The oasis., 1896-10-17
COLONEL J. M. BACON. Continued from First Page.

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 Chenoweth, Mayor G. A. Avery of Nc gales, Arizona; Fred w. Heyne, U. assayer; Vice Consul R. D. George; K
 D. Titcomb.
 Wednesday afternoon Colonel BacoT accompanied by Consuls Long anC Mascareilas, called on Colonel AgustiI Hernandez of the twelfth battalion of the Mexican army, commandant ol the forces stationed at Nogales. So nora, at his headquarters. Here a very pleasant hour was passed in gen. eral and military conversation. Col onel Hernandez produced for inspec- ti0n of Colonel Bacon one of the new rifles with which the Mexican army is now being armed, and the latter after a very close examination and firing a shot at the rocky cliff above, pro- nounced 1t very superior weapon.
 At evening of Wednesday Colonel i Bacon took his departure, by the N. M. X A. railway train, for Huachuca. being accompanied to the depot by Consuls Long and Mascareflas: and q large number of admirers of the dis tinguished gentleman were gathered to see him off.
 Doctor A. A. Doherty, the popular and capable dentist, has just finished his new dental parlors, in his build- ing on railroad avenue, west side, and they are the finest suite of rooms de- voted to dental science in Arizona. The rooms, of which there are three, are large, light and airy, with high ceilings, the latter finished in natural wood, oiled and vanished, the walls hung with the finest and handsomest patterns of paper, the floors elegantly carDeted, and all fittings in harmony. The first is the reception room, en- tered from the street. Adjoining is the operating room, with everything effective and handy, and beyond is a completely appointed laboratory.
 Mr. w. l.. Grey is again about the streets after very severe illness of several weeks duration, in which he was closely confined by a dangerous rupture. By remarkably clever operation performed by Doctors Chen oweth and' Welles he was not only brought safely through very critical but now the rupture is en- tirely cured. MT. Grey is a trusted employe of the Sonora railway, and was injured in the line of duty. His superiors, in appreciation of his ser vice and standing, took every interest in the case, and evinced every solici- tude for his recovery. MT. Grey is nr0fuse in lis praises of the company and its capable surgeons, Doctors Che and Welles.
 
 Lovers of good living will patronjze r. Cazabon's hotel, restaurant and | short order house, opposite the rail- 1 road Gepot. Fresh fish, oysters and | allother delicacies in their season. Fine wines and liquors and tEe best Mexican cigars. Private dining rooms. large, light and well ventilated, on upper floor, where families and private parties can be made at home. Well rooms for transient guests )r regular boarders. Open day and night.
 This evening Judge Jos. II. Kibbey 'f Phnnix, and General Thos. F. Will on of Tucson, will address the citi- ems of Nogales on the political issues 'f the day at the Nogales opera house. t 7:3O o'clock. Both gentlemen are widely known as eloquent speakers. nd they will expound straight re- doctrine. The public are invited
 All the guests at the reception to , 'olonel Bacon at the American con- { uate, Tuesday evening, were pleased , realty at the artistic decoration of i hampagne cooler, which was tastily a raped with the American flag. The oncept was by MT. Stewart P. John ln, and at his suggestion it was i dopted and executed. I Wednesday morning Mir. Ricardo Z leischer, the sterling Nogales mer- cc hant, returned from a trip through Y onora. He was at Hermosillo during ne stay of Col. Bacon and attended n le banquet and the two balls given b honor of that gentlemen. h The ri1ona Ga1otfa nf U,,oolo,. n