extent of $40,000,000.
Since Judge Folger wrote that in
famous letter elections have been
held in 33 states of the Union, and
in 27 of them theie have been dem
ocratic triumphs. It is evident that
tho people of these United States are
determined to ruin their prospects of
future prosperity. For at Folger's
rate of computation, if a change of
40,000 votes in Ohio depreciated
values $40,000,000, it follows that
the change of 500,000 votes has de
preciated values $500,000,000 more.
Since the adjournment of con
gress, 355 miles of the Northern
Pacifio railroad have been examined
and accepted by the government.
Patents for eight to nine million
acres of land, which attach to the
newly built road, have been directed
to be issued. It is said that only 400
miles of this road remain to be
built.
Barket, of the Star, with his quiot
sarcasm, says: "A vast doal of blow
ing was indulged in by our republi
can brethren just after election. But
it turns out that tho delegate to
congress, superintendent of publio
instruction, both branches of the leg
islature and two-thirds of the county
officers of the territory are demo
cratic. What a victory I Truly,
Arizona must be republican.
In tho production of gold for
1881, Dakota stands second, with
$4,000,000; and in silver, Arizona
stands second, with $7,300,000,
heading Nevada by over $240,000.
Utah takes fourth place in silver pro
duction, with $0,400,000, It looks
as if Utah and Arizona wero des
tined, within a decade, to lival Col
orado as silver producers.
We regret that Tevis of Teviston
is defeated for the council, but Wiley
is extremely popular among all
classes and is a man among men
one whose integrity and ability has
never been doubted, and who will no
doubt honestly and conscientiously
discharge the duties of the office.
Mum all, the English statistician,
makes out this country the richest on
the globe. He estimates that the
value of property in the United
States is $50,000,000,000. Ho places
England next in rank, with $44,100,
000,000, and Franoe.is third with
$36,200,000,000.
Mn. Halstead has recovered from
the last defeat in Ohio. He says:
"Wo have had a oharming October.
The corn has ripened, the potatoes
and turnips are perfected, the nuts
and the fodder are fine, the cattle are
fat. Corn planted on the last day
of June is sound and ready for the
frost."
Tub Mexican press is again dis
cussing the subject of a reciprocity
treaty with the United States, but it
is said to meet with but little favor,
reciprocity being unpopular, as the
Mexican revenues are derived prin
cipally from import duties.
The fact that a large amount of
eastern and foreign capital is coming
into our eounty should arouse mine
owners to the importance of display
ing, or at least opening their claims,
that their tru worth may be esti
mated. The republican party is dead, be
cause it has performed its mission;
and nothwithstanding the good it
has done, its sins so greatly out
weigh its virtues that few if any
will mourn its demise.
There are 305 Master Masons in
Aiizona belonging to subordinate
lodges in this jurisdiction. There
are probably as in any more Masons
in tho territory belonging to lodges
in othor jurisdictions.
Prohibition in Kansas, female
suffrage in Iowa and sumptuary leg
islation in Nebraska were all knocked
higher than Beecher's " Life of
Christ " by the late democratic tidal
wave.
The Prescott papers have a "capi
tal" question to discuss.
TELEGRAPHIC.
GENERAL NEWS.
Electric Phenomena.
Chicago, Nov. 17. Officers of the
Western Union telegraph office say
the electrical disturbances in this
country to-day wero the most pro
nounced and widespread experienced
for years, if indeed paralleled in some
respects at any time. An electric
storm of tho greatest violence is
raging in all the territory from New
York to points beyond Omaha, and
from Kansas City north to the ter
minus of telegraphic communication,
practically puttincr a stop to tele
graphic service over the entire area.
1 be storm seemed to go in successive
negative and positive waves,- utterly
neutralizing the currents on the
wires or increasing them in intensity
to such a degree as to burn every
thing. The switch-board here has
been on Area dozen times during the
forenoon, and half a dozen keys of
instruments melted by the current.
Duplex and quadruplex wires weru
useless. At noon but a single wire
between this city and New York was
in operation, and it was frequently
interrupted. Work was received
from Milwaukee that the atmos
pheric electricity coming in on its
wire from the country has such
dynamio power as to suffice for keep
ing tho electric lamp burning.
