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The oasis., 1899-04-22
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c. D lieppy. editor nf the Florence TrOun~. rxnect- T." m ike q fortune nulrf ti> .aur-t'a mine. which lies hefwe he Pride nf the West aud iI'- Holland mi.e>. aud on fbe same ,riu. The best wishes nf he news paper fraternil, pn with him.
 Rene Rngan apd Mr Ward have re- cently discovered very rich ledge of ore carrsinl gold, silver ard gra, cop per, at a point Snn ili~ard from Nnnn < cam, huu it Is anout sixty feet across The ilternalinmi boundary, in.Snnora. The ledge k four feet ir width. and fhr crJppiugs assay in way up" figures.
 This week one of the settlers on the CaIabl-aS grant was in NngaIes a.. informed HE OASIS that Cam ef \ IS removing all tue pieces Of fence wire. all the p,sts and even the stubs of posts winch had beea cnf down tIy the iratr settlers. lie takes everything but the post lI,leS, leaving IL tn time and he elements tp rem i've thDse last ve~tigrs 'if his fruilless ef- forts to gObble iD thousands nf q, rrs of the pubic domain. The settlers are talking abuut having jpllitlca- lion over ihrir great victory, aud there Is already quite q demand for cupleS of Camemn's pos al cards offer tug q reward flr apprehension Of the fence cutters. They are wanted as curloslIie>
The oasis., 1899-04-22
TrRnIronv OF AnIznn


 t'Ounty of ~arta iuz s>'
 Hefnre me. b. Williams. 4 Notary puhiic in and for said county On this q p,.rs .nsllv appearet S,ndOv l. personally st owa 10 me 10 De lie samc person whose me Is subscribed to to foregoing in~trun ht sl~ the attorney In fact nf franci~so F navila and N. ~pinfli. and the said P. Sandpy ! nt.- name Of Francis o F Daviu and lt Spi- nelll thereto as principals and his own name as attorney in fact: Al~O. a fhe, same tifn,. ana p'a @ personally appeared N Nas.-..re re- iias personally known to me t0 be tn. same person whose name is subscribed fO ttc fore g'ing lnstrumert iS the attorney in fact of Juisn >. Brngas and the -aid M. Marcare1as name Of Juan N. I}rinnas fisnrefos pripi.tpal and hi- own namr a~ attorney in f,n.a: \ l>, ai he same time and pl cc Dersnnal v h. pFared 'u lleriiO alpn N hose t,a ,sq iss uils 'ribrd tn the forcgping in trunaepl a- :st- tnrncy In fartof ''uil err.o ii kohi son aad the sad ul'iermO Macnlpn. nrknowlrdg. e to me that he subscribed the name of f.nt- llermo II. Robinson there oas prin.T Tu,.l an n.s ms own name as attornc In fact. IzO aft t,fe same time and D'ace D. rsonaiiv apDtssred \. NhnlfeZ. WlO-e name k subs. rifcti | (, fh.. ior-going lnsirument aS the nftorne, in fact or Fernnndo Fspriu aud the said Ramir a.know ciged to me that he signed the name nf ernando Fspriu thereto as prfnc5pal and ms own name a- attorney in fict
 EB. N Il.LTA S
 sfAL' ,o Notary Pnblic- My commission Apires March 1g, X. D. fe0. Filed for record March 20. lsea at a:aa n T,
 W. N. ~ INNINGS Rerorder riist date of pnblication.Aprl s is9n
The oasis., 1899-04-22
ralque sta,u. of l.oaI.IAaa womea.

