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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26
rowN x COUNTY.

They say that Stevens eats tamales
without shocking them.
Mr.. Frank Higgins, OF Otis, was a
visitor at Arizola last Friday.
Last week Mr.. G. e. Angulo Of Casa
Grande, was a visitor at Florence.
Last week Mr.. John Reiss was up
from Gold Camp, visiting Casa Graude
and Florence.
THE OASIS folks are under many OBJ
legations to Simon West for supply
Of fine watermelons.
Hay for sale.-In ten and tive ty
ton lots. Apply TO Mr.. Calvert Will
con Arizola.
Yesterday Mr.. G. S. LcBaron and
Reverend II. A. Thompson went TO
Florence together.
Mr.. George Morse has laid THE GA
SIS under obligations for fayors shown
during the past week.
Mrs. S. r. Cooley Of Arizola, went
TO Florence last week for short visit.
She returned Monday.
Mr.. w. II. Mcqueen is doing con-
siderable improvement work on his
homestead near Arizola.
Steps are being taken looking to-
ward the institution OF lodge OF
Good Templars at Arizola.
Union Sabbath School every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, AT Casa Grande.
Everyone cordially invited.
Take note OF the change in the sd
vertisement OF Mr.. Albert Grover, the
pioneer merchant OF Arizola.
Judge G. N. Marshall and Hr.
Brown, OF Casa Grande, were callers
on THE OASIS Friday OF last week.
Last Friday evening Mr.. &. e. An
gulo, OF Casa Grande, treated THE
OASIS force TO a liberal supply OF Ia
males.
Thursday night Of last week Mr..
and Mrs. c. e. Perkins, Of Florence,
returned from Tucson, and Friday
morning went home.
Visitors at Tucson should patron
ize the Aldridge Hotel, well-kept
house, american plan, rooms all
newly furnished and table the best.
Mr.. Barbour is clearing some eighty
acres on the Bogart s. De Golyer
rancho, west OF Arizola, which will be
planted in alfalfa the coming season.
Mr.. w. l.. Herbert 10 building a
house and putting other improve
ments on his homestead near Lieu
tenant Bryan's place northeast Of Ar
izola.
Mrs. Mckenzie, who formerly kept
hotel at Casa Grandc. was reported at
Tucson last week, negotiating for a
place in which to open a lodging
house.
\ Last Sabbath Reverend Thompson
Announced that he had made definite
arrangements by which he will be at
.Arizola and hold services regularly
the second and fourth Sundays in
each month.
Judge c. NJ. Marshall has cleared
about forty acres OF land on his home
stead mule northwest of Arizola, and
eontemplates planting an almond or
chard there
Last week Doctor Thos. +. Suleeba,
a graduate of the Rush Medical col
lege at Chicago, arrived at Florence,
where he will remain as assistant TO
Doctor w. r. Barry.
Notice!
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

On and after October lst all credit
for goods will be refused except on
good security. All owing are requested
to settle their accounts.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

The ton of paper for THE OASIS ar
rived last Saturday, and the Office has
u good supply sufficient to last three
or four months.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26
Sunday Of last week Messrs c. b

Sunday Of last week Messrs c. y
Atwood, OF Tempe, aid Fletcher NJ.
Doane, " Aztec, were visitors at Ar
izols. Mr.. Atwood has a land claim
In the vicinity he came to look over,
and Mr. Doane came to spy out the
country. They were chaperoned by
General T. +. Wilson. Monday Mr.
Atwood went to Tucson to make an
nual proof on his desert claim, Messrs
G. w. and George Saunders going
along as witnesses. Mr.. Doane re-
NAMED here several days.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26
WAITED.