New York, Nov. 18. Telegraphic
communication is generally inter
rupted by an electric storm which
extends throughout the United States
and eastern provinces of Canada.
Cables were hours behind. Brilliant
anroras were visible all over the
country.
London, Nov. 18. A great me
teoric storm is prevailing on the
continent and throughout the united
kingdom, causing serious interrup
tion to telegraph.
New York, Nov. 18. Tho clec
trie storm yesterday extended from
Boston as far west as Ogden, and
this morning its influence is still folt
in certain localities,so that telegraph
ic communication is considerably in
terrupted. A variety of experiments
were tried by telegraphers during
the prevalence of the storm to work
off and dispose of the great accumu
lation of business, but with little suc
cess, until it was discovered that by
taking two wires from the ground
between any two given points and
joining their ends, a circuit was
formed that could be operated. In
this way the two wires between Buf
falo and Chicago were made to do
service as four. Electricians seem
to agree that the disturbance was un
like any heretofore experienced, as
it appeared to act upon the wires m
strong waves, causing a constant
changing of polarity.
A California Vendetta.
Feksno, Cala., Nov. 18 Las,t
night a messtliger came from the
mountains and reported tho killing
of Henry Lefevre by J.S. G.Muiick
son of J. L. Music. The report is
that Musick and son stopped at the
log camp of laker's yesterday at
noon in White Deer valley, and were
invited to stop and take dinner.
While at dinner, Henry, son of A.J.
Lefevre, rode up, and upon seeing
him the Musicks get up from the ta
ble and seized their weapons and ran
out of tho back door. In a few sec
onds a shot was "heard and whet) Mr.
Haker went out he found
young Lefevre lying on the ground.
In the Meantime the Musicks de
parted. For a long time trouble
existed between the Musicks and
Lefevre. Last year old man Musick
was shot, as he claimed, in the back
by joung Lefevre, but on the trial
the elder Lefevre swore that he did
the shooting and that he did it in
self-defense. The quarrel grew out
of the possession of a piece of land.
It is reported that the elder Lefevre
is also killed or missing, his horse
having been found riderless in the
mountains. Of this no authentic in
formation has been obtained.
(Stanford's Plans.
St. Louis, Nov. 18. Leland Stan
ford arrived here to-day via the
Southern Pacific, and left for Louis
ville to-night, where they will take
tho Chesapeake & Ohio road, which
Stanford will make an examination
of, as he passes over it. Stanford,
in a brief interview, said he looks
for an enstern outlet in the future
from New Orleans by the Chesapeake
& Ohio, and then they will have a
continuous rail from San Francisco
to New York, under Pacific coast
management.
A rnJT for New Mexico.
New York, Nov. 18. Governor
Sheldon, of New Mexico, was inter
viewed here to-day. He said life
and property aro as safe in New
Moxico as in the eastern states. The
rustlers had been suppressed and no
hostile Indians had been heard of
since October 10, 1881. The Gov
ernor believed New Mexico to be the
wealthiest, as regards minerals, of
all territories. Emigrants are pour
ing in steadily and new towns spring
ing up.
Cabinet Meeting;.
Washington, Nov. 18. The cab
inot meeting to-day was quiot, brief
and unimportant. The contents ot
several annual reports of executive
officers were discussed, each officer
giving an idea of what his reports
showed. The feasibility of including
certain recommendations in the pres
ident's message was also referred to.
One member said, "We discussed
the woather,Dolities and removals to
day." "
The Jersey Lily Coming;.
Chicago, Nor. 18. Marcus R.
Mayer, business manager for Mr.
Abbey, leaves to morrow for San
Francisco to make arrangements for
the appearance there of Mrs. Lang
try and Madame Nilsson.
, South American Bell IcerputH.
Ecuador, Nov. 18. Tho govern
ment forces won a buttle t Chalbo,
a small village 120 miles north of
Guayaquil. The president has or
dered f,ix days' tnouriiins: for the
killed.
IttnNsn Itcetorcd.
