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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Cheyenne, wyo., July ii-Today tho
burlington people filed certificates OF
Wyoming 4 Western railway with the
clerk n this county. This company
States that Il win build q line " rail-
road south from Alliance. Neb., 90
point on the North Platte river. thence
northwest along the North Platte river
90 the boundary line between Nebraska
and Wyoming. thence west across tho
State OF wyoming to the boundary line
between Wyoming and Idaho. passing
through tho counties of Laramie, Al
bnny, Carbon. swectwater and Ulnt.,h.
This would Indicate that the Burling-
ton means business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

progresses the shaft now being down q
depth ~ 800 feet in showing 0f miner
allied lime and quartz. No greater can
De- attained by the whlmand the dirac-
tors are now considering the question
Of "a new hoist. Continuing along the
great belt In which the Black Warrior
ls located is the great Manhattan WV
group and the Jefferson group. ana ~ l7
well known expert. has just concluded
critical examination NJ the latter
group and VIII nt once supervise active
work in Ia dcvclopmont-Nephi Re-
public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
WANTS moRr nAILnoAps.
Mass Meeting or citizens TO b. Held Ia
Ioise Tomorrow sight

With the local political sky cleared.
with the people Hurfeltod with politics
ana no possibility OF nr desire Tor pOli-
tics for ~ least year. citizens should
devote their entire energies to the
question thni should be. and we think
b.. closer 10 the hearts OF Bolseitcs
than anything olHc-the question OF
giving the city additional railroads
There cannot possibly be- anything
" greater Importance 10 this city.
The railroad committee of the cham
Der Of commerce viii report TO that
body tonight. and will. Il ~ under.
stood, ask o. have mass meeting
called FOR Saturday night. az which
time the committees report will also be
presented
The people Of the city will at that
time be acquainted with the exact sta
tus of the railroad situation. Al tho
facts bearing on IL VIII be- presented.
They Will be given an opportunity
Tor immediate action.
Everyone Interested In the upbulld-
Ing or the city should be- present at
that mass netting. by their presence
they should Indicate their Interest and
by their action their purpose 20 give
every possible assistance 10 this move
q overwhelming importance.-Boise
StateHman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Special Correspondence.
ogden. July III. l.. whitlock and j..
X, urmston have located and recorded
the North Star and Queen mining
claims. respectively. ON the Ben Loo
mond lode. in the uuurranlznl mining
district northeast Of and about ton
miles from ogden. Both claims adj
Join the Eureka. Ben i.omonl aud Me-
vnda claims of the ogden and Chicago
group.
John Henderson recently made dis
cuvrry IN the mountains north ~ the
Porter claims. Tests % the ore gave
value ~ - 900. All the ground IN this
Vicinity has been located by Henderson
and hs friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

London, July 1.-THE number OF
bhiea offered AZ the wool auction sales
today aggregated 1lG7 There was "A
good attendance present The list cone
sisted " a miscellaneous selection, ana
included good New South Wales and
Queensland Geelongs. which were ex-
tremely competed for, mostly By the
continent Cross-brods We're In large
supply Medium greasy Cape Of Good
Hone and Natals withdrawn later. were
evidently not wanted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

have been IN the hands of receivers.
ore loaded down with debt and BONDED
for two W three times what they cost
and il takes an the money earned To-
pay their watored securities Rail
roads in existence In q given territory
are often the least able 90 build new
lines. why ana not some ola railroad
company build the Wclscr and Hunt
lnatou lines now under construction To
the Seven DeyilF7 Again sometimes
She mnnnrera OF railroads only hold
their positions By a majority OF one "
the board and do not dare to branch
out.
Those best posted say That Ia view
OF past history, the best and sufcst
way to get O. railroad company, or
other capital Interested IN local roads.
IL 10 do something at home first IN the
way OF organization and building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Acting Passenger Agent Helntz OF the
lslp druudc Western stated yesterday
that tho whole Nineteenth regiment
will start FOR tho West from camp
Meade, Pa, ON sunday next. word be-
ing received here 20 that effect
The regiment d. composed OF sixty
officers ana 1000 enlisted men. with "A
fun ana complete equipment. The
Journey TO The Golden Gate city win
he made in about five days. and il will
require fully ten trains for their trans
p1riatlon, The Rio Gunde Western
has occurred the contract for the move.
mont NJ the troops ana the people In the
passenger department feel Justly proud
over their fortune IN obtaining this
business, ns the competition for ID was
sharp aud determined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
IrUE IDEA Nor CORRECT.
The Theory that Railroads Can Only be
limit by Established Roads.

