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Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
Miserable Service.

The mail service between Tomb stone and Bisbcs is most miserable one as at present constituted, and al- though i; is saving to the govern ment of few hundred dollars over the former service by stage, the people have much cause for complaint. Up to the 10th of the present month the mail was carried by stage and rradc the round trip in one day, or in other words the write- of letter to q custo- mer in Bisbee could receive an answer the same day by return coach. Now
 however, the mail that leaves Tomb stone one day does not reach Bisbee till the following day al 2.3o P. m. an answer to which will not reach Tomb. stone until noon the next day. Post master Clark of this city has laid the matter before the Postmaster Genera, through Mark Smith, and our delegate to Congress has replied that he would remedy the evil as soon as possible.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
The New Discovery.

This is the name of tho mine form erly called the Head Center, now by the grace of Michael Perisich titled as above. The relocation of this valuable property was the talk of the town after the announcement was made in the columns of the PRosPEcToR on Thurs day las: that the mine had changed hands. Perisich says that the Head Center company have not done assess- ment work in three years on the mine, and that they have applied for pat ent but have failed to otherwise fulfill the requirement.. of the law regarding the securing of patent, and that he has just the same right to relocate the claim that the Head Center folks would have to relocate claim of his on which he had not done assessment work Others think that the reloca ton was instigated by those interested in the mine to depreciate the value o the stock. It will probably all com, out in due time.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

While working around the Head Center mill few days since MT. Rath- burn, who has the contract for tearing 1t down, va. working with his son taking out the pump from the well, when the timbers gave way precipita- ting sire and son about twenty feet be- low. They grabbed each other as they fell and landed on some cross timbers without sustaining any injuries outside of few scratches and first-class case of fright
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
", II. SMITH. DefeA1a

WILLIAM II. OVERLOOK,
 Ns. Plain if.
 ". II. SMITH. DefeA1a t. Action brought in ihe said Justices Court, and the complaiut filed in the said Court by the sad J. r. in the said County of COcbise.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greet ing to W. II. Smith. defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in ihe said Justices Court, before said Justice of the Peace, at his office ou Main St.. toSn of Bisbee, CocLisc County, afore- said, and to answer the said complaint fled therein, within five dsys (exclu- sivo of the day of servlce) af,er the ser vice on you Cf this sammCGs, if served within this precinct. or. If served with out this precinct. but in this couaiy, within ten days; or If served out of this county within fifteen days; otherwise within twenty days, or judgment by de- fauit wiil De taken against you accord ing 10 the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to recover nf -; :L:c Snrn nf ninety nine and ninetysix one hnndredlas dollars tS99 9G) for meat furnished you a your request and by your order. and nine dollars as umel for you 10 be paid to G. $. Bradshaw. and you are hereby notified that ii you fail to appear and answer tie sail complaint, as above re- quire1. the plaintiff will apply for judgment by default against you for sail sum and all costs.
 Given under my haad at ny said office, this 2lst day of February, A. b. 1889. $ C. PERRIN.
 Justice of the Peace, in and for said Precinct. County and Territory.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
D E-EEF LAND, FINAL PROOF.
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED SIAFES LAND OFFlCE.
 TUc-. .S ARIl.. JaGuary 2i. lS,9 NOTICE Is EEREBT G VEN THAT SUM AN NER r. NlCkERS. of ToEbsto q, Co. rni-c cuuEty. aTilsnI, has lied Dot .ce of inten- ton 70 make final proof oa bis desert land claim No 6lg, :rr The x L |. c' SW !. of ection :f. Tp iS <. K 2G E. beicre Inc Clerk of ihs :. Court, ar rnmi'-t ne, -rlzoua, on Fridsy, the 18th day # Ns:Ch, ies9
 He ram es the following witnesses tO prove the com peJc ir-i=Aton and reclamation Of stit land: Wm \. Rirsr. of Wilcox, A. T; Jane. C. Par, sl ', of Wilcox, +.T t-eo. E.. K 'her, of Tomb stone, 4. T.; acS smith, Of Fem s:o.e. \. T.
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Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
WEEKLY MINING REPORT. IA Number Of New Mines Becoming Bull. lion Producers. The Outlook Mere EnCOurag- ing than for Many
 Months. Arizona on the Eve Oi a Great Min,
 ing Boom.

A gentleman, at present located in Tombstone inspecting the mines of our district, remarked inc other day that he had visited all oi the mining camps in New Mexico before coming here, and was surprised tn find such a vast amount of virgin ground lying sh- solutely idlo, and ssil he wa. at a loss 10 understand i; Tie mine. of Tomb stone district he pronounced much more promising and the ore bodies larger than any camp in New Mexico could show The recent developments oi this district show at least one thing, and that is an extensive area of the richest ground has never been touched with pick or drill.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Silver Peg, the prospector, well known through the southwest, came into the city on Monday. He has just completed successful prospecting ex- petition through Southern Arizona. He informs us that he has discovered valuable and important placer ground. -El Paso Bullion.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
wAsHINGTON CAN'T.

