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1t takes but minute to overcome tickling in the throat and to stop cough by the use Of One Minute Cough Cure. This remedy quickly cures all forms of throat and lung troubles. Harmless and peasant to take. It prevents consumption A famous specific for grippe and its after effects. l.. w. Mix X Co.
 In another column ap3ers a new ad- yertisement of the Park View hotel at Tucson. Wm. Reid, proprietor. This new hotel is centrally located. on Pennington street, one block west of the court house, and across the street from the surveyor generals of- hce. It is new, and newly furnished throughout, and the rooms are all large, light and we'll ventilated. MT. Reid is dn old Arizona pioneer, well and widely known and very popular. The Park View is good place to stop.
 EaIly this week there were at No gales Doctor c. S Penheld and H. E Wright, from Spokane, en route into sonora on a hunting and pros pecting expedition. They went to Magdalena, where they had bought train Of burrOs, to carry their outfit. and yesterday they had pitched camp near the railroad station They had large tent, with fly n front and q well arranged camping outiit. They intend to pass the winter hunting and prospecting through the Sierra Madrt, and expected to get away from Mag dalena today
 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Two 30 ton copper furnaces complete. con- sisting of one 3O-II. r. boiler, two l2- II. P. engines. one No 4s Baker blow CTS, one No. Cameron pump, one 7xl0 Blake crusher, one pair lotion Howe platform scales, one Ortlings' assay balance, one Beeker's analytical balance pulp scales, assay material and fixtures. All Of the above is com plete, Of modern construction and in good condition. Also new s0ton silver lead furnace. not set up. All located adjacent railroad h. quire CT
 GARDINER. WoRTHEN l& Goss,
 Tucson, Ariz-
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RESOURCES.

Loans and Discounts less due
 from Directors, 5 ;os os Due from Trust Companies, State
 and National Banks l0s F. Due from private Bankers and
 Brokers. sssd q Banking House. Furniture and
 Fixtures, aDq 2s Current Expenses and Taxes Paid, Es 65 Specie, l0sO Go Legal Tender and National Bank
 Votes. gO6i CV Other Items carried as Cash, s0s2 3O Ass ts not included under above
 heads. vz S3o,6eS a5 Mexican
 coin and currency at 4Se l4,7as lO
 Total s37,6S7 4s
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returned from trip ut several days out ia the mountains about forty miles southeast of Noeales.
 Tuesday morDing MT. J. c. Smitn, superintendent of the HardsheIl mine, returned 10 his camp in the Patagonia mountains via CritteDden.
 Mrs. Jos. Thompson is arranging to go to Los Angeles 10 pass the Christ. mas holidays with her daughter, Miss Lillie, who is there in school.
 Wednesday Mir. W. C. Teasdale came up from Hermosillo. Thursday he went east with Mrs. Teasdae who had come up ahead and joined him at NOgales.
 This morning NIT. Archie Mckenzie and his little son came up from La Colorado, en route Go Denver, Colo rado where he will visit a mouth or six weeks.
 The statehood meeting at Phoenix selected Co represent Santa Cruz coun- ~ on the committee to go to Wash inetou Colonel W P. Harlow aud II K. Chenoweih
 Monday Mr. ]. C Mason Of Minas Prietas, was at Nugales returning from a visit to Alapogordo. New Mex. leo Mrs Mason remained there yis- iting her parents.
 This morning Messrs. L. w. Cowan and E. o. Bonney came up from Mag dalena. Accompanying them was a MT. Frye who has been visiting MT. Bonney's camp at Cucurpe.
 Mir Ignacio Bonillas has recently completed good seyen-roomed dwell ing at the corner Of Arizpe aud Pear son streets upon the Sonora side of the line, which is rented to a tenant.
 The Troy laundry is the laundry that will do your washing with either high gloss ordnmestic finish on shirts. collars and cuffs. The ouly laundry in Nogales that will give you satis. faction
 Monday Manager J. A. Naugle and Paymaster Lesser came up from the south on q special train. MT. Naugle inspecting the road and Mir Lesser making the usual monthly payments en route.
 MT. Trysingers family, whose ar rival was noted last week, have re- ceiyed their furniture and are now iu- stalled in the Aguirre cottage on West avenue, which they have rented from Mir. Hanna.
 Toys from twenty-five cents to twenty-five dollars each. Mexican money; Christmas cards and New Years presents speciality at La Casa Colorado, Miguel Padres, prop, La Colorado.
 For fresh fish and oysters and So- nora oranges go to Andres R. Franco, Calle Elias, Nogales, Sonora. Oysters fifty cents, gold, per hundred: oranges fifty cents, gold, per hundred. Oys- ters delivered.
 Captain ]. J Noon informs THE OASIS that he has sold all the lots he had platted in the Noon addition In a few weeks he will plat some more ground and offer mother line of choice town property.
 The demand for houses to rent in Nogales continues unabated Every new structure has tenant awaiting it's completion. And rents are at such figures that dwellings to let are very profitable property
 For Dice, clean shave ar au aTuisuc hair cut 70 to P F. Rustamantp !
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MORALES NOTES.