To sell 100 or $50 fat steers and
cows. For particulars, inquire Of
PETER FoRBAcK,
Casa Grande, A. II.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

Monday Mr. b. B. DeNure, road
master and Mr.. Albert Grover went
up the new road from Arizola to Flor
ence. to take accotnt OF the work TO
be done to put it in good order, which
will be done right away.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26
ARIzoLA, September %, 1898
A. GROVER,

The Florence Tribune says Colonel
Robert Williams has engaged the Col
lingwood building, Immediately across
the street from the recently burned
Florence Hotel, and will remove all
his furniture into it, and is fitting it
up to continue the hotel business
therein. A new bar and fixtures
have been ordered, and very shortly
everything will be in order and the
wants OF the public receive every at
tention as OF yore. The public are
to be congratulated upon Colonel Will
lisms' determination to remain in the
hotel business at Florence, and his
promptness in again starting.
Mr.. J. L. Stowe has laid THE OASIS
under many obligations by sending in
copy Of the paper Of August 3lst.
1t was wanted for the territorial Ii
brary, to complete the file that is
kept there. Librarian Bruce writes
that he has had bound all the Ari-
IONA newspapers on file there up to
July LIST, making 140 bound volumes.
Those subsequent to that date will be
bound separately.
Thursday OF last week Mr.. John It.
Newman, OF BatesVille-the new min
ing district on the ella, above River
side visited Tempe where he depos-
tied with bank six-ponnd bar OF
gold bullion from the Bates mine
This mine is turning out fine pro-
ducer. Mr.. Newman is preparing to
double the capacity OF his mill.
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Those intending to plant trees in
any quantity should write to Frank
NJ. Harmon, at Phoenix, for prices on
trees. He is special agent for the
well-known and reliable Alexander &
Hammon's Rio Bonito Nurseries, OF
Biggs, Butte Co., Cal.
Mr.. Elwood Hadley has growing on
the Pogue place several tree tomato
vines that are laden with the delicious
vegetable-truit just ripening. They
are several feet in height and are
well called 1.-THE tree tomato"
Doctor c. II. Jones, OF Tempe, is a
distinguished marksman Of the ter
ritorial militia, and at Florence the
other day, he had little shoot with
the boys OF Company e. beating
them all.
Next Sunday evening Colonel Geo.
A. Mauk goes to Yuma as witness in
trial. He will return to Arizoa OF
Tuesdsy night,
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

nual proof on his desert claim, Messrs
G. w. and George Saunders going
along as witnesses. Mr.. Doane re-
manned here several days.
Last Saturday Mr.. w. f. Guild, of
Florence, was Frustrated by a severe
attack Of typhoid fever, and his son,
who is in attendance at territorial
normal school at Tempe, was
telegraphed TO come home. Doctor
c. II. Jones, Of Tempe, was also sum-
moned to prescribe. Sunday Doctor
Jonee returned to Tempe, leaving his
patient better, but was again called
TO his bedside Monday by another tel
esram.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment, in another column, Of II. K.
harrington, OF the Phoenix Pioneer
Nurseries. Mr.. harrington offers a
great variety Of Arizona grown fruit
stock, especially adapted to this eli
mate. Those intending to plant trees
will do well TO send for his catalogue
and consult with him about varieties
to plant and methods in planting.
The mill proposition at Arizola is
beginning to assume form, and it is
very likely that the next issue OF THE
OASIS will announce that all prelimin-
aries have been arranged and constrnc-
tion work in course of preparation. II
is now definitely known that the par
ties who contemplate erecting the mill
will visit Arizola early next week for
the purpose OF closing the deal.
In the probate court at Florence
last week, a motion was made for ap-
pointment of p r. Brady as admins
traitor Of the Walker estate. The
Tempe News states the motion was
granted-the statement being on the
authority OF the attorneys making
the motion.
Mrs. G. NJ. Marshall, of Casa Grande,
is expected home from California
shortly. Her daughters will prob
ably remain, as they are both in lu-
crative employment, Miss Bessie as
teacher, and Miss Minnie as book
keeper and cashier in business house.
The Novelty Manufacturing Co. Of
Los Angeles, makes patent tree pro-
tector that is just the thing to shelter
young and growing trees from the sun
and depreciation by rabbits and other
animals. An illustrated advertise.
ment will shortly appear in The OASIS.
Monday Of the present week Mr.. z.
II. Barbour returned from s two
months visit at the Worlds Fair,
and his old home in Michigan. He
had very pleasant trip and returns
to Arizona well rested and prepared
for another seasons work.
Information received yesterday con-
yeys the intelligence that the Weather
Bureau at Washington has established
a station at Arizola with THE OASIS
editor as observer. The instruments
will arrive this week and the service
begins November lst.
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Monday Mr.. h. b. DeNure, road
master. and Mr.. Albert Grover went
up the new road from Arizola to Flor
ence. to take accotnt OF the work to
be done to put it in good order, which
will be done right away.
The ton of paper for THE OASIS ar
rived last Saturday, and the office has
n good supply sufficient to last three
or four months.
Who cot stuck in the mnd Al tbe
~ 1t~-,tr~
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

