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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-02
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After n dcarth of good attractions for
several months Il is particularly plea SAINT
- 10 able 20 announce the engagement or
Daniel Frohmans Lyceum Theatar Com
p8ny at the Seattle theater next Monday
and Tuesday nights From It's past visits
theater EoerS are aware OF the rare merit
~ this ogauization. and but little moro is
necessary 10 be said of II than that many
~ he former members are stilI upon its
roster. and that Il comes this time with
all new plays. the result OF its two years
work a. It's home theafer since 81 was last
seen here. The company left New York
Yesterday. and comes direct 20 tho Pa,,sfr
coast Of those Of its members who Will
10 pleasantly remembered from it's rre.
vious visits ;ncre VIII appear here this
time Herbert Kelley. " J I.e Novne NJ.
and Mrs Charles Walcot. Fritz Williams.
Airs Thomas WhiTen Bessie Tyree and
Ernest Tarleton. The other members or
this excellent company a-e those who have
been associated with &c during the past
two years and have yet 10 RI ke their hoU
80 a Seattle audience as T.yceun PLAYERS
The Increasing value OF this ccmpauy's
Eastern time during the short tour IL
makes each year has made 81 ue-eSsare
20 place the limit Of ;wo DAYS uoon The
present y1sit here. end as there are three
NOW plavs 10 desires - present. e has been
d~-fied 20 xtve a matinee Tuesday after
noo- THE play v'l ~ changed az each
performance. and there viii ne 10 repeti-
tirrs
}I r Warner. the representative OF the
company who arrived IN The city last
U.rht sal3 of ;he ;oar. we have always
Done Veil ou the Coast. ana have 10 rca-
son q, touct We shah DO we'll this tirls
fc- re matter Row hart times are. people
vii slUass sea the best companies fn
ftct. no experiences Of such companies IS
thR- hus'1e IN New work has been b. Z
Ter than before. ard while several other
T-4aacers are giving up their stock COM
0an.rS ~ are iast entering on our ninth
year
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-02
RISING GENERATION INCREASES.
school Census shows 600 More Child
rem Than Last Year.

The school census for the city has been
completed and was yesterday filed with
Secretary Ogden, of the board or edu-
cation Il shows that the city mas d
grand total Of I2s21 children under the
age of q years end s,sls children between
the ages of anu u years, against s,-ss
In the same class last year at THIS tine.
The work of taking the census was COM
menced June 8. and the total cost has
been S5Se. 65. The census takers were al
lowed 81 per day. and cents name IN
addition. The work in the 0iHerent
wards cost the civ as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-02


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-02

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The following table shows the NUMBER
of children or school age in the city and
in the different wards as compared 10 the
same sections last year:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05

Hace emo dos la doncella
para entreteneI sua 0cios,
por ejemplo, si cWatro WmO
para unos f1ecos, ador,.' ,.
que tai veg con NnO cUQtrO
D. ga 8 fl IN aucho forro;
merced n clio, tres cMatrO NraO
de elegant ,imo modo
un obs euro gabinete
quA 1lega & parecer otro;
pues no exieten en- al mundo
me1ios Qua den mas fen6menos
cual los produce la t0dO
que practica sin reposo
una muchacha hacendosa
que es de su casa tesoro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05
GRANUyA, LADRoN Y OoAfASzA