ptuliiluRo Coutt, 1OC pOunus dJ Perkins & Tonkin's.
 Wednesday Constable A. l.. White was down from Crittenden.
 Wallpaper of all kinds latest, designs at Stambsugh's Furniture store. If
 Thursday morning Don Luis Proto came up from the c icospera ranch.
 Mir. @. K. Franklin has been over from Washington Camp this week.
 RATTLE Silver water pitcher in frame, with cup. Sonora News Go.
 Thursday evening Mr and Mrs. E. V E Hoes started for San Marciai
 Lemp's St. Louis beer bottled or in the wood-for sale by A. NJ. Conard-
 Fancy hams, dried beef, salt pork aud rat traps at Perkins & Tonkins
 Proto Brothers are erecting haud- some brick dwelling on Nelson avenue.
 Chopping bowls aRd rat traps at the blue and silver sign on Crawford St.
 Mrs. Harrison of La Noria, is visit. ing her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Hath away.
 Have you seen Perkins & Toukins new lot Of table and fancy china ware aud rat traps.
 Tomorrow Mir. T J Wylle is ex- pected over from Washington Camp to visit his family.
 To BE RAFFLEDA silver punch bowl and tray and twelve engraved cups at Sonora News Go.
 Thursday night TIE OASIS man went Co Magdaleus on business. He returned this morning.
 Thursday MT. Geo. W. Atkinson was in from Calabasas. having recent ly returned from Tucson.
 Collector Wm. NJ. Hoey and Mrs. Hoey have taken rooms at the Santa Cruz House lStambaugh's
 Furnished room to rent for single gentleman, three minutes walk from depot. Enquire at TIE OASIS.
 Saturday of last week MT. and Mrs. Geo. H. Beckwith were in iron Ran- cho Bellotal, on the Santa Cruz Wednesday aud Thursday Mir. J. II. BrowE, travelling agent for the Her. cules Powder Co.,, was in Nogaies.
 Episcopal service will be held to- morrow morning and evening at Attn letic hall Rev. F. S. Eastman pastor. For table use Lemp's St. Louis beer is the best. In quart or pint bottles. ! Delivered by A. NJ. Conard. Leave 1 orders. This morning Captain L. w Mix came up from Hermosilo He will ! return to the acapital tomorrow evening. Next week MT. Johr Gibson is ex- pected from Tucson to pas Christmas with his parents Mir. aud Mrs F. ]. Gibson
 Anyone desiring to purchase desira- ble residence lots in Noons Addition to Nogales, are advised to call on Cap tain J. J. Noon
 MT. Andrew Bartlett is erecting a commodIus brick cottage on the west side of Railroad avenue, just north of Crawford street.
 This morning Captain Frank Leslie was a passenger on the train from the south, en route to California for the Christmas holidays.
 DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify the blood clean the liver, invigorate
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Our baby was covered with running sores. DeWItt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her" " A specific for piles aud skin diseases Beware of worthless ] connterfeits. l.. w. Mix & Co.
 LADIES' What will you give your sweetheart or husband for Xmas | present. A nice present is smoking | jacket, Jersey office coat, a nice muf- fer, nIce ties. For all those come to Fleischer Brothers, and come soon so you have good line to buy from. Sunday morning. December l7th, from nine to twelve o'clock noon. Doc. tor 4. $. Russel, specialist. will be at the MOntezuma to treat all desiring his services who are troubled with dis disorders Of the eye, nose or throat.
 The Sonora Legal Consulting Blu. reau is the only EFFICIENT profes- sional office assisting, FREE OF CHARGES, the foreigs investors in ] Mexlcau enterprises. It's address is in the professional card column of this paper ] Jos Pascholy Co. have leased their store building aud are going outof the retail business I heir stock must be closed out at any price, and bargains are offered in staple and fancy gro- ceries. toys, notions, etc Goods for cash at your owl prices.
 T was nearly dead with dyspepsia, tried doctors, visited mineral spriDgs, and grew worse 1 used Kodo Dys- pepsia Cure That cured me /" It digests what you eat. Cures indiges- tion, sour stomach, heartburn and all forms Of dyspepsia L. ". & Co.
 Ata special meeting of the town board Tuesday evening petition signed by many ladies and gentlemen was prese4 ted, asking enactment of an ordinance prohibiting women in saloons. The petition was referred to l tue OiuiuduCt committee.
 BoYs; Fleischer Brothers are the proper people to do business with, they are liberal aud will meet you half way every time. New neckwea5 fine shoes. fine hats, all that is stylish and upto-date. Come and make your self at home at the Boston Clothing House,
 MT. J. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo, saved his child's life by One Minute Cough Cure Doctors had given her up to die with croup. It's an infallible cure for coughs, C. Ids, grippe, pneumonia. bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Relieves at once. L. w. Mix & Go
 Monday evening MT. T. c. Hughey and family arrived from Illinois, and will reside in Nogales. Mr. Hughey is in the United States railway mail service, and will run on the New Mexico x Arizona railway, having ex- changed with MT. Clarence Morse, who goes to Illinois to take the place hitherto held by Mir. Hughey on the Illinois Central railway, between Chicago and Cairo.
 Tuesday Mir ] Henry v ood, sec retary Of the Cobre Grande Mining O., was at Nogales CD route to Phoe- nix. He went forward Wednesday mornlpg. Mir. Wood stated that Mir Greene of the Greene Consolidated Mining Go, is practically uuder de- tention under orders from the district judge at Ari6pe for forcibly taking possession of the Cabre Grande prop erty. The Cobre Grande Go. have eu-
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REPORT oF THE CONDITION OF P. SAND0VAL & co, BANKERS.

