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GARDENER BY n German. -. married.
one child. thoroughly practical. expert
cnc-l ~ Landscape. Horticulture. trees.
fruit vegetables. managing OF help, etc.
private places. competent 70 take full
charge of a frst-ciass place. open now.
best references Box 28y College Point.
/.
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Ed NTl.D GERMAN formerly army
on o.. 80 present RIDING master. wants
r1sl'i,n as guide r companion Go RESPECT
able family going nh'-a! Addr"s, *.
.ett shave
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day. the news Of the Exchange will be dispensed as

The following members were admitted: John
Adam. Edward NJ. Anger. John X. Church. Arthur
II. Clark, Thomas J.. Evans William r. Jarvis Dr.
Arthur NJ. Kane and Ramon V. Williams.
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GEHMAN- AMERICAS. .. would Ike
some Htrf ~ 1u's.i~ work. HANDY with
t,-n.s. no cartassins J.. J. EDLING. iV2
McIugSrl-sf Trp.klYu.
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CDACffNAS Thoroughly unlerst tnds hts
is.n"ss ~ all branches. generally use-
~. willing ami ohhglng. city or country.
e. years b".' - reference. from present
employer. puI . years from former. J.
" I-k IL az llrlalWay.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

gnnNTED. 10 rent. for term Of years. a
s,so,c sized house. with modern improve
Sennsylvania or Central road. ana within
iw. Instance OF station; rent must be
Nv a good. careful tenant and prompt
- address Box 355. Trenton. N. J.
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coz HNAN GROOM and USEFUL MAN.
Hy a thoroughly experienced and ca
ratie s'rgl. man. native u Switzerland.
can take entire care 4 g"n'leman's place
n l.sire3. c ri;"'ent IN care u gardens
and lawns. peers nal city reference. Ad-
d-.rr kNGErI. > " rris-st
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ASBURY PARK. y J-Deslrable
Furnished cottages FOR rent.
IAsis. MILAN ROSS. Ashury Park. y :
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COACHMAN.-B competent man, s'y.'Ssni;
careful city driver: highly recomnlenuea
hv two OF the hes; families Tor the last
II years. Call X. j., $50 oth-a'e'' iau'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.


