The oasis. [volume], October 08, 1904, Image 6

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Noales. Santa Cru county. Arisen.
Published Every Saturday at Xogalea. Santa
Crux County, Arliona, by THIS OASIS
Printing House, Incorporated.
41XEX T. HIKD, Managing Kdltor.
K. H. EVANS. BosIupsb Manager.
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Republican
NATIONAL TICKET
For President:
Theodore Roosevelt,
of New York.
For. Vice-President:..-.. .....
Charles W. Fairbanks,
of Indiana.
REPUBLICAN
Territorial Ticket
that august body until the fourth
of March fighting the joint state-
Th'-o'iJfh-.U? lff I rti n.MIitV
t'-'l ty th'' T in th v.ir-
j-r lis' N u i II hold prim try
rh'f'tioiH to designate d!-2.ite to
attend t!i' cuiity convention
which will assemble in Nogales
next Thursday and nominate a
county ticket, and it is to he sin-
1 1 .... .. .1 1 V . . 4 . . 1 . ' 1 :
cere.y nopeu uia wnouerauon anu!hooil pr0position. Bv electing
judgment will prevail in the work Mark U just the wav for'the peope
-not only at the primaries, but j of Arizona to have 'joint statehood
in the convention. crowded upon them, before Mr.
With the right kind of noraina-1 SmUh would have a chance t()
tions and united action, there i ! rm the Arizona chair in the
a strong probability for success of j hous?e o representatives.
the county republican ticket in j v. .:
November. The people are restive ! TlIE Democratic party aspires to
under the increased burden of tax-! control the American government
ation, extravagant expenditures,
increase in official salaries and
shortening of school terms; and
thev are readv and willing to vote
W ! ! en iii . t:v'r- , 1 1 h olid - ; i j
ih'i-t r ' thr xw-, ;tlt-f nitinj.', mu , f ,'
li s J r t t n i f i to l-rjii'
ttitb iiiiu th iiif-tiini)h!'
of -tatchood; hut h" )tn al
failed. Now his plea fur
tUue
home
"grave and revrend eignetir." of boon
the senate would har. up all other j ways
hu.-ines1 and occupy the time of! election u that he must be s-ent to
Washington to save Arizona from
statehood in the onlv form it can
0
be had. Will he not continue hi
record of failure?
upon the proposition that it cannot
do much harm that all the great
issues upon which it has heretofore
been beat having been irrevocably
a change. " But it must be a real, fettled by the Republican party,
For Delegate in Congress:
O. A. FOWLER
of Maricopa County.
For Joint Councilman
Pima and Santa Cruz Counties
E. frL DICKER MAN
of Pima County.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
beneficial change that the republi
can convention offers. In the
main the democratic ticket will
present the same men who have
heretofore held the offices, and who
are greatly responsible for the bur
dens and hardships under which
the people are groaning. The peo
ple are willing to unload this
crowd, but they are unwilling to
load up with one no better or a
little worse. Consequently there
the party which opposed them can
now be safely trusted with power.
That is a great idea, isn't it? Em
ploy a man to do a job of work
another cannot; and when the
stress is over discharge him and
put the incompetent into the place.
Hereafter the War Department
will not accept bow legged recruits
for the cavalry so it is reported.
Aa:oui)L(; to his political de
tractors Washington aspired to a
crown. The Oasis editor remembers
when the American democratic
party held up to execration the
martyr president, 'Abraham Lin
coln, as a tyrant and trampler into
the dust of the liberties of the peo
ple. Then the silent victor of Ap
pomattox was the "man horse
back" who was going to enslave a
free people. Now it is Roosevelt
who is the bogey man of the alleged
anti-imperialism in America
Will Visit His Home.
A press telegram from the City
of Mexico states that Thursday of
the present week Don Ramon Cor
rol, vice-president elect of the Re
public of Mexico, left the federal
capital en route to St. Louis to visit
the World's Fair, after which the
vtn... ,1,,. distinguished gentleman will visit
iT , . . , in California a short time, and will
them to maintain their seats m the uan t.w,,a uia u.,, i ir....
