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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-04

DR.. J. D. Butler of Madison has
contributed to the State Historical Col
lections sketch of the life of Father
Samuel MazzuchelK, the Italian Do
minican missionary, famed in the
Catholic history of Wisconsin and the
founder in 1847 of Saint Clara academy
at Sinsiniwa Mound, Grant county.
Mazzuchelli was born in Milan, Nov.
4, 1907, of an old family and finely
educated. He early determined to de-
vote his life to missionary work
among the Indians. In 1880 he came
to Mackinac, Michigan, and for "a
years, or until his death at Benton,
Grant county, in 1854, he labored as
siduously for his church. Green Bay,
Prairie du Chen, Galena, and St.
Louis are among the places cherishing
traditions of this pioneer missionary.
Mazzuchelli wrote a book in Italian
giving his experience here which is
valuable because of light cast on early
Wisconsin history.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-04

moisture to the surface and it's sub
sequent corporations and loss to the
use of the growing plants. Water in
a drouth is priceless boon to yege-
tables, and conserving the supplies of
moisture is one of the most vital sub
jects with which the agriculturist
has to deal. Tillage is to certain
degree manure, as was claimed by
Jethro Tull of old.-American Agri-
culturist.
The oasis., 1898-01-29

was in this part of the country three months ago with J. w. Corkins of Sedalia, representing St. Louis and Cincinnati capitalists. Some very lurid and highly colored reports were sent out from Sedalia regarding the projects of these gentlemen, and that they had located some very rich claims ia the Yaqui country,etc MT. Cloud says that neither he nor MT Corkins are responsible for those re- ports. That neither of them had been in that country, but they had exam ined and taken up some claims in the Altar district, of Sonora, which they yet hold. It seems that MT. Corkins had heard the sensational reports of the rich finds in the Yaqui country and had repeated the stories to others, but had not endorsed them or sent them out himself. Some enterprising newspaper correspondent short of news and anxious to send out a seDsa- tional story wrote it up and fastened it on Messrs. Colkins and Cloud.
The oasis., 1898-01-29
NoGALBs NOTES.

Notarial work without cost at Hal low & Gowan's.
 Fine Parisian perfumery and toilet articles of every description at Cheno weth x Mixs.
 George Goethe, after few days in disposition, leaves this morning for a short trip to Nogales. Tucson Star.
 All kinds of fresh fruit, oysters and vegetables at Jimmies.
 Sweets to the sweet" Gunther's fine candies to your best girl. Buy her box from Chenoweth & Mix.
 Dr. A. c. Wright, who is making a professional trip in the towns on the Yaqui, in Sonora, left Torin on the 18th for Alamos.
 If you have property to sell, put it in the hands of Harlow X Gowan. < -=fi G unther's candies for saints day presents at Chenoweth & Mix's.
 Oscar Gebler has been very i'll, hay ing been confined to his bed some ten days past with bad cold which Threatened pneumonia.
 Al Mexican mescal smugglef was captured last Monday night and taken t0 Tucson where he win be held for tbe U. s. authorities.
 If you want to rent house, go to Harlow & Gowan.
 pr. Harry B. Adair returned the first of the week from an inspecting trip to Yuma and Bisbee and has been in.the city several days this week.
 FoR RENT Two neat rooms; furn- ished or unfurnished. Mrs. B. c. Hen- drick, near Roy x Titcombs ware house. <
 The snow storm Monday had just gone off leaving the ground well satur- ated when the rain set in Thursday morning. In consequence things ale are damp hereabouts.
 Gunther's choice candies are the very best. At Chenoweth x Mix.
 Fresh fish and oysters, directly from Gnaymas, delivered by Franco Broth CTS.
 For nice, clean shave or an artistic hair cut go to P. P. Bustamante, Gale Elias, Nogales, Sonora; fourth door from Hotel Cazabon. Good barber, careful attention.
 II. J. Mackin, for several months past train dispatcher at this place, left last night for the Kondike. MT. Mackin will engage in business at Dawson City land will outfit in San Francisco.
 busts and statuary in terra cotta ware; elegant and artistic; just right for birthday presents at Chenoweth < Mix's. #.
 MT. Wm. Burns representing Melt ger ~ Co. of Phoenix, was in the city this week calling on the customers of that house. His line is Kentucky hardware and he is one of the jolly boys of the road
 hiegant and artistic busts and stabuary, suitable for presents, for ~rtt. r+ r'Nc-, ,ve.l, (, Niw,e
The oasis., 1898-01-29
The Competitive shoot.

