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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
T~ELEGRAPHIC BREvIrIEs.

The Duke OF Orleans, while huntjn~
fell from his horse, fracturlng one Of hi,
legs.
James Percy Roberts of Andover.
Mass, pleaded guilty to larceny from the
mails.
Selobellis, the famous Russian wolf.
hound, died at Spring Hill Farm kennels.
hear Laurel, Md.
Two of the 40 cows owned by w. II.
Watkins of Peabody, Mass, are afflicted
with tuberculosis.
Edward J. Loomey Of Boston died sud-
denly In a liquor store yesterday afternoon
from an internal hemorrhape
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Sanford Strike on.

SANFORD. Me-, April 27.-The strike OF
the spinners and twisters was settled by
part OF the operatives going back yester.
day and the balance agreeing to return to
their frames Monday, with the under,
standing that the wages shall be ad.
vanced as soon as business will warrant.
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CROPS RUINED.

CAMDEN, Ark, April ga terrible
hailstorm swept over this portion OF
Ouachila county. In this city the court
house, opera house and many residences
were badly damaged by the hail. vegeta-
ton of all kinds Is beaten into the ground.
Meager reports from adjoining counties
show that the corn crop is stamped out
and now planting will be necessary. The
fruit crop Is knocked off fully 90 per cent.
An old negro woman named Kaufman
was frightened 20 death,
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Pine Tree State Industries.

AUGUSTA, April 2z.-The following new
corporations have filed certificates with
the secretary of state: The Oldtown Foot
and Shoe company, Oldtown, stock $780,.
900; Eddy Milling company, Edgecomb,
stock 5000; the international Novelty
company k.ttery, stock $4,000.
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Killed Unfsithfui wIfe.

SIDNEY, o., April 27.-Some nights ago
Mrs. John Verhitc was caught in the
raiding of n disrcputable house. Her hus.
band was away from home at the time
and had her held till he returned. Yester.
day he got back and went to the Jail 60
see her and Immediately shot her through
the heart. She died instantly and he
made rood his escane
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Dr. Don ]. M.
frisoyen- the Peruvian minister, mas rp.
quested his government either to accept
MS resignation or grant him a leave of
absence for three months lie says the
reasons which govern his actions are
purely personal ones.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
Lowell Operatives Wants.

LOWELL April 27.-The Cotton Mule
spinners' union last night voted TO re.
store the wage schedule OF 1898. Dele
gates were chosen TO walt upon their re.
speotive agents and make the demand.
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Was Heavily Armed.

BRIDGEPORT, April 27-Oficer Kirchoff
last night saw a man hurrying along, car
rying a large bundle. On being cues.
TONED, he gave evasive answers and was
aiken to police headquarters and searched.
he was found to be heavily armed, while
a black mask aud siouch hat were also
found on him. He gave his name az VIII.
lam smith. The bundle contained sew.
eral blankets.
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New Workers Accent.

MONTREAL, April 2L.-The CHALLENGE
for the internationsl canoe cup. i,sued
under the auspices Of the Corinthian Sail.
Ing club OF Montreal, has been accepted
by the New York Canoe club. The race
ere " take place J uly 4 sudA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
War OF Rates Unlikely.

PHILADELPHIA. April 27.-Oficials of
the Reading road say, relative to the
rumors of a probable war of rates in the
coal trade, that such a movement is IN.
likely, aud express the belief that the ex.
listing complications would be tempo
rarily adjusted In q short time.
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STIRRING UP STRIFE.

SAN F~RANcisCO, April 27.-Consul Gen.
eral wilder of Hawaii and United States
Secret Agent Hurris have been warned OF
a conspiracy on foot in this city TO over.
throw the Hawaiian government by an.
other revolution. Evidence Is now being
gathered against thOse implicated In the
plot.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

In order to facilitate the publication OF the
announcements of Sunday services and do
Justice 10 all interested In their publication.
HE NEWS, In future, Will print on saturday
afternoon notices received before 8 p M. the
previous evening. such notices should. be
limited TO three lines each, and FIVE CENTS A
LINE will be charged for every line over three.
put no charges will be made for announce
ments 10 the amount of three lines.
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Considering sris.,or.. N..s.

CINCINNATI, April 27-The quarterly
session of the executive board of the
Woman's Home Missionary societies of
the Methodist church of America began
here yesterday. and will continue until
npxt weak
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DIED UF APOPlEXY.

JERSEY CITY, April 27.-Georqc IT. Far.
rar died last night from an apoplectIo
stroke. He was a 33d degree Mason. can.
tain OF company A. Twenty. first New
Jersey regiment during the civil war and
an ex-member of the New Jersey assem-.
HE
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Gladstone on Armenia.

