The oasis., 1896-10-03

best meals in the city.
 Last Saturday Paul Crawford re-
 turned from Mlnas Prietas, where he
 has been since last spring, clerking in
 the company store.
 For pianos, organs, guitars, mando-
 llns, music, strings, etc., send to A.
 Kedewill, largest dealer in the south
 west, at Phoenix, Arizona.
 D. B. Hogan has been engaged this
 week in erecting an airmotor for l..
 HOrylleur < Co.,, and a big reservoir tank. Tie latter was made by Geo. B.
 Marsh.
 We Sell the Best Drew, Selby x Co. fine shoes, combining all the lux urios of fit, style and quality, at prices which defy competition. The Red House-R. Vasquez.
 Mir. Chas. c. Hebron, mining en- gineer and metallurgist, from Chicago, has been in Nogales this week, en route to the Magdalena district to ex- anime some mining properties.
 MT Miguel Bornlo, manager of Las Plancbas Mining Co.,, returned from New Orleans and El Paso Friday morning of last week, and went out to the mines Wednesday morning.
 Saturday and Sunday Nogales was visited by Seiior Ricardo Ortega, the well known and enterprising mer- chant at La Colorado lMinas Prietas). He returned home Monday evening.
 Doctor A A. D0herty is remodeling his office building on Railroad avenue, and tbis week Geo. B. Marsh has put upon the front metal cornice which looks as big as an aching tooth feels.
 MT. Dave Goldbanm. formerly witl, Wells, Fargo X Co.'s express at this place, has been a visitor at Nogales i several days this week. He has re- gently returned from Central America
 Sefior Jose C. Hernandez, retired | officer in the Mexican army has been { chief Of police of Nogales, Sonora vice Ponciano Sanchez, who | was killed in the recent YaQHi trouble.
 Colonel Joaquin Mass, commander of the litli regiment of the Mexican army, returning to his command from 2 visit to the City of Mexico, was a visitor at Nogales Saturday and Sun- day He went sOuthward Tuesday evening.
 Sunday evening Manuel l. Castelan, Il clerk in the Mexican custom house, stabbed himself in the left breast with a pair of scissors, inflicting q wound from which he was long in critical He is now out of danger. Dependency from drink is ascribed as the cause for the rash act.
 Tomas Peralta, a tailor, received from Ricardo Fleischer of the Boston Clothing House, quantity of cloth. and other material, with which to make several pairs of paItaloons. But Tomas pawned the cloth, wherefor, he now languishes in iail with charge . of petty larceny lodged against him.
 Yesterday morning Mir s. P. Mahaa, general foreman for the mining com ( lanes at Minas PrietaS. came up to meet his family. who are returning rom Los Angeles. They are detained the other side of Benson y the frightful disaster at that place, f md MT. Mahan is yet awaiting them.
 Last Saturday MT. and Mrs. K. B. | and family, from San i were at Nogales, en route 0 Central America, via Guaymas and c dazatlan. MT. Maldonado is widely | .nown in Arizona, having long been t ngaged in mercantile business at t )asa Grande and other points in the a erritory. I Tuesday evening Frank Dow, who ! or some time previous had been run U U ing work train on the N. NJ. & A. ' ailway went to Carbo to take one of U he regular runs on the Sonora rail- U 'ay between Carbo and Guaymas, ,hile the regular conductor, MT. r, Iansfield, is running the Magdalena T assenger during the fiesta. d Last Saturday painter employed nIS t the Montezuma hotel. took hold of V ne telephone wires, and created VI by crying for someone to o'