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The oasis., 1898-03-19
Saturday, March Io, 1898.

Municipal Improvements over the Line
 Presidente Ignacio Bonillas, chief executive of the municipality of Mo- gales, Sonora, informs THE OASIS that numerous Improvements are in hand dn that town which are directly in line with the policy of progress adopted by MT Ronillas, and will add greatly to the appearance of the town and the convenience of it's inhabitants. Plans have been made for two iron bridges. and bidders are now figuring upon their cost, which will be swung across the arroyo-one on Cahpiilo street, in vicinity of the municipal palace. the other on Arzpe street, where that thoroughfare is cut by the water course. The first one will be eighteen feet long and sixteen feet in width; the other thirty-fve feet long and fourteen feet wide. When completed the bridges will avoid two very dis agreeable crossings over the bed of the arroyo
 Toe new system of lighting the town has been installed, and now at night the place is brilliantly lighted, seven large alc lamps and ten incan- descents serving to make almost as Tight as day every quarter of the town. The streets are swept daily and kept as neat and clean as pin. This work is done by the inmates of the municipal prison confined for offences against good order er-drunkenness, etc, and costs the town but little The municipality would be put to the ex- pense of their confinement, and by making them work on the streets there is secured return for their cost.
 The municipal school building is also undergoing course of repairs; new floors are being laid; the ceil- ings are being altered improving | their acoustic properties; two large halls are being partitioned into | four smaller and much more conVe- | nient school rooms: and portion of | the building heretofore devoted to family purposes by the families of the directors is being prepared for recita- tion rooms, giving in all an extension of the school facilities of the town which will meet it's growing require ! ments for several years to come.
 Mir Bonillas is urging upon his peo i pie system of street improvements | and cement sidewalks, similar to those on this side of the line, and ! lhopes to secure their adoption. For Sale or Lease for one or Two Years
 to Responsible Party
The oasis., 1898-03-19
Brick for Sale.

Builders and contractors desiring the best quality of brick can be sup piled in any quantity desired by ad- dressing
 GEORGE ". ATKINSON, Calabasas, Arizona.
The oasis., 1898-03-19

For Sale or Lease for one or Two Years
 to Responsible Party
 what is known as the Wylie Building containing eleven rooms with large basement, two rooms being suitable for Offi.es or stores. Will sell the pro- pertY and furniture, or will sell furni- ture and lease building, or will lease as furnished. Apply on premises
 to T. I. WHILE
The oasis., 1898-03-19
The Local Census

It will he recollected that al it's last meeting the town board. authorized MT. Wm Young, school census marshal, to take a census of the town of Nogales, aud was instruc- ted to include therein an enumera- tion of all the people, their nativity, citizenship, etc, the number of places of business, etc., and many other items of interest. Yesterday Mir. Young filed with the town clerk his report from which TIE OASIS takes the following recapitulation:
 Total population. exclusive Of Chinese I,7a7 Chinese populat ion...-................ A Total populatlon....... ........... i.Sn Number Of families ........ -..... sS5 American born males ..s........... D6
 Females .... t36
 under legal age - e03 Total Americans. ........... ...... 6i5 Allen population. ,..... .....-.. l,is6 Total. ........~............... l.ssl Number of fhotels................. ...... 2
 lodging hOuses.... .....-.... residences. es.................... s7s
 warehouses;. ..-........... 10 sf v stores. es....................... 20 sanitariums .....-.-.....-.... public or society halls 3l banks Of exchange a e" saloons s...................... 3I
 restaurants. ..............
 newspaper and printing
 offices s.,........ ..... .....-...... 2l
  Total number of buildings ........ 332
The oasis., 1898-03-19
S25O REWARD.