NEAR GLEN RIDGE station, Montclair
y. 1.-Two modern dwellings. excellent
location and neighbOrhOod: grounds TX
200 each; low rent. $3.50 each EDW. p
HAMILTON & Co. sc Broaaway
ORANGE. y. J.--Node-. residence. II
rooms. improvements gas. water sanl-
tary plumbing. furnace. macadanized
roads, electric lights. unexceptionable
nelghborhood, rent 5000 W. II. BEL
CHER. G2 Reade-st.. New-York Cny.
TO LET FURNISHED FOR SEASON
The old Tofey house on Quaker HiIl
near Mizzen Top Hotel: house IN good
order; seven sleeping rooms. ten acres %
land, fine Attorney COW. sable fpr three
horses: garden, etc Address Mrs. ANN
=. HAYER. Quaker HI. Duchess Co..
WESTCHESTEE County. on Sound: rent
~ 700; cottage. IL rooms furnished:
mJdefn imprJyernen's: excellent Yachting
ana bathing facilitleg. beautiful location:
o. NH ties from Grand Central Depot 42d-
-, stable: carr!age-hOuse. box stall BOX
%, Tribune once
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EN6iNEER II YOU want steady. sober
capable ard trustworthy enCin~er D. 'Ise
nii-"7s CHAS. IL NDQUG<r. 10 West
lOfsf. a.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BIG CHANCE 20 open nrs,-cass fam
! Ny hotel foi nr~ ~ SIX FIRST class fam
/ ni"s Speer 'hdteaua. just built "a Spcer
! Park. Iastic, y. !.
| ADDlTIONAL CAPITAL procured for
! business purposes; Investors advised
without charge II desirable opportunities.
/ highest commercial references. GHlGGS
& CARLETON. 2O2 Broadway
/ ADJUSTABLE CRUTCHEs A patent for
saI- by FRANCIS \. PEBBLES iiinck-
/ Icy. ONO.
| AIKSHIp SCHEME Money wanted 10 de-
! yrlop u. IiONESTIS STEAR%S. Fetch
vile. ".
| CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. We snalyze all
| Kinds Of solids and liquids and furnish
! working formulas. metals a-saycd. fc"s
moderate. EARL CHEMICAL. WORKS.
1862 Broadway
! CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES STARTED.
| factories erected. inventions perfected.
advice on all chemical matters. JOHN
| ENEQt lST 1876 Iibcrfv-si.. formerly ri
perlntcndent Martin Kaibneisch Chemical
CAPITAL. for a new invention IN water
mower for generating electrical power.
MATTHEW RICHARDSON. ll6 Prospect
g.. RrooAvn.
pou SALAD Old -e~,sblshed plano bua-
, iucss. an excellent opportunity. the bus
iuess rs easily learned. TAYLOR 4 son.
; East Isth-si., y. J.
HOTEL FOR sALE.-Thrce- story. brick.
containing 10 rooms doing nIs' class
business, price. 5000 Address f"st'flca
Box 34s Chatham. y. y. --
MONEY TO LOAN.-cry or country prop,
.rty anywhere ir the United states II
sc~uy,,v ample; difficult loans II specially.
u +. GOODRICH. Astoria. l.. l. Ciiy.
rrsTArRANT TO LET Best business
~, ,,tcr In PassAic, y !. ALFRED
STEER. Pasaaic. or p warren -. y. !.
REGARDLESS or COST Beet furnished.
ic.i located. 1s-room house d"as") &c;
sickness: rare chance ior business woman
migEt exchange. Cal lfl I.awrencest.'
sUpu,REAN LOTS in Greater New York
limits dong Island division preferr"dJ
h1nght a, fair valuations Adore" with
uariiculais. a. GROSS. Box :. Tribune O'-
&c. ncc ''''''''' 90
Snow PLOUGH FOR EAILwAYS.,,AA
new system proposed ana for S@i'' t.
NJ NARAMORE. North Cndeihill. VI
sAwMiLL REGIsTER. inventor wants
money to MD in devclopine ana ma 49,,
ing a useful thing. WILLIAM @. BpS-
WELL. Express. ore. ---------------.
UNorEsTIONABLE business connection
for man with Sl5oD. money 'u"y COZ
cured. income over $1,000 yearly 'oI'-
Inns & Co, 1870 Libcrty.st. ----
WINDMILL Patent. Radical improve.
Tribune. March ~. page .. idea Tor SAFE
y. 4. BEUGsTON. AXtell. Neb.
WANTED.-sI5,0 600 o. active manufactur-
Ing property: situated In thriving vi
lsge: security frsr-ci"ss Address W; ~
TILLMAN 80 Broadway New orh c''s,
$1,000 wANTEp Nth . s,5., ., for pre-
paratory TO organizing stock company. I'M.
rnensc demand. good profits Address |,
PORTABLE HOUSES. Tribune Once
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|. II. DAHLMAN, AuCtiOneer.

Entry books now open for Wednesday sale OF pr-
vat owners Horses Carriages and Staole
Outnts MM EASTON. AnctIoneer.
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AT REDUCED PRICES second hand
wood and iron working machine. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and cN-
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CONcHMAN and GARDENER-T horough.
lv exr, r!enced man; reference. JOHN
sl,IMIbT 4 Prince-st.
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III SI\I.SS CHANCES.

VARIETY sTpftf God paying business
law rent TNGAiL. 49, ''asspn
ave. conner sf Ntfh ave. Brpnslvn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

GRADUATE u y. Y. g. T. VIII relieve
or TAX" permanent position, German
American. eight years experience. LIP
pincotts pharm1cy Trenton. y. J.
ENGI,sEER First class mar'ro c-r.'n-
cat" ana ciiy lIceus. machiuisi. cofrrc-
tclt O. d. r"pai:s. - y~af-' -xperlrr. ..
cry rc>-r'1ce. join POWERS. 81 East
i1,-s'
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UOI'SEWORK.- neat. refined American
girl wishes - do homework FOR a small
family 81 adults: nice home preferable 70
wages: good cook. no washing highest
reference. PIC East i6th-st,
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WORK WANTED.
Male