A curlOn~ legal anulualy has Just cnWe tu lght in Lpuisiaad. The late cnn>JitutIvna. cOuveuti,p gave tax- payiug Wuineu Lue right t0 vote upon ali questions snDiuiLted tO tile tax payers. lt a,idtd clause, uuIqIe Tn Llle suffrage l@s of Llils country, that any wouIau wiI7 dld not wish tu gn t0 the puiis herself might give proxy Up s,,iie une else to cast her vote fur her. hi, was d ne outtf clnydlruus fegaid Tor the wulDeu, who, ib va, LIhus,ll, might shrink from contact wiJu he p.lis.
 Ne" Ocledns is preparing to hold it's first elecllpn under Lhe new law, to decide upJn tax levy fir sewerage auu u,aiiiage. An examination Of tne a>sessut's b,oks reveals that there are iiIuie btdn lv,OO0 tax.payiug woln-n In Ne~ O,lcdns: nd tue mayor, the citl couucll. tue president Of tue ciLs board pf health and other civic ulstaJdrlrs have been eioquently uleln9 the women to vote m favor Uf brL,er sanitation for their hulneS.
 Some of llie women thought they wuud ratner vote Dy prX,; aud Ih,s tlas brought tu light he anomaly III question. IL Il woman gives d cerIi- 1 ncate lo q proxy to vote for her. the certificate must be slgned by two cumpeient witnesses. Many New Or ! leaus won n are now flndlug nut for the hrst June that bs the Louisiana law. wnicn IS based un tue law If France, a woman Is not a competent witnes to legal document In Louisiana, taX-pal ing wuInen may | yule un the expenditure Of their taxes aud m thls way are in advance of all | the northern and eaS ern states. But, i while d woman may be d voter in her | own right, or may cast vote as proxy | fof another woman She is not legally i to witness the slgnibg of the certificate. Mrs. Evelyn W. Ord way. president ofthe Era Cub of New Orleans, winch has been actiye m this rifnft for improved sanilation, says: '' hIs shows the advance that has taken place during the interval be- tween the old and the new laws She adds that she be- ieves few women will prefer to cast 5neIr votes by proxy.
 ETHEL c. AVERY.
The oasis., 1899-04-22
ARfIrLLS GF I,cORPOR iTIOl
The laqnl, liOct zullla and Arizpe Land
 Development Company.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That we. the underS ned have this day vol- nntarly MssOriated ourselves togeihe for ne purpose ot formina C rDora'ion under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. And we hereby certify:
 FlhsT
 That the name Of said corporntt,n K The Y1qut Moctezpma rnd Arizpe Land Dcvrl- opuient Company
 SECOND.
 That its principal place of busiaess is the Town ot Nognies santa Cruz County, Ter ritory Of Arizona
 THIRD.
 That tho genera nature of the business proposed 70 be transacted hy it is: To ac- Quire lands pertainini to the puhlic domain nf the government of Mexico under d con ctSSioL Of ~siid government to Dr. J. Daz Prletn- dated Septenrcr T. 1S9s. to buy and sell land froul individuals and communities; to establish trrigaiion systems: 10 SC l or lease water rights to irrigate lands Belonging tO this corporation; to raise cattle OF oth.r domestic animn <: 10 SOW or raise c rcais or other crops. eith-r as a corporation or hy contract vi companies or individuals: fO irqure title to or interest n coal mines. or other depO is Of ,H' tas or minerals Of any and every ki q. and to sell and convey or work or otherwise dispose of the same and Of fhe product- thereof tO construct rail- roads tramway- or other means of tra S- portatlcn or ronveyance and to colunizr lands within Mexico.
 FOURTH
 That this corporation shall have it's com mencemert on the sth day nf Mar.h. . s9o and Ontinuc in operation for Twenty five years thereafter
 FIFTH.
 That the amountofirs capital stock hereby authorized shall be une Million Doll rS tSl .00O.' % divi ed into One Hundred Thnus. and Shhres l01l0a of a pr value of Ton Dol ! rs i1000 each. Ten per ce ntof whi n, h ll be paid mp it the organzation of tho cot- poratlon md the remnining ninety per cent at ssch times and in such amounts as the board of directors may determine.
The oasis., 1899-04-22

J D. Bridge, editor and prnDrietor of Ile Dem" rat, Lancaster, N H., says; 'l would not be without One Minute Cuneh Cure for Dy hiy, when troubled wiih q cough or C, la It. is the best remedy f"r crcup l ever used' L. w. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1899-04-22
PIMA COUNTY

