The oasis., 1896-10-03

 Saturday, october 3, 1896.
o1rx AND COUNTY.

Last Saturdays Citizen says: Ar ture Morales of Guaymas, ana Agus, tin Pesqueira of Hermosillo, arrived in the city last night by stage rom Nogales.
 FOR SAIE.-A Dayton bicycle, al- most new and weighs twenty-one pounds Morgan < Wright quick re- hair tires. For further particulars address J. U., care of THE OASIS.
 Stal, A curious relation has been noted by old residents between the opening of the circns season in Tucson and windy weather. It is said that the day before the circus comes Is al- ways a blustery one and that for years no exception to this rule has occured,
 The Citizen of last Saturday says: At meeIing of the school board held last evening, it was decided that in the interest of economy, it was best to discontinue the high school, as, for the past two or three years the at tendance was only about six or eight pupils.
 Citizen. A Yaqui Indian. an adobe layer named Baron, living east of the railroad track, in drunken frenzy carved his wife to a murderer's taste Saturday of last week She was severely cut on the back and sides and otherwise injured, but the attending physicians anticipate nO serious re- suits
 If yOur children are subject to crOup watch for the first sy mptom of the d. sease- hoarseness. fChamberlain's Cough Remedy IS given as soon as the child becomes hOarse it will prevent the attack. Even after the crOupy cough has appeared the attack can al- ways be prevented by giving this re- medy It is also invaluable for colds and whooping cough For sale by Chenoweth & Mix
 Sual. At q meeting aT the city counciI an ordinance was passed aud signed granting franchise for street railway to w P Woods. The fran chise covers the principal streets of the city and is similar in it's terms to the Nelson franchise. All the money reqGired for the construction of so much of the line as 1t is intended to build immediately is now available and work will shortly be begun on the line to the university,
 Star: There is a woman lying sick in southeastern Arizona, for whose funeral elaborate preparations have been already made, She is the wife of former senator from one of the middle states. Early death is iheyi- table and week ago metallic coffin was ordered to be put up in readiness by the Arizona Undertaking company, and arrangements were made for em- balming the body. The woman is still alive but her coffin Is all trimmed and ready against a telegram an- nOuncing that it's future tenant is ready 10 move in.
 Star. Deputy District Clerk w, r.. B. Field yesterday resigned his posi- tion and Al Berpard was appointed to succeed him. MT. Bernard entered upon his duties yesterday morning. Mir. Field took the position imme- diately after MT. Halbert's appoint ment, but had himself been an appli- cant fer the office of district clerk upon the appointment, which was afterward recalled by the department of justice, of NJ. H. Williams of Phe- nix to be judge of the first judicial district. MT. Field has fulfilled his duties in a manner which has won for him the commendation of the court, members of the bar and all persons with whom he had been thrown in contact. His hard work and accuracy have greatly facilitated the transac- tion of business in this court.