Colin Cameron will give s2jO reward for in- formation that will lead to the conviction Of any person or persons unlawfully handling his stock.
The oasis., 1898-03-19

KAHERE ARE a great many unselfsh men and women who wish others to
 know what has restored them to health and happiness Mr C. F. Davis, pub fisher of one ofthe best newspapers in Iowa, writes from Bloomfield la., Aug 1s 1s9G. "My desire to benefit others prompts me to write this. We have used Dr. Miles Remedies in my family fDy nearly two years with most
The oasis., 1898-03-19

sure cure for a weak hutterine, palpitating heart, and Dr. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills are most excellent"
 Dr. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug gists under positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart and Nerves sent free to all applicants
 DR. MILES MEDICAL CO, Elkhart, Ind.
The oasis., 1898-03-19

gratifying results. We wouldn't now do with out them. My wife had been weakly and down nearly every summer fer the past fifteen years. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is exactly what its name impliesi a
The age-herald., 1898-11-08
THE DAIRYMEN.
The State Association Convenes Tomor
 row in Annual Session.

The State Dairymen's association con- morrow morning at 9:SO O clock and prom ises to be largely attended.
 The session will last for two days and matters pertaining to the dairyman will be discussed at length. Several papers on pure food laws will be read and it is probable that steps will be taken looking to legislative enactments in the interest of the dairy laws.
 A committee will be appointed to bring the matter to the attention of the legisia- ture and the Wisconsin dairy laws, which are recognized as the best in the United States, will be presented as model
 The meetings will be held in Fox hall, corner of Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street and all persons interested in the dairy are invited to attend. At Wednesday nights session pr. E. P. Sholl, president of the board of health, will deliver an ad- dress upon the sanitary laws of the dairy.
 The officers of the association arc: Isaac Ross, Opelika, president; J. c. Drake, Birmingham. vice-president; T. H. Bates. Hamburg. secretary and treas urer.
 A special meeting of the Jefferson Coun- ty Dairymen's association was held yester- day to arrange for the reception and en- tertainment of the delegates to the meet ing of the state association and it was decided to entertain all delegates at tEe Florence hotel.
 The following delegates were elected to represent the county association: J. T. -Iuocabee. J. R. Strong, w. H. Baker, J. -.. Mansfield. B. W. Puckett.
 President Drake and Secretary Creswell of the county organization will look after the reception of delegates.
The age-herald., 1898-11-08
THE RECEIVER
 WAS REMOVED GiIreath Coal Company Takes an
 Appeal. IN CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS Chancellor Carmichael Has Not Render ed Decision-James T. Loveless Enters Suit Against the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham.
IN CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS

In the chancery court yesterday the ques-
 Coal and Iron company came up for hear
 ing and after filing a supersedeas bond of
 $2,5OO an appeal was taken to the supreme court. Pending the decision. the receiver was temporarily removed and the prop erty turned over to the company.
 On the petltion of the Union Bank and
 Trust company of Nashville, Chancellor
 Carmichael on Friday last appointed W. E.
 Leake receiver of the company, on the
 claim that the petitioners held judgment
 against Belton Gilreath, and that the com
 pany was organized for the purpose of hid
 ing and covering up the assets of Belton
 Gilreath
 MT. Gilreath left at once for Walker
 county to take possession of the mines and
 start them in operation. In regard to the receivership he said;
 "The charges of fraud made in the bill filed by the Union Bank and Trust com pany against the Gilreath Coal and Iron company will be disproven at the proper time, and it will be as abundantly shown that they are false and unfounded in every particular"
 Contempt Case The contempt proceedings instituted | against the officials of the Birmingham | Traction company by the Birmingham Rail- | way and Electric company came up for 1 hearing in the chancery court yesterday. Attorney John London appeared for the de- fendants and stated that he had advised the movement of cars over the Woodlawn crossing on the decision of the supreme court dissolving the first injunction re- straining the Traction company from cross- ing.
 Attorney R. H. Pearson, for the Birming- ham Railway and Electric company, con- tended that the Traction company was in contempt for running it's cars over the crossing in disobedience to the injunction
 issued on October 28 last. Chancellor Carmichael reserved his de- csion and took the matter under advise ment.
 City Court In the city court James T. Loveless has fl.ed suit against the Kansas City. Memphis and Birmingham Railroad company for sl0.- 900 damages. The complainant alleges that while in the employe of the company as engineer plaintiff was injured by the turn ing over of an engine between Ensley and Adamsville on February 10, 1898, caused by the defective condition of the track. In the second division Special Judge J. W.
 Bush took his oath of office and began the
 discharge of his duty. The chancery docket
 was called and cases set for hearing on November IA and 21.
The age-herald., 1898-11-08
WORK AT FEN SLEy.
Putting in the Pig Iron Casting Machine
 Electric Light Plant.

