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The oasis., 1896-06-27
Whole No. I64
4 Government sampIing work..

Thursday N0gales was visited by
 Messrs. J. J. Crowley of Chicago, chief special agent of the U. s. treasury
 department, and Geo. W. Whitehead. special agent in charge of the El Paso district, to which Arizona is attached.
 The visit of the gentlemen was to in- quire into the ore importations from
 Mexico at the port of Nogales. Con- gress has recently'made an appropria- tion to establish sampling works. where necessary, for an accurate test ing of such ores. The act making the appropriation names three points where such works are to be put in, viz: North Port, Washington; Bonner's Ferry, Idaho, and Fl Paso, Texas. The act further provides that works may be established at other points, in the discretion of the secretary of the the treasury. It was to get accurate and reliable data of the ores imported at this point which brought the gen. ilemen named to Nogales, and after thorough examination they seemed convinced that such an establishment is needed. If one is ordered it will compass tue erection here of plant of machinery costing about S7 900 and the steady employment of quite d force of men, including one or two as- savers, an engineer and several workmen
The oasis., 1896-06-27
MORALES NOTES.
A Running Account of Occurrences in the
 Line Cities.

l
 Line Cities.
 Wednesday Mr. B. c. Moore, who is developing d copper property in the Sierra Madrc, about ls0 miles east of Torres. came to Nogales for a short business visit. and will be here about week
 The music loving public will enjoy a rare treat at the concert this eyen- ing at the Nogales opera house, under management of Mrs. II. K. Cheno- wetth, in aid of the Catholic church on the Sonora side of the line.
 Monday evening a volume of smoke pouring from chimney of Cazabon's hotel caused an alarm of fire and brought out the fire department. The soot in the chimney was burning and there was no danger of a conhagra- tion.
 If you don't know where to get what you want write to Roy & T'itcomb, commission merchants, Nogales. Ari- zona, who will get it for yon in the possible time at the lowest possible cost.
 Sunday morning MT r. II. Seymour came up from Cerro Blanco again, and on Tuesday evening returned to that place with his family, who had been here several days. They will shortly return to Nogales again and remain here month.
 All adyices from Crittenden bring the intelligence that a shelter will surely be built at a point about two niles this side of the station. The work of grading the site has com nenced and lumber has been ordered | for the building.
 At the American NJ. F. church this morning there will be a special meet ng for young people. Subject of the efmon by the pastor .'Foxes." Eve ling subject; "The Kingdom. Spec al music both morning and evening. lrs. l.. Arrow will sing.
 Monday morning young cyclone ore down Morley avenue, carrying a loud of dust, paper etc, and making noise similar to that made by run way team. It took ofl q part of the oof of the Gaynor building at the orner of International street.
 Sunday morning Pedro Torres re- urned from Santa Rosalia, Lower where he had been several lonths. agent for the Singer sewing ewing machine. He brought with i'm his bride, who was Senorita Luisa Iontes de Oca of Santa Rosala. They ere married at Guaymas last week. Last week Mr. Hambleton received letter from Colonel F. ". Roberts, lte consul at Nogales, Sonora, now t Capetown, South Africa. The let sr was written from the Madeira } ,lands, where the steamers to Cape ,wn touched The Colonel was en ,ute, his son Archie with him. t
The oasis., 1896-06-27
T. F. BRODERICK,
 First Sergeant.

Nogales Hose Company No. held meeting in the International Bank Thursday evening. The constitution and bylaws were signed by the char ter members and the following officers were elected: Foreman, Jas. E. Mix: First Assistant Foreman, w. J. EKey Second Assistant Foreman, Juan Aguirre: Steward Marshall N. Bird. Chief and President l.. w. Mix and Treasurer John Dessart of Papago Engine company will hold the same offices in the hose company. F. J. Duffy was elected secretary. The company has some fine material in it's ranks and as soon as the hose reel (which is expected any day arrives they will get down to practice and will soon have crack company.
 This week Nogales has been visited by Mr. A. c. Pollack, a very pleasant young gentleman from Ottawa, Hi nois, who is now engaged as account ant for the Santa Rita Land & Cattle Co.,, at Lochiel.
The oasis., 1896-06-27
nneI.Ien's ArnIcn salyc.

TIE BEST SAIvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles. or no pay required Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25cents per box. For sale by ChenowetE & Mix
The oasis., 1896-06-27
SONORA SETTINGS.
Collection cf Happenings in the State
 Over the Line.