LONDON, April 27-Mr. Gladstone saws
that the Armenian outrages have indeii.
bly, disgraced the sultan and his officers
and soldiers who were concerned in per.
petrattng or denying tho outragss or in
shielding those who did perpetrate them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
Fire-Da mp Killed Thirteen.

EDINBUReH, April 2z.-Au explosion OF
ire-damp took place In a ~colliery AZ
Danny, yesterday afternoon, while III
men were working in the pit. Thirteen of
the number were killed and several wero
hurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
Abortionist Convicted

NEW YORK, April 2L-Caroline Kraft.
a midwife, who has been on rial on n
charge of performing a criminal operation
on Bertha Kearns, was yesterday after.
noon found guilty Of ~manslaughter in the
second degree.
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WAGES ADVANCED,

sALMoS FALLS, n. H., April 2z-The
Salmon Falls Manufacturing ompnny
has advanced the wages OF its employees 5
per cent. The company employs over 500
hands. There is general rejoicing on ac-
count OF the rate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
Silver Paper For New YORK.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The New York
Mercury has been sold to q syndicate. and
the new management Is already I'm pos.
session. The purchasers are silver men
from the west, who will make the paper a
silver orpan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27

CAMBRIDGE, April ga. W. Ryder of
Andover, a Harvard student. while out on
the Charles river, upset his boat and be.
tangled in the rigging. S. L. Fuller.
a student jumped from a bridge and held
out OF the water until help arrived.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
Receiver For SILK Com,.,x

HARTFORD, April s.-Judge Thayer has
appointed James 4. Hayden of Whitman
tic receiver Of the N~atchaug Silk com.
pany OF Willimantic. This is the concern
of which the late Cashier Risley of the
First National bank of Willimantic was a
director.
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Not Unanimous.

NRw HAVEN, April 27.-Thc charges Of
malfeasance In office preferred by the
Law and Order league against Police Com
missioner Gilhuly were dismissed last
night by the board OF aldermen by q vote
of IL to ?.
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LITTLE Rock, April 27.-phe first legal
hanging I'm Conway county in % years oo.
CURED at Morrlllton yesterday. when
George Whiteker, colorcd, was hanged for
the murder OF his father.in.law on Oct. 4
1894.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27

RUDYrS PILE sUPPosIToRY is n ruran-
Ieeu 10 cure PILES and Constipation or money
rounded. Uoents per box. send stamp Tor
Slrcular ana free Sample TO MARTIN RUDY.
lancaster, Pa. For sale by all first class
nrugglsk. CHAMBERS. CALDER Al GO
Nholesale druggists. Providence, X
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Flood-swept Hungary,

BuDA.PKsTH. April gI-Four towns In
hungary-Mosrin, Kutox, vibva and
neutrality-suspicious. almost destroyed by
the recent nsods. The damage amounts
" ts.ceseoa
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Methodist.

at 1885 n. m, and 1880 p. m: morning subject
Stayed at Home"; 5. s., I2.iJf f. IT,. $50 n m
HAVEN Morning service AZ O.4S. Reliance Lodge
10. O. ", will attend; =, s., R.i5; Mems Bible
Slass In district court room, Ala; Il. l., 6; even.
BRoADwAY-Rev. Il. Tirrell. ,as,or p,o.oht,.
at lo;i5a m. and 1880 p. m; s. S. at I?:i5; Fp.
worm League service at 6;15 y. m.
EDGEwooD-Prosching by the pastor. T. T..
Streeter le;ie a. m. aud 80 p. m. 5. :. i2:i5; j.
MINISTER'S. MEETING - Chestnut street
church, 10; 80, paper, Perfect Love- Chaplain
J. n. Nutting OF Howard
PRIMITlNE-Corner Smith and Ruseles Preach.
ing at loi@ a m. by Rev J. A Rood; evangei-
Band ofY NJ G. A :. 3. ~ m. Y. I. W. l. els.
PRIMITIVE Silver Hook. IS. s., an. m: preaoh.
log at p. m, by lev. Bradley.
ST. PAULs.-Corner Prairie and Potter ayenue W
mclntlre' pastor. special sermon before Unity
Lodge, l. .. OF q. r., lO:f5 a m = =, 1915 D. M
Ep. L., $50 p m evangeiistic service, 1850 D. m
cRANsToN sTREEr--F J. FolIsnsbee, pastor
l0i5 a m, preaehingi $3.50 p m, "Christlan Cru.
sauers, ana every evening this week.
MT. P~LEAsANT--F. J. FoIiansbee. pastor. Preach.
ing. 23o; Il. L., $50; evening service, 1850.
HEsTNUT sTREET--Rey. N. n. Cadv nas,o,
cachlnG-101lh1 a., l2Ia A. taN+ A-p- -4re4inv
$50 p. m. evening. 1880 y. m.
PRIMITIVE; Harris avenue. Preaching AZ 1880
w. Wilson, = g., itit5 a m.
PRIMITIVE MIssIoN.-Man,on. Preaching, :.
) Preaching. 1855 and 100; 5. q. i2,i5,
,. -, s.soi az evening service pastor will preach
bert pastor. Services, 1914 and 7:30. :. IS. ana
lPs. Ob at usual hour; everybody vel
Presbyterian.
FIRST clifford street Service. io,ts m ana
WINS sons services Z. D, nn Y. r..
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Cattle Plague In Russia.