Mill Holland, of Pittsburg, representing the Jones & Laughlin company. limited. of that city, is now busily engaged at Ensley putting in the big pig iron casting machine
 for the four big furnaces of the Tennessee company.
 Its work is to receive the molten iron which is brought from the furnaces in big ladies, and after the iron passes through the machine, 1t comes out some distance away and is delivered in solid shape, direct to the cars which are waiting to re- ceive it on the railroad track. It will be
 Q month before that machine gets in work ing order.
 Contracts have been let by the Alabama Steel and Shipbuilding company to the Schiller Bridge company, of Pittsburg. for
 the erection of a boiler house, mill build
 ing and other work which Is to be done
 around the steel mill.
 Ground has been broken for the building of the Ensley-Pratt electric light ing and power plant. This company is to supply lights to the cities of Ensley and Pratt. The company will not supply the lights for the furnaces, the steel mill nor the wire mill lat Ensley, these plants having their own electric light plants. One-half of the second battery of coke ovens of the bi-product plant are now in operation, and they together with all of ovens in all, turn out about 5000 tons of
 coke day, all of which Is used in the fur
 naces of the Tennessee company.
The age-herald., 1898-11-08

D. R. DUNLAP-Roosevelt by 7.ooo plu- rality.
 CHAs. DENToN-Roosevelt by 2aooo plu- rality.
 FRANK LEsLIE-Roosevelt by 15o,OOo plurality.
 MAYER BROS.-Roosevelt by 92,55O plu- rality.
 w. H. owINGs-van wyck by s.s47 plu- rality.
 WARD Birmingham Rolling Mills)- Roosevelt by 900 plurality. BERT JACOBS-Roosevelt by ,000 plu- rality.
 J. H. sTILLMAN-van wyck by 67s7 plurality.
 CAHEEN BRos-Rooseyelt by 12,7so plurality. L GLuCK-Roosevelt by 3s,S67 plurality PAINE, MURPHY & CO.-Roosevelt by 22,531 plurality. F. L. ALLI-Roosevelt by ss,S5o plurality. AETNA POWDER CO.-Roosevelt by 22,- l $40 plurality
 CAL D. BRooKs-Roosevelt by ss0oo
 H. K. wHITE-van wyck by 13,sia plu-
 M. WEII-van Wyck by s.7Ss plurality. BEN WEIL-Roosevelt by 12,000 plurality. o. T. DOZIER-Rooseyelt by S33 plu-
 R. J. wARNER-van wyck by 19.yo COL. A. M. sHooK-Roosevelt by a5,ooo
 ROBERT JEMIsoN-Roossvelt by 1000 g. D. THoMPsoN-Rooseve by ss.sis plurality. J. R. RAY-Roosevelt by 4s,e73 plurality. GEORGE RO6S-Roosevelt by 0.oo0 plu. rality.
The age-herald., 1898-11-08

sSS'. 1,SS Pick Leaf smoking as'Fs Tobacco stands unrivaled for purity and flavor. Made from the purest, ripest and sweetest Tobacco It will please you. Try it.
The age-herald., 1898-11-08