Wm. Lund of Guaymas, has just re-
 ceivcd schooner load of lumber from
 Puget Sound.
 "El Diario del Ilogar announces
 that Sehor Agustin Bnstamante has
 been granted his exequatur as British
 vice consul at Guaymas.
 At IIermosillo, last Friday. there
 died very suddenly sehor Eduardo
 Bernal, brother of Roberto Bernal
 thc talented editor of El Monitor
 Isl Trafco states that Guillermo Robinson, IT,, Of tuaymas, has been granted permission to explore the aurifcrous lands of Scior F. Gandara.
 ltis authoritatiyely stated by Fl TraGco that the new and recent dis coyeries Of very rich ore have been made in La pura mines, in the dis trict of Alamos.
 MT. Frank Strunk, well known in Sonora, Lower California and Arize- na, is now al Lanpozos. clcrklnP in the store of the Cleveland. X Moctczu- ma Mining Company.
 Last Friday the chief Of police of La Colorado, Pablo Cortcz, died very suddenly from prostration by the heat. Sehcr CorteE was at one time chief Of police at Nogales. sonora, and was widely known as brave, efficient and capable officer.
 The Santo Domingo placer claim, in the MagGaIcna district, have been bonded to an English syndicate, by the owners, MesSrs. " C. Green of Fairbank, J. W. Van Brooklyn of 1 Seattle, and their associates The | price Is stated to be si0O000
 Bisbee Orb: At s. O. Fredrcks mine and mill this side of Nacosari everything is running smoothly and from four tos!x bars of bullion are be ing produced monthly. The ore body still increases as it is being opened up and the boys have good thing
 Fl Imparcial of Hermosillo, states that with the coming fiscal year Seaor Rodolfo Tapia, long the capable and postmaster of Hermosilo will be promoted to inspector or the first zone, which embraces the post offices and mail routes in the state of Sonora.
 Sonora Polina M Seldner, executrix of the estate of Francisco Seldner, de- ceased has promulgated notice that she will continue the business of the deceased, Merceria de la Paz at and that she has appointed Scnores Miguel Denegri and Francisco Scldner to manage the business.
 Fred Sterling has resumed work up- ,n his Sterling group of mines, located n the Altar district, about twenty ,wo miles west of Llano station. He I las several promising properties, all r sith ledges of good gold ore. He I las several prospect shafts on some of I which he now proposes to go down 1 Bisbee Orb: The company at Ma a osari is running it's shelter at full | last, and the usual amount of copper latte is being produced The new oad from the mine to the shelter is C bout completed and the .hauliug of H re will commence at once It is tue | ltention of the company to increase E he output of the smelter as soon as ol he facilities for handling the ore are t, lcreascd. About 100 tons of coke per rt lonth are being used there. sa
The oasis., 1896-06-27
Attention Company G.

In accordance with law and orders from battalion and regimental head quarters, and the office of the adju- tant general, Company c, First Regi- ment Infantry, N. c. A., will parade Saturday morning, July 4th, at 700 o'clock a. m. The company will as- semble at the armory at 6:3O and be prepared to move promptly att.
 By order of
 CAPT. ALLEN T. BIRD,
 Commanding Co. TT r RRODFRTcK
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 trict, progresses favorably, and it is anticipated that everything will be in { readiness to start about the 10th prOX.
 Bisbee Orb: Several Of the wagons engaged in hauling coke from Don Luis Go Nacosari are being overloaded and placed in first class condition. Mr. Mitchell expects Go leave in q few days for Nacosar, where he will put his team at work hauling ore from the mine to the mill.
 Pedro Negro and a number of Guay- mas and lIermosillo capitalists lave organized a company 10 operate the Italia mi0e, at La Junta, about thirty leagues north of Minas Prietas. The capital stock is sl2j0O0 4 ten stamp mill will be erected at once and the property put upon the list of bullion producers.
 Last week Governor Corral turned over to Vice Governor P Figueroa the executive power and outhorty of the state of Sonora, and will proceed to enjoy the leave of absence recently granted him by the legislative body of the state. It is stated that he will take advantage of tue release from official cares to visit .he United States.
 A new company has been organized to put in complete system of water works to supply Hermosillo. It will l use the latest improvements in such plants, with mains varying from ten to eighteen inches Governor Corral l is the director Of the company and has work to begin at once. The4 intends nsuring an adequate | supply for all possible needs of the people Of the Sonora capital.
 Monday Pfesidente Garza Cortna of tue municipality of Nogales, Sono- ra, and Ignacio Bonllas, made tour nf inspection on the Altar road now They report three miles of good road completed, and the working force are now at heavy cutting. of which there are some three miles. The work progresses slowly on ac- count of scarcity of labor, the har- vest in the valley taking many work men. When that is done the force low numbering some fifteen men sill be increased. Mr. Bonillas thinks hat with force of forty or fifty men ihe road can be completed so it may. De inaugurated on the sixteenth of 
 The annual inspection of the Sonora 'ailway, which took place the past week, resulted in awarding the fol- owing prizes to the foremcn of the $ test kept sections: First premium. 100, to Juan D Marquez, foreman of xtra gang, second premium, s66.66a. Iacloyio Sosa, foreman sections and , Torres: third premium, to Miguel g 'apia, S33 335, foreman sections 24and ] i, Santa Ana. Honorable mention was d iven the following foremen: A. $. .opez, section No l, Guaymas: Anto- l io Nicolas, section 3l, Agua Zarca: [ iodolfo Spence, sections l3 and E, T esqueira; Mariana Noricga, section = ?, Zamora; lgnacio Cano, sections 1G nd r, Carbo: Casimiro German, sec ons JT and oS Iu,nris
 BucIslen's Arnica saIve.
 THE BEST SALvE in the world for uts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt heum, Fever Sores, Tettcr, Chapped
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F ACE RA W
AND
BL. Ell: DING