Mokkistow.s', Pa., 18. Mrs. Mel
ville, wifn of Engineer MelviliV, left
the insane hospital at this place last
evening for home ti.iviii regained
her health completely.
Htatiford llnuio In Xciv York.
New York, Nor. 18. Leland
Stanford has !eacd Win. H. Van
derbilt's old residence on Fifth Ave
nue near 43d street, for the winter.
1.V!IU1U1'5 t;XllUNioil.
London, Nov. 18 A fearful ex
plosijn of dyn.-nnite occurred this
morning at worlds in Bern-port.
Llanely, Wales, instantly killing
three girls, two men and wounding
several.
A Death It low.
Deadwood, 1). T., Nov. IS. In a
quarrel-at Lead City this evening,
Timothy Coleman struck Boyd Hick
len under the ear with his fist break
ing Hicklen's neck, killing him in
stantly. Fire In I'liilailciiihla.
Philadelphia, Nov. 18. The
large hay-fork works of Lawson &
Brenigcr, Twenty-sixth and Poplar
streets, burned this morning:.
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ritlOIlOfIlEALTn,VlQOKandMAMIOODGtnVNTKED.
Tlift grtxpdftst digpoTery of the Nineteen! Century.
Send at once for Illustrated L'ampklet tree. Ad.rtS4
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Celebrated
AFRICAN
Tli; Greatest Blood Purifier
Knc nlotho Chlllied World, and the
MOST AGREEABLE TONIC
Kvcrpicpared. A poltlo remedy for a torpid
Ihcr, chilli? and fever, and all kidney troubles. It
dvtn tone to the Ptomacb, frees the blood from
bllo and all Impurities, stimulates the appetite,
andtmigoratcs the general system. No family
should bo without it. A utneclastfnl three times
t. day before meals. fc .
SPRUANOE STANLEY &'Co.
Sole Agents.
410 FKOXT STREET, f ANFRANCISCO.CAL
mmos.
DR. SPINNEY,
NO.; I I KEARNY STREET,
Treats nil Chronic nnil Special Diseases
YOUjYG men
WHO MEN WHO MAY BE SUFFERING
from the effects of youthful follies or Indis
cretion will do well to avail themselves of this,
the greatest boon ever laid on the altar ot onfl'er
Inpt humanity. Dr. SI'INNUY will (juarantce to
forfi.il $500 for every case of Seminal Weakness
or prlatediseae of any kind or character which
ho undertakes and fills to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN-
There arc many at the age of thirty to sixty who
arc troubled with too frequent evacuations of tht
bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting
or burning sensation and a weakening of the syB
ttm In a manner the patient cannot account for.
On examining tho .urinary deposits a ropy sedi
ment will often be found; and sometimes small
particles of albumen will appear, or the color will
be of a thin mtiklsh hue, again changing to a
dirk and torpid oppcarance. There aro many
menuhodlo of this difficulty, lgnoraant of the
cause, which is tho second stage of seminal weak
ness. Dr. 8. w ill guarantee a perfect cure In all
snch cases, anda healthy restoration of the genito
urinary organs.
Ofllco Hours 10 to 4 and 6 to 8. Sundays from
10 to 11 a.m. Consultation free. Thorcngh ex
amination and advice, $5.
Call or address
IH. SI'IXXKV A CO.,
JylO tf No, tl Kearny Street, San Francisco.
M&
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(BEFORE -AND - AFTER )
STOMACH
BTTERS
BILLIARDS !
P. iLIESENFELD,
(Established 18SO.)
Manufacturer.
Sole Agent for the Only genuine
PATENT STEEL-PLATPCUSHION-
Guaranteed for ten years
The Most Klegant Stock of IllUIard and
Tool Tables on tbo 1'aclflc Coast.
P. XJIE3SE3NinniJxjf
Mannfactnrer of
Utlllard. Pool mid Bagatelle Tables,
And Assignee for the Patentee of the
NEW PATENT POOL ATTACHMENT.
945 Folsom St.,Near 6th.f
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
On account of removing to my new quarters, an
the saving t-f rent-thc property being my own
I w III now sell goods 20 per cent less than
anv other house on the Pacific Coaet-tsr-
KF.KID FOIl CATALOftUK
Ranch for Sale !