Last August in the state election Gov ernor Johnston boiled only 5,O2O votes in this county and Deans only TSP. From the pres- ent indications the vote today will not be as large as it was at that time.
 The voting places today will be opened from o'clock in the morning until 5 in the afternoon. The city boxes will be at the court house and ice house in beat a, and at the city hall and South Side mar ket for beat 37.
The age-herald., 1898-11-08
Circuit Court

In the circuit court little business was done. A judgment for s1OO was rendered in the case of Samuel Wilder ys. Mary Pond.
 George Hill, charged with murder, was arraigned and his case set for hearing on november 2S.
The age-herald., 1898-11-08
HEBREW ASSOCIATION.
Entertainments Are Being Arranged for
 the Winter

An interesting meeting of the Young Mems Hebrew association was held Sun day afternoon in the rooms of the assoeia- tion in First avenue. President M. M. Ullman was in the chair.
 The entertainment committee was urged to arrange entertainments for the winter, beginning with the opening ball. which will take place on November 28.
 The resignation of H. J. Meyer as treas urer was received and accepted, and l.. w. Friedman vas elected to fill the unexpired term.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-12-08
W. q. =. Hi1Sda1e.
Call on D. Cleveland and Son and
look over their holiday goods:

Call on D. Cleveland and Son and
look over their holiday goods:
Anyone wishing milk can obtain it
from J. E. Welch. Milk; delivered
every morning. Wv.
For SALE-A team of heavy
horses, at a very reasonabl price:
| SauK Centre. GEO T, STARrERs
There is no line Of goou-
ceptable for holidays then that o,nr: ac:-
). by H. F. Alden. He has some beauUr |
full novelties to which he invites at
4 tention,n.
Edward Langley, charged with steal
} ing $500 from, Joseph Uptegrove OF
Melrose, plead guilty, and was SEN
fenced by Judge Searle to two years in
the penitentiary.
!, Soothing, healing, cleansing, De-
Wits Witch. Hazel Salve is the inn
nlacable enemy of scores, burns and
= wounds. It. never fails to cure Piles.
: IYou may rely upon it. Hanson q
i Emerson.
Al tt. is, expected that through service
). to Cass Lake, on the Fosston line TO
Duluth. will be inaugurated on Mon:
daN next with passenger and freight
y service. The distance is too great ,te
=. admit doubling the road with single
: crew and two passenger trains VIII. Of
. required to do the work.
70 Prof Harry, stoel is handling q fnl
A. rine. of musical Instruments. and ha
~ on exhibition several very fine pianos
Do at Dobbs Bros, furniture store. An.
LII one in need of an Instrument shoul'
tie call upon Prof. Stock. An exPea
es n;anist himself his guarantee as .
y. the Quality OF an instruments Is cor
elusive of it's superiority,
~ George Little. the y Dung man fia charge
~ with burglary in, entering the residene
is' Of Chas. F. Henaryx, was. indicted fe
'ns burglary in the third degree, and "
10 on arraignment plead guilty, : ude
% Searle sentenced him, to the state :
= formatory. This ID as it should D
~ Little is ! very bright young man. Q
- - " % years old fairly we'll ednoate
81 led astray early in life by bad COZ
.o oa many. Tho reformatory sentence y
yeu Give him an opportunity OF re-eatlffs
= inc life ct no distant day and rep
:. tine sgood citiaeu- slt rests w!.l Z
~ TO shape his'QNIl lpsAFe i 80
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-12-08
Full lineof footwear ct Ell. Hedln's.