!
~. Tribune Office.
A Young CoLoRED MAN. with good dis.
charge from L. :. Navy. wants work ~
| any kind. also has best q fcfercnc.. Al
dress 227 West l30th-st.
| BOOKKEEPER OF CORRESPONDENT
by graduate Of Rochester Business INT
Verslty, age 81; quick and accurate; teach
| or by occupation. y, Box 81 II 1mer'
-. /.
BoOKKEEPER. Expert double entry
| hookheepcr. accountant. cashier. young
man, exceptional experience and repuia-
! Ton; desires now connection. salary slam.
| would invest. W. j.. e.; COurt-st.. Brook
| In.
BooKHEEPEE.- young man; OK
I~ricnced. can give h"st u references.
| J.. q. &. ll3 Eas, l2thst.
BOOKKEErER.- Yourg man. 81. desires
position. good penman; experienced. I'D
di,ss \. 1ribun" Ofiic".
| BoOkKEEFER OF experience wishes 20
keep books for small firms evenings IN !
sundays. either double or single entry. ".
Tribune Office.
BRIGHT ROY. 10. desires position In an
office whore h" can advance himself
wiling and oblig.ng. g. X. - Bib.e
House
BAKER. FOREMAN. or second hand On
bread. city or country. lOi Amsterdam
nve.
BOOTBLACK.-By young man rs boot
black In hotel barbcrshop. or any other
place. J. DECSICCI. Isl Elizabeth-st.
BOY. *. would like work Of any kind
can drive and furnish best city reference.
knows care - horses. JOHN HART. ll3
West l3i'h-st.
BOY. II. in an Office. some knowledge ~
typcwritlnx. references: salary 81. Ad-
dress Box "a. Rosehank. $. |.
BOY. II. desires position whore he can
learn n trade: can furnish reference. l..
FACCEK. ls3 Fast 7ih-si.
CARPENTER ana CABIHF;TMAKER- by
German. good at either trade. or a.
porter. RICHTER. 22S East li5th-st..
basement.
CARPENTER.-A young man would like
70 have place 1s carpenter In some bust
ness house. JOE BRAUNN. 4is West 42l-
r.. care Mrs. Layer.
CoLoRED ROY ns oflicc or errauI boy.
c.. 81 West lo'h-s'.
CoLOKED PERSON wishes situation ms
vatcEman. bcllhoy or porter. 2071 Am
s'erdam-aNc near 1880 a.
CAKE BAKER. by 4 good ~ hand. or
e. work alone with employer. city or
country. Address \ LEVY. care u Mrs.
Fox 3iN "th-aye.. n ilDof.
CLERK or COLLECTOR Hy a man ~
80 years. reference and security II de-
sired !. LITTLE. 30 East 2;d-s'
CARRIE, TER Store fixtures. jobbing al
tersu0ns new work. hardwood worker.
no objection - country. moderate wages.
CARRIES TER. 1.i2l Myrtlc-aye.. Brook
Bn.
DRIVER Not afraid of work. hos, II rrf-
erence and security. ". q. STORR 800
West 2jth-st.
DYER deaircs position on piece goods or
job work. satisfactory references. T. II
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KESI'ENTARIE Young French lady. mar
ried. without children. would care for
baby az her home; mothers care given
Mrs. FRANSIOI.E. ass West 2Ith-st.
WASHING.-A first class laundress wants
two o: three days IN the last OF the week;
does shirts and collars; best city reference.
68i i0th-ave., between 10th and Attn SITS.
WASHING, &c.-A respectable woman to
do washing and ironing In or out OF the
house; or to assist with housework. Mrs.
GERLINGER, Gal lst-avc.
wASHING.-First- French laundress
wants family washing ut home. AupA
HORTESSE. 2io West 26th-st
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

