The oasis., 1895-07-27

Paso, having gone to that place from Santa Fe last week The Herald said he would be there couple of weeks examining records at Juarez, and then return to Arizona.
 Tuesday morning MT. Willis C.. Jackson arrived from El PlomO in the Altar district of Sonora. MT. J., re- ports it very dry at Fl PlomO. but he found it had rained very heavily with in two miles of the place.
 Tuesday evening Mr. Frank E.. Wlghtman of Yuma passed NOgales en route to Torres. where he went to re- lieve MT. H. King, agent fer Wells, Fargo X Co.,. who goes east on a two months leave of absence.
 Private letters from c. $. Vlasto, in New York, convey the intelligence that the sensational stories in the metropolitan papers about a difficulty between his father and the Greek con sul are without foundation.
 Tuesday Nogales was visited by Se- 1orcs Francisco Chiapa and Vicente Rodriguez, of llermosillo, inspectors of the public schools of Sonora, and
 
 tax for the republic of Mexico.
 Last Saturday Eugene Wolff of the Belleview hotel returned from San Francisco where he had been a couple of months. His intended visit to Qua temala was abandoned on account of the yellow fever in that country.
 Monday MT. II. A. Hartman, well known Sonora mining operator, who conducts extensive mines at La Dura. in the Yaqui river country, was at NOgales cn route east for the summer. He was accompanied by his son MT. W. A. Hartman.
 Wednesday morning MT. c. G. Con- zales. Of the Sonora railway general managers office at Guaymas, was at N0gales, en route to Tucson to meet Mrs. Gonzalez, who was returning from visit in San Francisco. Re- turning they passed Nogales Thursday evening.
 Monday \. R. Wilson of Monterey. NuegO Leon. passed Nogales, en route eastward. MT Wilson has been inves- tigating the field offered in Sonora for q shelter at GuaymaS, and it is re- ported that he will shortly return to Nonora prepared to carry out the un- 
 Sunday there arrived from the south Mr. C.. If. Clark of Culiacan Sinaloa, a well known ore buyer operating in that part of Mexico, and Monday morning the gentleman took his de- parture for the east, where he will remain through the summer. return ing again to Sinaloa in the fall.
 Wednesday evening Fireman Spring became engaged in an altercation with Machinist Rhinehart, at the round house; and in fit of momentary in- sanity Spring went at the latter with a shotgun. The weapon was taken away from him, and he was arrested, taken before the justiceSs court and fined.
 "Wednesday Mir. Wm V. ODaley of Ccrro Blanco, Sonora, and Se1orita A. Corella of Imuris, were united in matrimony at Nogales. by Reverend Father billy. MT O'Daley is a wellknOwn civil engineer 0perat- ing in Sonora, and his bride is the daughter of a family prominent in that state.
 Alejandro Edgerton, the popular and brilliant young gentleman, who speaks all the Latin languages, and knows English, SanScrit and Chinese by heart, returned last Saturday from Fl Paso, where he had been visiting ] month or more. He is looking and feeling much better, both mentally md physically.
 Saturday afternoon the fire depart nent removed it's apparatus to the new engine thouse, which was suii- ,iently far along in construction to io receive it. While out the engine vas given a trial at two or three hy- 1 lrantS With small nozzle stream | vas thrown to the top of the flagstaff | m the roof of the Montezuma hotel. Sunday Customs Inspector Eugene K. Sykes came over from LOchiel with f