The proposition that no railroad can
possibly be constructed only by or with
me consent and aid OF some other well
established road n AIN the yeriest moon
shine, Al least, the Baker lily Repub.
ucan July llth So contends. "Inyes-
ugnuuu shows that this reasoning Ia
false for several reasons" says tho Re
publican, ana then proceeds:
Many stockholders % the big rail-
roads live in England. Europe and the
EAST ana they care nothing about the
the line OF their railroad SO long ~
they get an they can out " the pron-
erty itself Many OF the large roads
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

New York. July 1.-the Times SAYS
Oricinl announcement ~ Co be made
tomorrow OF the election ~ John $.
Kennedy 90 the board or directors ~
the Northern Pacific railroad company.
Mr.Kennedy ls credited with being the
largest Individual holder OF Great
Northern Railway securities. and he %
said 90 hold over $4,000 shares of North
crn Pacific Ills election Is taken 20
mean that there viii be- no rate war
between the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific.
OF James j. mrs personal friends,
John Kennedy IL probably the closest
OF his business colleagues. Mr. Kcnne-
dy has been his chief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Attorney Edward Pike NJ Eureka. has
filed with the county rvcorlDr here u
conveyance pluHtorUl with fl2l worth NJ
Uncle SANS revenue Htnmpu The
decd iH 90 the BLACK Warrior NJ 9. of
Tintic. and conveys the property now
halug operated north of tho Bullion-
BECK known as the Black Warrior and
Fraction lodol, Tor consideration OF
$4,000.
This property o. said 90 be on a con-
Uuuation of tho great Beck ore channel.
and indications are very favorable FOR
tho discovery OF ore as development
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Special Correspondence.
Logan. July i8.-Trtd Turner exc
sherIn NJ this county. came down to-
day from the Richie Cache mine. bring
lnE with him nfiv pounds 90 ore takch
from vein said 90 be- seven feet in
width and which has been lately dil.
covered Salt Lake mining men Tee
comfy offered 10 bond che property Tor
$4,000. bat Mr. Turner will now urgc
Che directors o. refuse the Oner Treas
ufv stock wan llk0ly u' placed ON the
market. and means thus obtained used
tn push further development work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
MARKET REPORTS.


New York. july ii-Loudon'a money
difficulties caused some hHHtinrf1 10
International stocks at The Opening
here. but changes were narrow either
way, number 1f Tho rpeciult0a show
FMS small gains Sugar ran on 4.
brooklyn Tunrlt moved up strongly
lA nfior declining 90 ana sugar and
Manhattan about 20 point each. The
railroad liHt WIS dull but hardened af-
Ter tho opening. Oregon Navigation
preferred ruHc ia
just previous to the bank statement
The bears sold The grangers but quick
ly covered on favorable interpretations
10 that exhibit The rally ln the gran
gers extended To point in So Paul.
Tho buying movement exhausted itself
with the covering hy shorts. but the
gains were held The closing was In
tcnacly dull but firm nt the top.
SUGAR.
New York. July i5-sugnr-B Raw.
easy fair refining. 1916. centrifugal
% test. a. mllnHHrH sugar 3 lialt, roe
fined. steady. crushed. o. powdered,
iAi graduated. ih.
MONEY AND BONDS.
New York july i5-Moncy on call
steady ut per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3haih per
cent
sterling exchange arm with actual
business in bnukora' bills at AhfiaMat
Tor demand ana ts:A Tor 60 days,
posted rates, fsiuth6 and AsSqh,
commercial bills. ik3is.
Silver certificates. GOuGi.
Bar silver. %.
Mexican dollars. i1N.
state bonds lnactivc' railroad bonds
firm.
Government bonds Easy, q. s. 9 reg,
i0iit. % reg, iOsHh coupon, 100,
now O. reg, $50. coupon. i.3O. old ~
seF., liz coupon. i.i2h! o. reg. and
coupon, i1gts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

A. a meeting 81 the directors of the
pctro Mining company h.ld today. a
dividend Of 5000 waa declared. payable
on The goth inst The books viii close
on the Goth 90 %. M.
This u the nrvt dividend OF the year.
ana u was stated ut the office that
there ~ enough ore IN sight 60 warrant
the assertion that the future record
n The pctro will be that of a regular
dividend unVor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Mr. r. r Furnsworth returned today
from Frisco where he visited the Horn
Silver. Drifting ~ going forward
nt the 1900. foot Lowell and things at the
mine look very encouraging, hut there
~ no change uf any consequence.
AZ the Washington. located about one
and half miles from the Horn silver
work has been Resumed The SHAFT
Is now down about 800 foot, and II IL
the Intention 90 push development on
the property. though, nt the present
time, but two shifts Of men are work.
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
AN IMPORTANT TEST.