The following is the score of Com pany G- made last Sunday in the com petitiye shoot for the Harlow medal It shows gradual improvement es- pecially in the 300-yard shooting.
The oasis., 1898-01-29
rds-
Furniture from Factory to Fireside,

Being the only extensive manufac- turers of furniture in the world sell selling direct from maker to user, we; save our customers the enormous ex- penses and profits of the jobbers and retailers. Send fer catalogue A, show ing our full line of household furni- ture, at 20 to 90 per cent under retail value.
 QUAKER VALLEY MANUFACTURING O.. 3le and 32l $ Canal street, Chi- cago.
The oasis., 1898-01-29

DTOperules ID Jnls portion or ArlZOna
 and northern Sonora. with view Of
 developing good properties.
 The performance of Blue Jeans
 by the local dramatic company wal
 very creditably rendered at the opera
 house Friday night of last week. The
 performance commenced on time anc
 was carried through smoothly. The
 house was well filled and testified
 their appreciation of the good point:
 by generous applause. The selections by the orchestra were exceedingly good. We understand that it is pro posed to repeat the performance al some future date.
 There to possibility of new Klon dike right at our back doors here in Nogales. MT. R. Ekey of this place has found some very good wash gravel near the Santa Cruz 10 miles from here. The exact location of MT. Ekeys find is not given as he, of course, wants to stake out and perfect his own claims before making 1t known. It is said that some of the dirt shows up fifty to sixty good colors to the shovelful, which if true would make very rich dirt. The country around the Santa Cruz has been prospected good many years but so far nothing to pay has been found
 A meeting, notice of which has been given, for the organization of Ma tional Guard Veteran Association, was held at the office of General R. Allyn Lewis in Phoenix Tuesday night. A temporary organization was effected by the election of General Lewis chairman, and Frank T. Alkire secretary. After brief discussion of the proposed organization the meet ing was adjourned until next Tuesday night. Republican. The notice of the above meeting was received by TIE OASIS too late for publication last week The meeting for a per manent organization will be held next Tuesday night for that purpose.
 Constable Joe Manciet, Of Tucson, was in town several days tbis week looking up criminals He returned Thursday morning to Tucson taking with him a shady by name or Wm. Bouts oD the charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The festive Bill hay ing caressed Mexican girl on the head with gun. Bouts had been working at Winters restaurant but skipped across the line when he heard the constable was after him. He was decoyed back by being told there was a letter for him in the hotel The letter was in the,shape of warrant and he was accommodated with free ride back to Tucson. The constable also gathered in a Mexican named Baltasar Irigoyen, charged with steal ing watch and a box of tools from Neil's livery stables in Tucson.
 idr. J. T. Davis, druggist from Mohave is in town this week. Mir. Davis and party of three English man made trip down the Colorado river from the Needles into the gulf of California and had quite an event. ful trip. Along the river some placer work is being done by Mexicans on the gravel bars back from, the river but with small returns. The bars in the river are mostly pure sand and they found nothing to pay. After getting into the gulf they went with outflow of the tide going to shore when the inflow was coming. At Point of Rocks near St. Georges bay
The oasis., 1898-01-29

Ladies siioes, gents shoes, and childrens shoes in great variety, ana at prices which beat the lowest, at the. Red House-R. VaSquez.
The oasis., 1898-01-29

