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The oasis., 1896-07-11
SooALns NOTES.
Mexican Dollars, 54s Co 55.

mas.
 Monday new alfalfa appeared in the market.
 Ben Goldsmith Is feeling little under the weather.
 Schor Jose de la Rosa was in from Dcylsaderos Monday.
 Master Mechanic Johnson came up from t'uaymas yesterday
 Rosario Brcna the Tues en merchant was in Nogales this week.
 Monday evening Mir. T. r. Grindcll came down from Rosemont
 Mrs. II. Wood came down from Ben. last Friday to visit her mother.
 Wm. Rosenberg returned from q tfipto sonora Sunday morning
 Tuesday evening Mr James Speedy went to IlermosilIo on business.
 Lullcy x Cllisher arc making some Improvements in The Casino"
 " c Green. tue mining man was up from San,o Domingo Wednesday
 rrY that delicious ice cream -oda at the fouuiain Of Chcaowcth x Mix
 Lolley < Calishcrs McGinty1 was one Of the features or the Fourth of Iuly.
 Mrs Geo. Wicland of Minas Prictas came up from the great gold camp sunday.
 Bishop Bourgade and Father Bex- amot returned to Tucson Tuesday morning.
 James Speedy returned from Ortiz Friday and reports that place hotter than IIades.
 Furnished room to rent, in a family residence on the bill Inquire at THE OASIS office.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Lukctich of Her. mosillo were arrivals on the delayed train Thursday.
 Election of officers and teachers will be held at the Methodist Sunday school tomorrow.
 The Larksn have purchased twen- ty-four chickens and Thursday they laid sixteen eggs.
 For staple and fancy groceries of the best quality order of F. Non I'orstcl, Guaymas.
 MT C. D. Taylor supply agent for tue Sonofa railway, was a visitor at Nogales Thursday.
 Lieut.. II. O. Fllpper, the we'll known civil engineer, returned from Altar yesterday morning.
 q. Seymour, the son of F. II. Scy- lnour the well known capitalist, Is up from Cerro Blanco.
 Co to F. Von Borstel, Guaymas, So- nora. for hardware and mining implc- ments of all kinds.
 Last Saturday evening Mrs. L. " Mix and her children went to Mazda lena to visit friends.
 j. D. Fisher has been having a new floor put in the the building occupied | by the Sonora News Co.
 At Calabasas last night a grand ball ! was given in the school house. Several Nogales parties attended
 Jose Lancaster Jones of Hermoslllo | is in Nogales on business connected | with the Mexican custom house. Last Saturday MT. George Beckwith was over from the santa Cruz, to take in the Fourth of July festivities. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds, croup and whooping cough. 1t .-1..
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work.
 Soul stirring services at the Metho- dist church tomorrow morning and evening. All are cordially invited to attend.
 Miss Theo. Sprecher came down from Crittenden to spend the Fourth of July at Nogales, returning Monday morning.
 Lie. J. II. Cardon came up from Hermosillo by the delayed train Sun day. He remained at Nogaes until Tuesday.
 J. Miller, an assayer in the employ Of the Cyanide O. was in Nogales this week cn route to his home in England
 Colonel John Weir whose trip to IIermosillo was noted last week, re- turned Saturday morning. He went to Nacosari
 Thursday MT. and Mrs. Ned Pier son returned from San Francisco where they have been visiting for the past month.
 Nogales, Sonora, is experiencing a building boom. three or four build- ings and residences being erected or on most every street
 Unless you arc well shod you arc not well dressed. Co to F. Nasquez at the Rcd House. and sey pair Of cle- gant and stylish ,iocs
 Mr. and Mrs r II. seymour ard ileir daughter wofo arrivals from UcrroBlarco yesterday. They left ou the north bound train.
 Senor Raymu"do Murga, well known Guaymls business man. was at Nogalcs early this week. He returned home Monday evening.
 J. V Spear the city editor of the Tucson Star was in Nogales in the in- terest of his paper Tuesday He went south the same evening.
 Ladies shoes, gents shoes, and children's shoes in great variety, and at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red Ilouse-R Vasquez.
 Thursday the train from the south did not arrive until half past four in the afternoon, the delay being caused by washout near Llano.
 Yesterday morning Mir. J. A. Nau- gle, manager of the Sonora railway, passed Nogales en route to Deminp on business for the company.
 Wednesday night George Christ Jr. was badly bit on the back Of his neck by a huge trantular and has been suf- fcring from the effects ever since.
 Messrs Goldsmith Rosenberg and Cohen soon expect Co start photo- graph gallery in connection with their business of enlarging photographs
 Last Saturday morning Mir. James <. Young came up from Hermosillo to enjoy the cooling breezes of Nogalas. He remained until Tuesday evening.
 Seiior Rodriguez, the father of Jose Rodriguez the treasurer ofthe munic- ipality of Nogales, Sonora, has come up from Magdalena to live with his son.
 Sunday the train from the south did not reach Nogales until about four o'clock in the afternoon, having been delayed by burning bridge near Her. 
 Just received samples shirts made ! to order from Sl00 upwards. They | all are q No. shirts and fully worth | what we ask for them Fieischer [ Brothers.