It.
DO YOU realize the Importance OF tho
Kidneys and Bladder when diseased
thoy make lot OF trouble tear down
the system and create gravel tstuuc IN
the BLADDER, Women OTTER Hufter ffom
so.cnllod female weakness" whom their
trouble really noH with the klluvys and
bladder. Try this tHat lut SONS uiuo
I'm "a lumber Let It stand twgnty-fnur
hours II there BE- % sediment O. cloudy
or milky appearance. yugr Kidneys are
sick NJ YOU are Obliged 90 uriuntc oftpu,
especially during tho nighG 10 your
urine stains linen, N you have Hcaldlng
pains lu passing 10, N your back pains
you. your Bladder and Kidneys are dis
euspd and you should nc once take the
greatest OF an kidney medicines. pr.
David Nonncdy'H Fayorlto Remedy II
has cured tho most distressing cases,
II win euro you,
~ corr,cu the bad effect of beer oi
whie FY,Will cure cold and chronic cases
OF rheumatism and Dyspepsia and cots
gently set promptly Ou the Bowels, Fla
Vorltu Remedy sold Tor one dollar
bottle nt am drug stores.
You Wly have "a trial bottle ~ Fa-
vorltn Kennedy with "a pamphlet VI val.
uuh'u medical advice sent frrp hy mail
postpaid, lbs sondnr YOUR ID Iaregs to
the Dir DAVID KENNEDY oORpOR-
ALTON, Roniuut y. ~, and rHrtiuu-
ing the News The proprietors ~
this paper guarantee the commences
OF this liberal onor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
N rnE OREGON COUNTRY.
The q. II. a northern Pacific both
Active.

Active
The Northern Pacific and the Oregon
Railway and Navigation companies, IL
seems, are each determined 10 swOop
down upon tho Clearwater country IN
the state on the north and gObblc the
business thorr. Each road has us
hands fun iu lighting tho other for pos
session " territory. The q, H. and n.
wiz build a line from iupuria, wash
inEton. To Lewiston. Idaho. "A distance
ut about Hcvonty-elght miles.
The contract Tor the construction Of
this line was let by that company not
long ago, resulting In much speculation.
The Anaconda Standard cntcrtains
the theory that the nucleus for another
trauscoutluental line ~ an established
fact, that the Oregon Hallway and
Navigation company will undoubtedly
build into Bitter Root and the Burling-
ton on west through Montana to con-
meet with them.
Thus says the standard;
There IN a pretty well defined rumor
that when the Oregon Railway n Navl-
cation company strikes the Clearwater
valley II viii not stop there, but will
proceed on up 10 the summit OF the
Bitter Root and there make connec-
ton with tho Burlington. which il Ia
expected viii build west through Mon-
tnnn. In many ways the interests OF
the burlington and those Of the Oregon
Railway a Navigation are Identical.
With q connection such na proposed the
burlington would have the advantages
OF the transcontineutal road and tho
oregon Railway q Nuvlggtio while
having the advantages Of the large lo-
cal traffic, would have Ia the Burllng-
ton a large source ~ new revenue IL
would De an arrangement especially
favorable 20 both roads. In fact. the
two companies are logical partners.
IN many quarters ID Is firmly be-
lleNed the roads Will make the conuec-
tiun. The Burlington has had mnny
cnglneering companies ~ work
throughout the west and Is In a posi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

To-day the dividends OF tho Bullion
Hock and Centennial Eureka were dis
trihutrd. amounting 10 $4,000 and ti5,-
900. respectively. The hearts N the
mon IN the employ M the Bullion Beck
were also made glHd by the distribution
uf about $4,000 among them. Of this
amount $4,000 E0rH To- the mlnc ems
plpyca, while about $1,000 pays the mill
hands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

such. according % the Tlntlc Miner.
o. Tiutic'H record Tor the wcHk OF tho
total number Hrnt out Centennial
Eureka o. credited with o. Gemini. TO:
Godivu. I Uncle sam and tiumhuE. G;
Mammoth o. Grand Central. B. and
the Dragon Iron mine, a. Bullion.
ELnmN MIN ono MLL-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