The sale of the Bonanza copper mine, owned by MT. Hensley, ha, fallen through. There were three parties figuring on the purchase oi this property-Mr. Cheyney, represent ing Pittsburg company, Mir. John Weir, of this county, and MT. Gcoding representing an English company. |, seems that all agree that the mines are valuable and. very desirable ones, but there seems to have been clash in the interests of the purchasers thai has resulted .in the failure of eithe, one to get the property
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Take your job work to the PRosPECToR office. Fine work a speciality. Prices low. Speci- mems of work on hand, for in- spection
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

W. F. Bradley and Michadl Perisich went to Bisbee to-day by private con veyance. The former is interested in 2 very rich mine there
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

We have this day reduced the price of the celebrated J. E. D. fresh ranch butter to soc per roll Shipments received regularly every three days.
 ts Cocbise Fl X T Co
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
DESERT LiSD, FISAL PROOF ,AOr.CE TOR PTBiiCATIOS.
UNITED sTtTss LAND OFFICE.

TUC>oN. AriZ.. Jan. 2i, lss9 N OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN S '. EiCHEPS. us TOalh-tOne, .Cochis- cIJutv, Arizona, has i ed notice of inte!-ii0n io make Ir,"fou hi- desert l1nt claim. No. SIS, for ih. NE '. 'f " {. 0: SyciI0n 34, ID. r. s-, k. 70 E.. before the Ciegz Gf the L. S- Cont 3t Tcma-tnEc, Arizo:.a, on Friday, lie ljta day of A,rch. is-9.
 H. nanc- the following witnesses to prove inc com plete irritation and ajiOn Of -aid land: Wn. A. Eigy-, Of Wilcox, \. T.: James C. Fur siey, of N l-ux, q. T: Geo. [ hDh.cr, of iCrnb. tone, A T.: Jack smith, c. Tombstone. A T.
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 Register. Fi-st Publication Jauu-ry 2j. IsS9.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

A First-Class Unlimited Ticket 10 Fl Paso for sale. Apply at the Palace Dry Goods Store Ii
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Attention is called to the mammoth ad. of the Palace dry goods store in another column. It means every word il says and the first purchasers will get the pick from their mammoth stock
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Just received by the Cochise H. x T. Co. a large and elegant line of neck wear, all of the latest styles and nobbiest designs also silk overshirts-a novelty. If
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Daily and Wight of Cochise intro duced two good bills in tine House yes terday Our representatives are pro grsssive and we are proud of them.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
W arain Q

All persons are hereby warned against working, leasing or purchas- ing the Allison mine in Montezuma canyon, Huachuca mountains, as said claim belongs to me.
 f-2m C. $. MAysUR.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

A plant house will shortly be opened in Tombstone. All kinds of choice pot plants will be kept in stock
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
Attention Bremen.

All members of Engine Company No. are requested to meet at the engine house at : o'clock, sharp, to- morrow evening.
 By order of GEO. SoDDIN,
 Foreman
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Buy nice rocking chair for your lady friend, price one dollar and fifty cents, at lfl9-5t1 ROLLERS
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Fine black and blue diagonal four button cutaways for S25 at
 febl92t SYDow & kEIKE's
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Owing to break we were unable to get our fresh dispatches to-day Those from Phenix came in last night
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

A sea bath at home can be had by buying q package of Ditman's Sea Salt at Ionge's Drug Store l2 If
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

II. J. Peto's efficient clerk left yes terday for Chicago.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
For Sake.

\ house and lot in the town oi Bis bee. House furnished throughout.
 Apply to
 J. q. BARNEY, fl Bisbee.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

The largest assortment of furniture, carpets, oiicloths, wallpaper, crockery and reed chairs ever brought to Ali zOna is now being opened at f1I-lm kOHLEH'S.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Take you prescriptions 10 Yonge's Drug Store. I2Iu
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
STOLEN GOODS.