At Tucson they had minstrel society showfollowed by real one. Now they are to have an amateur Elks entertain ment. On the ground that misery loves company we remind them that Phoenix is to have an oratorical con- test.
 If you contemp plate purchasing
 household furniture, by all means send for the catalogue of the Quaker
 Valley Manufacturing Co.,, 3l9 and 32l South Canal St., Chicago
 A private letter from Santa Fe to TIE OASIS state that all the Arizona land grant cases, on appeal from the court of private land claims to tha supreme court at Washington, have gone over to the first Monday in March.
 MT. Bird is slowly improving, aud is how able to sit up little every day. He Is still very weak and gathering strength very slowly. He has had very severe siege, and it will be several weeks before he will recover his full strenth.
 Mir. Carlos Campacos, formerly chief operator of the Aguascalientes divi- sion of the Mexican Central, has recently arrived in the city and will shortly i'll an important position in the International telegraph office at Nogales, Sonora.
 Pima county was represented at the meeting of the Board of Supervisors of all the counties of the territory by M. G. Samaniego, supervisor, and Henry Levin, assessor. The meeting was held at Phoenix aud many matters of interest discussed
 A Southern Pacific freight train wrecked west If Pantaao Friday night. Fifteen cars were dtched and delayed all through trains. In con- sequence there was no western con- nection for the N. NJ. & A. yesterday morning, No. l9 being held at Tucson and No 70 at Benson until the wreck age was cleared.
 MT A. J. Duckworth returned this week from trip to the Anlmas mine near Santa Ana, Sonora, MT. Luis Leese, who is in charge Of the prop erty, on which development work is being done, returned with him and spent the week in the city. They have good lead of galena which con- tains both gold and silver.
 The quarterly financial statement of the city of Nogales is published in this issue. It shows the entire re- ceipts and disbursements of the city for the last quarter of last year and the substantial street improvements and other city expenditures, which shows very careful and economical administration of the city finances.
 AiiO A'AiOVihh VClO dilouH tilC ar l rivals registered at the Montezuma this week, W. Jeveslaw, San Fran cisco; J. c. Skin, St. Louis; E. !. Fem, ] pie, Denver; k. F. Sanborn, Omaha; w. A. Jackson, Los Angeles; o. W. l Coggesshall, Topeka, M. A. Barttleson and wife, New York; J.B. McMurtray, Indianapolis and J. c. Ehinger, Chi cago
 A petition from citizens of Nogales and resolution of the Tucson Board of Trade was presented to the Board of Supervisors, asking that the expert be continued in the investigation of the books and records of the super visors office. In accordance with the petitions resolution was introduced oy MT. Samaniego, which was adopt
 n Ia. H
The oasis., 1898-01-29

Prospectors and others wanting tools ,miuing supplies, provisions etc., will find everything in those lines very cheap at the store Of F. Von Borstel. Guaymas.
The oasis., 1898-01-29

Anyone desirlug to purchase desira- ble residence lots in Moons Addition to Nogales, are advised to call on Cap tain J. J Noon
The oasis., 1898-01-29

All wanting nails, barbed wire. iron, aud steel rooiing, or anything what ever ID that line, will hud what they want in any quantity from single packages Ju carload lots al the store of lheo. GeDler, the pioueer hard ware merchant of Nogales. who buys at the lowest CASH prices aud imports in carload lots, and can sell goods at prices which underbid those who ad- vertise that they deIy all competi- ton.
The herald., 1898-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Burcham have taken
up their residence in Los Angeles for a
year. Mr.. Burcham is a member of the
Yellow Aster Mining company Of Rands-
hurg.
The herald., 1898-10-16
A Dead NJ an

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he Is alive in all that the word implies.
He may breathe and eat som ewha after
the manner of his fellow-men, but there
the resemblance ends. II he Is suffering
from certain causes he does not walk,
look, act or feel like the ideal specimen
Of robust male American. Too many
men have very little life in them. Met
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The herald., 1898-10-16
No Pay Till Cured

money until the pationet Is cured. Any
one can have a consultation with the
doctors and get the benefit Of their ad-
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Private entrance, room 413.
The herald., 1898-10-16
IS HELD FOR MURDER
c0RONER'S JURY FIXES THE RE-
sPONsIBILITY
Three Shots Were Fired and They All
Took Effect Upon the
Victim