ritory of Arizona, at the close of business November 2gth. 1899
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TERRIToRY oF ARIzoNA.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 County of santa Cruz Ss l. A. sandoval, fropretor ot the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
 A. SANDOVAL
 Proprietor Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of December 1899.
 w. J. N. MCCURDY,
 Notary Public. CORRECT ATTEST;
 P. SANDOVALl
 A. SANnOVAL, Directors, |. MACMANUS,
 Cashier
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LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid in, sG0OOO Co Undivided Profits. 4s5 sS Individual Deposits subject to
 check l5,647 os Demaud Certificates Of Deposit 4ls co Due to Trust Companies State aud
 National Banks i..27 OO
 Total s37 fS7 42
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10
THE WHEEL

The middIe-distance races still con-
East, and matches between the stars
in this line of work are being made
with regularity. The fact that Tom
Linton, the British champion, has
again entered the l.. A. w. fold is
causing lot of comment. Linton has
made fine showing since he came to
the country and is looked upon as one
of the best drawing cards in the BUSH
ness. He has apparently made money
while racing under the N. c. A. rules
and his application for reinstatement
came as surprise.
Harry Elkes, the American middle
distance champion, has raised consid-
cradle of a rumpus over the matter by
charging that Linton was afraid to
meet him and had made the change in
order to avoid doing so. Elkes and
Linton have met four times, and each
has won two of the races. A fifth was
expected to occur to decide the matter,
and this would lend color to Elkes'
charges. Elkes has issued a challenge
to race any one a series of three races
at Is, 30 and 80 miles, or a series of five
races at 10, 25. S5, so and 100 miles, the
matches to be for the best purses OBJ
tainable and with side bet of $500
on each. A guarantee of $3.50 was de-
posted with the n. c. A. board of
control to cover a forfeit for a match,
and here the matter now rests. Should
Linton think that the sum at stake is
sufficient to justify him in taking the
challenge up, the l.. A. w. will lose
one of its most valued racing men.
Since both the l.. A. w. and N. c. A.
mile championship races have been de-
cided there is considerable talk of
bringing the two riders together for
the championship of the country. The
only suggestion so far made that would
accomplish this has been that both of
the governing bodies suspend their
rules for the match and that the event
be brought off in Canada under the
auspices of the Canadian Wheelmens
Association. The idea is a good one.
but it is hardly probable that the mat
ter will ever be successfully concluded,
as the L. A. W. will not concede any
thing in order to settle the question.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10
THE RING
Neeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeseee

As the date of the McGovern-PaImer
| championship battle draws near inter-
| est on all sides increases, and the prob
| able outcome of the contest is daily
discussed by the sporting fraternity.
The sports recognize that the fight is
one of the most important fstic events
ever decided in this country between
little boxers, and as the bout is only
one week off they are making prepare
lions to get down bet on the result.
Several wagers were made yesterday
at even money, but the most important
bet recorded made McGovern the fav-
orite.
Sam Harris, McGovern's manager,
who bet $1,000 even, has another $1,000
to be placed at the same price. F. C.
Bettinson, Palmer's hacker, has $4,000
to be put on the Englishman. Bettison
wants to for his money. The big
sports and book-makers all like Nc
Governs chances. but as in all i'm
portant fights the bulk of the betting
will be done at the ringside.
McGovern and Palmer are already in
fine condition. Both boys are down to
weight and look prepared to step into
the ring at a moments notice.
To avoid going stale after his long
training McGovern has decided to lay
off every other day. He has never
trained longer than two weeks for any
of his previous contests and intends
taking no cIdHSeS'
Terry McGovern says of his methods
of training: Now that my contest with
Pedlar Palmer for the 1l6-pound cham
pionship is arranged to take place at
Tuckahoe on September II, nothing re-
mains for a good fight but for the
Englishman to enter the ring in proper
shane If the Englishman is in his best
form when he meets me, then l will
have no. complaint to offer and the pub
lie will witness a grand battle.
II have never trained more faithfully
for an encounter than L have for this
go.
My schedule generally begins at
sunrise and is ended by sunset. l get
up in the morning about o'clock, take
a walk for mile and return in time
for breakfast. After a rest of two
hours l don my heavy clothes and
sweater and start out on the road
again. This time l increase the jour
ney. generally going as far as Van
Cortland park, making distance of ~
miles. On returning | receive stiff
rundown and then prepare for dinner.
[ lay off for a while and then follows
gymnasium work from 4 to 6 o'clock.
I go several rounds with George Mum
roe and wind up with a wrestling
bout lasting Is minutes. Twenty min
utes is devoted to hag-punching and
about Is minutes at the wrist machine
At the conclusion of my indoor work
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10

Sharkey will have as trainers for his
match with Jeffries Peter jackson, Bob
Armstrong and Jim Jeffords.
Jim Jeffries seems to be doing well
in England on his first visit to that
country and the reception accorded to
him nightly at the Royal Aquarium is
very warm.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10

Jimmy Morgan of Chelsea. Mass, is
the amateur champion of the United
States for 1899. Moran was not much
in evidence at Montreal, but when he
got the cracks on the Charles river
track he certainly showed them a few
points in sprinting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10

Martin Flaherty is to meet Oscar
Gardner in New York this month in
stead of Tommy White. White re-
fused to weigh 1872 pounds and Gardner
would not take him on at a heavier
weight. The Gardner Flaherty bout is
set for the Broadway club on Septem-
Der %.
Tom O'Rourke is soon to become a
Boniface. In company with John Bit
ner O'Rourke several months ago pur-
chased the old Delavan house at For
tieth and Broadway, New York. They
have entirely remodeled the house at
cost of 100000 and will have their OPP
ening next Saturday night. The To-
cation is one of the very best in New
York and ought to soon become sport
ing headquarters.
Jim Jeffries is in Paris. According
to a wire from the East several French
pugilists, the fighters who scrap with
their feet, want punch and kick at
the American champion.
An American sportsman in London,
whose name was not given, offered in
London a few weeks ago the following
bets on international events: Seven
hundred and fifty dollars to 81 900 thai
Terry McGovern whips Pedlar Palmer:
81 500 even that Tommy Ryan defeats
Frank Craig; 1000 even that Columbia
beats Shamrock. and $500 to $1,000 that
America wins the three events. The
Ryan-Craig event does not seem to be
very International, but the Harlem
Coffee Cooler is now the London Coffee
Cooler
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10

]. Pierpont Morgan's prize collie that
few days ago became the mother of
q puppies at Cragston kennels, is dead.
In spite of every effort to keep the
puppies alive, they also succumbed
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-24
A sHEARING CORRAL.

There is move on foot tor the cree
ton OF a large shearing corral with about
twenty shearing pens, at Shoshone.
This is a good move and will be a
source Of revenue to our business men,
as well as boon to the sheep men, The
corral will be well built, permanent
affair, and located near the railroad
shops. This will make it handy for the
sheep men to store heir wool as well as
load it for Shipment. The railroad shops
will furnish store room tor all the wool
clip of southern Idaho, and the railroad
people would willingly allow the sheep
men to use them.
Get move on, and assist in making
Shoshone business center. Every
merchant who helps public enterprise
along, by contributions, gets his money
back with big interest in very short
time.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-24

There win be Catholic services Sunday
Feb &c at the Catholic church in Sho-
shone. Mass at 10 O'Clock a. M, with
sermon. Sunday school at O'Clock p.
m. Evening services and lecture at
O'Clock. Father j. ]. Burri.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-24

