The oasis. [volume], January 28, 1905, Image 9

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

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tlif fitird nd jnfii win- !akn to
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and prepared for .-liiprnen? , Satur
day night the two saddened sur
vivor starting for Illinois with the
Fuller Details,
At the hour of . ,-i Tin: 0-rs
forms last Saturday, meager infor
mation had he en received of the
iYr-AMH'ACTt' nf the four A rner iea tiH hv
Yaqui, a couple of days before, on ! rtruuins of their unfortunate corn
one of the roads between Minas Paniori
Prietas and the Yaqui river the'
party returning from a trip out,
there. Sunday morning the twoj
surviving members passed through j
Nojrales with the remains of their i
unfortunate companions; and from j good that there are no words
them l he Oasis gathered fuller j
particulars of the tragedy, which
vary little from the account al
ready published, much of which was
surmise, drawn from the personal
knowledge of the party held by'fiiE
Oasis,
The party of six, with two driv
ers, were returning from a visit to
Toledo and the Libertad camp,
where they had been upon business
COFFEE
Good, not bad, is good ; so
to match it.
Your grocer I el urns your money if you don't III
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Noj;wl;3. AruoiiH, .November 1st mH.
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MIXING nxaij&ismi.
KQGALES S0N0R& - MEXICO
A Specialty Made of Surveys of
Land Grants, Mining Property
and Underground Work. ... .
Good Gold Property.
The Dea Mining Company have
within one-half mile of the town of
La Colorada, a good, gold bear
ing property, twenty perlenenrias,
through which run twenty-one
Doctor R. C. Gov was vice-president 1 veins all showing valuable ores. A
of the Libertad Mining Co., Mr. II. Uwe .ty foot shaft from which have
L. Miller is its manager, and Mr. j been taken ores running high in
John K. McKenzie was a very j value. The property commends
prominent mining engineer who i itself to investors. For particulars
had been sent out to examine and address.
report upon the property. Mr. M.j Luis B. Padres,
A. Call was a smelter manager who ; tf. La Colorada, Sonora. Mex.
had gone into the service of the j ; i ' .: .ls
Yaqui Smelting & Refining Co., at Mine Mining Notice.
Toledo, and had gone out to ar-! To Whom it May concern
range for an early resumption of j Nitice ia heroby kwpu that the '.iopiin'',
n . , J 1 ' I "DuiiTif" snd "Missouri" mining claims, ami
Operations at thar. place: and Mr. ! the "Torn Taart" and. "French Lick" niin-
n V . , : 1 i i ii ir claims, all Minuted in the Tyudall Mining
C L. 1 OlertOll aCCOinpaiUed him. : District, Santa Rita Mountain.!, Santa Cruz
Mr. Walter StCUhellger Was ini v'nty, Arizona. re miler bond to parties
. , , i it i' working the same, and that the said mining
Charge OI the rant Din at the Hotel ! vUUm nor the owners thereof will be rcsjtoiiH-
I.,,,..!:,, TJ,,T.virt -111 . ,, i t, i i iblo i'.r any JrtUor debts (MintrHCted or injur cs
aicaunJ, in Ilt rmOslUO, aiiu liati j sustained by my employed in the operation of
gone with the party as the guest of I propjrue; t mt ait operatives ciwiffc
C. ..... 1 e N- J ftuch eervieen at their own risk, and that
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The)' had completed the objects
of their visit at Toledo and Liber-;
tad Camp, and were returning to
La Colorada. Wednesday night of i
last week they reached TeeoripaJ
where The Oasis editor had met
them the preceding Saturday night j
as he was coming in from a. trip j
beyond the Yaqu river. Thurs-)
day morning they left Tecoripa fori
Cobache, intending to remain there
over night, following the same
route they traveled going out. The
party occupied two carriages, Mc
Kenzie, Coy and Miller being in
the first with a driver, and the
other three in the rear vehicle.
When aboli t ten miles southeast
from Cobache, about five o'clock in
the afternoon, a murderous volley
was poured into the carriages from
among the brush upon a slight rise
of ground about 100 yards away,
and to their "left. They estimate
that there were at least sixty shots
tired at the first volley, the driver
of the second stage falling dead
from his seat. The six men and
the other driver deserted their car
riages, Miller calling to them to
run for their lives. Coy, Call and;
McKenzie stopped to make a fight
and were killed; Steubenger tookj
refuge behind a tree and was killed
there. The teams had run a way j
but stopped about five hundred j
vards down the road. Seeing this J
Tolerton left the brush through
which he was running, entered one
of the carriages and drove away
toward Cobache. After going
about a league he took one of the
horses out of the team and rode
the rest of the distance. Some
time after his arrival there, Miller
and the surviving driver came into
the town, the former suffering from
a slight wound in the fleshy part
of the thigh. A party was quickly
organized and proceeded to the
scene of the massacre and brought
in the bodies of the five men killed.
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