Who cot stuck in the mnd At tts
reselveirs
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

Information received yesterday con-
yeys the intelligence that the Weather
Bureau at Washington has established
a station at Arizola with THE OASIS
editor as observer. The instruments
will arrive this week and the service
begins November LIST.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

In the probate court at Florence
last week motion was made for ap-
pointment OF P. r. Brady as admins
traitor OF the Walker estate. The
Tempe News states the motion was
granted-the statement being on the
authority of the attorneys making
the motion.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

Next Sunday evening Colonel Geo.
A. Mauk goes to Yuma as witness in
trial. He will return to Arizola on
TUESDAY night.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

Mrs. c. NJ. Marshall, of Casa Grande,
is expected home from California
shortly. Her daughters will prob
ably remain, as they are both in lu-
crative employment, Miss Bessie as a
teacher, and Miss Minnie as book
keeper and cashier in business house.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

Those intending TO plant trees in
any quantity should write to Frank
NJ. Harmon, at Phoenix, for prices on
trees. He is special agent for the
well-known and reliable Alexander &
Hammon's Rio Bonito Nurseries, Of
Biggs, Butte Co., Cal.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

Monday Of the present week Mr.. T.
II. Barbour returned from s two
months visit at the Worlds Fair
and his old home in Michigan. He
had very pleasant trip and returns
to Arizona well rested and prepared
for another seasons work.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

Mr.. Elwood Hadley has growing on
the Pogue place several tree tomato
vines that are laden with the delicious
vegetable-iruit just ripening. They
are several feet in height and are
well called 1.-THE tree tomato
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

Doctor c. II. Jones, OF Tempe, is a
distinguished marksman OF the ter
ritorial militia, and at Florence the
other day, he had little shoot with
the boys OF Company e beating
Them all
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1893-10-26

The Novelty Manufacturing Co. Of
Los Angeles, makes patent tree pro-
tector that is just the thing to shelter
young and growing trees from the sun
and depreciation by rabbits and other
animals. An illustrated advertise.
ment will shortly appear in The OASIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-05
Hiehes. of ali in Lezvening Pove-Lates o. S. Govt Report
R|HAI B Bs.x's'!
ABSOLUTELY Pure

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A Bankars' Paper for ths Coast.

A new monthly paper under=the name Of
the Pocifc Banker and Inrsst0r wall make
lis first appearance next nonsh. Il will
be published at Portland ard its editor
will be Lionel Stage. who g well and
favorably known as financiaa writer. Il
will De devoted especially to she pub.ica-
ton OF the financial news Of the Pacific
coast and 10 the dissemination OF informa-
ton OF interest 10 investors, gill contain
monthly banking statistics, articles on
questions OF banking Law and other mat
te-s OF interest TO bankers, and letters
from ali the principal cities OF the Coast.
Il promises 10 be a valuable addition TO
the financial publications OF tsle country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-05
German Opinion Of the Aldermen.

The following editorial was published in
the Seattle DeasoErat. the German paper,
last Thursday:
Lass Monday evening he 5oers 0. aldermen
a: its meeting soseno!y DECLARED sae manner Of
the a,rest oi IL. Jordan. IneT3tet OF the bosrf,
we outrage end 8as "Gu-AsnsrtesE" eu4
ina. /. had full fA:ta N his !D,eesrty. Dr.. J0r-
dau tai demanded that the b0sI:i adopt such
resolutions. and ia event 81 their failure 20 do
% ne would be forced 20 cease attending tue
s@sslons o! that body. which, ho9ssver. would
not DC any great calamity D.. jordan rsy be
inn0cen. ot the crime charged sg:sins; him, ba.
rs not the d0ty al the a.derueg 20 p.ss1dge
the case s2d declare Ir Jorssn rot guilty bs-
fore Judicial process had been tGzen. The
board OF aldermen, with characteristic Iao4esty,
assume. that Is mD4rs should cot De accused
OF any EIstemeanOr. Experiences however, has
shown tnas contrary opinions ray justly De
eEtertaIFec
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BREvITIES.

