The oasis., 1897-07-24

P. CATANICH & SON.
 This morning Messrs. Manuel Mas careilas and James Caldwell terminate their visit at Nogales and return to HermOsillO.
 Yesterday evening Lieut.. Dick Fleischer returned from San Francis co, stopping en route at Tucson and coming thence by stage. In San Francisco he completed arrangements by which the entire product of Las Dos Naciones cigar factory will be handled by one of the heaviest firms In that metropolis.
 Every one in the vicinity of NOgales is praying for rain. To this time the surrounding region has been visited | by only few light showers, and the lateness of the season there is now very little chance for more moisture of any consequence. From the vicili. ty of Crittenden copiOus rainfalls and good feed on the ranges are reported. Thursday evening Mrs. Doctor H. S. Seyey entertained pleasant little social party in honor of MT. c. H. | Buffet, whose recent return from Santa Elena was noted last week. Those present were Mrs. Sevey, Misses Elizabeth Emery, Mary c. Dow, ] Emma and Nellie Walker: Messrs. Ferd Kiel, Earl Griswold, Harry Sevey and Mir Buffet
 Miss Mary G. Dow is arranging to lattend to the business spondence of a number of Nogales firms. The lady is an expert stenographer and type writer, with long experience in handling legal and business cores .pondence. She will arrange to attend at the offices of those employing her, take their dictatiOn by short hand and afterward writing out the letters rlfrom her notes. Her services will prove very valuable to those who have heavy correspondence. Those desir- ing such work can address her through the post office, box B.
 Messrs. ". P. Harlow and John A Gowan have formed partnership tC handle mines, real state and cattle and to conduct d general brokerage business in both Mexico and the United States. Mir. Harlow is an at torney of long and varied practice anC MT Gowan is a well known mining en gineer. Their office is at Nogales, anC they have projected business iron which are sure to flow both fame ant fortune
 Quietly and without ostentation MT w. P Harlow has built up an exten sye law practice since coming to No gales. He came here with no iaten tion of resuming the practice O law, but took two or three cases o some consequence which came up serving his clients as a matter of ac comodation. So successfully and bril- liantly did he manage those case that universal attention was attract ed and he was immediately overrul with legal business which was literal ly thrust upon him, and he foun' he had to practice law willy nilly. I'll OASIS is pleased to note the success of the gentleman.
 Guests at the Montezuma hotel ant the business public of that part of tn town complain greatly of the unneces sary noise made by the railway loco motives. At all hours of the day ant night locomotive will stop on tn track near the hotel and startlt . and arouse everyone within cal n shot by the escaping steam. Tn r pop valve seems ever ready to DOT y and fully one half the time the escaI e ing steam drowns all conversation e Last week a well known Tucson attoI l. ney perilled his immortal soul by tn s profanity he distributed in the amb s ent atmosphere when the pop poppe t at 4.30 a. m., arousing him from - e1,r,,har md xuban tho m