The oasis. [volume], September 17, 1904, Image 7

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

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SONOHA 3IFTWGS.
Saturday, Srpt. 17, KM.
Metal Quotation,.
Following are th- market j i : t : x
tatious (mi Hiatal." fur today.
Copper (K.CathK?f) Ih li'j ( Vl
Lead, per 100 11. 1.15 (' -J.. 'JO
.Silver, per 07,., ."("') cts.
Mexican dollars -HU 474 '
Mex. Dol. (local) 41'. 17
Mexico Citv Exchange $2.1,1
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Sheriff Turner made a business
trip to Patagonia Wednesday,
Yesterday evening Mr. Andy
Bartleth returned frem Imuris.
Mr. II. II. liichardM.u of Pata
gonia, has gone to Pncott, in at
tendance upon the republican ter-
ritoria 1 convention as a delegate
i from .Santa Cruz county.
j Thursday the annual September
i fiesta in Noyrules, Sonora, was com
; me need. The iiesta ground is. upon
j Arizpe street. Louis and Mark
j Lulley and Arcadio Torres are the
j concessionaires.
j Thursday evening Mr. Fermin
jCamou of the firm of Horvilleur &
I Camou of Hermosillo, arrived at
Nogales, and has been at the line
Today .Messrs. W. H. Barnett
and Nat Crocumb are in from
Patagonia.
Sunday evening Mark Lulley ;
th Tvn.lal! ,Utri,t S9tn Rlt,! since. - Monday the gentle-
mountain:?, where work was started
Yesterday evening Mr. A.
Conard returned from a visit
Hays Camp.
j Saturday upon the Tom Taggart.
j He reports gratifying developments
continuing in the Jophn.
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Nogalea Lodge No. 19 I. O. 0. F.
initiated several new members last
Tuesday evening. After the initia-
Governor Brodie visited the Na-I008 an ther business were con
tional Guard encampment at Point j eluded all present were invited to
of Rocks this week. an elegant supper furnished by the
. j ladies of the auxiliary lodge.
xesieruav evening' .ur. uarios
man will start lor ct. Louis and
other eastern points.
Johnson of San Marcial, arrived at Wednesday
Tucson Episcopal Church.
The Episcopal church has been
subjected to a thorough renovation
of the interior of the building, pre
paratory to the resumption of reg
ular services. Carpenters and
painters have been busy for several
days in rearranging and repainting
and finishing seats and other fix
tures. When completed, the in-
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morning
Mr. N. G. 1 terior of this handsome edifice will
Nogales, and is here todav. i Banks, superintendent of the Lor-
- Jaine Mining Company, went to
Wednesday Mr. Ben Daniels Magdalena en route to'the camp of
went to Prescott to attend the re- j the company (the Klondyke) over
pnoiican territorial convention. ; bevond the Santo Domingo river. !
present a much improved ap
pearance. -Tucson Star.
Yestcrdav Doctor Bim Smith of i 1 orapanied bv Mr. Morris ; keeps on hand for sale to 1
ermosillo, was at Nogales return-! oi Plttsburg' 1 a"' wli0 1S Vls,t,n8 111 j he Allowing descnoed
g home from a visit in'the east! bonom- i States ciwtom house blanli
id in California. Tuesdav evening Mr. George L miest 01 uoods in boat ot
4(T . T , , Clarke, superintendent of the gra- i ff. 'hn Flve 1 ons' Car or 0ther
"I he American Lady," the most! r.At ,j ti,0 rinit.i fftua Vehicle.".
Custom House Blanks.
The Oasis office has printed and
importers
United
States custom house blanks:
"Manifest of Goods in Boat of
KJronh.nnmno,,,, Lntry for Immediate Consump
bold only at the Red House. t f ' u,. ,f. lion.-'
Ramon Vasnuez. ; 1 , , .
property aoout imriy mues soutn
east from Torres station, having
been visiting a couple of months
with his family in San Francisco.