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Mr. J. T. Brickwood the well known liquor and cigar dealer has this week received from San Andres, Tuxtla, Mexico, the first consignment of cigars brought to Nogales under the new Mexican law, which enables him to sell the best class of cigars at cheap CT rate than before, as the new law abolishes both the state and munich pal duties that was formerly levied on cigars. Lovers of cool delicious smoke will do well by patronizing Mr. Brickwood's stand, The Little Gi- ant
 Sunday morning Mr. Charles II. Charlton of New Orleans, president of Las Planchas Mining Co.,, and Captain Miguel Bornio, manager of the same, returned frcm Las Planchas. They report everything satisfactorily work ing at the mines. Development is showing, that the ore body continues, and the grade of ore is very rich. Monday morning the two gentlemen took the train to Benson, Mr. Charl- ton to New Orleans and Captain Bor- nio to Fl paso.
 A week from tomorrow night at La Adnana. Nogales, Sonora. there will be given by the Catholic ladies of No gales a grand ball, which will probab- ly be the most elaborate affair of the kind ever given in this city. Governor Corral and staf and d number of prom nent officials and residents Of Hermo- sillo will tc in attendance and cxten- >ise preparations are being made for their reception.
 Last Saturday morning Dr. T. r, Berry special officer Of the United States treasury department. who had been in Nogales about d week, looking Into some alleged crooked work took his departure for Tucson. Now tue crooks are wondering how successful they were in covering up their tracks.
 The heated term turns attention to ncgligce shirts. You will and them in great variety of style and quality at the Boston Clothing House. We alsoscll the celebrated Jack Rabbit" pants. Twice the wear for the same money that can be got out of any other garment.
 At his Santa Barbara ranch Consul Mascarehas is contemplating some cx- tensiye improvements. He is having tue ranch enclosed with a fence and will socn erect couple of reservoirs and make other improvements.
 Miss Lulu Sykes and Miss Annie Wood came drwn from Calabasas Tuesday. They returned the same evening accompanied by Mr W. Han- nah who remained there for few days ,acatioh.
 NJ Hill, the trayeling representa- tive of Ilolbrok, Merrill x Stetson, one of San Francisco's largest hard | ware firms, spent the Fourth of July | in Nogales He went north Monday 
 Friday last MT. Ed. Burton, who is foreman of the work of construction at the Mexican custom house, received a severe fall, on account of slipping board, by which his leg was dislocated.
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Thursday morning Alejandro, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ogarrio, had a narrow escape from death, a heavy bath tub fell striking him on the head and infiicting a cut six inch es in length. A doctor was called and took fourtenn stitches to close the wound. The little fellow endured the pain with great fortitude; when the stitches were being taken he never uttered word of complaint.
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For Yankee notions of all sorts send IF. Von Borstel Guaymas, Sonora. !
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4 man came near causing riot on Morley avenue yesterday morning by stating that the democratic con- yention at Chicago had adopted agold plank.
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A Nogales family of young ladies are without a cook the one they had having taken French leave Monday, and good cook may get position by calling at this office.
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Sunday morning Mrs. Loreto Ruiz, mother of Turbucio Ruiz and Mrs. II. Marquez died after an extended ill., ness and was buried Monday after noon under the auspices of the Filhar- monic Club.
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BORN Sunday night, July }, 1896, to the wife of Mr. ". F. Schonamak- CT, daughter The mother and child are doing nicely and the father is re- ceiving the congratulations of his host friends.
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Manager Jas. Mix has received the pictures that he took while with the Nogales Dramatic Association on their recent trip to Bisbee. The majority of the pictures taken in the car failed to develope but he has some very ex- cellent views and groups.
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Lovers of good living will patronize r. Cazabon's restaurant and short or der house, opposite the railroad depot. Fresh fish, oysters and all other deli cacies 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. Open day and night.
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Mr. C. A. Fiske, who has succeeded P. E. Yates as relief agent for Wells, Fargo x Co.,. arrived Saturday even ing and will hereafter make his head quarters at Nogales, During the past three years he has been agent for the company at Tempe. He was fourteen years at Globe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
COLORED MEN RESOLVE.
The ThorOgood Followers Tell Who
They WOn't support.

