The oasis. [volume], July 29, 1905, Image 7

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

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Saturday, July :, 1905.
Metal Quotations.
Following are the market nuot
tations on metals for today.
Copper (K. Cathode) II. l'.g
Lead, per 100 lbs. 4.M-4.70
Silver, per oz., ct.
New York City, Exchange 1.02
Pesos. Bullion value 40
Mex. Dol. (local) . 494
American Dollar? 2.0$
Mexico City Exchange 2.01-2.1$
N0GALES NOTES.
Interesting Items Gathered Around
the Line Cities.
A t'JAT7n OFHEALTH
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(n?ii ih" -iith Mr. G. W. J I' c r -mtkr
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'Billy" Colburn is back.
L. T. Bristol, Dentist, Marsh Bldg.
Tuesday Mr. Cirilo Ramirez
went to Tucson. ,
Sunday Doctor and Mrs. W. V.
Coombs were over from Lochiel.
Mr. James Jones and Miss Ra
faela Leon were married Thursday.
Mies Anna Johnson of Calabasas
was a visitor in Nogales Tuesday.
Miss Anita Murieta is now be
hind the counter in Proto Bro's
store.
Try Barnes' cakes, cookies,
doughnuts and pies. They are the
best yet.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Lnlley returned from Cana
nea. Last week Mr. B. Schwob of La
Francesa, went to La Cananea op
business.
Sunday night Mr. W. Roberts of
Hermosillo, was at Nogales en
route to the east.
Score cards for the new game of
Five Hundred for sale by the So
nora News company. tf
Miss Isaura Mayoqui of Her
mosillo, is visiting her friend, Miss
Guadalupe Serrano.
Room to rent. Large, airy room,
in private residence, centrally
located. Enquire at this office. It.
Wednesday Mr. J. L. Sheperd
went to Magdalena on business,
returning at evening.
Monday Mr. F. Truqqui, the
Hermosillo confectioner was at No
gales en route to California.
Mr. W. N. Lester is building a
cement stairway from the street
into the basement of the Methodist
church.
Sunday evening Mr. H. H. Light
came up from Hermosillo, and was
at Nogales Monday. Tuesday he
started for St. Louis.
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George K. French vs. L. B.
Fleischer is the title of a suit tiled
in justice court this week. It is a
ciaiii: for legal services and adver
tising, $01.80.
old pueblo yesterday evening, and
( is. going to the Sonora capital to
1 morrow.
Mr. John E. Mclntyre
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ramirez
and children of Hermosillo. who
ihave been visiting Mrs. Ramirez's
rptnrnpfl mother, Madame Novion
, nave
! Tuesday evening from a ten days'
! trip to the Rev del Oro mine, in
the Magdalena district of Sonora,
i in which he is interested.
Monday and Tuesday The Oasis
j editor was in lucson, on business,
gone to Los Angeles for a month.
Miss Marie
them.
Novion accompanied
Lie. Jose Monteverde and wife
of Hermosillo, were at Nogales
Monday night, en route to Califor
nia, For good, substantial service wear
Hamilton, Brown & Co.'s "Patrol
Shoe," sold at the Red House, Ra
mon Vasquez.
Mr. Miguel Gaxiola of Hermo
sillo is here to spend the remain
der of the hot season with his son
Carlos.
There will be a dance at Armory
hall tonight, given by a number of
young men in honor of their lady
friends.
Sunday night Doctor J. R.
Magruder of Hermosillo was at
Nogales en route to , Tucson on
business.
In the suit of A. R. Campillo
against A. L. Peck, Justice Gildea
decided in favor of the defendant
Monday.
Monday Sheriff Fowler, Captain
O'Connor and Attorneys V. A.
O'Connor and S. F. Noon went to
and calling on converts to joint- .Tombstone to attend the habeas
peace
The
Miss Maggie Maloney, sister of
Mrs. James Rasmussen, left Tues
day for Cananea, where she goes
to visit her brother.
statehood, who are becoming very
plentiful in the "old pueblo."