FOR SHERIFF
Notice is hereby given that
mi. G. DUUIONT
of Patagonia, is a candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Santa Cruz
County, subject to nomination by
the Republican County Convention.
For District Attorney
Notice is hereby given that
S. FREDRICK NOON
of Nogales, is a candidate for the
office of District Attorney of Santa
Cruz County, subject to nomina
tion by the Republican County
Convention.
will he no use in offering candi
dates whose characters and records i saddle? Wi!1 the department adopt osillo, where he will make a short
re not guaranties that in a change ! the recommendation made by Lieu-j stay before returning to the City
the public interest will be studied j tenant Uerby (John Phoenix) a
and followed. With such a ticket ! haf centur' Since that eveiT cav'
there will come from the democra-1 alr saddle have a hook' and there
tic side a sufficient number of voles j be inserted into the seat of the
to elect it r trousers of each trooper a ring, to
o., ...... ...,to; i catch the hook and hold the bold
4Jui ccn men jurpu uiivaij
I warrior secure in the saddle?
vote will be necessarv. All inter
ests and all shades of the party The man who is always ''making
should be called into consultation j a hard luck talk" is universally
and given consideration. There j considered a bore. Why should
should be no division in the ranks, j not the game rue apply" to the
Every republican should be in- j Democratic party. Did vou ever
duced and encouraged to giving jread a democratic platform which
the cause every weight and strength was not "a hard luck storv?"
there is in him. This is no time
for republicans to be wreaking upon
one another petty spites and ani
mosities, that are in so manv in
instances but the feeling and ex
pression of a few, yet which if in- j
dulged frequently lead to general j
disaster. The welfare of Santa S
Cruz countv is and should be 1
above all personal considerations. !
The republican party should put I
forward candidates of recognized j
j ability and integrity, and then all
of Mexico for elevation to the more
exalted station to which he has
been designated in December.
It is anticipated that Don Ra
mon will rerch Hermosilla early
in November, and the people of
that city are making extensive
preparation for giving him a great
reception, and making his visit
ever memorable.
As the distinguished gentleman
will be in Nogales, both going to
and returning from Hermosillo. an
ovation will be arranged for him
Subscribe for The Oasis.
mil Am ..-
EL GLOBO
For Treasurer
Notice is hereby given that
"v k. 1 m ir w" r- w-
of Nofir.iles is a candidate for the unite for their election. The partv.j I
office of Treasurer of Santa Cruz j should first deserve success bv
C. J. MARBURG Proprietor.
The Most Extensive Commercial House in Sonora.
Gent fe men's Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
The Largest Clothing Factory in Mexico "EL MINK HO,"
our Special Brand of Overalls, are the Best for Mining
and all Heavy Work. . ....
HERMOSILLO,
SOSORAt
MEX.
County, subject to nomination by nominating a ticket which will &,S$$$$$&$$$m;i5&t$$$
the Rejiublican County Convention
For Supervisor
NoUce is hereby given that
THOMAS BAYZE
is a candidate for the office of Sup-
ervisor of Santa Cruz County sub-1
ject to nomination by the Republ
ican County Convention.
I meet with the commendation of'
j the people; and then should achieve
I success by unitedly and harmon- j
jiously working for success of the i
! ticket. Let us all get together.
Delegate Ropey of New Mexico. '
who was defeated for renomination,
is said to be out as an independent
For Sheriff -candidate against the regular re-;
Notice is hereby given that ; publican nominee. If the report!
CHARLES L. FOWLER le true TllE ASW considera.that!
is a candidate for the office of : the gentleman is making a grave
Sheriff of Santa Cruz County sub-(mistake. He can afford to await:
ject to' nomination by the Republ- the future. A bolt now would i
lean county Convention. i cl0,c. an future opportunity.
i
mmie
Fruit
Co.
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