bs sug aguss fatidas por medic de- Ia Gale, tai
era llau1ada de Neuve Ooqusnard.
sabisndo 4 Ia izquiarda ae enecntraha el
pasadizo de- Hoole quo lievs hoy el nombEp de
passaiz> de Rodier. Es.e sgujefo sin salide no
ia sufrido variaci6n despues de veinte sfos.
TodAvia conserva sus grandes casas, eepecie de
barrisdss rebo ando familias de obreros.
Lss tiendas son raras y con pocss preten+
stones Un tonelero, un herrero muchas tas
bernea, es TODD 10 que so We en- aquel barrio Gu
va poblac6n es tan numerosa como la de una
capital de departamento. Al fin del pasadl2o
hgy un colegio municipal de muchaohos
E tilbury &c detuvo antes de legar to
colegio. delante del ndmero 3, una de las gram
des cases oitadae, y Msrkof, segu;do de Raul,
bai6, dirigiGndose 81 a porterfa.
-5Me da usted raz5n de la sehorita Ame"
lieP-pregunt6 dirigi6ndose al portero.
-Tercera escalera de la derecha, quirto
piso, d la izquierda, en- el fondo del corredor,
Raul puso una moneda de plata en- manoa
dol porte O, que se deshi8o en- reverenciss, y
eeg-.do 4 su vtz de Ma K f atraveso el patio y
erp4zo la ascension de la -escalera de la sehori'
Ia Amelia.
Eu 81 piso qninto los dos hombres 70 aven
.turarsn r an pasio bastente clare, pero in
te,tado por POGO agradabca olorea.
Me has hecho aRbir demaaiado -djo Ran
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05
r B1sG1o1noA On "LA CoaaEsroNnsNc1A"

en- ruso-psra Eeapirar esta atm6sfsra POGO ape.
Gtosa.
q. -pues ouanto mds se nube SO ven mejorea
oouns. Fisse usted.
Mientras hablaba irdio6 su amo en- an
rinc6n oscuro del oorredor no Ia continuation
de Ia escalera sino una especie de escala que
conducia q las bohardillas
En- Ia parte mas bsjs de esta esosla spare
reoi6 una adorable joven vestida pobrern~r+e,
pero con limpieza Markof reconoci6 en- ella
f8cilmente la senorita Esteban.
Raul p:rmanecio como desvanecido, asom-
brado de encounter semejante perla en- medic
de aquella mieeria.
Una madona, una verdadera madons de
Rafael-murmuro ouando Ia joven Sc hubo ale-
jado, bajando la escelera.
-IOhf el baron Faker tiene buen guato-
i.ainu6 Mark f.
-iAh! les ellaS
-iEs enoantadors!
-Absolntsmente-apoy distraidamente ell
russo, que buscaba Ia habitao6n de Ia griseta.
Ea Ell corredor no habfa mas que dos pner.
tas oerredas; en- una de ellss habfa peg4do un
papel en- 81 50 leia escrito con tinta:
JORGE BERAUDEL
i. ,TsgupIA.NTR DE REREcHo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05
VINO de I.OaRONO, be

VINO de l'OGRONO, bodegas dc Garcia
hijo sitas Anoana Roja cosecha de 1852 Este
lente ha sdo 9naltzado on e La6oratoro
dad normadaG lie comQonentes prncpaes u6 decla
RADIO "Vpo bueo de inpurezas" noivas Ia saud
H cetifcado stetgua las excelencas del VINO DE L0
GRONO poseen disposition de verlo Los
agentes sIscben Sobrino Lu fna Compania
Losprecos cuarerOas n6dcos La docen de bots
Has vale $2-25. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05
nE MaolINARIA-Ioe6 M. pIas en-

cia.-Ing 9niero NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aguar o.
Hab ma -Ciene e gusto de ofrecer los senores ha-
cenda los de la sla lie Puerto Rico toda casede ma
qunaria para ingenios otras indusrias, nuevas de
uso. Tachos al vaco dobes triple efectos, calderas
todo tamaho de aparatos al vacio, maqulnas de
moer remoler Fara mas porInenores dlrIgirse
Santos Filppi r. A. Plasencia.- allie de San
Francisco ndmero 81 5l=Captal. lS-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05
lAsgRAK RAT.-sALON Ds BAR