The property bonded by ". u. Tib-
balls 90 al. In In Sal district. hrs
been made the basis ~ a corporation
called tho iiuntsmnn Copper company.
whose capital stock amounts To- i.0ln-
goo shares OF the par value NJ 80 each.
Latest REPORTS from New York state
that this stock o. selling there nt from
tl t1 90 cents per share. a week ago
5000 shares sold at those figures. and
the Hllc OF 1900 more o. reported az
the same figures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Kansas city July lj.-Cuttle=Rr-
oaIpu. lHn Market steady Nauvr
a,gTrH. il5 20 $50, Texas steers 800 10
aa', Texas cows. 900 20 $50. native
cows uuI hulfgrs 300 a. 800, HtogEers
and fuclDrF. 800 20 400. bulls 300 "a
40.
llura Receipts. $500. Market 3 1 Zoe
lower Bu'E 0f stlef. 40 ~ 40, heavy.
illls U i.i, packers. 40 90 te0. mixed.
iu2is u ago, light, 400 az il2h. york.
crs. ina H il2la, plgs. $3.50 90 400
80 HUrvu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Chicago July 1.-THE Chronicle to-
morrow viii say: George w Itiatlne,
now president OF the Colorado Mid
land road and a former Chiuagoan. has
accepted an executive position with tho
Chicago & Alton. Just what Office Mr..
Ristine Is 10 occupy on the Alton IL not
announced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
REnucED RATES EAST

{. NJ q st. y. Ry.
July ist End and 2rd TO Detroit ana
return s5tOO.
July Sth. 9th and 10th 20 Richmond.
Va. and return gi975.
July 10Th. t7th ana 18th to Indlnnnpo-
lis, Ind ana return $1,000.
Be surc and buy your ticket over the
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul r1il-
way, the electric lighted, solid yesti-
buled train route.
l.. l.. DOWNING,
Coml Agent.
2le South West Temple, Salt Lake.
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
CuICAGo MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July l5.-uogu Receipts 3d.
900. tomorrow 5000. left over tli9.
Market 5HiUC lower Mixed butchers
a.laui.3s. good heavy i.Jlut3a, rough
ili1i. 90. Hight i.20ui,3s.
Cnttlc-ltecUlptH 900. Steady
Sheep Receipts 1900, Steady,
PRODUCE
chicago. July i5.-soptcmber wheat
opened at 5lt, sold up TO ,Jia and de-
ClIned 10 13uh.
Close. Whcat-Iuly 1iA. Sep, 12AQ
IL, Dec, lhfrA, May 1lfs.
Curn-July %, Sept. lJA.
OatH-Iuly 2iA Sept 2OH.
rurk-july 300. Sept g.tOu9.i2ii.
Lard July i.3ia. Sop. b.l5.
iuhs-July $40. Sop. BID.
Cash close WhuutHNo. rcd ga
55l. 80, 1908, 80. 9 hard winter
i2uili No, hard winter dua; 40. 1
northern Hpring ilhu,lA, SO, more
thcu spring dbut.a, No. o spring
Otfft2.
Com-So, aiHHH. 80. asa
OdtB-No, 2ial, 40. o 2iuA.
Harley -3iui2.
Nyr#li,
Timothy SIS.
EluA-iu2is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

A vein of high grade ore has been
struck In the south drlft 0f tho Vnlco
The vein iU foot wide 100 contact
such was the news conveyed by "a let
ter from tho Park TO PARTIES IN town
today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Hutior Mining company. Co the listing
committee of the Salt Lake exchange.
which has resulted Boo The Listing uf that
mine iu the column of unlisted stocks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Something viii be- heard from the
head of North MN Crock shortly Sir.
a. g., Taylor q wen known miner and
prnspcctor ~ this city. has Just re-
mine NOV known ns Sierra MndruJ.
Mr. Taylor ana associates have started
90 sink shaft upon sixteen feet NJ
quartz. which carries some gold. Five
men are now ne work The SHAFT VIII
hr sunk into the quartlzlte nt 90 feet,
and the main shaft which N now about
90 demonstrate that they have very
good prospect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

New York. July i5.-Tho weekly bank
statement shows the following changes;
surplus reserve Increase, o.. .,,t 6.G5G.2i5
Loans decreased 90. .., ...s..s lHlsN,tuO
Specie, decreased. ,., . ,..., iO1.tn0
Legal tender. Increased ..,, 2,lsniOo
Circulation. Increased. o.. .... 1900
The baniSs now hold ti0.69s.15O In cN-
cess OF the requirements OF the 20 per
cont rule
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
As Development Work Goes on, It
viii be Loudly Heard From
PLENTY OF ORE IN SIGHT.
Tie Kremiin Al Hisht chicago
ships Naicp strife Gonerai
utuing Ncws.

