The oasis. [volume], August 31, 1893, Image 6

About The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920

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THURSDAY. AUG..;.. iSr,3
I'nlli'il from Kxrhanp's.l
A 'tout" of tlif fraternal order ( f
Macciiliors is to be organized at Mesa.
Material for an ore tramway at Mor
gan City, has been tinlcrt'd frnm In-n-vcr.
Kil Huberts is in jail at Flagstaff to
answer a charge if illegal branding of
cattle.
Tlie territorial normal school, at
Tempe, will be-gin its term on Septem
ber 4th.
FiriO, larpe potatoes, grrnvn in the
vioinity, are now in the market at
Flagstaff.
At libee, week ln-fore last, twenty
three men were laid oil by the Copper
Queen mine.
The camp meeting at Norton's
grove, near I'lKrnix, is drawing a bin
crowd every evening.
Reports from the San Pedro Valley
are that the high water has flooded
much of the country.
Since the first of last October the
money expended on new buildings at
Yuma aggregates $:o.oon.
The new road in Yavapai county
between Kirkland and Thompson's
Valley, has been completed.
Many small mines and placer claims
are being worked in the icinity of
Morgan City, Maricopa county.
The San Simon again put the roads
in a wretched condition between Saf
ford and Solomon ville last week.
Commencing September 1st, there
will be only one stage a week bet ween
Tucson and Quijotoa, instead of three.
Friday of la;t week. K. L. (J ray, of
Mesa, was caught in the tumbling rod
ot a thresher, and pretty badly bruis
ed. John Davis, a Verde rancher, is re
ported to have fallen heir to a snug
fortune by the death of a relative in
Missouri.
Windiest erMiller of Tempo, ha- had
a portion of his foot amputated to
cheek the ravages of a cancer. He is
recovering.
A well is being sunk on the road be
tween Mesa and (ioldiiclds, and as smut
as water is develoed a half way house
will be established.
The new management at- Haro.ua
JIala, it is stated, will employ only
American miners, in preference to
Cholos, and Indians.
J'wiah Blown, who was a resident
of Tombstone for many years, has just
suffered the amputation of one of his
legs in San Francisco.
Arizona pays more in taxes for her
public, schools, in projiortion to tier
population, titan any oilier state or
territory in the I nion.
At Plvenix la-t Friday, William
Winch was iMiurul over by the United
States Commissioner on a charge of
selling liquor to Indians
Thursday morning of last week Mrs.
Thomas Hughes of Tucson, wife of the
ex-territorial auditor, was killed by
an adobe wall falling on her.
The Pacific Insurance Union has
raised the rate of premium in Arizona
to meet the tax levied on insurance
agents by tie last legislature.
At Quijotoa the Imperial (iold Min
ing Company is sinking a deep well.
TLc-y will n.jt stop uiitil tbf-y get wa
ter,, if they have o sink feet.
Mr W. Heath of 'Phoenix is k ported
To have absconded with several bun
dle J do!li.r.- bi-eijiri to hi . tini'o;u,
I rank Fuqu.
! Sunday M. A. Schuster of Tomi
(Mono l..st two valuable cows from
j drinking of cyanide solution in the
tanks at t be lios, mine.
The Hii'it iugtoii mill at lns ('alu-sas
wiil Mart -on ore from tin- Pain and
j ( a-ey mines. The live stamp mill is
j running on on-from the Silver Cave
mu e.
The establishment of a sanitarium
at Tombstone is in contemplation. Is
not "Tombstone" rather too suggf st
ive a name for a place of resort for in
valid
The Old lH-mininion Copper Com
pany, at (ilobe. has shut down its
smelters for want of coke. Had road
caused bv heavy rains, have stopped
all freight teams.
Pete Caffrey's Pa by mine at Payne
Springs. Mohave county, is developing
into a good property, lie is taking
out ore that runs as high as l.noo 07.
iu silver per ton.
A quartz mill complete, capacity
five to eight tons per day. is said to be
on exhibition at the World's Fair, that
w ill do good work and sells for 1.0U
each, alviard the cars.
The ranges of mountains beyond
Superstition are full of prospectors
and miners. A large number are look
ing formarveloiisly rich placers known
to exist there sonic wl ere.
Alfred Trippel. of Mesa, has receiv
ed his instruct ions fi m the surveyor
general and is preparing to liegin on
the large surveying contract which
he obtained some time ago.
postortices have been discontinued,
to take effect August .'SI. at Harcuvar,
Maricopa county, mail therefor to go
to Vulture: and at Otis. Pinal county,
mail to go to Casa tirande.
The records of the internal revenue
oitice for this district, comprising
New Mexico and Arizona, show that
during the fiscal year ending June;jo,
the receipts were 4'.lo;i. w.