IAggRAK BAT.-SALONN Dfs BAR
RIA Y PERFUMERIA de Hedro Urbiztondo, San
Francisco ~ Sc conplace atende los pafroluia-
nos Lmpieza prontitud, esmero eleranja En-
acredtado salon reformado recentenente,
admiten abonados por meses y hay sic npre sur
lido generalde iabones. cosmestfcos aqua de toca
dor, aceites, pomadas, polvo toda clasede perfu
mera extraana Amabilidai con los uarchantes
con e pltblico general 2.
guEN NEHOClO,- So desea vender
en- guas-buenas uua hernosa casa cOmpueSta de IL
de frente con de fondo mbrtio con l6. coci
letrina f4bricada la mayor parte con m deras de
pchipen techada de zinc y solar propio, Guy
ocupa de los stios visibles de la po.
baci6n y de construction moderna y recente, ell
que la interezca pnede diriiirse su duef este
mismo pueblo que 10 es, Jose IsGtas C9nacho l5-- 5
En un lie.
Un vi j. verde, va sentantin. SO acer-
ca & una s4dora muy guapa que le muir
mura ri lido:
II ngo que decirle uste1 una cosa
muy imoortante,
va supongo 10 que es.
-iDa varas?
~Si, sffi IF listed no puede 6ecirme
roas que; iBoe as n ches, il na!"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05

GANGA. -V6ndese on esta Capital, la
casa, calis de- San Jose ndmero ~ en- rs
mil pesos eapafloles, en- cinco plazos y 4
pra, puodao entendersa con su propietario
don Jose Maria Corchado, residente en- Ia
Penfcsu'a. Ciudad Real, Alnod5var del
Campo. 9 c Sd apoderado don Arturo J.
Sanjurio, Fortal, "a rtlmero 81 15--I'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05
pAIAclnS Vac Cruz 3 s. Jann p III

n u
OFRECEN Azulejos, Mosaicos Losetos de ba-
rro, Lozas de marmoi para mesas psos, Ladrillos
de fuego. Rodapies, remento ortlan :" Corona
Cal hidradlica, Yeso, Bahos, fregaderos peldanos
Sacos de yute, Soga ssal Becerros slemanes, Hero
galvanizado, acanalados zos para cobjes forros.
tlavos, Tornios Cumbrerss, Canales beldes. Aqui
tran, Brea, Estopa, Fieltro alquitranado, Glavos
Planchas de cobre, Remos Iona Loneta, Pirtdras en-
acei e, Blanco zinc, Dos Leones !" legltimo, Acete
de linaza dobe cocido hspaho' Ing6s, pinturds dc
CO. rayado de estraclla l0=2
Una aefora muy supersticiosa pregun-
ia su me lico:
-GCree usted en- los espfritus?
i Oios me libre!
-lPor que?
-Porque 81 las almas de los muertos
pudiesen presentarseE os, 10 que es 20, no
podrfa seguir ejerciendo Ia medicina.
JULIAN e. sLARGO Y sOSA.--Agen-
te de NegDct0S --Ctntro dc cnmisiones,
informes y consultas sobre todos los ra-
mos de Ia Administre ci6n, de In Agricultu
ra, la Industria y ell Conercio.-San Juan
puerto Rico), Gale de- San Francisco n.0
91.-Direcci6n teleorafica R'nmcosn P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05

TRASLADO.- El Licenciado safior
don Rafael Lopez Landron ha trasladado bufete
la calle de la Cruz ndmero q, donde ofrece
vicios profesionales. Horas de consultas de
cinco de la tarde o0-5l
o n C T 0
I'm dngeI que o. crte
g Wn maerto que QuedG
Estrecho cuchitril, ennegrecido,
de hum 10 pavimento y bajo techo,
una luz que agoniza; un solo lecho
de andrajos, un jeFg5n casi podrido.
Una madre junto el,q. un ser qur rido
abrazsdo sostiene en- laz0 estrecho.
DE aquel paqut no ser, solo en- 81 pecho
resta de vida un atomo, TN latido.
Que sola quedas va, madre queridai
-iHila del coraz6n!-Sa escucha ell llanto.
Un beso y otro boeo -iAdios, mi vida!
Tiende la osouridad gu negro manto.
Vueia ell ang L. In ma ir' dolarida
mira Ia terra sin amor nj eneanto.
Jose BIlsaEobre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05
A 0RRNDES MALES GRANDEs RENE

e 9rganioo anqus 81 e9erEo
fueraa vgor de ab indication especial del Vino Cordial
de Cerebrtna de Uic concetuaio los meGicos e
nentes c reconsttuyente poderoso Ell taiZa~
dor" mas rapdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05
"a vENnE RARATn.-Ea mov