That the Citizens Reform ticket will
not have the support accorded to them
by William Thorogood and his followers
two years ago in the coming contest
is plainly apparent. The colored leader
of the Third Ward got his forces together
last night at his headquarters. No. 179
Queen street and adopted resolutions
condemninS some of the present candi-
dates on the Citizens Reform ticket.
both for the Council and saluried offices.
large number was present and the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted
That while our party leaders have
decided to take no part in the coming
municipal fight knowing that we are
the strength of the Republican party
and about one-thrd of the voting popu-
lation of the city of Norfolk. we propose
to reserve the right To vote as we deem
for the best of our people in all local
affairs, and whereas we feel that we
have been sadly neglected as to school
facilities. employment in the public
works, recognition in the municipal Of
ilces, care To our poor and sick and in
| many other matters.
Resolved. That we shall vote and use
our Influence for that man or set of
men who shall offer such assistance
as will be uplifting to us.
Resolved. That We oppose any Coun-
cllihan or set oil COuncilmen who VIII
vote for men who did all in their mower
10 prevent the appointment of a colored
| physician to our poor. rs did Council
man who now seeks our votes as Street
| Inspector.
Resolved. That we will also deuounce
such men as candidates for Councilnnn
from the Third Ward who only last far
iostered the cause of candidates for the
Legislature who publicly stated that
they desired no negro votes. and who
| now ask and need our suffrage.
Resolved, Ihat we propose to stand
as we have always stood. by our leader,
w. III. Thorogood. who has never wa.
Vered In his course or proven false to a
trust"
The following committee was onnoint-
ed TO get out and look after the coIored
voters on election day: w. II. sparrow
Henry Anderson. Robert c. Stith I
y. Forester, II. NJ. Perkins. AIonzo
Philips, Joseph s. Hall, w. II. Harrison
j. Edward Mills. G. N Smith. w. II
Mills. William Randolph +. n. Garter
Walter Price, William Parker Vir.
sinius Ackis, John Butt, London Jassun
Sullivan White. Abe Garter John r
Lee, Jessie Taylor. Miles Scott. I.azarus
Tate, J. r. Logwood. William Edwards
Robert Newsome. Rhoden Spikes. Alley
Lews, Augustus Tate, George Hawl,ins
George Portlock.
II Is said that the colored people will
nominate DIR. G.. G. Bowen, a colorad
physician. as Physician to the Almc-
house and will call on the colored nao.
pie to support him to q man A meeting
will be held Monday TO consider he
matter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
ORDERED REMOVED.
The U. 5. Engincer'sO Office 10 be Trans
ferred from Norfolk 10 Fort Monroe.

Norfolk people will learn with regret
that the Secretary of War has issued
orders directing the removal of the
United States Engineers office, now To-
Gated In the Public Library Building at
the corner of CRANKY street and College
Place, from this city to Fort Monroe.
This corps of engineers. u. S. a., as
1t is styled by the Government, has
been stationed at this point for some
thing like fifteen years, In charge of
river and harbor improvements and
other duties pertaining to the bureau
The efficient officials connected with 1t
have made many friends here. who will
be loath to give them up. There are
however reasons still more practical
against their removal. which will sug-
gest themselves at n glance.
Ii is said that the order Is the result
of lack of adequate quarters In Norfolk
The first intimatlon came several days
ago. and was followed yesterday with a
telegram peremptorily ordering immedi-
ate removal. Some hours later In the
day, however. another telegram came
ordering postponement. but In no way
countermanding previous instructions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
"a M,DsuMMER NIGHTS DREAM"
a Delightful Recital Given ut the
Lcnche.woOd school.