ODESSA, April VA cattle plague IL
raging In several Of the governments of
South Russia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27

Receipts from Sewer Assessments. and pro.
| Vidlng Tor its Return from Money 10 be Hired
Tor said Land Account.
Improved April 23, 1851
1t Is ordained by the City Council Of the City o,
Providence as follows:
SECTION ! The sum OF ~hfty-six thousand dol
lars ~lSbo,000l is hereby added TO the appropriation
LOT the purchase OF land for Roger Williams Park.
sara sum TO be taken from the amount in the treas
ury received from sewer assessments,
SIC. z. The city auditor is hereby authorfzed
ana directed TO charge to the appropriation
hoger Williams Park Land Account the sum OF
nity-siN thousand dollars 1855, 0o0) and transfer the
same 10 the amount in the treasury received from
sewer assessments, as soon as authority has been
procured and an appropriation made for said
Roger Williams Park Land Account"
CHAPTER e4s.
An Ord nance Authorizing the Commissioner n,
Public Works TO build a Brick Workshon for
the Highway Department.
Improved April %. 1891
IL 10 ordained by the City Council OF the CITY OF
Providence as follows;
SECTION 1. The commissioner OF publlo vorks
Is hereby authorized and directed 10 build n briok
workshop Tor the use OF the highway department
atthe new city yard, Eddy street, South OF Hem
derson street, the cost OF the same TO be Charged 10
the appropriation for highways.
True copies-Witnoss:
.., WILLIAM Z. CLARKE.
So" City Clerk.
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Our $67 Kitchen Outfit

wu%snt S S o%% mI me H. w nave sold SO many almost everybody has seen them. They ae
oWn auin' are An Extra argeso solid lax Dining table, with turned land dlem; hh bnk
s ss ser has and 9%csHnelined Stove Ware Add To- : s the LIVE OAK RANCE, With
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
CITY DTERTISEMENTs
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER 6I2.

An Ordinance Adding $50, 900 TO the Appropriated
Tor Roger Williams Park Land Account from
receipts from Sewer Assessments, and Pro.
Vldlng Tor its Return from Money 10 be Hired
for said Land Account.
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OUR TERMS :

OOK EKWS
$1,000 WORTH 81 Down. SOC Per- Week. a 3 % OK D.. s,,-w
5000 WORTH So Down. Soc Per- Week. q TX on 40 -.
40 D""h "" FER week 1000 500 Down. So Per Week.
81 r% week. $4,000 WORTH $15D Down., So Per Week.
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clifford street Service, 1913 a. m. and
so .. m with ssDs service, !. ., q. r.,
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Free Baptist.

ROGER Rev. John Malvern. pas
ior freaching, lO:f5 q. m. aud $3.50 u. m. fol-
lowed by baptism: :. >, l2:l5; j. f.. s; E.'s.3O.
fLAINrlELD Preaching at II a. m; s.
6p. M evening service, 7 p m. -
ELMWooD AVENuE-Rev. II. c. Crane Will
preach at lO:4Si s. g., 2:l5; J. f., $3.50; G. r.,
The oasis., 1895-08-17
Commercial Club.