10 is likely that many districts here
t1f0ra but lmporfocuy examined and
developed VIII soon be adding their
quota 90 the swelling supply ot precious
mineral ore. such is the belief " a.
l.. Holston. who o. lu town today from
Bingham. Mr lio1aton b. Interested loo
several properties ON tha eastern slope
of the West Mountain, whore be- re-
ports development work progressing
very satisfactorily
Interesting developments are report
ga along the southeast purt Of the
SLOPE. un some claims in the Buttor-
nsli canyon. Joe DERRICK and others
are doing some surface work. which 10
showing up WE'LL Pro .pegtiug H. utll
going forward ut g. joe. several men
are employed and Mr. Gelry. who Is
iu charge. reports the outlook Co be
very encouraging. % b. co. intention of
Mt iiUaHt0u and others o. begin WORK
shortly on other claims near th1 kfem-
Too. The krUmlln, said Mr. hruntun.
has future before lt The shaft IN
now down about 800 feet aud "a drift 10
deal uf work has been done ou t1u
shaft. which with the hard rock enc
tuuuturUd. has retarded operations
somewhat. Tho management however,
feel confident. the more su since cvcry
foot NJ the drift is showing better In
dlrutluuH. shipping ore could be got
out now. but u b. the intention 20 get
things properly On shape before at
tempting 60 handle the ore. AZ tse
bottom 81 the shaft there ~ good
vein of silver and lead ORE which shows
good values and Is widening out right
along
Some very good oie has been lately
taken out OF the Chicago, which Joins
the Kremllu on the south, and % u only
question OF time whom Other good
Cd su na 90 boz worked with profit The
hills IN the vicinity abound with ore
and u appears that tho eastern slope
VI the West Mountains viii yet make
for IfHrtf nm uuuvIuw uumU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

During the wook therr were l5l $50
shnres sold ON the Salt Lake Exchange,
representing value OF si2,liL13A.
The oasis., 1899-11-04

It will not be surprise to any who are at all familiar with the good quail ties of Chamberlain's Cough Reme. dy, to know that people everywhere take pleasure in relating their ex- perience in the use of that splendid medicine and in telling of the benefit they have received from it., of bad colds it has cured, of threatened at Jacks of pneumonia 1t has averted and of the children it has saved from at tacks of croup and whooping cough It is a grand, good medicine. For sale by L. w. Mix & Co.,, Druggists.
The oasis., 1899-11-04
SONORA SETTINGS.
Collection of Happenings in the State
 Over thc Line.

For gents shoes, ladies' shoes and babies shoes, go to La Casa Colorado, Miguel Padres, proprietor, at La O. lorada. El Comercio is the name of a news paper recently started at Hermosillo by MT F. R. Velasco.
 For fine Stetson hats, and hats of the "Lion brand" go to La Casa Colo rada. Miguel Padres, proprietor, La Colorado.
 El Trafico states that for use in pro. secution of development of the coal measures at La Barranca, recently purchased by the Southern Pacific CO.,, there have been received two gasoline hoists of the latest improved patterns.
 The Sonora Legal Consulting Bu- reau is the only EFFICIENT profes- sional office assisting, FREE OF CHARGES, the foreign investors in Mexican enterprises. It's address is in the professional card column of this paper.
 Alberto AzcOna and Carlos Casano- va have applied to the municipal authorities at Magdalena for a con cession to establish an electric light plant in that city. It will doubtless be granted and the plant installed as soon afterward as possible.
 MT. c. F. Pearson is now superin- tendent of the Torres X Prietas rail- way. MT. Pearson is a railroad man of many years experience and is ad- mirably fitted for the post. Some years ago he was trainmaster on the Sonora railway with headquarters at Nogales, and is we'll known here. Yuma Sentinel: Some people seem to think that the road to the gulf will not be built until years to come. These, we would advise to go along the line of the proposed road and look at the country to be developed. Then go down the coast of Mexico and see the markets to be opened up. When they have done this we would suggest that they inquire into the concessions granted to the road. Then we'll be ready to record their verdict-"The road will be built.n
 Saturday evening of last week, pur- suant to cali from ia iunta directiva" (state central committed of Sonora, a meeting was heid at Hermosillo to perfect an organization for the com ing presidential election. THE OASIS acknowledges receipt of circular an nouncing the meeting, which circular bears the names of J. J. Pesqueira, Manuel de Icaza, Julio CarraDza, Juan Bojorquez Beniguo Lopez y Sierra. It is the intention to organize such clubs all over Sonora, as well as in all other states in the Republic.