SAN BERNARDINO. Oct. 15.-At the
inquest on the shooting of John Rosen-
benge by the Highland constables posse,
the facts were brought out that although
the posse, composed of the two Cram
boys and Isaac and Eugene Worley, said
they only fired into the air to frighten
the man to stop, and only fired three
shots from Winchester, yet one shot
took effect in thick package Of letters,
going through them diagonally, and an
other mashed watch in the mans
pocket. while the third passed through
his leg, killing him within fifteen min
utes. The man had letters In relation to
a purchase of government land In Flor
ida from the land office in Washington
in his pocket, and also $40 in greenbacks
and $6.75 in silver, yet he was shot down
as hobo, without warrant OF arrest
being issued. 1t was claimed that the
man had stolen a set of harness, but
none was found, while the neighbors say
he had been at work for harnessmaker,
who owed him IS, and gave him 81 and
refused to pay the balance.
The Jury found the following verdict:
1--WE find that the deceased was named
John Rosenbenge, and that he was a ma
tive of Germany; that he came to his
death ON the 18th day of October. 1898,
from the effects of gunshot wound at
the hands of Eugene Worley. acting as
one Of posse under Officer j. r. Pike.
We find said Pike responsible for the
killing Of said John Rosenbenge by the
said Eugene Worley, in that he ordered
out the posse to make the arrest without
a warrant"
T. -. H. - -,
district attorney, who assisted at the in
quest.
Resume Labor
The Santa Fe shops, which for the
past month have been running on eight
hours day and five days In a week,
started up this morning under full head
way again. with the throttle wide open
and will for the winter not only be run
fully up to the old-time schedule but
the force will be increased to the full ca
pacity Of the shops.
Boys at Home
Although the time for leaving
Los Angeles by Company x was an un-
known quantity, yet the streets began
to throng with people early in the even
ing, and the crowd continued to in
crease In size and enthusiasm until 1t
seemed that a good-natured pandemo-
mum had broken loose and captured the
city and when at 10:45 the train arrived
there was struggling mass Of human
ity in every direction, from the z street
depot, for they came In on the Santa Fe
to the armory, and the returning vet
Grams were nearly smothered In the
crush. A semblance Of a line was kept
however and amid red fire and fire.
works, the blasts from innumerable
horns and the shoutings Of thousands OF
people, the company reached the armory
The formal reception and banquet will
be given at the pavilion tonight, when
the people will again turn out to greet
the pride Of the city.
The herald., 1898-10-16

found here, and several sharks. 1t
seems that the cloudy, murky weather
Is the best for fishing, and we have had
plenty Of it this week.
Mr.. J. F. Francis returned to Los An
geles today.
The Rev. Father Adam. who has been
at Hotel Redondo for the past week as
guest of John F. Francis, returned today
to Los Angeles.
Work on the steam plant at the
Redondo Is progressing rapidly, and
In few days will be complete.
The steamer Newsboy also left for the
north last night.
Col. and Mrs. F. H. Seymore arrived
on the overland from San Francisco
today. They have been missed very
much in the social world at RedondO and
a hearty welcome is extended to them
on their return.
The herald., 1898-10-16
FULLERTON
News Of the Week in an Orange County
Center