Niagara Falls, taken clear across has not worn away so fast but that they will be there for your great grand children to look al.
 The antitrust bill before the InJi- ana legislature says that an agree ment among laboring men to force up wages is q trust, just as much as an agreement among manufacturers.
 All European governments acknowl- edge that Uncle Sam has the strong est weapon of war in the dynamite gun. A French paper says every one such gun is equel to five iron-clads.
 On seven different occasions this winter Montreal has announced the very worst storm of the season. There is time for about three more such an nouncements before spring.
 The Milwaukee Wisconsin observes that royal scandals cannot be smoth- cred so easily in this newspaper age as oi yore. Eventually the newspaper will sweep away royalty altogether.
 Ten years hence said member of the New York assembly, "the fact of an adult sending a valentine VIII bc taken as evidence that he is not a proper person to act as guardian or trustee"
 Nearly every evangelist seems to feel it his duty to pitch into the rich who are the class that build four iii,hs of the churches, give the ministers their living and make it possible for the eyangelists to go about
 George Davis, Newark man, felt so bad about signing his will the other day that he went out and shot him self. Come to look matters mp ne had nothing to will, and there was no call for him 10 make one
 The Emperor of Japan has pro- clainiel constitution ani the Japs are tossing up their caps in mad en- i thusiasm. They will find that their troubles have just begun Ii you don't have constitution you cam break it.
 A Philadelphia patrolman resigned his Mace because hs was kept on 3 beat which hal only twenty-uiue sa- looms on ii. He didn't want the earth, but he thought there ought to be at least thirty-five places where he could get a free glass.
 A Nirginian has come to grief by ; trying to salt" natural gas we'll That is, he bored well and sought to supply the gas by certain chemicals but he didn't get the smell just right and the law grabbed him by the neck He left out the rotten egg.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

DGOPUSAL> tOR HOE>E, FUR IAYALkY
 A Service NccrglaT CTS Department Sf Ar iz. nc. Diic" Chirf ogarte'ma-ter, Los AnErcs, Cal, Feb ls, l-S9 Sealed proposals w'H be -r- ceiycd st th- ohiCe HBii. II O clock S.. ,WedEcs
 dsy, March 25. lsc9, and opened in incCiately thereafter n t.e Irr-1uce Ot bidders. Tor tLe iu
 ai-hing and dviIFerin,. coon a. practicable, si Los Al g-les, Cal, or Fort Union Fort WiT- Q gaIe. \. N, Of al or ary part Of si1ty hor-cs re- q1ireG for Cayaify fersice; ;hc government re- serVif he right to reject tLo whO!e O. any part ol any bid Tee ived. PrO1Osais deliveries of the ho 6. points other than th Jse uaJned wlil He entert aimed. Prefe!-HC, given to a:t,c.es If domestic D-cdICt on, conditions Of price and quslity being eqGal, and such prefeTcrce giyen To articles of American production produced OH rhe Pacific COast iO inc extent of tLt con-rta gti0n r,qaired by the plblic service there. Specfcr- Jiyus, general n-tIuc;ioEs 10 dder- and blank fsru- Cf pr~p a Will be fIrrzhed epp,ica :UE to tFis office: 10 The Assistant QuErIeru Bster, San'a Fe, \. NJ, CT To the Depot oHaTt-vmssteT. St. Louis, Mo. A <. KiMBALL, tllerternssie [, [ S. A Chief QusrtrrmA-ter flS-ln
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
IIERSCHAL,

The owners are working three shifts at present and the shaft is going down at a rapid rate with the assistance of tho stea m hoist, which is working to the utmost satisfaction. Twenty-Five feet was the progress made last week and the shaft Is now down to depth oi S5 feet. The first level at the l25- foot will be run and connection made with the wiuze from the drift on the G0-ioot level. The rich strike iii the shaft continues 10 show up well, al- though after attaining "A width of two feet the ledge was lost. II was found again in few feet, having jumped to the other side of the shaft. Tine ore will average $50 to the ton and there is no sign of its illumination.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
" anted.

Teams for Sonora. Apply to
 $. NJ. BARROW, If Allen street, Tombstone.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
WAssszN&roH's nIsrssoAY
Flow sisc Day .as Observed ina
 Tom bssOnc.

Yesterday was most beautiful day and the town presented some of it's old-;ime appearance,
 The exercises at SchiefIein Hall were very interesting. The school children gathered around the doors at an early hour 10 be on hand when the doors opened. The presentation speech by Col Herring was rendered in his usual style adapted to the occa- sion and brought forth hearty applause from the crowded house The four beautiful and expensive flags presented to the school were haI,ded by Mir. 4 l.. Grow to the representatives from each room who hai been chosen to re- ceiye them, a'.eg which the Principal, Mr. George M.tc&lf, responded on be- half of the scholars in few well chosen wor4s. Singing by Mrs. liar wood and recitations by the children helped to make the hour pleasant one Dr. Goodiellow, who was to have delivered an allrcss, "as called from the Hall by message unexpectedly.
 The ball given under the auspices oi the order at Pavilion Hall in the even ing was a grand success. The vouth and beauty of tic city were there. This was the second annual ball and reflects great credit upon the order and 'hc committee of arrangements, who worked so diligently to make its success assured. The supper al the Maison Dors was, Of course, i'll keeping with the balance of the arrangements and was one of Toluet's successful ei- forts.
 The baseball game in the afternoon at the race track was largely attended and the crowd was well rewarded The playing was spirited and exciting, the Huachuca boys winning by a score of $ 10 l. Stump and Thomas behind the bat and Hawk and McComas in the box for the Tombstone boys diI excellent work. With q little more practice the home nine will make t warm for the soldeir boys, who are a 5cntlemaply lot of fellows and play good ball
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Two car loads of furniture just re ceived at Kohler's. film
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

