The oasis. [volume], February 24, 1906, Image 12

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

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All A I ' O I I I M I I i
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ON AND OFF THE RAILS.
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For tlifi first time in the history
the road evcrv rtiiin' on the
Sonora railroad is now
enue service.
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Hush of work has nrct'?itated
putting on a night crew in the
local yards and Mr. Manuel Pa re
lies is the night yard master.
Mr. H. S. Pratt is now acting
resident engineer of the Sonora
railroad, filling the position acat
ml h- Mr. J. 1). Mathews, who re
signed to accept the position of
superintendent of construction
with the Cananea, Yaqui Hive &
Pacific road.
The depot on the Sonora side of
the line, snfliciently large not
many months ago, is now much
too small to accommodate the
heavy freight traflic of the road.
An additional warehouse, 60x30
feet, will be built onto the struct
ure in the near future.
Engine No. 2050, band new and
shining like a lump of freshly
ibroken hard coal, was recently
delivered by the Southern Pacific
to the Sonora railroad. Engine
2119 has just had the finishing
touches put on it and is expected
to arrive here in a few days.
Another side track will s)n
he added to the local yards
on the Arizona side and ;' a
new scale will be placed in posi
tion near one of the present sid
ings. On the Sonora side of the
line two more side tracks will be
put in; one for the handling, clean
ing and repairing of coaches.
There was a small but trouble
some wreck on the Southern Pacific
a few miles north of town Wed
nesday noon, in which Engineer
Winters and Section Foreman
Johnson' of Calabasas were slightly
bruised. The engine and five flat
cars were derailed. The accident
was caused by the rear truck of
ithe engine.climing the rails while
irounding a curve. The south
hound passenger train due here at
i):20 p. m. was held up till seven
o'clock next morning. The north
hound passenger, due to leave here
At live in the morning was held
here till after the arrival of the
southbound train.
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tv v. into trouble hep a
urtk- ago by giving Mr.
Li k r jirhi-ek for ? J" on tin
National Itank of N'ng;ile.
had no account at the huik.
war arrested and latter paid the
amount I the check. A few hours
after being released from custody i
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ne was duck in me couniy jau
charged with passing another
worthless check and also with sign
ing the name of Mr. E. W. Amsden
to a check for $o.
was set for Mondav
Before the case came for trail
the ofDcers learned considerable of
the offender's past life. He is a
son of wealthy parents who reside
at Leavenworth, Kansas, ami has
in the past caused them not a lit
tle worry. He is also married and
his wife is a resident of Los An
geles. Mr. W. W. Carney, who
was at one time a resident of Kan
sas and a friend of the young man's
parents, did much toward helping
him out of his troubles here. Be
fore leaving Nogales, Emery, ac
cording to the terms upon which
he was permitted to leave the ter
ritory, settled all his accounts
here.
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rtiitimiH hiiiI exrt'ful i'oplc no much
(tintidcnce in tht- ("tore. lt' nil it
FflHGy DRUGS T
THE INTERNflTIONflL DRUG STORE.
Shoehorn
W'v. lire rrt!eul(rln everything. We
I buy tl) bi'Ht liruH wt call 11 mi mud
lilense them jiroerly.
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Complaint Filed.
This week District Attorney S.
F. Noon riled a. complaint in a suit
against the former members of the
board of supervisors of Santa Cruz
county foV the recovery of money
paid former -Sheriff Thomas Turner
contrary to" JlaW. The different
cuius aiiuncu ana V
Turner contrary to law while he
was sheriff aggregate in the neigh
borhood of $800. The overpay
was called to the attention of the
district court lit May,- by the grand
jury then in Session, with the re
commendation that the district at
torney tak; steps toward the re
covery of the amount. The mem
bers of the board of supervisors
during Mr. Turner's terra of otlice
were: James Harrison, Henry
Harmon, Richard Farrell, M. M.
Trickev.
J. D. CASTRO,
President.
ADOLFO BLEY,
Vice- 'resident.
MAX MULLER,
Maimger.
fAfW BE SO1
Main- Office: IIERMOSILLO.
BRANCHES: NOGALES, GUAYMAS, CHIHUAHUA.
1'AID Ul CAIITAL, 81,000,000
SURrHJS ----- 8 04L,OO0.
BRANCH. IN NOG A LBS,
A General Banking Business Transacted.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
GOLD k SILVER BULLION.
Collections Carefully Made and Promptly Accounted for
DEPOSITS RECEIVED IN AMERICAN AND MEXICAN MONEY.
Civil Service Examination.
The United States Civil Service. Commi.-Mon
announces that an examination will be held
for first grade positions in the CiiMom limine
Service at .Noualex, Ariz., on March 3, l'.tthi.
There is at the present time a vacmicy in the
Position of l'ay Inspector at a salary of :U)(
per day. An examination was licldon January
2(1, Vm, but no eligible were obtained. Persons
who are qualified are ured to apply for and
take this examination. For application blanks
and further information apply to Mr. II. M.
Chapman, local secretary ut the Kogales
Custom House.
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SCOVILLE &. BECK, Propr's.
All Kinds of Fresh Meats Delivered to any part of the City. Phone 37 1
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Agency and Stores in Guaymas, Sonora, P. 0. Box 74.
MACHINES . MATERIALS, IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS F0H MINES.
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Metallic Buildings, Etc.
Estimates will be made on all of these plants to be
delivered working in any part of the Republic.
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Pure Artificial Ice
MADE FROM DISTILLED AND FILTERED WATER.
NOGALES, ARIZONA.
Douglas, Arizona. Hermosillo.Son., Mex.
Guaymas, Son., Mex. Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mex. g Distilled Water Delivered in Patent Tilting
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Mining Machinery,
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Heavy Stock at Nogales and Douglas.
Large Stock Lumber at Nogales and Hermosillo.
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Crated Demijohns.
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Tfie Arizona & Sonora M!q. 60.
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