The oasis. [volume], April 27, 1912, Image 7

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

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Saturday, April 27. 1912
Sunday evening Messrs. Ralph
II. Colvin and John T. Brickwood
Jr., inspectors in the United States
immigration service, returned from
1 Phoenix, where they had heen as
I witnesses for the government in
several eases.
NOGALES NOTES.
Saturday last Mrs. Marion S.
i MacCarthy, wife of w American
A Survey of the Happe Hng in the Line I consular ngent at Alamos, whs at
City and Vicinity During the Week. ; Noga les, en route to her home in
jtheE.i-t. The Udv arrived ut the
, .-II i line Friday night and remained
Tuesday Noga es was visited iert. until . Sunday morning.
Mr. John Clarv from Canille. .
..." . Mr. J. H. Brown, from Palmareio,
Captain Alister Maenab of Mag- CllillUiillUiit manage . f()r the Prtlma.
dalena, is visiting in Nogales. ; re.Q Mines Comp;lllV( Hl English
Mr. E. K. Cumming has been in I corporation operating those mines,
Douglas this week, on business. which have shut d-iwn owing to
m 1 : . n i .1 1 the disturbed condition of affairs
Tuesday evening Colonel hnnlioi. v . ,., .
. , , in Mexico, was at Noga es luesday
Koster itzky came up from Mag 1 . , ' . . b4 ,
, , J 1 0 , night, returning home to England,
dalena. R 0 B
t. . t t .1 c . I Sunday U. S. Consul A. Vr. Dye,
Mr. drant Lewis from the bantal , . . , , . J
,. , . v 1 , at Nogales, fconora, returned from
itita Mountains, was at NoiMles T ', . . . ,
... , Douglas, where he had visited on
' 'business in connection with the
Monday Mr. C. J. Eames, of ! claims of a number of Americans
Magdalena, was at Nogales, en ; who were killed or injured at the
route to Los Angeles. j time of the hostilities at that place
Wednesday Mr. 0. K. Franklin last year during the Madero
weni to Los Angeles, expecting to j revolution.
remain there a week or two. Tuesday morning Mr. Frank J.
Mr. S. M. Wills, from Uncle
Tom's Paradise, in the Elgin
country, was at Nogales Tuesday.
Call and see the new Spring
styles and samples for ladies suits
and dresses at Elite Millinery.
Saturday night there was at
Nogales, en route to Empalme,
Major Chas. It. Hine, general man
ager of the Southern Pacific of
Mexico.
Mr. L. F. Pes ton, auditor
for the Sonora News Company, the business end of a honey bee
was at Nogales early in the week. (He says there were two of them,
Tuesday the gentleman went to operating on two successive days,
Guayraas. and each hit the same place.
Monday Mr. Louis Schneider, the ! Last Saturday night there was at
well known mining6uperintendent, j Nogales, returning from the City of
went to Utah, and will accent a i Mexico, where he had been on
Taylor, deputy United States
marshal, took to Phoenix the
woman, Anita Saba, who was held
Monday to appear before the U. S.
grand jury then in session. The
jury was just about to adjourn, but
was held a half day to await ar
rival of the accused woman.
This week Mr. S. F. Noon, the
well known attorney, has been go
ing about with his face badly swol
len and an eye closed completely
as a result of violent contact with
position at Bingham, where he was
employed formerly.
M. Hendricks has removed the
O. K. barber shop from the Hreen
building on Morley avenue, to the
premises, on the same street, ad
jacent to the Proto building.
Mr. John Henderson, the veteran
mining operator, who made his
home in Nogales many years, resid
ing now in Pasadena, California,
has been a visitor at the line city
this week.
Tuesday Mrs. E. K. Cumming
and Mr. Harry A. Smith, of the U.
S. customs service, went to Phoenix
as witnesses in the opium smug
gling case of which an account is
given in another column.
Cantina Central, Hermosillo,
opposite Banco de Sonora, A. A.
Monteverde proprietor. Lunches,
Finest Mexican Cigars.
Last Saturday night there was
at Nogales Mr. George M. Ryall of
New York, a director in the Pa
cific Smelting & Refining Company,
who had been at Guaymas on
business and was returning home.