 Tmcson early this week. MT Bent was formerly msnavcr of the .l plomn mines, in the Altar dist rict nf Sonora.
 Star: Jn iee William lI Barnes has been retainei n C n ssl [ IT Inc board of supervis ITS af Siata Crnz county tn look after tha intnrssts ni tha pev county in all tho nrpreadiags before the P ma cnunty board.
 Lieni Dirk Flelscher is in rec"inf of 2 letter from Mir II. Lew. former ly Of NnVales. tiit tsen"r three years rast r., fhe S,ntn,. .D ,minga cfrlntrv. in fhe Altar district nf S'nnra. that he is now at he new mining ramn nf Fremont. Pim, cnun'v and k mlna ger of the coinpauy oneratios mines there
 Citizen: Krk l.. Hart left Tuesd,y for NngaIes. On rhursdav, or ihere- ahnnts. he will bn a' B., 'e. and will try tn arrange hsSehalI gsme he- tween tho representatives nf th ,t town and ihe Tnrs"n hail.tnsser> MT. Hart iS ao enthp-iast when it cores to manly sports of almost any kind.
 Star: J. Knox Crhett will soon commence the erection nf new iron front hmilding fnr Russ T < Sheld ID. next dnor tO hn electric light works. on Church streef l the meantime Russell So Sheldon will carry nn their business in The Raiulnvi ii block. Thns imnrovement goes on in our business center
 Citizer. ] seph C. perrv left this morning fnr philad"lnha tn locate in thai city. where his vii. has h"en awaifing hiscim'ng tnr several weeks. The prrrvs have resided io Trr~nl some twenty odd wears. Nr. Perry having fiIlen [ he office nf secretary of the Pioneer Historical S'n'ietv anl other positions nf tru>-. lle expects to visit Tucson in ih-fall.
 Frontier: The Elk clnh honse will te ready iu about ten da,s. The work an he ceiliug and walls is very fine Win nsrouu ha>e, a ,erra cotta center topped with delicate tan, the effect aud harmony ot color 1 ing is delightful. ln the lndge room the pillars will he marhlrizrd. I he room- nn the first ii ,.r will l,r finished I in several cnnrs, all Sifr and delicate. The has|ment will he nliIn wni,e streaktd vii swear wards whpn the cnok nverlonks psn-i"a>t, the bar keep puts in tno much s,,ur, or the billiard halls won't r,ll right. Nn mittrr what ihe verdict may he on the outer appeara,.cs uf iii.. huildiny. there will he but pne conclusion pn the inside fleet and arrapR, ment.
 Star: Messrs. Atkinson, No"n and Peek, he board of supervi-urS uf san. ta Cruz cnunly, who have hten here for the last week in cunneclin tan with the hoard of Pima county, relative tn the decision uf questions concerning the tw" counties, returned this morn ing Co N"gaes. The boards adj turned to meet nexI on the 24,h. There WAS no agreement reached between the boards relative to the q, bt tobe borne b, Santa Cruz county or the am ,unt of funds to be transferred by the treasurer "f Pima county to Santa Cruz county. It is learned thqtrher is small chance of an agreement be
The oasis., 1899-04-22
TERRITORY rF A lzo~.. Con- fy of Sautaf ruz

tIDu' TNU ~iUlhF fuZ-
 Before me. tb Williams. Il Notary Public inand Tor said countv. ou this day person ,lly appeA ed pr J. nirz prietv ana r Sandoval knownto mr 10 be the sane persons whose names re subscribed to the fOreging Arti- cles of Incorporation and seyeraily acknowl- edged to me at they eSerused the sain, for tne purp3~es and consideration therein mentioned.
 Given u.,der my hand aud <cal of office tb 2sth day of March. A n i,qa
 iSea) EB. WILiIX Ms.
 ioct-n >o'aiS ubiit'- My commission expires March 10, A. N Isso
The oasis., 1899-04-22

: The big edition of TIE OASIS will contain from IS to 20 pages of reading matter and illustrations.
The oasis., 1899-04-22
SEVENTH.

That the directors shail be chosen bv the stockholders at ihe regulnr meeting ff the -sme: the first of which shall be ou fine 0rss Monday of April \ D 0i. and tlle -urcrrd- ing mcetine~ at int ryais uf two years there aft on the same day of the same nlunth- and ihtt unii the said meeting in 1901 the Dpard oi directors siIali consi Of Ur Joaquin Illaz Pfttio. rrS dent: Juan N B,fngas NIce President; Gullermo IT, Robinson, h. F Spiu~llI euD-Sc ref;rg: rerunndo F4 prln and Prospero sandoval, Directors
 EIGHTH.
 That the highest amount of indcbt edness 70 which this corporation shall At any time subject itself shall be Five flu drrd Thousand Dollars s5c00o0.
 NINTH. shall be exempt from its.-orpOrate debts.
 TENTH
 The stock shall not bc nssessabe beyond it's par value N @Ir> WHEREOF. we have hereunto set out hands and sea $ this 18th day of March. ii. iSH
 Williams
 DR. j. DIAZ PRTETO. lseall JUAN N, BktN1As. by NJ. Mascarenils, his attorney in fact fS..all FRANfJSCO r. DAVILA. by r. sandoval. his attorney in fact f~rall .UlLLERMO H ROBINS IN. by GuiIler- mo Macalpin. hi- alto ney in fact seal ". SPlNtLLI, by SandOval. his attor- ney in fact tse,I p.S NDOVAL. f~eaD FERN sNDO EsPRIU, by F.. Ramir..z hts attorney in fact. tS-al
The oasis., 1899-04-22
SIXTH

That The business of this corporation sbali De managed and cOnifOiied iy a honrd of directors conslstine Vf Ten Members. from tnong whom the principal officers sbail be chosen ''
The oasis., 1899-04-22
EIGHTH.