FRONT Above ROOM On srrond noor
private hpuse. reasonable 10 permanent
parry. loj We. 4G.L-vt.. door from
broadway
lSTH-sT.. l23 EAST.-Two large connect
Ing rooms hoi. cod water. without
board. references.
18TH ST. 81 WEST Desirable double
room. third floor; running water. good
closet room: ciercnc" exchanged.
2lsT-ST. Az WEST Rooms 20 Let. prop
ery heated. reasonable prices. southern
exposure. r"fcF"nc"s.
18TH ST. II b"iwecn 9Th ana Madison
Desirable rooms. convenient principal
hotels, clubs. s. 70 $40 weekly. gentle
men.
4lST-ST.. I2G WEST. near Broadvay
private housed Handsomely furnished
connecting rooms. second floor through: all
convenicnces. gentlemen.
53D-ST.. 81 WEST. Handsome rooms. on
suite or sinRiy; elegant back par;or.
breakfast II desired. moderate terms; ref.
erences exchanged.
III 18TH ST. WEST. Largo and small
room. elegantly furnished now house, all
improvements. terms moderate; references
l45 WEaT 22D-ST Furnished rooms:
also parlor floor. breakfast II desired
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HOUSEWORK.- BY an elderly Protestant
woman. a sood plain cook and excellent
laundress: best reference. Please call AZ
.2d West 2Tth-s'
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GESTLEMAS = OVER ten Years evpcfi-
ence IN inati'utl u slplr.- f~uicnry 10
,ircs charge - hospital. saultaI.I.n ~ sum.
mer resort. Al reference. Address Il.N >.
Alma. Mich
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HELP WANTED.

temaIr.
ANY WASHERWOMAN who goes out 20
de- family washing by the day can make
- cent? dag extra ly addressing
FOWLER. Tribune Oricc.
WANTED Ladies or young men 10 take
s g. H WORK Le al ,hr,r 9S9 n0 w"rE
sent hy mail: - canvassing. For particU-
lars address GLOBE MFG. co. Box 533i.
Boston. Mass Established 1880.
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Auction Sale & Commission Stables.
2O5. 2O6. 2O7. 2Os. 200, 20. 2II, 2I2. PA. pa
226 EAST 24TH STREET,
between "a and 81 AYES. New-York
Another grand array Of fresh consignments OF al
purpose horses coacscrs rioters fancy driving horses
a great variety that must be sold TO-DAY rrgTdes'
Must have room at all for consisnmen'' for fol-
Mark, has opened ,....r,.
aye a4e sAsns SvT 2Gn ne to to- " sa all
Mus sell SELL at b 'Ie in the horses change
Every horse must represented o. money refunded
You have never heard Of any dissatisfaction or cause
for complaint.
WATCH TVS coMN eT Paycgs!S T'g Ms4@ 2 n.y.
Of the rraniest and choicest Coach Horses
Cobs Saddle Horses Troters and PAGERS with record,
snl ng'e have bs"m selected with special and
sn;o o iS 5 s T you viii have The randcst
opportunity eyer offered 70 procure i., 'hem ,,or
Catalogues viii be ready week before the sale
|. II. DAHLMAN, Auctioneer.
Entry books now 9p ' Horses Carrases and Stable
outf,s wM EASTON, Auctioneer
DETER c. Kellogg & cos
Special 5:IH dtoHaaffSATioS SALE
AND TH 2nnNGss ST moKsrs
Consigned hy
Monday Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
March Il. 10 90 and 81 1895
DAYS and EVENINGS. al Madison Square Garden New
York. commencing each morning at 10 O'Clock
IN. s and h Syr%"s at Mdna by Mh s'
horses e celebrated San Mateo stud OF California.
owned by william Corhitt. closely followed by those OF
Henry Pierce Rosa Stud. California; those OF j.
Malcolm Forbes. Boston Mass: f. j. Wiggin' BeilniR,
ham. Mass; J. b. butcher < Son, rawlins. " y. and
others
on the second dav. Tuesday March TO- the horses ~
NJ. Hendrick Avon y. Y. will be followed by those OF
David s Hammond. New-York. and Charles Backman'
StOuyf1rd y Y, In order named
the third DAY Wednesday March 20 The larEr con-
siGnmcnts from W. y. Peak md John !. pins"e.
BROOKLYN y Y: Estate Of Edwin Rates Derby. VI;
Isaac Y. Baker. jr. Comstocks y. y. Nathan Straus
New York Charles H. Korner. Forkhurst stud. 81
Harrington Mass. Other owners send horses Of great
speed
on the fourth day Thursday March 81 the con
semonts from a. a. Wright. IIightstown y. J. ":
/ Redmond VIM NJ. Halstcd. New Y)rk. Samuel
wilkins Miller. Chester. y Y. Other owners
many driving pairs and single horses fr road
and track and richly bred breeding stock.
Catalogue sent only Application.
PETER c. KELLOGG 6 co. Auctlon-ers,
1O7 John St. New York.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
A YOUNG MAN. 10. would like situa-
ton In an office or an importing house
can give good reference A. SMITH. 80
Bedford ave. Brooklyn.
AGESCY.-western agency for good bust
ness or rapid selling novelties, by re
eponsible party r. A. YOUNG. J.. o.
Box asa, Denver. Col
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uOr SEMAS ~ STEWARD 49, single
man. accustomed o. general h,uaeWork
cleaning Windows and brsssss waxing
floors. rWe"p.us. n0.. o. permanent po-
sitl.u. - years iu last place. experience
a. COX auI sfrwarl ~ LEON ARD. -
Hr'fre -. BrrHsyr
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GARDENER BY married man. NJ family;
thoroughly understands Ills business. can
milk. best 4 reference. Address NJ j
Box -. Tribune Uptown Ot,ice, LAP
Broadway
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HOTSENrORK -Colored girl wishes place
To- d. general hous"work I'm small family;
sleep home. or do washing al home Mis-
e W. l23 West eth st. rear
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GE%TiENA%. NJ" 20. married would Ike
c'nnIeft.-. position. salary so per week
Address g. H'1 iii. l2i2 Eeondway
The oasis., 1895-05-11
Hotel ArrIraIs.