Lee & Bowden want oans. See ehen.
|. ". Entz loans money. Bailey block.
Round Oak stoves will keep your house warm.
Loyhesd Tiuware Company sole agents, 1917
FrOat street
Arthur, Lindsay 4 King. attorNevs, have re-
moved from the Butter 10 the New YORK block,
roOu.s 21i-D7.
No new cases OF smallpox developed yester-
day. Tie to.a. number under treatment a. the
smallpox hospital is fifteen.
The Of Amos J. Albin. charged with
threatening violence 10 Miss Louise Richard, OF
Ais Terrace street, WIS yesterday continued By
Justice Caldwell TO next Saturday. on account
OF the illness of the prosecuting wisnesS
Articles OF Incorporation OF the sztec Mining
Company were fled in the county auditors or
fee yesterday by W. = Relic, Caarses F. Whit
tlesey, 6. ". Hutchera.t and w.. ". MARBLE.
The capital stock of the company Il slo,09t, d.
vided into 100 shares OF par value 5o SOD each.
The amount Of the capital stock may be in
creased a. any time 70 100000
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entertainment at Their residence, Ills Main
daughters friends. The evening was
spent in dancing and Numerous games.
Dainty refreshments were sersed later in
the evening. After vote of ehanks were
given TO the host and hostess. the guests
departed for .heir severa! hosaes. Those
present We're: Mr.. ana Mrs. BOYD. Misses
Lulu Boyd. Bessie Glasscocky May Glass
cock, Blanche Kelly. Amy Saith. Edith
Bywater: Messrs. Wiliiar:l Duggan,
George w. Arthur. Reuben Boyd, Forbes
Brown and Ale RitzYeller.
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Pc i.SoNALS.

Alex Robertson, OF Florence, Is CUES. OF the
D!ller.
II. C. Rogers, of Iowa City. is stopping at the
Grand.
Keith ". Dunlop. OF Yakima, is guest OF the
Grand
W. P. Boyd started East las, nighs on bust
ness trip
l. H. Jansen. of Tacoma, registered At tie Ar
lington Yesterday
). Il. Birney, Of Whstcom, registered yss.er-
day a. the Grand
". D. Brown. of Livingstone, Mont, IL stop
ping al the Occidental
\. l. skinner. OF Grand Rapids, Mich, is q
guest OF the Arlington.
". Ii. McEwen came from Olympia yesterday,
and i stopping al the Diller.
F. ". wilson and B. :. Miller, of Port Towns
end are stopping at ,he Occidental:
J. W. Harrison came over from East Sound
Yesterday ara rer tered ~ the - CT - al
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Probably a "sure Thing, Man,

A man who gave the name o. j. Warren
and his occupation as a ma:hiniss was
arrested yesterday noon By Detective
George Cave. He was registered in the
regular manner except that the charge
was lief. blank. Chief Jacksoa said that
he had nothing TO say about the case fo-
publication at present. Il is supposed that
the arrest was made on suspicion OF the
completely Of the prisoner in :. skin game
Of cards by which young fellow lost q
small sum OF money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-05
Everett News.

EVERETT, Feb. 4-i.pecial- The ofiees of
the Everett & Monte Cristo railroad have been
removed from SnoaoIaish 20 Everett.
On account OF tne water supply having
failed, the water mains icing al frozen. the
works OF the Puget sound Wire Nail and Steel
Company were obliged 10 close down Tor few
days.
Ground has been broken and work begun on
the power house of the new Everett electric
street railway. The system viii be completed
and ears running by April II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-05
THAT BLUE ENVELOPE.

Nine. Luey's Way of Accounting for
the Van Buren letter.
The blue envelope shogn Mrs. Fay at
the Iesier hearing yesterday for COM
Par.son with the one she saw addressed TO
Or. Van Buren on the hall table at the
Iesier residence on Deem Der Il was a
small one with a square Dap OF kind
used by Nine. Aie.a Lucy, and that
lady has addressed the following letter 20
tAe fosT-lSrElLIGENcER in one OF these
envelopes:
% THIS EDITOR; IL this mornings paper /
see sass a. tie Iss.er tz.al thece wss sonetaip z
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Rnllard's Water SUNNY.