Mr. B. M. Ashby, who had been
in the Mira Monte Sanitarium, has
returned to her home on Crawford
street, greatly improved in health
and she weighs seventeen pounds
siore than before taking the treat
ment. Tuesday night there was at No
bles, returning to his home in
Long Beach, California, Mr. G. A.
Lounsbury, formerly of Nogales,
had been at San Geronimo
aiine, out from Poza station, about
ne hundred miles south from
Nogales. Wednesday morning the
gentleman continued his jouiney.
business, Mr. H. Lawton, general
passenger agent for the Southern
Pacific of Mexico, where he had
been on business. The gentleman
remained over night at Nogales,
and Sunday went to Guaymas.
Friday evening of last week Mr.
W. S. McCurdy opened his new
billiard hall in the Pizskorski build
ing, on Morley avenue, next to the
Lyric theatre. He has five new
billiard and pool tables, direct
from the factory, and all the ap
pointments are new and first class.
Mr. McCurdy will make of the new
hall a popular and pleasant place
of resort.
Saturday last Superior Judge
Frank J. Duffy made a court order
to draw a grand jury returnable
May 6th, and a trial jury May 9th.
On Tuesday of, the present week
the jury commission, consisting of
Phil Herold, recorder, W. S. Mc
Knight, sheriff, and Edward L.
Mix, clerk of the superior court,
met in the office of the latter, and
drew the juries, issuing the neces
sary venires, which the sheriff and
his deputies are now serving.
Last Saturday evening Mr. Al
bert J. Abbot, forester in the Coro
nado forest, whose headquarters
are about three miles below No
gales, on the Calabasas read, re
turned from Phoenix wjiere he
had been in attendance on the trial
of Miguel Cruz, who was arrested
and held to the United States
grand jury some two or three weeks
ago on a charge of removing
illegally from the forest a quantity
of wood. The defendant was in
dicted and plead guilty, receiving
a jail sentence of twenty days, in
addition to the time he had been
incarcerated since his arrest. I
(MOUNTAIN VIEW)
Nogales, - - - Arizona
The Sanitarium with a Climate.
T
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HIS SANITARIUM IS BUILT UPON THE
cottage plan. All buildings are new and
equipped with all of the latest modern improvements.
Here all chronic diseases, including tuberculosis
and mild forms of mental diseases, are treated. The
patients are segregated, according to the nature of
their illness, thereby eliminating all possible danger
of contagion. A special cottage is provided for the
treatment of drug and alcoholic habits.
The treatment administered at this institution
is along the lines of the most approved methods.
Nogales enjoys the best all the year around
climate of any place in the United States.
For rates and further particulars, address
Mira Monte Sanitarium
NOGALES, ARIZONA.
DRS. A. L GUSTETTER and II. W. PURDY, Physicians in charge.
Mr. W. b Layer, president of
the Sonora News Company, arrived
from the City of Mexico early in
the week, and visited here several
days. Mr. Ferd Van Mourrick,
manager of the Nogales store,
went to Tucson Tuesday to meet
Mr. Layer, and returned to the
line city with the gentleman at
evening of the same day.
Next week Troop M of the Fourth
United States cavalry, which has
been stationed at Nogales some
weeks, will return to Fort Hua
chuca for target practice, as will
Troop K which is stationed in the
San Rafael valley. They will be
replaced by Troops Gand II, which
are at the post now engaged in
target practice. Mrs. Elmer Linds
ley, wife of the captain of Troop
M, and her daughter, who had
been visiting Nogales, went to
Huachuca Monday.
Sunday Mr. H. A. Campbell, the
well known railroad conductor,
whose remarkable cure at the Mira
Monte Sanitarium was noted
week or so ago, departed for his
former home in Wartrace, Alabama..
He says he knows many wealthy
invalids whom he will recommen(J
to come to Nogales and take the
treatment.
Jose Bojorquez, who on the
night of March 26th, was captured
near Tumacacori by Immigration)
Inspectors Ralph H. Colvin and
John T. Brickwood Jr., having in.
his possession two tins of opium
prepared for smoking, possession of
which is made a crime by the lawv
and was held to appear before the
United States grand jury at Phoe
nix, was indicted Tuesday of the
present week, and his trial wa&
set for the twenty-sixth day of
April.
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