Full lineof footwear ct l.. Hedln's. !
POTATOES WANTED-Enquire at |
the Irving Hotel
Alden will sell you spoons, knives,
and forks cheaper than ever.
The winter term as Glenw God Acade
nv opens January ), 1889. SIX
courses and six teachers.
+, Money to loan on farms-Please get
nv rates and terms it you want
Fsrm Loan. CHAS. A. MORSE
William V. Whirple will take the
place i, til, l.ta. .-.' business OF his
father io..uerly held by his uncle,
i Charles Whippie.
=. B. Hanson met with n severe ac-
cident at hts home q few days since.
He fell while going up stairs, cutting
his forehead quite seriously.
Constipation prevents the body iron
Kidding itself Of waste matter. De
i Wits Little Early Risers will re
move the trouble aud cure Sick Head
ache. Biliousness, Inactive Liver ant
clear the Complexion. Small, suga
: coated, don't grippe or cause nausea
: Hanson a. Emerson.
t Conductor w. f. Fetch. who ha
been filling Conductor Desch's pos
ton on the Little Falls & Dakot
branch, for the several weeks that I'll
latter ,,as laid up by the injuries /
received in falling from car, has r
turned to Minneapolis to work on IL
main line
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-12-08

The bcatem for sasighing is excel
lent.
Riblessr bibles, ali sizes cheap at D.
Cleveland SEQ.
see our incline Of glassware and
CHINA ~ T.EvIfLAND & Son.
Good board for only Sl.ov,-- O.
Glenwood Academy Rooms, heated
and furnished at so cents a week.,
Saturdays weather was fine fort
season. AS O. result the streets, were
crowded and business was lively.
/ Read the advertisement ORE. l..
Hedin, in another column. He has
nut anon the maahet line OH ladies
/ shoes which are uArivaled.
We invite your inspection OF our
holiday stock consisting of chinaware,
glassware, toiietsarticles, fancy goods
dolls, of all kinds and prices, ane
toys. u: .GLEVELANisaN SUNS
The Onion Relief societS will NEE
with Mrs. Getty for sewing, on mex
;. Tuesday afternoon December Ii. Al
those who are interested ,are requeste'
to come. Also any one having cloth
inc to contribute please send it in.
The literary society met on Monda
evening last with Mrs.: Nd. L. How
There was a. good attendance, and tn
meeting was both interesting and II
structive. The next meeting, will
at the residence of Chas. F. Hendry1
Many a household is saddened q
. death because of therSailrre to keep 9
hand a safe and absolutely certal
cure for Group Such as One Mihh
Cough Cure. See that your little, ON
are protected against emergenc
Hanson & Emerson.
Sam Fullerton. state game Waf0e
was in town on Monday on his wi
home to St. Paul from Park Rapid
whittier he went 10 look after violatiO
of the game law by bana of Indian
The deputy-warden, Mr. Stevens q
discovered about twenty-five deer ca
IS cases In their possession and
tempted to seize the vsnisont and !
rest the Indians. Hewas overpowert
and they escaped upon the reservati
with the saddles, They were employ
.lby traders tossecnre the yenison
81 violation OF the law. - 90
4t.neWitt'sa4,lttle Early 5ei4efl
! & La. ss..s - nEssns I1sfls ~, - !
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-12-08
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IeveIand a. Cos.
Fancy articles of all Kinds at D.
Cleveland & Co.'S.
Gold watches were never so cheap
as at present. See Alden's stock.
You are invited to call and examine
the elegant line of crockery at ID.
Cleveland & Co.'S.
For SALE.-Westport hotel, thir-
teen rooms with barn accommo dation
for twenty-four head of horses. Price
81 $50. ANDREW J. SMITH.
Agent.
Conductor Berry of the Little Falls
and Dakota road, was called to Mil
waukee last week by the announce
ment that his father was so seriously
ill that his life is despaired of.
A complete business college at the
| Glenwood Academy. Full courses
given in ornamental penmanship, pen
drawing, shorthand and typewriting
by especially qualified teachers.
When you ask for De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept a counterfeit
or imitation. There are more cases Of
Piles being cured by this, than all
others combined. Hanson & Emer-
son.
There is no more attractive show
case in the city then that of H. f. AL
| den, filed with all the latest little