The Tucson tire department is in
receipt of l.uoo feet of new rubber
lined hose, and is now in readiness foi
anything in the tire lire that may oc
cur. The hose is quite satisfactory.
Last week H. McComas. of Mesa,
returned from Chicago with his son
Hoy, w ho was taken east some weeks
ago for treatment by the Pasteur
process, on account of a m id dog bite.
The territorial board of dental ex
aminers w ill meet in Tucson on Sep
tember 11. Several applicants for
certificates to practice dentistry in
the territory will appear for examina
tion. A large number of spectators at
tended the sale of government hos
pital and medical goods, last Friday,
at Whipple, and enough wares were
purchased to take care of any ills ever
invented.
J. W. Lambert has been held by
Justice Pamsey of Cila P.end. on a
charge of grand larceny. He is ac
cused of having stolen an entire
freighting out fit-horses, harnesses,
wagons, water barrels and all.
From For t 1 luachuca comes a rcKrt
that of the garrison of a."!) men, lifty
arc in the hospital wit h typhoid ma
laria. Mexicans along the San Pe
dro are also down with it. Some fa
talities have occurred.
Owing to the dry season of late
years, calves have not been branded
upa closely as usual. A stockman
says many steers are on the range in
Southern Arizona innocent of the
marks of any branding iron. These
will probably be sold at the next big
round-up. for a fund iu the cattle
men's associat ion.
At the Ihirlt ranch-. Pima eounlt.
I he rains, says Mr. Hailt. have been
light. They come right up to the
fence and stop there. Mr Hartt will
I b.l-( 111!, top ".(. ot !.!;: ft !;:: f. !.o
off. bilk -ung that will kt in theraiu.-.
On tin' t.l li of next month the elect
ors of Ktiurman Will Vote nil I he proji
isil ioll t issue -10. 0011 III school bonds
for th)' purpose of building a new
school building in t lie tow u i f Kins:
man.
The San Pernanlino rant-lu round
up, on the Mexican line, report see
ing two hands of well-armed Apaches
last Friday. alt-nut fifteen miles north
of the line. One had fourteen In
dians, the other six.
A numlter of men ha'c been taken
into Kingman suffering from a com
plication of malarial diseases, and
seem very slow of recovery. They all
seem to be suffering from a loss of vi
tal power, every movement causing a
strong exertion of will power.
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III)' Hill interest I In- reader: -lorn l.,n:- in.,.. I
bad , terrible pain nt lny In art, Khieh Mut
tered aliruM imesaijt iy. Iliad no petin-
aiHt 1'Ollld IK If sleep. I Willi III t (- ITO -l II I!
to sit lin Ill bed n ml heleli L';i from mv slum.
aehnnlUl thought every minute, uouid tH-
lliy lllst. Ulel'M Vtii.S fl fl'elllllT of OpprvsMOII
iiIhhii. my liuart, and I wiot ufnii.t to ilinw it
full ItimiIi. 1 rnuldn't hwei'ii u. r.x.iii itli-
nut. Killnii! ciouii unit ri-siint;; but, 1h:viiW
niMi, ny i lie lie I p or ew lliiiit. V uie all Unit
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furo usina tint New Heart t iiie I li:ni ti'ki-n
tlilTi renl so-r:il l - reno'iiii's :i,i Ih i ii treutril
by lUh-tnii nillioiit, unv Ih-iicIii until I hii
lhtJi (JlrM-oiiruut'O and iJisusit l, Mv luishaml
Itimzlit nit-ii Imii llu of r. Miles' New Henri
( uru, nail :ini li;ipiy tosuy I never n i:n-ti il
it. us 1 liuw li.ne ii siilemliil tt m -1 . 1 1 ami
sleeHV ll. I weiiihi'il imhiikIs lien I l-
irau taking the, rt.ineily, uml nuw I m.-Uli l.Vi',.
Its t-ITi-i l In nivrnni has liei n trnlv inurva l-
ons. It far siirp:iM!4 liny oilier medicine I
Inivo ever taken or any liem-lit I evi r ri'
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Pr. Miles' New Heart I'uti- is solil on a
tive Kiiaranii-H by ml 1 i-n ist s, (,r by the Dr.
Miles Mediral Co., Elkhart, 1 ml., on reeeiplof
price, $1 per bottle, six bottles j. t;. press pre
paid. This erciifc (iisi-overv bv an eininent
siN-i lalist in In-art (lisi-a-., rnutuius uciliiui
opiaici nor Uabeuruuit Urugo.
Sold by All Druggists.
Meat Market.
Having Purchased the
Place of Mr. Y. II.
Ouinn at Casa Grande
I am now prepared to
serve the public with
Fresh and Salt Meats.
Deliverv wagons will
run regularly to Ari
zola, Otis and Reward
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