That the highest amount Of indcbt edness. 70 which this corporation shall ht any time subject itself shall be Five flu dr-d Thousand Dollars s5C0Oo
The oasis., 1899-04-22

That the name oi said corporation |, The faqui, Moc'ezpma rnd Arizpe Land )cvrl- opuient Company
The oasis., 1899-04-22
SECOND.

Tn Il Its principal place of business k the Town of Nognles. santa Cruz County, Ter rltory of Arilonn.
The oasis., 1899-04-22
FOURTH

That thls corporation shall have it's com mencement nn the sth dny of Mar.h A . ls9q. and Ontinuc in operation for Twenty five years thereafter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-24
CIf)e Kd$r)~~

We make no special offering in any
one line, as all of our lines are COM
plete in every detail. The well-known
quality of all our goods need no special
mention; they speak for themselves.
Since our new store has been opened
one-half of the buyers of fine neck
wear in the city have been supplied.
The other half are waiting for their
chance. That will be next week. We
will give you due notice when to come
and when you do see 'em you'll just
close your eyes and grab; couldn't
make a mistake if you tried.
We have made arrangements with
our agents to furnish us with anything
new that happens along and not wait
until we order them. BY this method
we propose to keep abreast with all
the new creations in the
FURNISHING GOODS WORLD
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Don't forget that we hold the agency
for
DIR. DIEMEL'S LINEN MESH
UNDERWEAR.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-24
DEPARTrRES

Monday, October %.
Haw. blk. Foongh Suey, Willett, for
Singapore in ballast.
Am. blk. Klikitat, Cutler, for Port
Townsend i'm ballast.
Stmr. j. A. Cummins, Searle, for
Waimanalo.
Schr. Kawailani, Maka, for Koolau.
Tuesday, October a.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for KaundKa-
kali Kihei, Mahukona, Hilo and way
ports, p. m.
Stmr. Claudlne, Cameron, for Laha-
ina, Kahului and way ports, 8 p. m
Stmr. Kilauea Hou, for Kaunakakai,
p. m.
Schr. Ada, Nelson for Hanalei and
Kalihiwai, p. m.
Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Honokaa
and Kukuihaele, a. m.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, SimersOn, for La
haina, Kona and Kau.
Stmr. Mikahala, Thompson, for Ma
kaweli Waimea and Kekaha, p. N.
Stmr. w. G.. Hall, Peterson, for Ma
wiliwili, Koloa, Eleele and Hanapepe,
p. m.
Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Honokaa
and KulIuihaele, u noon.
Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Mosher, for Laha-
ina and Kaanapali, 4 p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-24

MEMOIR ANDA

The German fOur-masted bark Theo-
dor, which put into here in distress, has
been repaired and will sail for San
Francisco in few days. By the time
she arrives, she will have been a good
deal over 200 days in making the trip
from London.
The island steamer Kauai is at the
old fishmarket wharf. Her boilers have
been taken out. She will receive new
boilers and will be generally repaired
Today was a very busy day on the
island wharVes. Nearly all the Inter-
Island Company steamers and the
Claudine, Kinau and Kilauea Hou were
on the departure list.
The bark Ceylon, Captain Willots,
will probably get away tomorrow, going
to the coast in ballast.
The bark Theobald lost topsail on
the way from Nanaimo
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-24
PASSENGERS.