Following is the list of arrivals at the Montezuma hotel for the week ending Friday May 10, 1895;
 CJms Mylln, Carbo; J P Martendell, Oso Negro: G r Paddock, St. Louis l. Strom, GuaymaS; Francisco lrno' Guaymas: II T Richards, Los Angeles; w II Schram and wife, Guaymas: J Dupont, .Alamos; Carlos Halla, So- nora; k l. Daniel, Carbo; Mrs W Winston, Los Angeles; Mrs M w Bol' gar. San Francisco; Miss c 0'Connor, Los Angeles; Joseph Perrollaz, Paris; E F Joslin, Washington Camp; w II Randell, Elgin; W Il Barnett, Critten- den: R R Richardson, ; Sessions c w Smith. Crittenden: X Henry. Sonoi' ta: A E Gibson, Santa Ana; Charles Bowman, Tucson; B " Leavcll. War saw Camp: W II Barnes, Tucson' Modesto Olivas City: k L Daniels, Carbo; Hon J R Scott, Tucson; C [ Wheeler. Tucson; F NJ. French, Los Angeles: L. \. St. John, San Fran cisco: NJ. II. Amado. Tucson; John t;andolfo, Yuma; C. A. Maritime, Georgetown; T. Reynolds. Las Vegas F. R. Marroquin, Sonora.
The oasis., 1895-05-11

yICTIM Yes; and both sid $ seem disposed to try the case in the news papers. The Citizen has recently printed several communications.
 BARBER: I see Richardson asserts it is an outgrowth of the old Parks cat tie stealing case.
 VIcTIM am inclined to think so.
 NEXT: fail to sec the connection. And have you never observed that stockmen always suspect everybody but themselves of stealing cattle? Now. it is common saying with what truth I omit mention that "a cattle man eats his own beef only when he eats away from home"
 BARBER: The livestock interest is apparently without friends in this crowd.
 VICTIM: The livestock interest has manifested abundant capacity to care for itself
The oasis., 1895-05-11
rn.t Ari.enn RailroaaIng.

We believe we have very decent road running into Bisbec now" said Lewis Williams Go an Arizona Gazette reporter one day last week. It's new but is well stocked and seems capable of doing almost anything any other road can do. It's fifty miles from Bis bee to Benson. had to catch the Southern Pacific train a month ago, going off with scant notice, and do you know we made the distance in just fifty-three minutes, beating the crack time of q mile minute. 1t was all easy enough riding as long as we were on tangent, but when we hit some of the curves it made your hair stand on end.
The oasis., 1895-05-11
Mining Application No. 5H.
Supplemental Notlee.l
U s. LAND OFFICE, TrcsoN, ArlzoI