Pursuant to call a number of prom. inent business men of Nogales met at the International Bank last Saturday afternoon to take steps toward organ. izing a public body devoted to the welfare and improvement of the town Of Nogales.
 The meeting organized by selecting Ed. Titcomb tO act as temporary chair man and K. D. George as temporary secretary.
 The objects of the meeting were set forth in the remarks of several of the participants as including an organized and concentrated effort of the busi- ness interests of the town toward the advancement and improvement of No gales and surrounding section; the improvement and extension of the trade of the town; and the attraction and investment of outside capital in the many opportunities offering in the tributary region.
 A permanent organization was effected by election ofJ B. Mix as per manent chairman and k. D. George secretary: and the name adopted was "The Commercial Club of Nogales.n
 A committee of three, consisting of John Dessart, Theodore Gebler and Ed. TitcOmb, was appointed to draft bylaws and present them at the next meeting.
 The secretary was instructed to pre- pare a roll of membership, which was prepared and signed by all present, and committee of three, consisting of Ed. Titcomb, John Dessart and K. B. Hogan, was appointed 10 solicit ad- ditional members.
 The club then adjourned to Satur- day evening, August IT, 1895.
The oasis., 1895-08-17
Communicated To The Orc Bianco Road Committee.

Will you kindly answer, to the sat- isfaction of the citizens who have SO liberally contributed to your great enterprise, the Orc Blanco road, the following questions?
 ]. Why don't you furnish US with an itemized account of all moneys re- ceiyed, how expended, and to whom paid out.
 2 What has become of all the mer- chandise contributed?
 3. What have become of the tools?
 1. When you stopped working before the completion of the road a large lot of groceries, provisions and other goods, was brought back to town what has become of them?
 And also the same when the road was finished?
 Have you sold those goods? And have you credited the Gro Blanco road account with the results?
 ,. You promised to pay off our notes which we paid as your sureties, as soon as you received the money from the county.
 Why did yor go back on your prom ise and repudiate the same?
 6. Please explain what has become of the twelve hundred dollars U. S. currency received by you from the county especially the last six hun dred?
 [. We would also like to know how much money was realized by you from the voluntary assessment of one per cent tax? And what has become of it?
 MANY SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
 ORO BLANCO ROAD FUND. MORALES, August l6, 1895.
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BrxsoNITEMs.

Tom Woods has sold his residence property tO P. j. Delahantv.
 About ihe last of September Miss Evelyn Check will return to school in Texas.
 Monday morning there was born to the wife Tom Mckean a bouncing, nine-pound boy.
 Last week Mir A. Y. Smith, chief clerk in the railroad office, and his bonny bride returned from their we'd ding trip.
 MT Tom Woods, the genial express agent, has returned from California. Mrs. Woods and the boy will remain at Santa Monica until the first of Sep tember.
 Tuesday, from some unaccountable reason the town well went dry, and for time Benson was threatened with a water famine But after time the water resumed it's flow, and all were happy
 Miss Ida Temple has entirely re- covered from her recent severe Illness and Is rapidly regaining strength. She is now aJ lIuachuca, with her niece, Miss Evelyn Cheek, visiting her biotu'is "C"tii Itiiilllcs lliC ldlilpdu agent at that place.
 MT. NJ. w. Case, for several months bill clerk in the $. F. R. R. freight office at Benson has been transferred to the office of the same company at Los Angeles, where his family reside. It was an agreeable change for Mir Case to once again have his employ ment and home in the same town. His return was unexpected and a real surprise to his family.
The oasis., 1895-08-17
NoGALEs NOTES.
Sad Death.

Tuesday her many friends in No gales were pained to learn that Mrs. Ada Liggett, wife of Wm. Liggett, Esq, lay at the point of death and was not expected to survive through the night. MT. Liggett had been sum- moned by telegraph to return from Bisbee, where he had gone on business, and he did so Tuesday afternoon. Everything possible was done to ale viate her sufferings and save her life, but without avail; and about o'clock Wednesday morning her spirit took it's flight.
 Deceased had been in feeble health for several months. Some three months ago she was prostrated by q serious illness resulting from yaccina- tion. She had recovered from that, but was still in an enfeebled condition, when about ten days ago she was at tackled by dysentery. Her weakened strength was insufficient to carry her through this latter attack, and she succumbed. The funeral was from the family residence, Wednesday after noon, and was conducted under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias, of which order MT. Liggett is member.
 Mrs. Liggett was native of Michi- gan, from which state she came in January last, when she was married to Mir l.. Previous to that time she had been resident of Morley, Michigan At the time of her death she was about forty-two years of age. She leaves four children, grown, living in Michigan.
The oasis., 1895-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
READ!

A letter from MT. L. Hor- villeur dated London, July 23rd, 1895, has been received by MT. Lippmann, who has charge of Mir. HorviIleur's S business, reads as follows:
 You can advise our custom CTS that l have been making exclusive purchases all through England and Ireland under such conditions that it will enable us to sell goods for the fall and winter at extreme ly low prices.
 have been visiting the cities of Bradford, Leeds, Manchester, Belfast, Glasgow and Nottingham. and after staying in London four or five days, l will go to Sheffield and Birmingham before starting for the continent.
The oasis., 1895-08-17
News Notions and Novelties.

