The oasis. [volume], May 06, 1905, Image 7

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Saturday May 6, 1905.
Metal Quotation.
Following are the market quota
tations on metals for today.
Copper(E.Cathoae)lbir.
Lead, per 100 lb. 4..P,0-4.C0
Silver, per oz., nf.JJ ets.
New York City, Exchange 1.02
Peso?. Bullion value A
Mex. Dol. (local) 47
American Dollar 2.02.J
Mexico City Exchange 2.02 J
N0GALES NOTES.
Interesting Items Gathered Around
the Line Cities.
L. T. Bristol, Dentist, Marsh Hldjj.
Tuesday Tjie Oasis man went to
La Colorada.
This week P. Cazabon moved his
restaurant into the Berger building.
Ranger James Holme3 went to
Tucson Tuesday and returned
Wednesday.
Ksp your valuable paper, dcu meat
etc In a safety deposit box. Fr rent by
Th First National Bank, Nogales.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Beck have
moved into the Barr residence on
Morley avenue.
For Sale Cheap: One fine loose
leaf ledger with 1000 sheets. Apply
Nogales Water Company. tf
There will be adance at Armory
hall tonight, to be given by the
Hiawatha club.
Sheriff Charles L. Fowler this
week appointed Frank Reagan
deputy sheriff at Mowry,
Try Barnes cakes, cookies,
doughnuts and pies. They are the
best yet.
If you are a lover of first class
clothes, have them made by Beck,
at the Old International Bank.
The Telephone company has
moved its office into the Marsh
building, on the second floor.
Cleaning and pressing done on
short notice. All work done by ex
perienced men at the Old Bank.
Mr. Ferd Van Merrick left Tues
day for Dallas, Texas, where he
will attend to business matters for
a week.
"The American Gentleman" the
finest and handsomest shoe for
gentlemen's wear, at the Red
House, Ramon Vasquez.
District Attorney and Mrs. F. S.
Noon and little son left Wednes
day night for a week's visit at
Guaymas.
Mr. George B. Marsh has com
menced work on the new building
. which he is erecting for W. G. Sco
ville, into which he will move his
meat market.
; Hole ; --At L 1 '!:. M'bt ( Mil- m
;Pril,M) :!. ,rn , Stturiin, A r . i
! j:n, i!o:, to ti, wif.? of Mr. Pawl -
j Crawford, a on.
j For good,i nub.stsmtial cf-rvie wear
! Hamilton. Brown a Co.'s "Patrol !
Shoe," sold at the Red ilu-e, Ra-i
rnon Vasquez.
I do not emplov any girl-! from
the other side to do n.y work. For
good work come to the Old Bank.
Beck the Tailor.
A first class carpenter wanted.
Address manager LI aim Mining $c
Milling company, Llano, Sonora,
Mexico. "
Monday Mr. Pedro Penelli, the j
'mining operator, was at N galcs, j
returning the same evening to his j
home at La Colorada.
Outs' and bovs' clothincr and!
underwear, stylish, cheap and dur
able at the Red House, Ramon
Vasquez.
Mark Lulley will start a bicycle
messenger service Monday. Mes
sengers will be sent to any part of
the city at any hour of the day.
Charged,' 10c. Telephone No. 034.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs.
William Stork was entered by a
sneak thief last night, while the
family were at the fiesta. The
house was ransacked and $40
stolen.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mott arrived
in Nogales from Los Angeles Mon
day and after visiting here a couple
of days left for Guaymas Thursday
night. Mr. Mott has mining in
terests in Sonora.
dpt. Willard Wright of the
government mounted inspectors
will be located at Tucson after the
tenth of this month, his headquar
ters having been ordered changed
from Naco to that place.
Sunday evening Mr.J.A. Naugle,
manager 'for the Sonora railway.
was at Nogales, returning from
a business visit in Chicago and the
Citv of Mexico. He went south by
special Monday morning.
Saturday afternoon Messrs. Geo.
N. Bugbey and J. W. Keene, audi
tor and purchasing agent for the
Sonora railway, arrived at Nogales
by gasoline special, having come
over the road taking inventory.
Private lessons in Spanish and
English, by Miss Delfina Rochin.
The Berlitz method, the latest,
most practical and most complete
method, will be used. Translating
done. No. 45, Arizpe St., Nogales,
Sonora.
Miss Delfina Rochin of Nogales,
Sonora, who formerly gave private
lessons in Spanish and English,
but dismissed her pupils on ac
count of a prolonged visit to the
City of Mexico, has decided to re
sume the work.
Tuesday morning Judge L. O.
