The oasis., 1896-10-10
ARIZONA NEWS
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caused great damage at BlsDee dl- though there was no loss of life.
 Last Sunday NJ. NJ. Sherman shipped from Bisbee to Kansas City twenty-five carloads of cattle, and will make like shipment today.
 The circus lost lion and bear at Phoenix, having perished from heat between Phenix and Maricopa. The lion was valued at Sl 900.
 An eastern gentleman has written the Courier in regard to the adyisa- biity Of starting large machine shop in Prescott. He rightly argues that mining center like Prescott should support such an establish ment.
 Thursday of last week Governor Franklin issued an election proclama- tion calling general election Noyem- Der 3rd., and special election in Ma yajo county where they vote on bonds for the erection of court house and jail, as provided by all act of the late congress.
 Phpnix Herald: On the train from the north yesterday there were nine teen passengers and in order to pass the time. the discussion of politics was taken up. After a long discus sion poll of all the passengers was taken, with the result that sixteen out of the nineteen voters on the train cast their vote for Mckinley and protection and but threefor Bry- an and free silver
 In Cochise county the new mining camp at Pearce is all torn up of the elOpement of Mrs. LongbottOm with one of her bOarders. A constable over took and arrested the elOping pair at Wilcox, but on the road returning to Pearce long bottle was produced, from the contents of which the con- stable drank so deeply that the Long bottom got away again with her dear devoted, and they have not since been seen.
 According to the report of Govern or Franklin, which document will be issued shortly, the population of Ari- zona is l0l ,000. There has not been an exact census taken since 1890 but from the commissioners of immigra- tion, from the school population and
 
 there are over 100000 people living in this territory. This report ought to greatly increase our chances for statehood.
 In the storm which occurred just above Bisbee last Thursday afternoon the Anguis building was washed in and the Palace, Geisenhfffer'S, Noble, Can Can and buildings extending to the gulch and also the brewery guilch sustained some loss by the carrying away of everything portable. A Mex ican was nearly drowned and the de- livery horse of Mike MedigoyIch was carried away. Several wagons and numerous outhOuses were washed away. It is estimated that from to } feet of water rushed through the canon.
 Phoenix Herald: The Arizona Re publican changed hands today, Mir. c. | c. Randolph, representative of the | New York Times at Washington, be- | coming owner. The property was sold | on a mortgage, the purchasing price | s7,000; S5,000 being paid in cash and | two attachments for S2,000 being as- stunned. The new owner is at Wash ington and will leave at once for this city to take possession of his new property. In the mean time Mr. Har- vey Lee, the present business mana ger, will have charge, Mr. Wol6ey stepping down and out.
 The Darlington, Wis, Journal says editorially of a popular patent medi- cine: We know from experience that Chamberlain Coliey Cholera and Diar- hoea Remedy is all that is claimed for it, as two occasions it stopped excru- ciating pains and possibly saved us from an untimely grave. We would not rest easy over night without it Tn the house." This remedy undoubted- ly saves more pain and suffering than any other medicine in the world. Every family should keep it in the hOOSe for if ;s gure to he needed