Ny little boy was afflicted with Eczema In
acute form for scar, during which We tried
without rucrrss every known remedy Tho dls.
order Appeared on the night chtsk aud was nf a
blistery and bloody form. liz pillow, mornings,
would bear the bloody imprint Of the side VI ~
from scratching his face ohlng 70 tho itching.
Advised To ny tuficuhA,l bought a box. Tho
first application was made a. night, and Il III
TACT that tho appearance of the affected pafia
showed 70 Noticeable improvement ne NsFfH NOM.
fad, and, continuing the treatment ~ d fdruh
my child has ~ fair and smooth skin a. can b.
found anywhere
". 4. NEEDHAM, Ps;asssla, q.
frrrur CrHr TrntfHrrf VAIN baths, 9TH
gnfloutt fuaf, Hsnila Applications = crficut fnlnt.
nsuu ue grrat An eufs, SAD mid doses u CtHiuuHA
hrtoiNrst greatest Of huipef eufss
sold ihngfheai tte uofld, rnes, CrucuHl, se.t
soar airi NtfnttrFr 80, and ~ luIfsa DHro
AHn tuHN. OiHra tHis ff0f. Iosian
az hos - tur tfer' skiu Diasass' msihd no.
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MODERN PRISONS.
1hcirNery Improvements Ar what priv
English Con,icts Mad.

1heirNery Improvements Ar what nrise
English ConNcts Mad.
Tho Official ielirf BE- that there is H..
tie or no prison made insanity Prison
doctors nro kconly alive to the possibil.
ity Of shamming, and they hesitate to
admit that thoru is any flaw in the sys-
tenn for the administration Of which
they arc 10 largely responsible still
the fact remains that the ratio Of insan-
ity In prisoEH has exactly doubled since
1915
Tho admitted general increase Of in.
sanity Is not Sufficient TO account for
this startling fact Prison discipline Is
now more mechanical, and therefore
more depressing. It's very Improvements
In this respect "tako the heart out Of u
man % II h probable that prisoners
were far happier Is the old UNIFORMED
prisons, whCn they hOricd together and
had companiunship Of kind
An expert witness who had passed
four and twenty years ma jail told tho
prison committee somc startling things
from the cunyiots point of Wow. The
rules ho said, are too minute iur human
observance, and some minds arr totally
unable 10 bear tho strain Of them. A
man may b. reported for knocking
something over Ia his cell, though 10
may b. by puro accident Tho uAmo
iOr this ollousC Is unnecessary noise, +"
A. the poor wrrtrhes walk their weary
round IN the cxoritc yard one may fall
cut Of stop aud thus tn " tho others
out. The iir-t offender or tho lnst-any
one. Ia fact ON whom tho wnrdcr's eye
happens 60 fall--is liable punishment
for this mi-chmcc
In this way the convict gradually ac-
quircs nn expression that mover leaves
him-iha round the corner glance OF u
being who breads "a tynnt on the pouncc.
We want u now Howard u the system
Is only half as bad ~ IL IL raid To be by
those who have bost reason 10 know. -
London News.
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Stree wofk was recently started nj
the Badger mine the vein hiss rHpliN
improved, and IL now showing Is
inches OF fieh carbonate anu gh.ena,
rne incline hnd tegchoi depth o.
800 icei, aud 10 10 ~ feet nave now
been sduoi. An iuolins ablve, follow,
log fissufe anu nj DIP which dfaws
t0wsfd the lower one, Will probably
be teAoAud 10 another 70 isui, ID
thefU u every lfuspec, tha, Wnva ihuy
come together the vcip viii bg n
whnpper. lac BaIgUf 10 Hattie 10 be- a
lively shipper neat season.
FEED Peterson ani pgr,ucfe have
secured the oJitfac, Tor running tue
new tunnel Of tno Heavy NJ. group,
ifUm Sap gulch. Toe riis iDr the
Henfy 81. mil h being cleared, ana 10
SOON 10 details are c mpie,td w0tk
Siil begin on tue f0uudstiop. The
new owners Of tbs group are ABOUT 10
Incorporate, probsbiy under tho uAIne
u tue Highland hoy Mining eam.
pay, aud ate planning for extauslve
operations.
October IL said 10 have been the iifit
month IA over fifteen yeats that not %
pound OF ore was shipped from tue Ola
jordan anu South Galoua mines. Local
causes figured IA the entire sus pensiOn,
~ all work ions Tor s1mn time haf
beun In tue lire OF development aud
putting tue mines In repair; but
course thu main DRAWBACK Is tho
markets.
This shipments during Oc,oter were
considerably smaller thal IA any
previous month OF 1886. aud November
begins with little prospects VI improve.
ment. We have q report shipments
from OH Telegraph lrasei. 500 tone,
Northern Chioi, on, Black HAwb, 20;
hauled 10y runi Maynu from vaf.uus
minos, 200, Dalton a Lark, an IN.
crease OH September shipments, when
they were 7Jl tone. Tue line being
down this morning, W. are unable y
obtain nkurts flom l. aImlll station Il
properties iritutafy u tue Dalton a
Lark ttamway.) The total shipments
lot October app. ximaio 1900 tons.
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Highest ofal Leayenng POverLatcs, u s. Cove Report
R!r'A!'l!L! R Rskl5sE
ABSOLUTELY pURE

