The oasis., 1897-07-17

Grass Is reporting growing finely about ROllin and Crittendeu.
 Saturday evening Mr. J. II. Cardon, the HermOsillO attorney came to NO- gales for a few days rest and to escape the heat of the lower country.
 ScHLITz beer received the highest award for purity al the Columbian Exposition. J. T. Brickwood sells 1t at 10 cents glass, Mexican money.
 Star: Gardner, Worthen & Goss are busy getting the hoisting plant in readiness for the San Xavier Mining company, which will be ready to be put in place in about two weeks.
 MT. k. D. George, who returned from Rollin Wednesday, reports the new crucible in the shelter completed and it will be put in about five days. when tine fire will be blown in.
 At the Methodist church tomorrow morning the pastors subject will be-, ''The Uttermost Savior" "The Har- dened Sinner" will be the evening subject. Good music by the choir.
 Yesterday MT. Clarence Way, a gentleman now residing at El Paso, came to NOgales on business propo- sition. The gentleman formerly re- sided in NOgaleS and has many warm friends here. He had not visited the
 town in several years and noted with
 interest the numerous improvements.
 He is now engaged in the cattle trade.
 Attention is called to the New Y ork
 store. the new dry goods and clothing
 establishment which will be opened early next week by Mir Henry Katz,-
 from ElPaso. The new store is located
 in the Ephraim building, on Morley avenue, nearly opposite THE OASIS
 office, and the stock is entirely new : consisting of an elegant and well selec t
 ed line of dry goods, clothing, hats
 and caps, boots and shoes, ladies , dress goods, underwear, laces, rib bons, etc.
 !, About one o'clock Friday morning
 MT. l.. c. Gould from Oyasso, Michi- gan, died at Nogales, from malaria.
 Deceased came from his eastern a home in June, and went to HermOsi- , llo Remaining there sixteen days he returned to NOgales Tuesday of the s present week. He seemed to improve ] but the improvement was the last fit-
 full flicker of lifes expiring flame, and
 at the time noted above ile passed 7 peacefully away. His remains will D be sent to his home this evening in Il charge of Mir. c. J. Wimple.
 IT Tucson Star: ST. Benigno Garcia hal
 returned from a three months visit tC
 Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. He re n ports the country prosperous. the out e look for the future promising. Ther' ,, is a steady flow of immigration fren y the outside and much foreign capita E seeking investments in both mines ant 1. land. The Sierra Pinta mines, on the I. Gulf of California, have passed to company of City of Mexico capital g ists, and arrangements for their exten g sive working are now being made d These mines are believed to be among ,. the richest in the country and in It portant developments may be locke
 for.
 6 Yesterday Col W. s. Morrow c N Westfeld, Union county, New Jersey K was caller at TIE OASIS office Co ss Morrow has been deyoting man d months to investigation of Sonor
 mines, and he is now on his way eas
 to arrange for construction of m; i- chinery to operate several good proI ID critics he has in hand. Col. Morro' .i was one of the pioneers in Californi ' gold mining, and now at the age ( $, sixty-seven heis as deeply intereste
 in the work as ever. His investiga
 tion and approval of Sonora mine s, means investment in that promisin e. field of a great deal of American cap le tai.