Mr. James F. Mclntyre, the in
surance man, left Wednesday
morning for his old home at Lon
don, Ontario, Canada, where he
will visit relatives for a few weeks.
If you want first class work and',
a reasonable price for cleaning
clothes, take them to Beck, and
not to the women who ought to be
making ''enchiladas on a brasero."
Sunday evening Mr. J. D. Castro
president of the Banco de Sonora,
arrived at Nogales en route to the
City of Mexico accompanied by his
family. Monday morning they re
sumed their journey.
All trains on the Sonora Rail
way stop for dinner at the Depot
Hotel at Carbo. Table supplied
constantly with the best in the
market. Joaquin Barcelo, proprie
Los Angeles newspapers dated
the 20th noted the death in that
city on the day preceding of Major
W. II . Bonsall, an insurance man
well known all over Arizona, hav
ing been a freauent visitor in all
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Blanche Harris paid ner liquor j tne towns jn the territory.
license. The lustice didn't care
whether the boys in silk shirts
paid their bills or not.
"The American Gentleman" the
finest and handsomest shoe for
gentlemen's wear, at the Red
House, Ramon Vasquez.
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. 4o, Arizpe St., Nogalt-t,
Sonora.
corpus proceedings in the
bond case, mentioned in
Oasis last week.
Sunday Mrs. Manuel Loiza and j Monday night Mr. Francisco
and family were at Nogales en Tapia and family were at Nogales,
route from Hermosillo to the J with a large party of Hermosiillo
Tepahue hot springs. j people, en route to Los Angeles for
, ,.T r j the hot weather. Mr. J. r. lolin,
ounuay ir. u in. 1 owns uuu
family were visitors at Nogales.
Mr. Powprs is stenographer in the
office of the S. P. at'Tucson.
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Just arrived. My fall and winter
samples in endless variety, prices
to induce everybody to get clothes
made to order. Beck, the tailor.
whose wife, a daughter of Mr, Ta
pia, was a member of the party,
went as far as Tucson, returning
home from that place.
Leandro Leon was arrested Mon
day night and Tuesday paid a fine
of $10 in Justice Gildea's court.
Leandro had emptied the contents
of a large size bottle of mescal
down hia throat, then proceeded to
demolish the furniture in hia
home.
Wednesday Nogales was visited
by Mr. H. E. Pratt of Los Angeles,
the contractor to erect an office
building for Wells, Fargo & Co. at
this place. He 13 also to build a
similar structure for that company
at El Paso. He will put that up
first, and then return to Nogales to
carry out the contract here.
$41.95 to Denver, Colo.. a:d re
turn account Epworth League,
Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of.
Eagles, American Osteopathic As
sociation and National Encamp
ment Grand Army of the Republic.
Sale dates June o0 to July 4 in
clusive, return limit July 12. Sale
dates Aug. 12 and 13, return limit
Aug. 21. Sale dates Aug. 30 to
Sept. 4th inclusive, return limit
Sept. 12. W. G. Bowman, Agent.
The Red Men's smoker Monday
evening was a very successful and
enjoyable affair. Mr. R. S. Halke,
Grand Junior Sagamore, was a.
visitor and in the course of the
evening the gentleman gave an
account of the work ot the grand
lodge. Brother Petters told an
Indian story in a most inimitable
manner, and Junior Sagamore E.
D., Miller also contributed to the
gayety of the occasion by telling
several very funny stories. Those
present all agreed it was one of the.
most enjoyable social occasions
ever given by Papago tribe.
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The new game of Five Hundred
is having a great run all over the
country. Score cards for sale by
the Sonora News company. tf
Sunday Governor Rafael Yzabal
and family arrived from Hermo
sillo, in the special car Ahumada,
en route to Cananea, , to which
place they went Monday.
Mr. Charles Casteel returned
Saturday from a ten days' sojourn
at Hermosillo, where he went to
recuperate after an interesting en
counter with a substance known to
the medical fraternity as arsenic.
He is as once more as much alive
as he ever was and has resumed
his position behind the bar at the
Monte Carlo.
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