lust at hand, astine Information IN
fegatd 10 f.n. Ia reply | will say,
that In tho tpfing l saw some n the
kind Of fish you TUT IN Bear Lsks, nj
the mouth VI Little Cfses, ~ ~.
Charles. Ia the summer I faw some
minnows o. the rame kini u nsh, Iron
one snd onu.hAli to Two Inches in
length; have not teen any sinc'.
10 regard 10 shad | viii say, that |
have teen some fish In the lako that
ana no. acquainted with. They win
along win The shoals Of fuckers, hut
do not twim o. near the bottom az the
suckers do. They arc bout two pounds
Ia weight, a. nearly % eau iudgc. |
have been informed that tJme n thorc
strange fsh have been raught, aud
that they are shad. have net caught
any OF tnem myttl'.
should | see or hrar Ary thlug In re-.
gard 10 these ~ d 500 n-h, will IN.
form you ~ suuu As po.siiis.
i0uts truly, Juuru CLARK.
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shipments Of fifst.clAss ore running
we'll In silver md lead. No sinking 10
being donn In tue shait owing TO the
now Of water recently encountered,
but all the WORK IL being done In the
dfifla anu slopes from which the snip.
ping ore 10 taken.
rbe Butcher Boy, which IL unier
lease by W. +. O'Mesfa, Of SAT- Like
CITY, will soon be IN the list Of snip.
pert. Work 10 being pushed aud oie
Of fair grade Is being taken out This
property was once splendid producer.
and the management IL very anthusi-
aeiic over the outlook for It, future.
The Eva Mining compsny has 70.
sunied work after the lapse % week
or more. Tho whim which was
broken has been repaired aud every.
thing IN In good working order. Sink.
ing will be continued In the shalt
which IL now down 100 feet AMI from
witch fifsi.olass ore Il being taken.
Shipments are being prepared and viii
shortly begin.
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Next morning Wellington was con.
yoring with General Bowlos when u
stan officer drew up, his horse focked
with foam. and Whispered tho news Of
Lgny. Without q change Of oOunto.
nance, the commander snid to his com.
pani0n' "Old Bluohcr has had -
good licking, and gone back TO WaSr1.
rs miles. As he has gone back, we
must 80 too suppose in England they
will ray we have been licked. can't
help Il; ~ they have gone back, we
must 20 too William N. Sloane In
Century.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Tho Hsrtur and Uah aal Gllsna Com.
psni.s Declare Payments Today.
OTHERS INFECTED rms MONTH.
work OF the stock Bfok r. IN he III
News Of Mining 10 bingham,
Iln,ic and Park CITY.