Sc VENDE BARAT0.-Et movimien-
to do una maquinf horizontal de vapor en-
buen estado con todas aus piezaa, de fuer-
"a de rueve eaballos irg'eses, propia para
cualQuier industrial Inforrnara en- Fajar
do su duehc.-AmgeE Robert5m. 15-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-05
PASAIlEM POS.

soluni6n q la Charada de aver !:
TO MA TIE
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Moreno Brothers, the enterprising market men, are in daily receipt of fine, fresh fish and delicious oysters, direct from Guaymas. This season oysters from that direction are said to be larger, latter and iuicier than in many years.
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Today or Monday Capt. F. W. Heyne, Sr, of Cochise county, is ex- pected at Nogales to visit his son, MT. F. W. Heyne, Jr., the government as saver at this point. Captain Heyne is conyalescent from a severe illness, and is coming to Nogales to rccuper- ate.
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Oiii1Ns
 Monday evening Dr. W. F. Cheno- weth went to Guaymas on a flying business visit, returning Thursday morning.
 MT. W. Adams Parish, of Phoenix, has been visitor at Nogales several days this week, He is registered at the Montezuma.
 Wednesday Mrs. Hersperger re- turned from the Santa Cruz, where she had been visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Crawford.
 MT Wm. N. Cummings, who had served as foreman of the United States grand jury, returned from Tucson last Tuesday evening.
 Under the new railway arrange ment, mails arriving from the north at 9:50 D. m., are not distributed until the next morning.
 Unless you are we'll shod you are not well dressed Co to R. Vasquez at the Red House, and buy pair of ele- gant and stylish shoes
 Mr. John C. Jenkins, live stock agent for the department of agricul- ture, formerly at Nogalcs, is now To- cated at Laredo Texas.
 Ladies shoes, gents shoes, and children's shoes in great variety, and at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red House-R k. Vasquez.
 Last Saturday evening MT. John T. Brickwood returned from Tucson, where he had been serving on the United States grand jury.
 Dr. Wclles has engaged a dwelling on Crawford avenue, which he is fit- ting for the reception of his family, shortly expected from the east.
 The Nogales Athletic Club held a special meeting Sunday afternoon and a couple of applicants for membership were presented to the members.
 Edward Burton the well known car penter and property owner, has pur- chased the property next to his residence on International street.
 Father billy is arranging to build an annex to the Catholic church at Nogales, which will be fitted for a study and lodgings for the priest.
 At the Methodist church there will be commission service tomorrow morning. The pastors subject in the evening will be "A Good Place to Rest"
 Charlie Holler the messenger at the railroad telegraph office went to Gala basas, Tuesday, where lie remained a few days acting in the capacity of agent.
 Ed Doll, an old time print, came down from Benson Wednesday and re- turned Thursday. During his short visit here he paid a visit to TIE OASIS office.
 Mir. W. F. Overton, who is to be express agent at Nogales, returned to Tucson from the east Wednesday evening, and will come to Nogales early next week.
 At the free concert to be given by the Sociedad Hidalgo de Artesanos Unidos on the seventh of this month, Manuel Mascarenas Jr.. and Miss Ma nuelita Escalante will render a duet on the piano, the selection being "Il Trovatore.'
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Tuesday evening MT. E. F. Booth, night operator at the depot, went to Guaymas, where he took the position of chief clerk in the machinery de- partment of the Sonora railway. MT. Booth has made many friends in No gales who will regret to lose his genial presence.
The oasis., 1895-11-02
NooALEs NOTES.