Cowan came up from Carbo, en !
auatterofiierltii
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Absolutely Pure
SUBSTITUTE
'ij.pl y CofKp.li , Hti A riot ,i n,r
j.oMtion h I Id in Menhir annuil
inMdii.f in H.e Montezuma Lot' J,
and elected i t or the ( n.uir.g
vi'iir (1 j fi .1 li.tn'ft V Mr.riti'wi Tiff
jpident; (J. A. Yh rri, vice president;
II. lvotizi, hfcrctary mnl treasurer;
P. Penelli iind C. Ber.ard, directors.
The .'en tie men mimed reside in
Guaymas except Messrs. Penelli
and Bernard, who respectively
make their homes at La Colorada
and Hermosillo.
William O'Brien, the man who
was so badly beaten up in a fight
in the Monte Carlo bar room last
Saturday, had recovered sufficient
ly Wednesday to answer to two
charges of assault in Justice Gil
dea's court. He paid a fine of $10
for assulting Anthony Joyce and
was fined $12 for assaulting Char
les Hood, the man whose stren
uous objections sent O'Brien on a
journey of several days to the land
of visions. The charge of distur
bance against Hood was dismssed.
Eight hundred head of cattle
from George W. Atkinson's ranch
near Calabasas were driven to Tuc
son early in the week, for shipment
to Los Angeles. The purchasers,
Bundle and Cuddibach of Los An
geles, accompanied the cattle on
the 70-mile trip from the ranch to
Tucson, "just for the trip," and
witnessed one of the pleasures of a
cowboy's life a stampede. About
twenty-live miles from Tucson,
Tuesday, the cattle stampeded and
The Nogales town council met
Monday night. The proceedings
were crowded out of The Oasis this
week.
"The American Lady," the most
elegant and stylish shoe made
Sold only at the Red House,
Ramon Vasquez.
Sheriff Fowler would like to get
his hands a Mexican who stole a
mule from Bower Bros.' ranch two
weeks ago. He has located the man
and mule in Nogales, Sonora, and
can have the mule, but the Mexi
can authorities refuse to surrender
hen rounded ud alter a hard
ine vjinco tie wayo eeieoruuou, ----- - . .
in the City of Mexico is being w' th,rt3' eil? ere ym'
cartel on with unusual fervor this mg. The horses which the buyers
year. Tomorrow will occur the j were driving joined in , th stam
parade and the battle of the roses, Pe. hut after walking six
a sight calculated to fill with won- toward 1 ucson the gentlemen met
a team and rode to town.
At the circus ground in Nogales.
Sonora. the TrevifSo circus will be
gin a series of performances Thurs
day of next week, and there will be
two performances daily for a period
of six days. The Oasis editor has
witnessed the performances of
this excellent aggregation at
Hermosillo, and can truthfull
y say they are perfectly, marv
ellous. The wire dances are per
fectly wonderful and Mr. Treviflo
offers a standing premium of $10,
000 to anyone who will equal
them. Their performance alone is
worth the price of admission.
There has this week joined the
moved into the Kingsley residence, f mPn' 11 famll3' 7rTn
der visitors from other parts of the
world.
From the City of Mexico comes
the information that Capt. L. V.
Mix has completed the large sewer
contract obtained by him in that
city. Though the time specified in
the contract was short, the captain
went at it with his usual push and
energy and "made good."
Mrs. N. C. Banks, child and
nurse, arrived in Nogales from
Pittsburg Wednesday night and
will make this city their future
home. Mr. Banks, who has charge
of a mine at Cerro Prieto, met the
family at El Paso and accompanied
them to Nogales. Thursday they
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CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good.
Use in time. Sold by druggists.
world, and this is their first ap-
J pearan.ee in America. There is a
.'j.iJ ,,f r,,i,(n.m!iwTl!inia find miTin-
jerous other attractions. Every act
lis clear cut and perfect. Don't
I fail to see the Trevinos.
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Subcrii)e for The Oasis.
route to his home m Tucson, for a j f g
short business visit, and Wednes
day evening was again at Nogales,
returning to Carbo, thence to hisjg (
mine, westward from that station.
Capt. L. W. Mix, formerly ofj
Nogales but now of the City ofj
Mexico, was at Tolnca and El Oro j
early this week. At El Oro the i
captain met Mr. R. M. Raymond,
general manager of the El Oro j
mine, by appointment, on business j
and returned to the city Wednes-j
day. j
Monday evening George B. Earn-1
shaw, general manager for the Led
Mountain Mining Company, ac-'
companied by Capt. C. E. Perkins
and Mr. Louis Schneider, went toj
Cerro Colorado to make surveys j
for a pipe line six miles long, and
for grading the smelter site. Mr.
Schneider is to be mine foreman
for the new company.
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