The oasis. [volume], November 12, 1904, Image 7

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

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Saturday, Nov. 12, igo.j.
Metal Quotations.
Following are the market quota
tations on metals for today.
Copper (E. Cathode) lb 13.8714
Lead, per 100 lbs. 4.30
Silver, per oz., 58 cts.
Pesos. Bullion value 45.77
Mex. Dol. (local) 4GJ
American Dollar? 2.13
Mexico City Exchange 2.18 J
NOGALES NOTES.
Interesting tern Gathered Around
the Line Cities.
L, T. Bristol. Dentist,. Marsh Rld.
Dr. J. C. Underwood was in town
Wednesday from Sonora.
Mrs. George B. Earnshaw is vis
iting Magdalena.
Wednesday Henry Ohm, the Ca
labasss rancher, was in Nogales.
L. J. F. Iaeger, the hotel man,
was'in town Monday from Tucson.
This morning Jack Teeter started
for Phoenix on a business visit.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
L. Lindsay arrived from Califor
nia. ,
Try Barnes' cakes, cookies,
doughnuts and pies. They are the
best yet.
Charles Wadleigh was at the
line cities yesterday from Minas
Prietas.
Mrs. John Faulds has returned
to Nogales after. a several months
absence in the East.
Dr. Homer Parr was at Nogales
Tuesday, having come up from
Magdalena to vote.
Monday morning Allen T. Bird,
editor of The Oasis, returned from
a short visit at Hermosillo.
Line Riders Arcus Reddoch and
Harry Saxon were here from Naco
several days this week.
Dr. S. G. E. Rutherford has re
turned from Los Angeles very
much improved in health.
Arthur Noon was in town Wed
nesday, having brought in the Oro
Blanco election returns.
An unconfirmed report is current
on the streets today that the town
of Benson is burning.
Mr. Frank Cox, for a long time
superintendent of the Cerro Prieto
mine, near Magdalena, Sonora,
has returned from a visit in the
East.
copper riveted
overalls
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Mr. P.. U'alb r (,.m m turn- d 1
to f ';i l.i h.i from .1 wik- -if
with rcl ilive-; jit own.
V, W. )'!, ily, Mipe, intend tit of
; El TitTc mine, south of Doughis,
is here to-day on buHne.-s.
! George L. Bugbee, auditor of the
! Sonora Railway, has returised to!
jGuaymas from. a visit at Tucson, i
r
Last evening some of the mem- j
hers of the First Cavalry held an!
informal dancing party in Armory
Hall.
"The American Gentleman" the
finest and handsomest shoe for j
gentlemen's wear, at the Red
House, Ramon Vasquez. j
Mr. Leo Cloud, of the Transvaal j
mines in Moctezuma district of!
Sonora, has been at Nogales this
week.
Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Everest Baylis took the south
ward train, en route home to La
Colorada.
Messrs George W. Crowe and
John F. Tener, prominent Sonora
mining operators, spent several'
days in town this week. '
Gents' and boys' clothing andj
underwear, stylish, cheap and dur-i
able at the Red House, Ramon 1
Vasquez.
Paymaster George Lesser of the
Sonora Railway was in town yes
terday paying off local employes of
that road.
Tuesday morning Mr. John W.
Grant started for New York, going
with Frank Smith who came up
from Hermosillo.
Good single rooms, furnished,
for rent cheap. Eligible and cen
tral location. Apply at The Oasis
otiice, tf.
Mr. Guillermo Marearenas. of
j Wells-Fargo Express Company, has
returned from a visit to the St.
Louis Exposition.
Last Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Overton returned home
from an extended visit at St. Louis,
New York and other eastern cities. 1
Forgood, substantial service wear
Hamilton, Brown fc Co.'s "Patrol
Shoe," sold at the Red House, Ra
mon .Vasquez.
Mr. Janies,an expert piano tuner,
is in Nogales from the north and
will remain several days. Those
wishing their pianos tuned mav
leave oideis at this oflice.
Once tried; always used. Barnes'
rye, cream, French, whole wheat, j
graham and home made breads.
The wagon will call at vour
house. !
