The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, December 16, 1905, Image 3

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The oasis. [volume], December 16, 1905, Image 3
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It Was Misleading.
Fir-t National Pank rc
Tin; ,w to .-tat.' that
From Mowrv cum'' word that
the Mowrv inciter is running very '!'
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unnntitics of birh grade : par at that bank. liie statement'.!.'
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Importer and Wbolcale. and Uotail D-ah-n in
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables
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lead and silver bullion daily.
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luesdav there arrived ai rata- i ,,ullL ti, f ,,-, , . t. i !;
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are at one per cent
1 in The ).ws last week was mi-1 4
Heading. It was one of the other, i
ponu mrn r.i raso, -wr. anu .nrs. j tj0JJft not(;8
Jjond, and on t tie loiiowing tlay s discount
'thev went out to the Wandering
T f 1,1 I,,,., I
taken charge as superintendent
for the new lessees.
The National Consolidated Min
ing Company is a new corporation
organized last week, to take over
ami operate several valuable
groups of claims "on the west side
of the Patagonia mountains, about
jiine miles northeast from Nogales.
Mr. George 1). Gross of Mowry,
superintendent for the Four I
Metals Mining Company, who was j
a visitor at Nogales last Saturday,!
st ated that he rinds Joint-statehood
sentiment spreading in the coun
try precincts of Santa Cruz county.
Sunday and Monday the mines
of the Four Metals Mining Com
pany, near Mowry, were visited by
Messrs. S. F. Johnson and Alfred
Thurtell of Chicago, who have a
heavy interest in the corporation.
They expressed themselves as
greatly pleased with the outlook.
Tiusday Mark Lulley went to
Patagonia and the Santa Rita
mountains to deliver possession of
the Wandering Jew properties to
the lessees, and Thursday he re
turned to Patagonia, going to Tuc
son to arrange the details of the
new deal on the Joplin group,
noted last week, wherein Mr.
Luiley and Tucson parties have
incorporated, to conduct extensive
operations.
Messrs. A. W. Gifford and Archi
bald Hart, of El Pasc, have taken
a bond and lease upon the- Wan
dering Jew group of mines in -the
Santa Rita mountains, together
with an option on an adjacent
group; and this week commenced
operations. The Oasis has pre
dicted always that with develop
ment and intelligent expenditure
of. money the Jew would make a
great, mine. The gentlemen tak
ing in hand the enterprise evident
ly believe the same way. They
project extensive operations.
WHEN
YOU HAVE A COLD
ALWAYS TAKE
punsii hr&ti, ovsthus, lAJiisTiuts.
CUAIIS AND SlIRJMrs
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Largest and IJest Stock of Fancy Candies in town.
roriora ureters uiveu Speciai Attention.
We Cater to Fine Familv Trade.
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
It ia famoua for ita cures and can al
ways be depended uppn. It coun
teracts any tendency of a cold
to result in pneumonia.
IT IS SAFE AND SUEE.
Price 25c. Large
SO cam.
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'PHONE 121 "jf
F. LOAIZA & CO.
HERMOSILLO. SO NOB A t MEXICO.
GENER A 1 1V1 H RC
Mining Supplies tnul A trrionlturul Implements,
For sale by Mix &. Fleishman at the
International Drug Siore-
Hi
! THE
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i
ational lYiBfal Company
i a higbfst !.n-w lor ail elas-es l ore, f.iuvnirto., mati.-s, hulli-.n sml t.n-
pitrttes. F.r particuiars ad.irhs us at Aia.nos, So ;(,ra, HniM sill . W
Arizona, or A. I, Lewls, i(,n,.rul A Kent, NokuLs, At zo '
Can Fit you
out from
Hat to Shoes
and from
U nderwear to Overcoat
A. Carpena
The International-Store'
SENATE
Best Short Order Service
in the Territory
livor, YTiie. life.,
Served fit Table
LOUIS -LULLEY
THKO. t. KTOCFFKR
IIAKKV .STOCKFKK
Ciiristmas au.l Holiday goods, Toilet
Articles, Porfunu-ry, Candies, etc., etc.,
at the American Dr'utr Sttre, Jc.us
Saldaniando iiroprietor. Prices without
conijietitifin. Ilenieiuber the place,
Montezuma Hotel building.
Information Wanted.
Any information obtained as to
the present whereabouts of Henry
Thomas Egnew, (better known as
Tom Agnew) will be very much
appreciated by his relatives and
brother. II. C. Egnew of Fairplay,
Colorado. Description: 33 vears
old; hazel eyes; black hair," but
thin, very dark -beard, if not
smooth shaven; very little mus
tache if any; 5 feet S inches high;
medium build; weight about lGO
pounds; quick tempered; flattened
or mashed front finger, left hand
probably mining r gambling!
When last heard from he was at
La Colorado, Sonora, about two
years ago.
Notice can be given to I. Bur-
Stouffer Brothers
CONTRAOTIXU AND OOX
STUUCTING ENGINEERS
MINE, MILUNG AND SMELTING
PLANTS INSTALLED
Irrigation Machinery a Specialty .
.
Herniosillo, ifoura, -- ; Jlexico I 1
SURPASSING
DRUG TX; SERVICE
You like satisfactory goodsbut you also like to have a pleasant service,
Our customers say it is a real pleasure to trade in our store.
We try to make it so: '
Good goods, surpassing service, fair prices.
These are some of the things that are building up our trade steadily.
AMERICAN DRUG STORE, Jesus Saidamando, Proprietor.
MORUr AVENUE, NQGAIES, AMI,
GRAND
5 HOTEL.
ItrAL or nnH Pn ii r S c r ! n n ; t
Merchant.
G. M. BERNSTEIN,
COHEN BROS
PROPS.
CANANEA, SOKORA, MEXICO. P.O. BOX 193.
TELEPHONE 93.3.
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General banking business transacted a
specialty of collections. Ileal E.-tate,
Mines and Insurance. Alt kinds of
legal work attended to before the local
and Federal Courts.
Herniosillo, Son.
t-
The Onlj Fitst Class
American Motel in the City
Table supplied
with the bft the Marke
affords,
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IN i.Mo
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City Meat Market,
Proprietor
Fresh Meats of all Kinds Receiver! Daily,
fill Orders Delivered Promptl'j.
n TTT
uardiiier, W
ortlien &
(joss C
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Arlzomi,
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS.
Mining and General Machinery.
Air Pipe a Specialty. Electric Wasting Machines.
Lubrication Oils and Paints Snell and Pierce Bicvcles.
GHS1SRAL AtlSli
asi) Aiir.K suri'hrns. lucsoti. Arizona.

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