Three companies which with almost
unbrok "a regularity declare dividends
d. sufe "a the month rolls round, per-
formed q similar service today. They
are the Mstcur, the Utah and tho
gslena companies. The former posted
dividend 20 OF s25, 900 which will %
paid on the 10Th inst The latter two
declared payments Of $1,000 and s.. 900
respectively, both to be paid tomorrow,
tho 10Th. The Msrcur dividend runs
the oompsny's total Of such payments
10 date up 10 the sum Of 1850, 900, while
the Utah payment makes an aggregate
$4,000 ana the Gaiena, one OF
ssi, 900.
Tho Mercuf mine occupies n position
OF great prominence among Utsh'e
producing properties. IL IL al present
showing large ore bodies OF exceeding
richness, ana IN view Of the fact that
the mino ~ n golj proposition and that
the recent election resulted 10 n gold
victory, the stock now holds better
place than ever IN both Ine local and
0utslNo mhhtNs AE E1ItNhthJ ~ y
dividend. payer places u In the front
rank OF Utah's bijden.treasute vaults.
The Utah and Oalena mines 10.
Gated In the Fih Syringe district are
being persistently developed ~ tbclt
owners. Both are regular shiInets OF
good grade ore, and Yield tufiioisnt
proiit NJ TO enable the companies cpor-
sting them 10 make n cash distribution
every month. The dividends whilo
not large eau be depeuJed upoa ~ ma
ttfialing on the l0.h OF each month ,
snd this fact gives tue stock good po'
sliion In the local market
Thefe are n number OF other dlvl'
dsnds looked fot this mouth, but TO
tate they have not been declared. The
Swansea company 10 expected TO make
n payment the declaration Of which
IL said 10 be forthcoming tom fTow,
while the Bullion Beck, tho Centen.
NAL Eureka anu pgribly Others wiz
come forth with onth disitltuiijns
among their respective tlochho'dete.
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Shad-White Fish.

To tho Editor
From tho following letter we learn,
without pItadveniuTe, that the shad
and white iisu l planted IN Bear Lats
are doing AZ well a. could bo looked
ter. That the white FISH have fouBu
all the conditions neediul for their
rapid gIow,h anu multiplication N
that lake thoTe can be no doubt, hu4
~ n very few yesIs We may expect To
Il cd this par excellent fish on sale a.
nil cur lpch markets, pOsbibly at the
prlch now asked ior tue Common ma.
uyes.
lhe bhsd bling a salt ami fresh
water nsh may not promise ~ goo
results, but lot us hope that they 100
VIII soon DO found on our tabiua u.
tooihsumo az those caught In tue Sus.
hushanno, Delaware. Connecticut,
Hudson aud other Eastern Ilvefs.
will aud that last May brought
from ColorA1O 10000 brook aud ~, 900
rainbow trout Try; 10000 OF when /
put into mounIain streams, anu tho
remainder into that great nursery
Utah Lake. On the 8lst ult., 1 planted
Ia tbs JoTisu 1000 brook aud 1 900
rainbow trout, which averaged about
two inches In leugth.
RESPECTFULLY,
A. MILloS MUssKR.
Dr.. CHARLES, Bear Lake county,
ldahu, Nov. 3, 1896.
A. NJ. Mufsef, Esq.
Dear sif.-YOur letter OF thr alst.
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The Park Record IN its weekly &C.
count Of tue mines, eayh that news
from tho Vallejo continues most favor.
sble. The winzB u being pushed as
rapidly as three shifts can DO II AZ 10
also the face OF the long tunnel. Ihe
ofs IL steadily improving sud tbs out
look TOT the property is steadily growing
brighter.
II may not DO generally knowE--in
fact, ~ IL sale to cay that u Il uoi-but
the silver King has large BODY Of Tree
milling ore, aud the company has for
some time Deen contidtnng the foasl.
blli,y Of building a mill 10 work thal
class u ore, anu may do 20 yet provided
the marhet for silver takes turn tor
tho better. The mine IL booking batter
today than ever before AMI there " lltllu
doubt that alter matters settle down
The company will adopt nxod policy
regarding dlviiends.
The woodaide IL said 10 nc looking
most encouraging under tbs manago.
ment Of Thomas KsAsnt. rhr veto
which has been cut At considerabis
depth aud IL now being dfiitei upon,
show. large lunches Of good orc and
MI. Keafn, " satisfied that even u
rood orc In paying quantities ~ not
encountered on the present lovtl, lOj
o. 200 feet deeper will snow shipping
values.
Following ato tho orc shipments
from tue aicinto sampler Tor The
week; Silver Ki g, $50 $50; DilY
M'ss, ais, 800; Day wo,t -soond Glass,
10000; CfueA liggings, - go; Anchor.
s,svB; Vallejo, 5000. Fetal Si5,s25.