News Of the Week in an Orange County
Center
FULLERTON, Oct. Ex-senator
White writes County Central Committee
Chairman McFadden Of Fullerton that
he is billed to deliver an address at Santa
Ana next Tuesday evening.
The head officials Of the Santa Fe COM
pany were here Monday.
Prof. w. r. Carpenter has bought 20
acres in Block G of the Kraemer tract
in Placentia from Ben Kraemer; con-
sideration $2400.
Rev. j. 7. Hopkins has returned from
the east, and will preach in McDer-
mont's hall at $3.50 p. m. tomorrow.
The l. o. F. court gave very enjoy
able open meeting Tuesday evening.
Mr. Honey of Orange was here Thurs
day. He is figuring on buying the Full
lerton water works from the Santa Fe
company.
Prof. A. A. Mills and family arrived
here this week from Utah, and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Richman.
The local paper says that the sum of
$24,745.05 has been spent on the roads of
this supervisorial district since January
/, 1896, up to the first Of this mont. IL.
A. McWilliams, the fusion candidate, If
elected, promises to give our district
much better roads at less expense.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Chapman Of Los
Angeles spent the past week at their
Fullerton ranch.
One carload Of oranges was shipped
from the Isabel ranch yesterday, max
ing the total shipments from Fullerton
to date 469 carloads.
Perry Woodward. who has been visit
ing friends in the east for several
months, arrived home yesterday. He
was accompanied by his sister. Mrs.
Knaurer Of Green Castle, Ind.
A public entertainment was given at
the Pacentia school house Thursday
evening to celebrate the completion of
the second story to the school building.
The candidates Of the union ticket
spoke at La Habra school house Thurs
day night to fair-sized crowd. o. v.
Knowlton presided.
The Democrats, Populists and Silver
Republicans held grand rally here last
night, there being over $50 people in at
tendance. The crowd was fully one
third larger than the attendance at the
Republican rally one week ago. Chair
man McFaddsn called the meeting to
order and introduced the candidates,
each speaking briefly. after which At
torney Head introduced Congressman
Castle, who made one of the best, most
interesting and logical speeches ever
heard in Fullerton.
Jean Porte and Miss Marie Salon, both
of Fullerton, will be married here to-
night by Justice Johnson in Mr.. Portes
new home.
The herald., 1898-10-16
A WARM WELCOME
How Company L Returned Home to
Santa Ana

6auCa x4Ah
SANTA ANA, Oct. 15.-Company L ar
rived home this morning and received
glorious welcome from the citizens of
Santa Ana. AS the train carrying the
company drew into the depot, whistles
blew, the bands played, and people
cheered. After the boys had alighted
and greeted friends, the parade was
formed and marched up Fourth street to
the armory, where a halt was made to
listen to the address Of welcome de-
livered by Judge Ballard. His speech
consisted of few we'll chosen words.
and were responded to by Captain Fin
ley, after which the company went Into
the armory, where lunch was served
by the ladies of the w. r. c. and other
ladies'. The company then disbanded
and went to their homes for the after
noon. Two members, Messrs. Kinsengua
and Nourse, were unable to return with
the company on account Of sickness, but
they are not seriously ILL., ...
The banquet and reception tonight
promises to be a big affair and largely
attended. A grand ball will conclude
the days festivities.
The preliminary trial of Thomas Cook
for the murder of Jasper Griggsby occu-
pied the entire day In Justice Freeman's
court today. The case has adjourned
for further hearing until Wednesday.
Owen McGougin, member of Com
pany L arrived home on last nights
train in a very serious condition, suffer-
ing with typhoid fever. He is no better
today.
Hon. Frank N. Short Of Fresno and r..
B. Carpenter delivered speeches at the
Grand Opera house under the auspices
Of the Republican committee.
The Fraternal Aid Association Of
Southern California held their annual
picnic at Orange yesterday.
The herald., 1898-10-16
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The herald., 1898-10-16
FISHERMAN FRANCIS
He Catches Ton Of Assorted Fish at
Redondo

REDONDO. Oct. 15.--Mr. John F.
Francis, who has been guest at Hotel
Redondo for the past week, says that
fishing has never been so heavy as 1t Is
now. Mr.. Francis has been on the
wharves from a. m. to 6p. m. every day
this week, and has brought to the dock
something over ton Of fish, including
halibut. founder, speckled black perch,
yellowtail, barracuda, sculpin, bonita.
'aackerel, small flsh Of all varieties
The herald., 1898-10-16
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