The oasis., 1895-04-06

Last week Mfr George B. Marsh re- ceived an elegant hearse and trap
 pings which will be run in connec-
 tion with his extensive undertaking establishment.
 Sunday the Sonora railroad brought up from the south solid train of ore for Oscar J. Smith It took there engines to haul it, and was five hours late in arriving.
 Thursday morning MT. W. c. Green was at Nogales, coming up from be- low, where he has heavy mining inter- ests, near Santo Domingo. about forty miles east of Magdalena.
 Mr. W. II. Walkerof Calabasas. was visitor at Ncgales Tuesday Since the shut down at the MOntanaCamp and suspension of hauling, he has re- turned home from Gro Blanco
 Tuesday Mir |. II. Hay, many years agent for Wells, Fargo X Co. at Guay- mas, passed NogaleS en route to Phe- nix to take charge of the company'S business at the Arizona capital.
 Tuesday morning Mir. ]. E. Wylie, from San Juan, Lower California, passed NOgales en route east where he will visit his old home in Kentucky. It is his first visit east in fifteen years.
 Senor Manuel Escalada has been over in the country about Gedoyera- chi and La Nina Mexcana, in Ari2pe district, Sonora. for week past He is expected to return early next week
 Mir Lawrenc, Straum who is inter- ested with Ar. Charles Mills, at Car bonera, Ires district, Sonora. was q visitor at NOgaleS Sunday and Mon day He returned sOuthward Monday evening.
 Thursday morning Mir. c. A. Avery went tc Tucson on business before the board Of supervisors, on behalf 0f the town council of Nogales, to urge pay ment Ofthe appropriation voted for the Orc Blanco rOdc
 Saturday and Sunday nights the att mosphere in the vicinity of Nogales was decidedly gay. The mercury fell to twenty-seyen. and cherries and early apricots suspended business un- til the season Of 1896.
 Thursday evening Messrs Geo. Watt and George Oakes came over from Gro Blanco en route to Tombstone where tkey will visit until the rains come Nr. E. Cain drove them over and re turned with the team next day.
 Easter millinery received today, and will be displayed at Mrs. \. k D0yle's : millinery parlors. opposite the Mexi- can consulate, Monday and Tuesday of next week Newest styles. most elegant z oods Chic, neat and reason able.
 Mir. Chafles Taylor of the Public Works reports business look ! ing up. He has recently bought one carload of ore, besides several smaller lots. and sl,O0Owortb of bullion. In ore for gold he has had con- siderable work.
 Thursday evening MT Y. Bonillas )f hagdalcna, passed soHthward by rail, returning home from Tucson, where be had been in attendance on the session of the land court. He re- ported that it's sitting would termi- nate yesterday.
 Last Saturday morning Mir and Mrs. los. Pascholy returned from their trip through the state of Sonora, visiting Minas Prietas, Torres, Her. nOsillo and other pont, They were Ibsent about ten days, and had very excursion.
 Consul E. w. Roberts estimates hat in the last three months s200. .0O0 n Mexican money has been disbursed Sonora for cattle which ave boen crossed into the United itstes in that time through the GUS om houses Of the Arizona collection istrict. "Intensely earnest. wonderfully orl- iinal, An interesting and instruc- i've talker :" "A powerful and eloquent rator," these are some Of the press on Prof Hill of Iowa. Hear i'm af Ip Couurcpat igtt.tl ohttrsl tf.