J. E. Durkee's ranch butter by ex- press daily, one dollar per roll. at the Cochise Hardware and Trading Con- pany's store.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
LOCAL NOTES.

A Big Drive in CLOTHING AND HATS at
 I, SYDow X kIEKE's.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

serve ore body 10 work on, and the owners are not worrying themselves about finding anything more in hurry
 BUNKER HILL.
 A visit to this mine is worth ones while. So many changes have taken place during the past year on the prop critics of this company that one would scarcely recognize the location. The magnificent new hoist costing $G0,0oO presents a "come-ts-Stay" appearance which is in keeping with the under ground workings ef the properties, which arc worked from the new dou- Accompaniment shaft. Tho output of ore is undiminishcd and the bodies of il in sight are, to the experienced eye, seemingly inexhaustible In all probability Superintendent Coffnsn will induce his company to erect 2 smelting plant for the reduction of the ore before many weeks have rolled by
 LAST CHANCE.
 In this end of the dis.iic. the mines are looking well. The Sea Serge, Franklin, Mamie and the claim of the Martin brothers, all adjacent claims, are being worked with most satisfac- torily results. The State of Maine, Brother Jonathan and State of Maiue No. are all looking well
 NOTES.
 The T. NJ. & NJ. Co. have nothing new to report this week. All of the properties being worked are showing and undiminished amount of ore in sight notwithstanding the fact that heavy shipments are being made reSu- larly.
 The Rainbow near the Bunker Hill will, it is rumored, soon start up. This is splendid property.
 DOS CABEzAs.
 Since the bonding of the Juniper and other claims the camp has taken start again. There are many valua- ble properties srornd this district which will pay to work with arastras, and ! large mill, say one hundred stamps, would be paying proposi- ton.
 HARsHAw
 The mill being put up by MT. Finley at Harshaw, says the Citizen, is about ready for action. Everything is in place but the boiler and that was shipped from Tucson several days ago. AS soon as it arrive. the mill will be started as soon as it can be put in place The mill is something new in this country and the ore will be crushed b. the roller process instead of with stamps.
 There are three good paying mines at Har.haw from which ore has been shipped and there are many prospects that promise to develop into sp.endid properties
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
NICHOLAS.

An ore house has been erected on the mine and the rich chloride orc is being hoisted and serted preparatory to shipment Work on the mine con tinues with the most fattering results. A few weeks more will get things so shaped that more rapid head~ay can be made.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
STERLING SILVER.

This company will shortly employ q large number Of men. The Head Cen ter mill has been taken down and about one half oi 1t moved to the new site here It will be remembered that this mill was, when erected, intended for twenty stamps, but ten of which were ever used. The intention of NIT. Fisher is to erect it in precisely the same manner, and when the necessity arise. for the placing of the additional ten stamps it can be done with a small outlay The contract calls for the completion of the mill by the 4th Of May, at which time the dropping of ten stamps upon orc of the Ground Hog and Nizina will be commenced.
 On the former mine q large amount of good ore ;s ready for reduction. The diamond drill will be here in few weeks and will be operated in the Vi. gina ground west of the main shaft where there is thousand feet of vir gin ground to be explored.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
EQUINOX.

This claim lies near the old San Diego smelter and is owned by Joe Bigncn and partners. Ata depth of thirty-five feet ten-inch vein of rich chloride ore was struck which carries an abundance of horn silver and which will assay in the hundreds. The ledge is rapidly widening and all of the prop critics in this neighborhood are being relocated and worked.
 GRAND CENTRAL COMPANY
 Are working the Emerald with the same number of men, and the output is about the same. There being nc prospecting done outside of that in thc Silver Plume which is under bond there is very little to report new or in teresting. The Emerald, which is thu bonanza mine, has an immense re
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
SUMMONS. IN THE JUSTICES COURT.
 Of Precinct No. l, County of Cochise. Territory of Arizona
LIAM II. OVERLOOK

Before 5. c. Perrin. Justice of the
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

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