| dainty things for use and ornament
| which are SO fashionable and desir-
able.
| Samuel Hart, indicted for stealing
Samuel Some rville's watch in this
city some weeks since, has been in
dicted,, and was given time to plead.
He will await the arrival of brother
| who will advise with him as to what
to do in the matter. LATER-He plead
guilty.
Walter II. Huntington, an employe
of the Sawyer & Arnold Lumber Co.,
at Belgrade committed suicide on
Monday, by drinking carbolic acid.
He was thirty-ive years old, unmar-
| ried, his mother, three brothers and a
| sister surviving him. He has been
Respondent for some time owing to i'll
health.
The Norman county bank at Ada
has completed it's beautiful new build
ing. It's two stories high, with high
basement under the banking room,
and commodiOus offices above it. The
building is 25x5O feet, of red pressed
brick trimmed with granite. Messrs.
Lofgren, Keller and Sprague, all
Sank Centre people, are the principal
( owners.
Sheriff May nard: took in a young,
man named Jas. O'Leary at Sank
Centre Monday whom ne had been on
the lookout for since the spring of
1897. OLeary was indicted at. the
May term of court that year charged
with grand larceny, but he skipped
out before he could be arrested and
has managed to elude the officers of
the law ever since. He is CHARGED
with stealing set of harness and be-
Ing a party to thefts in the south end
OF the county. The sheriff brought
him here and placed him in the county
jail to await trial.-Long, Prairie
| Leader.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-12-08
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20
John Davis is very seriously i'll
with fever.
POTATOES WANTED Enquire at
the Irving Hotel.
Novelties in crocl1ery and glassware
1t D. Cleveland & Co.'S.
Rocky Mountain Tea is active, posi-
tive never nauseates or upsets the
stomach. Cleans and purifies the
whole system. So cents. Hanson u
Emerson.
Miss Baker of the Third grade was
called home on account OF of the SER
ious illness of her brother, and Mrs
Stanton is taking her place in the pub
lie school during her absence.
For SALE.-The George Pearl farm-s
adjoining McAvery in Birch Dale, one
mile from railroad station. Price,
81, 250. ANDREW SMITH,
Agent.
FIR. Steinach was taken Ill while Of
floating in St. Paul's church on Sum
day last, and had to dismiss the con-
gregation before the close OF services.
He is not seriously i'll, but still far
from we'll.
Parties have stolen our labels, style
of package, and tell the sick that
Our" tea is just like Rocky Noun
%o;,
health for little added profit. Be-
ware! Hanson & Emerson.
Conductor Fred Desh, of the Little
Falls and Dakota road, resumed
work on Friday last after.an absence
of several weeks by reason of broken
collar bone. He fell from a car in
Little Falls while on duty!
J. F. Cooper has money for farm
loans at lowest rates. No gold clause.
Borrower can pay any part or all of
the principal at any interest day. In-t'
terest payable annually at his Office.
Call on or write him for terms.
E. L. Hedin has had.'sthree' large
veiws made of his beautiful home made
from different prints Of view, which
he sends to his only sister<livlng in
Sweden for Christmas reminder.
They show his place to admirable adj
vantage.
A cough is not like fever It does
not have to run a certain course.
Cure it quickly and effectually, with
One Minute Cough Cure, the ,best rem
edy for all ages and for the most Sc
we're cases. We recommend it because
it's good. Hanson & Eraers on,
/ Chas. H, Bennett sold ,u4'ty acres id
section IS in Sank Cent? = just south !
| of the Bradley farm, on The new road
| laid from the Mahanna corner east
ward, to T. r. Lynch for 5000 per
acre. 1t was that part CT the Ben
nett farm lying north Of the new road
G. H. Potts, the Great Northern
| brakeman, who was injured at Osaks
two months ago, was released from
the hospital Friday morning ard left
at two O'Clock for the cities, whare he
will receive medical treatment. He is
b;saly crippled from injuries rcccs0ed
at Osakis, bat it is thought that With
medfgal aid. he will again be able to
take Up his work on the road. e W.
Cloud FINES.
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