Mr. H. E. Grace, agent for the
Sonora railway at Pesquiera sta
tion, and family have been in No
gales several days, arranging to
leave their children in school. To
morrow Mr. and Mrs. Grace will
return to Pesquiera. During his
stay the gentleman bought property
in the Noon Addition, where he will
eventually build a home.
Doctor Smith of Hermosillo, who
was at Nogales yesterday, arriving
from Los Angeles, reports that in
that city one day last week, Miss
Augusta J. Burris, a young lady
jwell known in Nogales and Hermo
jsillo, was united in matrimony
Edwin N. Buck, a well known
newspaper man. will commence
the publication of the Naco Budget
about the eighteenth instant.
There will be service at the
Methodist church on Sunday at
eleven o'clock. Service by Rev. R.
C. Elliott, all are cordially invited.
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. George
K. French went to Prescott Mr.
French in attendance as a dele
gate to the republican conven
tion. There will be regular services in
St. Andrews Episcopal church to
morrow at the usual hours. A
general invitation is cordially ex
tended. Tnmnrrnw mnrnin.-r Wro C H-l
ler will start for the easfto' visit I v?ith f , Sentlem,a.n "ame Law8'
the St. Louis exposition, after i 1 . ' menus u
which she will go to her old home !
"Application, Under Oath, to
Enter Goods Without Certified In
voice." "Manifest of Merchandise Trans
ported in Bond."
All these blanks have received
1 .inn, a. pr -p rty on ,v hinr-i If
, and Mr. M ir-h Hi i'. Wnirht, .mm.
! fine .--amplf- of or-, of which ll.n
; have now a body .-'; x f'"t in widtii
i averaging fifty -nine oujic' of il v-r
j)(-rton. The properties include a
group of fix claims, all showing
j ore from the surface, the poorest of
J which oss.avs fortv-hve ounces
I silver, and going as high as 742
Monday of the present week Mr.
Barney Cohen, of the Grand Hotel
at Hermosillo, returned from a
visit of several months in the east
and California. He returns in
good health and spirits after a pro
longed vacation, and has now set
tled down to business again. The
Hotel Cohen, as the Grand is more
familiarly known, has always been
very popular, and the Cohens will
spare neither pains nor expense to
maintain its prestige and popularity.
La Libert-ad, ' a famous-antigua
mine in the Prietas caflon, near
San Antonio de la Huerta, has
been bought by a company' of Chi
cago capitalists, including Doctor
R. C. Coy and his brother, two gen
tlemen who have operated in So
nora many years. A GO-H. P.
pumping engine is in operation
unwatering the mine, and when
that is completed exploration will
begin. Mr. H. L. Miller, formerly
superintendent of the Mina Gran
de, at the Chicago camp, in the
same canon, is superintendent. Mr.
Jack Cleaver is foreman.
Information from the Lower Ya
qui valley is to the effect that the
river has been so swollen by heavy
rains in the Sierra Madre that it
is higher than at any time during
twenty years, and considerable
damage has been done. The city
of Turin, which is on high ground,
is entiiely surrounded by water.
At Potam the river had cut away
a number of buildings and it was
feared that the flour mill of Kimball
ife Francis would be destroyed.
approval by the United States eus-f Between Medano and Alirodones
toms house authorities, and are the country was under water a
warranted correct
distance of several miles.
We Will Mail You PREPAID a Copy oi Our
New Revised Map ol Sonora lor 2.00 Gold.
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li j . I Celebration of the Mexican In-
i dependence Day has been royally
j observed by the patriotic people of
j Nogales, Sonora, the festivities ex-
tending through two days. The
usual public exercises were held in
j front of the custom house yester
! day afternoon; and later the chil-
uren nau a lancv ure parade in
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the Tlaza Irece de Julio. At ; !:
evening the plaza was beautifully !
illuminated with many colored
lights, displaying the national :
colors green, white and red and
there v as a hrilPant display of
fireworks. A grand ball in thelM
municipal palace terminated the . JJ
festivities. It was one of the mostly
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