Spanish and English Interpreters and Dictionaries, Mexican Mining and Stamp Laws, Sonora and Mexico Maps, Opals, Filigree Silver, Drawn, Linen and Souvenir Spoons, Maga zines, Blank Books and Stationery, Pocket Cutlery, Smokers Articles, Toilet Goods, etc, etc.
 SONORA NEWS COMPANY.
The oasis., 1895-08-17

The New Mexico X Arizona and So- nora railways have secured a reduction of fifty per cent in freights and fares for exhibits and visitors to the Mex ican National Exposition at the City of Mexico, next April. From Guay- mas to Mexico and return the fare will be S95. 40; from Hermosillo 800; from Nogales s7940. These figures are all in Mexican money.
The oasis., 1895-08-17

Nogales has this week been visited by Doctor F. H. Welles, from Tempe, who is here looking over the ground with view to permanent location. Doctor W. is from New York, having recently come to Arizona, He finds the Salt River Valley too caloric, and seeks milder climate.
The oasis., 1895-08-17

Yesterday MT. F. Becker, manager of Fl Globo, the big mercantile house on the line, went to Tombstone and other points in Cochise county, ac- companying MT. Heyne.
The oasis., 1895-08-17

J. B. Franco is about to resume the business of harness making at Nogales, and about the first of September will open uew shop on the Sonora side of the line.
The oasis., 1895-08-17

A complaint lodged in Justice Fay lor's court, last week, against Proto Brothers, by Messrs EKey, for vast ing water from ditch on the Santa Cruz, was taken before Justice Black on a change of venue, where the case was dismissed without trial, the of- fense charged having been prior to enactment of the law under which the charge was made.
The oasis., 1895-08-17

TIE OASIS acknowledges receipt of complimentary tickets of admission to the Mechanics Institute Fair in San Francisco, and the New Mexico terri torial Fair at Albuqurque.
The oasis., 1895-08-17
Cases Dismissed.

After TIE OASIS closed us forms
 last week the cases instituted against
 License Collector D. ]. Cumming,
 charged with extortion under cloak
 of authority, and Councilman Theo.
 Gebler and ex-Mayor Antonc Proto.
 charged with malfeasance in office,
 were called for examination in the court of Justice J. s. Taylor
 Deputy District Attorney Charles
 Bowman appeared for the prosecution, and Judge c. w. Wright for the de-
 fence
 The case of License Collector Cum ming was the first taken up. The defence interposed a demurrer, setting forth that the statute requires com plaint to state one of four dis tinct propositions, neither of which was embodied in the complaint in hand. The district attorney admitted the force of the demurrer and on such admission 1t was sustained by the court.
 In the cases of Gebler and Proto, an application for change of venue was filed. Before acting upon the prop osition of change of venue the district attorney asked time to inquire among the citizens and business men of No gales as to the status thereof. explir citly stating that if the gentlemen accused had been guilty of intentional wrong the cases would be pushed: but if there was nothing in them they would be dismissed. Accordingly was granted to 7:30 D. m.
 At evening MT. Bowman asked a farther continuance of the Proto and Gebler cases until Monday pending settlement, stating that if not settled by that time he would telegraph from Tucson instructions whether to grant a change of venue or otherwise.
 In the case of License Collector MT. Bowman advised against issuance of another warrant, holding that the accused was, at least, an officer de facto, in discharge of his duty, and had done only what he had a perfect right to do. It was ordered by the court that MT. Cumming be released.
 Monday afternoon T1stice TayIor received telegram from the district attorney dismissing the cases against Gebler and ex-Mayor Proto. His reasons for such action were stated at the time of his visit Friday that in hearing such cases ,ourts would inquire into the intent of he accused, and that as there was 10 criminal intent no conviction would | )e possible.
The oasis., 1895-08-17

w. L. Long an old time scout and cowboy, well known to all old timers in Tombstone, during the Apache troubles, is in Nogales, visiting friends and looking for a business opening. He arrived Monday and his many friends in Nogales were much pleased at meeting him aud renewing former acquaintance.
The oasis., 1895-08-17

Thursday evening Charlie Dethine, yardmaster for the Sonora railroad at Nogales, went south to take the run between Carbo and Guaymas, of Conductor Prickett, who has taken a leave ofabsence.
The oasis., 1895-08-17

MT. L. M. Lennon, of Harshaw was visitor at Nogales Wednesday. MT. L. taught school in the Harshaw district last term, and has been en- gagged for the next, which will begin on September 2nd.