llDul hNnuh.
 Mail Agent c. II. Wild has been very seriously ill this week.
 Enrique Braun is working as clerk for Fleischer Brothers.
 Demetrio Velasco is railing an ele- gant Indianapolis piano.
 Thursday Mir. c. II. Beckwith was over from the Santa Cruz.
 J. Robertson left on Wednesday nights train for Hermosillo.
 Tine Sonora train did not arrive un- til two o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Palmer will remain in Nogales for few days more.
 Mir. J. NJ. D. Green is up from So- nora. He is registered at the Monte zuma.
 Wallace J. Purdie has returned from Sonora and he will soon go to Blsbcc.
 The NJ. r. Sunday School is increas- ing in numbers and interest every Sunday.
 Last Friday evening MT A. w.. Johnson of Cibnta, returned from California.
 This week Oscar GcbIer has heen very in. He was threatened with pneumonia.
 Mir. F. F. Tillman, from Gatesyille, Texas, is the Lew bill clerk at the Noeales depot
 Carlos Casanova, the druggist, has received new assortment of drugs, medicines, etc.
 Tuesday Read Oyerscer Tom Casa mega commenced work repairing the Orc Blanco road.
 Next Friday evening the Nogales fire department will hold its regular monthly meeting.
 Sunday afternoon Alberto Mascare- flas gave farewell dinner to a num- Der of his friends.
 Customs Inspectors James Welsh and Robert Hannah returned from Tucson Monday night.
 MT. Johnson, from Hannibal, Mo, is visiting at Nogalcs, the guest of his daughter, Mrs. T. J. Wylie.
 Saturday evening MT. Ben Gold smith went to Santa Ana, returning to Nogales Tuesday morning.
 Mounted Inspectors Behan and Robson were in Nogales Thursday from their respective stations.
 Tuesday Mir. Herbert Lewis went to San Francisco, where he intends going into business with his brother.
 Sunday Doctor and Mrs. Clarke and family went out to La Nina Mexicana, where they will hereafter reside.
 MT. w. N. Cummings is erecting q stone wall as front fence on d part of his premises on Crawford avenue.
 Wednesday morning Mir. F. L. O'Brien, the well known Sonora min ing man, came up from Magdalena.
 Francisco PcsQueira, formerly of this city, is now in Tucson working for the Singer Sewing Machineagency The old time card of the New Mexico x Arizona railway gave the fastest train in Arizona The passen- ger train made faster time than the Southern Pacific flyer.
 At the regular meeting of the No gales Athletic Club Monday night itI was concluded to have social dance Nov. 9th. The monthly socials have
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Monday and Tuesday the Mexican Gold & Silver Recovery Cos. officials and employees at Nogales, were en- gagged in packing their books, papers, etc., preparatory to removal to Her. mosillo. They got away Wednesday evening, and the principal office of the company will hereafter be located at the Sonora capital city.
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Chenoweth & Mix have just received a large consignment of fancy candies.
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Tuesday Seilor Rodolfo Ogarrio, ad ministrador de la Aduana Fronteriza Fl Mexican custom house. at Nogales, Sonora, went to Benson to meet Mrs. Ogarrio and the little ones, returning from El Paso, where they have been visiting some weeks. They reached home Tuesday evening.
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Yesterday another change of time went into effect on the New Mexico & Arizona railway. The passenger train now leaves for Benson at 6:5O a. m., and arrives at 9:50 D. m. The time under the other arrangement was too fast to make with ease, and has been heightened out somewhat. The train going south on the Sonora railway awaits connection, and leaves NCgales at II p. m. However, passengers having baggage for inspection by the customs authorities, have to lay over twenty-four hours.
 Tuesday man named Gastelum was examined before Justice Cum ming charged with stealing the ore recently found in the house near the school house. Owing to insulliciency of evidence he was discharged. h. spector Robert Catlctt of the custom service then siezed the ore as contra band, having been smuggled from Mexico It was claimed by MT. L. Ephraim. Wednesday Gastelum was arraigncd before Commissioner Taylor for smuggling the ore and held to ap- pear.
 At a meeting of the merchants of Nogales, Sonora, held last Sunday, Mr Leon Horvilleur of La Moda, was selected as their representative to at tend the conference of merchants of Sonora, called to meet at Hermosillo on the 10th inst, to devise a method for replacing the revenues the state will lose in July next, by abrogation by the new constitutional amendment of the rights of states in Mexico to collect customs duties.
 Lovers of good living will patronize P. Cazabon's restaurant and short or der house, opposite the railroad de- pot. Fresh fish, oysters and all other delicacies in their season. Fine wines and liquors and the best Mexican ci- gars. Private rooms, large, light and well ventilated, on upper floor, where families and private parties can be made at home.
 Saturday MT. c. E. Tyler of Nogales, train dispatcher for the Sonora rail- way, and Seilor Monteyerde of Her mosillo, who had been visiting No gales, took the train for Torres. whence they went to Prietas, riding over on their wheels Monday eyen- ing they returned to Torres, catching the train northward and returning to their homes.
 Monday and Tuesday the millinery parlors of Mrs. & K. Doyle were thronged with ladies to attend the opening and to see the new fall styles of feminine head gear. There was a bewildering array of lovely creations, and each and every feminine heart was delighted to see something which perfectly suited her particular styl1 of beauty.
 FieiScher Brothers of the Boston Clothing House, present novelties in advertising as well as novelties in their stock witness their i 'ustratcd advertisements and the rhym they publish calling attention to their goods They are a wide awake, wrest- ling firm and deserve .Ae success they are meeting
 --~
 Monday evening Mir Fred " Heyne IT,, returned from Cochise county, W here he had been visiting his father. who was i'll The latfer has
The oasis., 1895-11-02