Mrs. Hannibal 4. Williams last night
gave a delightful recital in the parlors
OF the Leache- Wood School, Freema-
son and CRANKY streets. In the presence
of a number of invited guests. Mrs.
Williams was introduced by Rev. A. S.
Lloyd, of St. Luke's p. l.. Church. She
Is an accomplished interpreter. The re-
citnl was Shakespeare's "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" and her treatment OF
the play was most delightful. OF hand
SOME appearance and becomingly gown
ed, the reader supplemented these
graces by giving the lines of the famous
comedy with a spirit and clearness OF
enunciatlon that We're both entertain
ing and refreshing. Her exposition OF
the characters in the play helped very
much to better undfrsta nding OF this
Shakesperian masterpiece. Each i'm
perSonation was given, not only with
the clear enunciation and graceful mien
and gesture of THE trained elocntionist,
but with u scholarly fidelity of inter
probation and = sparkling grace that be-
speak an intelligence and an magma
ton thoroughly in sympathy with the
poets fancy. Any one of these i'm
presentations would be Il rare intellec-
tual pleasure. and when an entire play
is served without flaw or blemish such
renditions are far more satisfactory
than the usual stage presentations.
Mrs. Williams was accompanied by
Mendessohn's classic music, written tC
Illustrate the play, performed by Mrs
Station on the piano and Miss Mary
Baldwin on the violin. both of them In
structors at the school The evening
was delightful one to those present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
SECOND DAY PRIMARY.
an Unusually Large Vote PoIIsd During
the Contest Yesterday.
OVER 5000 BALLOTS WERE DEPOSITED.
The Full Democratic Ticket Nomfna.
ted and Nearly $500 Enthusiastic
Democrats Had "a Say I'm the selec-
tion-The Vote PoIled Yesterday
in the Several ward. of Norfolk.

For Mayor-Captain w. r. Mayo.
For Commissioner OF the Revenue
Captain w. w. Dey.
For City Collector-William J.. Baker
For City Sergeant--John F. Lawler.
For Commemorative ttorney-James
f. Duncan.
For City Attorney-Walter II. Taylor.
For Sealer Of Weights and Measures
A. w. Grandy.
For Physician to the Almshouse-Dr.
l.. c. Shepherd.
For Street Inspector-W. j. Butt.
For Superintendent OF Cemeteries
John NJ. Broughton.
For Clerk of the Marketable Moses.
For Keeper OF the Almshouse-P. NJ.
Mordica.
For City Guager-George NJ Holland
For School Commissioners-F1
Ward, Joseph C. Fiveash; Second Ward,
r. c. Taylor; Third Ward, W. A. S.
Taylor; Fourth Ward. Jesse Bell; Fifth
Ward, n. c. Pampln.
FOR CoUNCILAIEN.
First fWard-J. B. Lowenberg, J. ].
Womble. j. r. Briggs, J. Lee Seneca,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
MAY DAY FESTIVAL.
Primary aud intermediate Grades of
Norfolk College Celebrate the Day.

The intermediate and Primary Grades
of Norfolk College for Young Ladies
had May-day festival al the City
Park yesterday. The party was in
charge of Misses McVea and Jones, of
the school, and went out about 8 u. M,
returning at half-p1st in the afternoon
Miss BESSIE Rhodes, of the Primary. and
Miss Addie Malbon, of the intermediate
Grade. We're elected queens, and ruled
their subjects beneiicently and we'll
No elaborate prepare ton was made for
the event, and the occasion was as in
formal as it was pleasant, without set
speeches and pre-arranged songs. OF
course delicate luncheons were taken
and eaten comfortably on the green
The Idea of two queens was more or less
original and highly successful.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast and General Conditions For
To-day.

Washington, d. c.. May 2, 1896
/ For Virginia-Threateni
A RAIN In the morning, probably light
showers, followed by clearing
weather; warmer; easterly 10
southerly winds.
for North Carolina-Generally fair.
preceded by showers i'm the extreme
eastern portion: warmer in the interior:
easterly to southerly winds.
Inc barometer continues high on the
.NeW england coast and 1t is lowest
north of Montana. The Temperatures ha G
remained about stationary east of the
nassissippi, but It is cooler In the lower
missouri Valley, and warmer in the
northern portion of the upper Lake Re-
gion: Local showers are Indicated for
Inc Lake Region and the Ohio Valley.
ana generally cloudy weather for the
middle Atlantic States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
publications Received.