I HAVE, ON THE HEAD OF TnE BARBA
COMARI, the earliest location on that stream,
Tho Finest Farm nnd Stock
.Ranch in Tills County,
Consisting or one mile of running water and an.
unlimited ranee for cattle, extending back on
either side. The A. T S. F. railroad rnn
through the premises. A portion of the ranch 1
fenced, and under cultivation, and on the stock
range are about fifty of the oest-bred American
cows with calves.
TITLE lKItFKCT.
offer the whole for sale at a'rcasonable rate.
W. K. LURTY.
Uncle Meyers,
Just Returned from California,
AND OPENED J GAIN
At the Old Stand f
-ON-PIPTH
STR33HT,
Opposite Hudson Co.'s Bank,
With the largest and Best Assorted Stock ever
seen in this Territory, Including
Guns, Pistols, Ammunition,
Belts and Scabbards.
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold
end Silver Chains,
Diamonds and Jewelry of Ev
ery Description, Too Nu
merous to Mention.
A Very Large Assortment of Flcld-and
Opera Glasses;
SPECTACLES OF ALL KIX1!.
Uncle Meyers has made arrangements wh&oiw
ot the largest Tailoring Establishments in San
Francisco, whereby he can furnish Clothes Made
to Order at from 20 to 30 per cent, less than they
can be bonght here. Call and examine his stock
of samples, and hear Ms prices, which are as fol
lows: Pants, from 88.00; buits, from 5(20.00.
Second-hand (itins, 1'lstols nnd Jew-
elry Bonght and Sold. anKtf
TOclies, Diamonds
AND JEWELRY,
Job M; Seamans & Son,
PHACTICAL
Watchmakers and Manufac
turing Jewelers.
A Fine Asisartinent or the Latest
Styles In our Line Constantly on liana.
OPTICAL GOODS A SPECIALTY.
435 ALLE.V STKEET. TOHIIMTOMC.
8 tf
NOTICE
TO OCCUPANTS
OF TOWN LOTS.
A HE UNDEBS1GNED, for himself, and as
agent or the Town Site Title, desires to giro
notice that he has returned to the city after an
absence which was unavoidably delayed.
The owners of theTownslto Title are now pre
pared to aiako deeds lor town lots on reasonable
and equitable terms. Tho Tiwntite Title Is the
only legal title to the property comprised within
the original survey and entry of TombstoLe. This
title is derived irom and through a patent of the
United btatei. It has been affirmed by the courts
In ccry Instance, and recently by the Secretary
of the Interior In certain contests with conflicting
mining claims.
Every holder of a town lot In Tombstone who
holds a lot without a title from the Townslte
owners, holds without the legal title; a deed from
the Townsite owners gives a legal title and re
moves all cloud from t' e title.
The Townslte owners will make detds fir less
than It will cost to litigate In the conrU.
Occupants of lots are requested to come forward
and save court costs and fee.
J. S. Clark,
Owner and. Jtgentt.
Office: Northwest corner Sixth and Vremona
Streets. a31
A. J. HITTER.
City Undertaker,
A Fnll Supply of
Metallic Caskets for Shipping
KEPT OX HAND.
METALLIC CASKETS, WOOD CASKETS
and Coffins, and a good supply of Metallic Bur
lal Cases kept constantly In slock.
THE FINEST HEARSE
In thclTcrrltory Is connected Vt 1th this establish
menl. -nySS
PRODUCE STOKE
(511 ALLEN STREET.)
Of the City Market,
Keeps constantly on hand a good selection of
CHOICE DOMESTIC FRUITS.
Oysters. Butter, Eggs,
Poultry, Oame of Jail Kinds, Confectionery, etc:.
H: G. HOWE,
Civil Engineer-
AND
U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyot
MINING EXCHANGE LUILDINO,
Toxbitoki, A. T.
Topographical Maps of Mining properties neatly
executed at short notice Careful reports made
upon Mining Properties.
ty The Best ofKeftreacea vcb.