VaciliO Hernandez the leader of the Nogales orchestra has composed a mazurka, and he named it Manuel ita," after Miss Manuelita Escalante. The piece is a gem and the composer eyinced good taste in naming it after such handsome and accomplished young lady as Miss Escalante.
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Alberto Mascare1as, the son of Con- sul Mascareilas, has deserted Nogales and the sunshine of his countenance will help to brighten the line cities no more. Alberto departed on Wednes- day evenings train for Hermosillo where he will be associated with the Cyanide company. An hour before the train left the platform of the depot was crowded with his friends, who went to see him off.
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Thursday Mir. w w. Flewelling ex- hibited to the scribe handsomely en- graved and framed diploma from the Eureka School of Embalming, in San Francisco, setting forth that he had completed the course of instruction in the art of embalming, passed a satis- factory examination and is competent to do first class work in that line. All desiring his services will find MT. F. at Gebler's.
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Tomorrow night in the Nogales opera house there will be given to Miss Luisa Mascareflas farewell ball, as she is about to depart for Los An geles to complete her education. The invitations contain the following committees: Invitationes-J.M M. Lam argue, Luis Martinez, Alfredo Diaz Velasco, Richard Fleischer, Guile baldo Elias: Reception-Lewis Flei- scher, Marshall Bird, c. w. Tyler, Chas. Elias; Obsequio Alejandro Edgerton, J. NJ. Lamarque, Ben Gold smith, Manuel Mascareilas; Floor anager-Richard Fleischer.
The oasis., 1895-11-02

Monday evening Mir Fred w. Heyne IT,, ieturned from Cochise county, where he had been visiting his father, who was ill The latter has recovered.
The oasis., 1895-11-02
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
FRED FLEISHMAN
CONGRESS

Mail orders Promptly Attended to.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-26
AT The Gold ring

We saw james Gam Wednesday
evening as he had just arrived from the
diggings. The first furry of excitement
has partially subsidized but there still
remain a few who are laboriny on the
claims determined to prove whether
gold is obtainable in paying quantities.
Cabins have been built to accommodate
those working, and the probabilities are
quite strong that the next month or two
will show several good lodges Of pay
gold.
VIM Bonner is quite hopeful of the
outcome of the recent trial shipment of
their rock. 1.-THE gold lies free in por-
phyry and in mica schist. They are
prosecuting the ledge, and have disclosed
the fact that the vein is ut least 30 feet
wide. A sample of 10 feet across the
vein assaycd 1925. A small piece of
schist, brought to town Thursday Is said
to have contained upwards of fifty colors.