The citizens of Ballard will hold meet
ing next Monday night to discuss the wa
ter works situation. and John Leary and
W. f. Ballard have been invited TO be
sresen, and make proposition concern
ing the plant now owned and operated
there by the West Coast Improvement
(nmrany
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Fell on the SIip,erv Walk.

Mrs. Wayne Summer, of 100 Seventh
street. fell on the sidewalk yesterday and
broke her right arm betweef the wrist
and elbow. The accident occ,irred in the
vicinity of her residence ana DR.. James
Shannon was called and reduced the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-05
Hair Singing. 25c.

TACOMA, Feb. 4. Especial. J. Edward
Montgomery today disputed the state
ment Of q barber that alcohol IS used in
shampooing. \ test was invited. result
ing in burning most OF Montgomery
hair off
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Patronixe Home Ind ussries.

You do this when you buy Cudahy's
Rex" Beef Extract. You also get the
very best. Fifty cent packages make fifty
cups.delicious bouiilon.
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Sewson Bankrupt Stock Sold.

The stock Of dry goods Of L. Newson,
the bankrupt Pike street merchant, WAS
sold yesterday to Nordhoff & Co.. owners
OF the Bon Marche, for 80 cents on the
dollar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-04
THE PRIZE RING.

New YORK, May Sack Dempsey and
Billy Smith, the conqueror of Tom Wills,
the Australian. have been matched for Il
purse of $40 600 and the welter- weig
championship of the world The fight oc-
ours at the Coney Island club on June 30
BOSTON, May 3.-The prospects of a
match between Bob Fitzsimmons and
Aleck Greggains are not very bright The
latter does not want 20 fight for stake
although his backer. Joe Lewis, claims
that he can get the necessary s., 600 Lewis
states that he is willing TO put S2, 500 on
the outside himself. but he will not ask
any one else to furnish any more.
"Greggains," he said, never intended
to look for stake fight with Ftzsimmons.
but wanted to fight him for the largest
purse. We saw In the papers that FitZ
said in Baltimore that if Greggains could
not get stake he would fight hlm for the
largest parse, but now Fitz denies that he
ever said such a thing. There would not
I've any money in it for Greggaius to accept
Filz's other offer of 81, ,00O If he failed TO
stop him in four rounds Greggains will
now stop looking for a match with FitZ
simmons and try 20 get Gu a match with
Ted Pritchard.
Il believe he can get a $1,000 purse to
meet him in England.
When titZslmmous was told that Greg
gains hacker would wager =, 800 on the
outside the Australian said that he would
not agree to 1t.
They have been talking" said Fitz-
simmons, about wanting 20 fight me for
$500, and propose to make them live ND
to ii If they want Il match with me- If
GreggaiEs' hacker has not that amount
let him get the balance from those parties
that have been saying that / was afraid
TO meet Greggains, and that he would
whip me if we ever met. do not believe
they ever intended TO match Greggains
against me, fer they know that l can
whip him in "A punch.
Billy Smith told Greggains' hacker last
night that he would furnish 81 eco o. the
that he would proville another thousand
HoT STRINGS, Ark, May . - Nike
Queeuan, The Stock Yards Giant" Of
Chicago. who recently won the heavy
, weight championship of Arkansas from t.
w Hawthorne, has challenged Joe God
dard. the Barrier champion, row IN this
city. To meet him IN sixround glove
contest fora side wager OF Sl00 Or more
aud gate receipts, he 10 be tle winner If
Goddard fails 10 stop him ~ SIX rounds.
Goddard has not yet si@ained his accept
ance, but there is little DOUBT that lie VIII
do 20.
KANSAS CITY. May 3-Jsck McAuliffe.
the champion lightweight, tonight cabled
Stanton Abbott, of England. accepting
the latrer's challenge To fight for purse
TO finish. NcAuiIIe VIII make side
bet oi Slu,ce. or any part Of iJ. The fight
VIII probably take place in the United
states. McAulitfe SAYS lie Is willing to
fight SIX weeks after the articles are
igned.