THE NORTH AMERICAN RE
VlEW.-This publication for May opens
with an able and suggestive sympo-
SUM on THE Engineer in Naval War
fare, the subject being treated by
such authorities as Commodore George
w. Melville. Engineer-in Chief of the
United States Navy; w. Is. Aldrich.
professor of mechanical engineering i'm
the University Of West Virginia; Ira
y. Hollins, professor of engineering in
Harvard University; Gardiner c. Sims.
of the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers. and George Uhler, president
of the Marine Engineers Beneficial AS
ISOLATION.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
SWORD AND SCALES
Doings Yesterday In the Courts Of Law Of
the City of Norfolk.
TWENTY NINE LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED
Lfllienthnl Case Dismissed Gave
1t Back TO HIm-Minor Police
Court Cases-Sutts Entered-In The
Clerks Omce-Another Lien-Mar.
riage Licenses.

Judge Hanckel yesterday granted the
Following applications for liquor lIc-
ense:
w. P. Ives & Co.. retail. II CONNER
cial Place
Wilson Sanderlin, retail. 21O Oueen
street.
w. l.. shumadlne, retail, 215 Queen
street.
II. G. Williams & Co., retail, CONNER
cial Place and Water street.
Peter Quillin, retail, 40S Chapel street
+. White, retail. 1858 Church street.
McHugh &c Co, retail, Plume and
Randoph streets.
]. E. Stewart, ordinary. 244 Main
street.
c. Demaro retail POP Water street.
NJ. Ryan, retail, 10 Bank street
j. A. Kennedy. ordinary. 73 and as
Main street.
William Hart & Bro, retail. SO Chapel
street.
J. Stroud. retail. Moseley street.
@. w. Goodson, retail, 500 Church
street.
i. p. Evans, ordinary. IS Avon street.
Taylor & Loyal. retail, &c CRANKY
street.
D. w. sanderlin, retail, 246 Queen
street.
X. r. Pitt, retail. "a Chapel street.
Al. Il. Ryan, retail. go Water street
JdllleS ray, retail 1871 avon street.
NJ. McKevitt retail. 81 Main street.
w. S. Fentress. ordinary, 297 Main
street.
Mrs. Bernardne Klebahn, ordinary,
Hill and Talbot streets
James Seelinger, ordinary, POI Main
street
John s. Anderson, retail. II Bank
street.
Griffin & Bro, retail, 2l1 Cumber-
land street.
Griffin & Co.. retail. James and New
streets.
w. s. HUI, retail, 226 Cumberland
street
Charles f. John retail, Roanoke ave-
nue. and Main street
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In the Clerks Office.

In the Corporation Court Clerks
office yesterday a marriage license was
issued to Benjamin Allen and Rosa
Belle Englehard. colored.
n lien for S5,13lG5 was filed in the
Corporation Court Clerks office yester-
day against the Norfolk and Ocean
view Railroad Company by \. Lang
staff Johnson.
One deed was entered j. W. Rich
ardson and wife 10 e. -. Coke. tract
OF land OH east side OF Mayneld road:
consideration, $4,000
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
southern baptist convention.

For the convenience of delegates and
visitors attending the Southern Baptist
Convention. Chattanooga. Tenn. May
S-ll. 1896. the Southern railway will sell
tickets May 5th to Sth. nj one fare good
for the round trip. and Will run a spe-
cial train. leaving Salisbury. y. c.. at
800 a. M. arriving in Chattanooga at
9:iO p. m The train leaving Norfolk at
$40 a. m. May 9Th. Will connect with
this train from Salisbury. For further
information apply to j. A. Neugebauer,
City Ticket Agent. No. sc Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
Suits Entered.

Mary n. Parker, through her next
friend. c. Fowler, rs. James Z. Parker.
In chancery.
l.. IL. Shields. trustee. VS. W. II. Rhea.
ST., ct. ais, i'm chancery
Sayers & Scovlle VS. W. Il. Rogers,
assumpsit; damages s3267S
The A. j.. Withrow Lumber Com
pany vs.. l.. II. Shields, assumpsit;
damages $3.50
W. p. Bird x Bro. vs. Samuel Marx,
assumpsit: damages 5000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02
To Meet Monday.

The new Commissioners appointed by
Judge lianclsel TO condemn the property
necessary for the extension of Holt
street met yesterday and elected Mr.
II. l.. Page as chairman. They viewed
the property and then adjourned till II
O'CLOCK next Monday. when they will
meet the owners of the property along
the line of the proposed extension.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-02

For Every quarter in mans pocket
there are dozen uses: and to use each
one IN such way as 10 derive the
greatest benefit is a question every. one
must solve for himself We believe.
however. that no better us,a could be
made of one OF these quarters than to
exchange IL for bottle of Chamber
iain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy, medicine that every fam
ny should be provided with. For sale
BY all druggists.