| :. LAND OFFICE, TrcsoN, Arizona
 April 21, 1885 \ otice is hereby given that Edward r. " Eamcs, by his attorney, in fact. Thomas F Wilson, whose post-oflee address k Tucson County of Pima, Territory of Arizona has made application for a patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the pheniN lode, mine or vein, bearing gold and silver,witb surface six hundred feet in width, situate in Orc Rlanco Mioiug District. county of Pinn, and Territory of Arizous, and described in the official plat and field notes on file in this office, as follows, viz;
 Beginning ai the initial monument men toned in tho location notice and marking the northwesteriy end center of claim, a post marked, r. NJ. l. NJ. No. 1. thence s % degrees w., 200 feet to corner No 2, post marked P M. No.a Thence 10 degrees 9 minutes k, i5OO feet to corner No5, post marked P M No3, from which corneraid post '. S mineral monument No. i bears <, jl degrees 70 min utcs F, f42l feet: Thence \. % degrees |. 90 feet, to post marked P. NJ. $. k. C. No {; Thence \. 20 degrees E, 100 feet to |, post marked P. NJ. No ., same being the \, +. corner of the claim: Thence N. 90 degrees 50
  No. 6, the same being the \. W. corner of the claim; Thence s. 20 degrees W, 200 feet to in- itiaI monument a post marked P. M l. NJ. No 1. the place of beginning. magnetic variation i2 degrees 32 minutes E.; containing ls.47 acres unsuryeyed lands. Gilaand Salt Xiv CT meridian. The location of this mine Is re- corded in the Recorders office of the county of Pma. Territory of Arizona. on page 7d' Book z Of Mining Records. Adjoining claim ants are the owners of the Christmas Gift mining claim on the west. and the Yellow Jacket mining claim Lot No 70, on the south west.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required 10 present inc same before this e within sixty days from the first day of
 on hereof. or they win be barred by
 provisions of the statute.
 EUGENE J. TRIPpEL
 Register
The oasis., 1895-05-11
N ooALEs NOTES.

Thurday T. Jefferson Reynolds, the Las Vegas bankcr, was a passenger southward.
 Increased trade and an enlargement of stock have necessitated extension of quarters at the Red House.
 Sunday evening at the plaza, sen sation was created by man whipping his wife. He caught her making eyes at another fellow and took that mode of showing his resentment.
 Wednesday and Thursday q couple of street fakirs selling patent medi- cines, amused the crowds drawn by their voices and the strains oe baby organ they had in job wagon.
 The fiesta at Nogales, Sonora, began Sunday morning with all due csremo- ny. There are many visitors but few dollars, and financially it isn't the bowling success of former events.
 Saturday morning Collector Sam F.. Weeb received from the Salt river val ley fine Clydesdale stallion. The animal was brought over by George W. Webb, who drove him through.
 Monday evening the Nogales build- ing and loan association held it's regu- lar monthly meeting. A bid of 2l5 per cent premium was made for loan of $500, and was referred to the proper com mittee for investigation.
 Next week MT. William forman, the we'll known mining expert and as saver, will go to Minas Prietas where he has formed copartnership with Joseph Dc Lusignan in assaying and reporting on mining properties.
 Last Saturday, Mir Max Cohen, long koown as general agent in Sonora, for the Singer sewing machine, now oper- ating in Lower California, passed No gales, returning from New York, where he had been on business.
 Sunday morning there arrived from Minas Prietas Messrs. R. F. Radcliffe E. D. Martin and I. NJ. Radcliffe, en route to the east. Mir. Martin goes to Boston, the other gentlemen to St Louis. They left Tuesday morning
The oasis., 1895-05-11
Electric Bitters.

This remedy k becoming so well known and 50 popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song or praise. A purer medicine does not ex- ist and it IS guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bols, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
 impure blood Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malaria levers. For cure of Headache, Constipation and lndi- gestion try Electric Bitters- Entire satisfaction guaranteed. Price 5Octs. and sl.0O per bottle at Chenoweth x ix's drug store.
The oasis., 1895-05-11

Or, Price's Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect Mada.
The oasis., 1895-05-11

This week Senor E. Ogarrio, collec- tor of customs at Nogales, Sonora, ill., formed THE OASIS editor that the Mexican government had authorized transmission of goods for tue free zone in bond across Mexico from the ports of Tampico, Vera Cruz and Guaymasi but that instructions had not yet been received.
The oasis., 1895-05-11

The railroad company has had t'l put watchman at the coal pile, near tue rourdhouse. to stop the stealing of coal. Wagon tracks and coal waste lying on the ground showed that the thieves had been driving up in the night and carrying it away by wagon loads.
The oasis., 1895-05-11
Rueklen,s Arnlca sal,,.

The best salye in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or DO pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refurd- ed. Price 25 cents per box, For salf by Chenoweth& Mix.