Per stmr. Mauna Loa, for Lahaina,
Kona and Kau, October PAT. Scott,
r. D. Moler Susan Elenoka, James w.
Seoule, n. Kay, Mrs. f. Keuken, S.
Murphy, DR.. Lindley, NJ. NJ. Onslaught
messy, Mrs. H. Virgins.
Per Stmr. Claudine, for Lahaina, Ka-
hului and way ports.-Mrs. W.O. Smith,
w. H. Hoogs, Mr.. Shrader, Theodore
Richards, C. II. Jennings, Mrs. d. K.
Kaialiilii, A. w. Fetter, j. Null, Mrs.
Mclean, F. j. Wheeler and wife, two
children and nurse, Mrs. Gilhus, Rev. d.
N. Lahilahi, Scott Wright, j. S. Nc
Candless.
Per stmr. Kinau, for Kaunakakai,
Hilo and way ports, October 24.-Rob-
ert Rycroft, w. w. Green, Miss r.
Dowsett, Miss E. H. Parke, VIM. Ora
ham, A. Horner, NJ. Sato and wife,
Becky Ihihi, Nipo Ihihi, Jas. Bicknell,
Mrs. G: H. Kluegel, A. Wight and wife,
Mele Kahai, Miss Kahai, Annie Ohia,
Miss Hattie Taylor, Miss b. Taylor,
Rev. c. A. Austin, Mrs. j. Renton,
Charles Hapai, w. H. Campbell A. j.
Campbell, Alfred Kanauke, j. w. Cath
cart, w. H. Campbell, w. Spiller, G.
Schumann, c. B. Gray,SW. G. Walker.
Booked.
Per S. s. China, for San Francisco
Mrs G. b. Jordan, Miss H. r. Jordan,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. st. Goar,S Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Raas, Miss Lily Blum, Mrs. E.
Lyon, Godfrey Brown, Capt. Matson,
wife and child NJ. NJ. Grossmann, Miss
Charlotte Hall, Mrs. T. G.. Thrum, Miss
Thrum, S. Parker, Alfred Carter, Bruce
Cartwright, Bernard V. Force, Mrs.
Schauliner, Albert Friedenthal Mrs.
Renton, Mr.. Arthur G. F. Bulen and
wife, DR.. F.. L. Talcozzy, G. r. Den
nett, Mrs. F. NJ. Morgan-Ott, r. S.
Moore, L. f. Prescott, G. NJ. Whitney,
Mrs Forsyth, James ONeill and 2
friends, w. r. Kinney.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-24
SHIPPING Intelligence.


ARRIVALS.
Monday, October %.
Stmr. Niihau. Gregory from Kappa,
October %: 5000 bags sugar 80 head
cattle.
Sip Kaiulani, Sam, from Pearl Lochs.
Tuesday, October -.
Br. stmr. Carlisle city, Aiken, from
Yokohama October 10: 200 tons mer-
chandise, 102 Japanese immigrants
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-24

These are only a few of the books
we have in stock, but it is sufficient to
give an idea of what can be had at
The Golden Rule Bazaar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-24
A GOOD THING.

There's one good thing when they feel
dry
That business men cannot pass by,
For far and wide it's fame you hear,
They stop to drink of Rainier" beer.
On draught or in bottle at Criterion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-24

Fine Book and Commercial Printing
at the Star Office
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

The extent ~ which 1sdsfn machinery
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19


m svwes ssNfsssWes N CNeeaG1 "a not
turn evs - MveA 81 . ssvss we feast
~ Ssks y. Altess1 ps~dsessA
- \. "
~ ~. Ringer realty intends 10 bacts
Asva Ne n sshtNg . esuaa many ltbsssSew
with tks lions ssa bsesee bs0laalsg NJ
setsegssAe movement
~ -
4 e1ess Trust h Ming os6anIsed Win .
capitalization ~ 1M,1eo, ssA wsft b.
seon IswWshsA unsN more ~ tees susps-
slsus rvbIge. The scheme vtii 1eutsJsss
ehd IN smshs
y n -
cysn. Slmlsso n N favor 81 hoidins On
Immediate slsee1sa ~ Dssse1sns o. osato
Essueee. - - y - - ~ smgy ssads-
sAse me sssmsssy u IN election nishs
~ 1lspsass1 With.
UAW. Aiesv has concluded that ~ do~s
not want " run for ths senate pinsrss
sAvs he n Assssmsnsd 20 abandon politics.
TIE ssopis Of Mlehissn are wondssias
what viii hADpss nest
y ~ -
Perry belmont has inst returned %
London from the eoatlssat and has had
Nv attention esjIsd W . ssputsd inter-
view IN wbteh bs II msds " declare
bimssIf IN favor Ut Candidate Brysa.
NJ. belmont hAstsns ~ sspvdtsts the
Interview end smphsttcaiIy declares
that hs shall continue 70 oppose
wvys0, whom hs n wNsbts 10 sup
pou ~ reason ~ he nnsaetsi hsss-
stss. IN stbss words, w. usImont De-
etssss himself 10 ~ en- incorporating
g0M standard Democrat Ms. Usysn's
London agent WAS mvah more success.
wi with NJ Croker thsn with ~. Dsl.
mont
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

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Among ths regiment Cheney claims fcus
loyal and brave sons, Robert \. Harris.
J<oren Ortnstead, I'd. y'urman and Harry
Wells. The SPOKANE Red Cross Society,
through the medium of the press and per-
sonal solicitation, u raising funds Tor the
TRANSPORTATION Of Companies \ and L from
Seattle " Spokane md - give them q
royal welcome. The cttisens Of Cheney
should call = mass meeting and appoint .
committee to solicit funds 20 assist the
Red Cross of Spokane IN this grand WORK.
Cheney should DO her part aad duty
towards those who have sacrinced Their
all for thetr Countrys sSveca-Chensy
Free Press.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

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