Died-Eliyza Walgamott, wife of Jocol
Walgamott, Saturday February Is, 0.
paralysis, aged-60 years.
Mrs. Walgamott was born in Rich
mond county, Ohio, in 1899, but moved
to Missouri when small child, and re-
sided there until her marriage to Jacot
Walgamott in 1877. She then accom-.
panied her husband to his home in Bir-
mingham, Iowa, where they resided I'M
til June 20th, 1898, when they came to
Shoshone in hopes Of gaining health.
Mrs. Walgamott has been an invalid
for the past two and half years, the
result OF paralysis, and, while death has
been expected at any time, it comes as
a crushing blow to q fond husband and
three loving children.
Her health had been about the same,
up TO three weeks ago, when she received
another stroke, from which she gradual
" weakened until last Saturday, when
death ended her suferings and cast a
gloom of sorrow over a devoted family.
All that faithful children could do was
done to make her declining years as
comfortable as possible.
Mrs. Walgamott leaves to mourn her
death, an aged husband, a daughter,
two sons and seven step-children: Mrs.
VIM. Dill OF Shoshone; Mrs. Jas Patton
of Caldwell; Mrs. Herman Stricken OF
Rock Creek; Mrs. John Berkin, Boulder
Mont; Mrs. Kerns, Kansas City; Mrs.
Charles West, Deer Lodge, Mont. and
Charles Walgamutt OF Great Falls.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Shoshone cemetery Wednesday after
noon.
They have borne her away from this
beautiful world and this lifel They
have laid her down where the dead
sleep, and left her. When the spring
comes the oak and the maple will put on
their green garniture again, the flowers
will unfold their many tinted beauties
to the sun, and the willows will 90 on
signing to the end. But her heavy eye
lids viii never lift again that her eyes
may brighten at the sight of beauty or
grow moist at the sound of sigh. The
clay of ElIyza Walgamott is covered
thick with other clay, t was but
The vase Of earth, the trembling cIod,
Constrained to hold the breath OF God.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-24
LOCAL AID GENERAL ROUNDUP.

Mrs. McIver visited Hagerman this
week.
Sheep sbearera are beginning to
arrive.
District court convenes Monday, the
9th day OF March.
Miss Elva McCollum was grippe
victim this week.
Mrs. Gust Bassler has been a grippe
sufferer this week.
Window shades and picture frames at
Chris Rassmussen's.
Charlie Wernicke received a fine lot of
steel ranges Monday.
Gust Bassler came down from the
sheep camps Sunday.
Spring must be here-the boys have
begun to play marbles.
The first bycicle of the season made
its appearance Sunday.
There was big dance oyer on Wood
river last Thursday night.
Little Myrtle Weaver has been very
sick for number Of days.
J.B. WILDER visited his daughters, at
Pocatello, on last Sunday.
Eddie Gooding got caught this week
by that rascal Mr.. Grippe.
S. D. Boone, the insurance man, is
visiting Salt Lake this week.
John Lumb came up from Pocatello
this week TO visit his family.
Matt McFan has erected a commodi-
Gus carriage shed at his barn.
Go to Senters for fresh staple and
fancy groceries at bottom prices.
Jack Powell was up from Snake river
Monday, for medical attendance.
E. r. Cheney has been confined to his
bed by sickness, for several days.
Henry Lubbes is papering the house
recently purchased by Mr.. Herman.
Col. Senter has new revolving, adj
vertising lamp. 1t is a great scheme.
Eph Daft of Haley, passed through |
Shoshone Saturday enroute to Salt Lake. |
E. Fl. Hendrick. the jeweer, is again
in town and at his old stand at the drug
store.
VIII Brodhead, one of Hailey's rising
young attorneys, was visiting Boise this
week.
Fred w. Gooding was confined to his
bed for several days, with the prevailing
disease-grippe.
Prof. Novinger was taken sick We'd +
and has been unable to attend to his
school work since.
Henry Brown went to Payette Tues
day night, for couple OF weeks vaca- {
cation and to recuperate.
See Lane-150O samples of wall paper
OF the latest designs to select rom All $
kinds of painting and decorating done I
at reasonable prices.
Mrs. John Berkin and three children
arrived from Boulder, Montana, Monday !,
night. They came here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Berkin's step-mother, :
Mrs. Walgamott.
W. L. Meigs shipped "a head OF fine, O
we'll broke horses t.. Missouri Wednes a
lay. There were some we'll matched Q
came in the bunch and all of them will E
BRING good prices on the eastern market, il