Mr. Ellis Edwards, the genial
proprietor of the Edwards Hotel at i
Magdalena, died, very suddenly !
early in the week, and was buried j
on Thursday at that place. j
Major H. C. Reno, a Chicago
mining engineer, is in Magdalena!
on mining business. The gentle- i
man spent several weeks in Sonora
during the early part of the j
year. j
Ben Daniels, superintendent off
the territorial prison at Yuma, !
spent several days here early in
the week. Accompanied by Mrs.
Daniels he returned to " Yuma I
Thursday.
Deputy U. S. Marshall for Arizona,
F. W. Hill, was in town Thurs
day from Tucson, returning north
yesterday morning with the thirty
three Chinamen recently captured
here and ordered deported.
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MB 110 SUBSTITUTE
Last night Allen T. Bird and
younger son Duane left for a few
days visit at Sonora points.
In another column in this week's
issue appears the October state
ment of the Banyo de Sonora, a
financial institution of which this
section of the country may well he
proud.
Capt. Stephen O'Connor, U. S.
A., retired, of Duquesne, was in
Nogales several days this week.
Thursday morning the gentleman
started for Puget Saund, where he
will visit a brother.
Mrs. J. D. Matthews and her lit
tle son Master Chester, went to
Hermosillo Friday evening of last
week, thence to Guaymas Sunday,
returning home from the latter
place Tuesday morning.
Judge J. F. Black was in town
Wednesday from Tubac, The
Judge did noble work for the Re
publican ticket during the camp
aign just closed and was reelected
Justice of the Peace in his Precinct.
Judge V. H. Barnes the promin
ent Tucson lawyer, and one of the
known men in Arizona, died in
that citv very suddenly, Thursday
evening, death being occasioned
from heart disease. Funeral ar
rangements have not been an
nounced as yet
Mr. A. L. Peck has laid in .an
elegant assortment of winter cloth
ing at the expense of his misguided
democratic friends who bet upon
the election of Tom Turner and
lost. He has won a hat and over
coat, a suit of clothes, six shirts,
three suits of underclothes, a half
dozen pairs of socks and two pairs
of shoes. When the bets are settled
and the goods delivered, he says he
will don everything and parade
Morley avenue an entire day.
But won't he be a dude?
Carriage Paid to
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onora News Co.
Nogales,
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elegant and y(vi;
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lion-,.,
only ;t the
Rafiion Vn-"u'Z,
Th" Sonora New - (
5 1 1 1 J . 1 1 , v h,'M
seeiircfl tin." soje agency jr the Jox
typewriter in Arizona and Sonoru.
There i.s now on exhibition at their
store the latest model of this splen
did writing machine and thev will
be pleased to have vou call ami
j look it over.
j Mr. McGovern, the newly op.
j pointed superintendent of the Tue
j son division of the Southern Pacific,
I was at Nogales yesterday morning
j for a short time on oilieial busi-
ness. The gentleman succeeds Mr.
! T. R. Jones, who has been trans
fer red to a similar position in Cal
ifornia. j Mr. J. D. Matthews, superintend
j ent of maintenance of way for the
j Sonora railway, has received from
mc fit-uciai uujue vi me oouinerii
Pacific, the ground plans and
elevation for the new stone depot
that will be built to replace the
structure at Nogales destroyed by
the fire in June last.
Schuster Strikes Another Bonanza.
Mr. J- R. Bent and Charles Tay
lor, the assayer, returned last week
from a ten days's trip into Sonora.
They report having met Colonel
Schuster the eminent mining en
gineer and promoter. The manv
friends of the Colonel will be
pleased to learn that he is doing
Iwell 'ind prospering
i He turned up at the camp one
I night some after midnight with two
J burros, a dog, a copper mine and a
I tea plantation. At least that is
the way it was understood by Bent
and Taylor at the time. In the
morning, however, two burros and
the dog were all the Colonel: had'
with him.
The mine is struck edgewise in
the ground somewhere about the
head, of the San Domingo river,
while the tea plantation is situated
over the adjoining landscape. The
mine is bigger and better than the
Cananea properties, and the plan
tation, being the only one on the
continent, must have a fabulous
value.
Colonel Schuster will come to
Nogales shortly to incorpor
ate, at which time his friends
will be given a chance to get : in
on the "grount floor."
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