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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
RAYMOND & WHlTCOMB.
Tours and Tickets Evcrywhere.
c5 Union SQUARE. Telephone 620--lsth sss

DvEETsEMEsTs and suSssripens 2. "a. rns
ID door north Of sist-st. until clock m; aossru,
merits received following branch onsss rseses
until O'Clock VIZ 20 sth = -.
cor 23d-st i52 eth-ave. cor. i2th-u Macy Wh-ex&
snS itth-st: l42 columbusave.. near W est oo'n-st
West s2d-st eth-aye.: % East itth-et D' W.
s2d-st II and shaw lo' Eass tn-ss'
efs,-.s: iTos fs-aye.. ssth-st 30 5a-sye nsee
sS0s sd-avs. 2s0 East 7oth-sl lo2i 3davs; Soe<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28

observation-disclosures the adverse OF influences
hand This morning ana IN iacs tnrcpsng , uf The
trst place Liverpool cables reported soIh
IN that point as the resu, oi aSe'e Ta
Win ms Swssthsr Conditions the crop making
ran5 5sadway throughout southern portion OF the
heit with chonping In some distrcs WINE
the northern sections farmers Were i,i Tyb,le
fron ox 10 three the said 10 have
made very good start and the opinion was eSprssru
1nsr AS whole large yield would transpire in spite
81 the that the acreage reduction was quite eAse
account for The crowd had looked for quite reaction
from Yesterdays rise natural result OK me pearsh
advantage and by mdda. had scored advance OF TO
points The feature Of the day; specuauveIy. "as
ica brokers what account II was Impossible 10
learn This particular demand rise 10 numerous re
q general squeeze was in contemplation win nutuss
shorts aimed chiefly. Throughout the rest OF te uaS
the old crop positions exhibited IelAuEe rn bS
activity. Light lquoauon OF new SIOp -, ~
ings checked sympathetic rise OF these months out on
the whole the market showed marked seadiness. IRE
lower There were further evidences to-day that parties
issuing yesterdays May notices were 5'uch
Disconnected by the this COTTON mac oeen sapo w
A certain Greek house Philadelphia firm were con
spicuous buyers OF the June July and august positos
and a well-known Wall Street commission mouse NO
ABSORBED offerings deliveries Among the caoes
received Liverpool were statements that the "eaH1
there was directly taceapie 70 seAs NJ
Continental points and signs OF further trouble al Man
chester mills II said that extensive sellng ORDERS
mad been cabled this side for the express pu
move ~ depressing the English market in order that our
market might be synpathetcaily Influenced
liable parties in the South teesrapnea tnat spot eGo
poor reception on the Of old rates. exporters ana
domestic spnners being induced to hold on for lowe.
receipts overran expectations and all indications now
point TO movement for the week OF 60 900 bales as
range prices the local market to-day
was as follows vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28

Spot cotton closed quiet and steady. with quotations
unchanged the basis Of asc for midding upande and
SIC for mddng Gulf. compared with 5-l6c and
e-lec respectively Total sales OF 305 bales
ncluosd 100 bales for direct shipment and 25 to
splnners spot cotton in southern markets tele-
grepned 70 the local Exchange follows: New-Orleans
steady az ll-l6c: Mobile nominal at 100 Savannah
cui.t Al 5ec Charleton quiet SIC wilmington quiet
az 5nc; Norfolk. 5sc; Baltimore nominal at SIC:
Easta cuI At S-l6c; ST. Louis quiet iS-lSc Mem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28

Foreign coffee sautos-Conee market quiet
GOOD average 1900 receipts. 1900 bags stock
ss7 OsyN hagr Hamburg-Conee market opened y pig
lover ct 2sO y pig decline sales 1000 bags
avra-Cofee market opened irregular and unchanged
AZ ~ m prices declined 4 franc: al p m barely
steady: MAY unchanged others frame higher Closed
MAJ franc lower; others net unchanged total sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND "A9n'"


FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALII"OI'I "'
TON.
From foot Of Liberty 81 I. ~
Week DAYS u 30 500. 1000 ~ 20 Dlnans n,nne Carr,
% i.ao "a 90 ROYAL Blue Limited .oV ,ooo nj *
q eo p lo;i5 mdt Sundays, 49, , IT,, 5t0
Dining Carr A NJ 1sc 900 hSyA' sssona al ,raius foS
Phradeiphia week days. 7:iS, 900 A. ~ .oS p ~
rtc,sts and parlor seats Al foot % sSI Rroad-
wbtshan ST. il3 II2. 26l 4S4 "a ia Fas; is5th ST.
~ IVES, IS5tb 81 e5i Columbus Az sSvsv Will,
a. ati seO Fulton BROOKLYN 70 i' o., "a check
sb1rg The " Y. Transfer Co WI Ss,s 40,
ha1ssee from hotels residences 20 oeS'i''
.Frnm Liberty 81. only - q, =,
fF'rom South Ferry al 9'-o T. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28

Rio-cofee market steady: No Rio. s$Sa3 Exchange
5000 bags: cleared for the United
states 5000 bags: stock. $1,000 bags.
TIE statistical position OF Brazil coffee Is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
NAVAL STORES.

Business in naval continued about as heretofore
Spirits were steady to former prices. ana rosn
quite steady IN with moderate inquiry Tar
cuiet steady. Quotations follow -
. TAR-Reguars. 81 IS; oil hbs ~ %
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--4ii y f4oc.
posfS-(ommon 10 good strained 81 4oasi IS; z. 81 30;
81 co. O. 81 20; H. 81 as: l. 81 s.; X. 81; NJ. 81 3;
n 81 IS: " G. 81 90; " W. s. ~.
STOCK.
Spirits turpentne w. pSis
Charleston April 27.-Turpentine firm at 4le Rosin
frm unchanged
wilmington April 2I.-spirits turpentine hrm a. 4O.p
hrm az 81 %; receipts s65 bbls.
Savannah April 2T-spirits turpentlne hrm a. 4ossr
ztc salss a2 his: receipts bbis Rosin firm and
unchanged: sales or bbs; receipts. 4.I.s bhis
London April 7.-Turpentlne-Spirits. S3s Tad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

s,.,tors foot of West 2srd C0rtandt and Desoross9
streets (P,nns r X. Ferries
.Ttms West 2srd Str, 81. Other figures Sorsana, %
De,beosses streets. Daily except sanosy sanaHS
on,s AZ !. Ca a NJ Local for RAsToS. .,c,.
$50 SO N FOR ByKf "a sDi $1,000 isIIos
rA aLhLotaS c,rs Connects fo- Coal Rrsnches'.
sn vi I "a IL 90 SooH. BLACK oiAmonO
rxserSa |" HandsOmsst train Ia the ryr.a' LIN
"a ~ sesi,ng capacity Tue Buralo s4 = N; ecn-
Dining Gar SCI ne FOR wrLKEs.BARRE,
s12.5O I. 90 r. SCRANTON Coal branches
+.3.50 4.tO y NJ. a, internediaie points
~.-c ,xpu Tocaf for MACCn CHUNK.
Flr2v 2'Sv n LScsi Express for EssTQN.
T2.2x 0'Sx , "a FOR iura0 ard points Wesa
rb,o,cS Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago and norynt9 n "A
10y SUI ~, ~, sieeplng car passengers carried
Iohuss,fa',e Ssap A For ITHACA ROCHESTER,
suFfxfG sn3 West Sleeping csrs 60 shlesS9 ,oes
daily e re- sunday: .io2i 1850 n .,2PS
so1,h Tsfnaed onlyi, $50 4a. SD and ~, "a -,
Tictet. and pullman accommodation 2, ~. ~ y.
an ss'tnn s Sc Court S. y Broadway and b'ook'h
Annex Station. Brooklyn. - - .heck fazcace
az = Transfer CO. VII call Tor ano cn. s 'Sns@sS
,coo hoiei - restdercs Though 90 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
DELAWARE, LACKAWANkA & WESTERN
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin 81. station; y t. a. ''"~
and IS m from Zoo, q 'zd iM sf psgy sos
i2,45 r. NJ CONTINENTAL ,, ~ xt.rara faiIr
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81 L1 1eas.
csteseo and " Ioul, mex; afternoon. DINING NH.
s,s5 p 81 $50 later foot W ga 81. Sn.ss2 &c.
''S, rcuis limited Daily for UTICA Syrseass
o. Pu7ala Niagara Falls. Toronto DerosS
CieveIand Chicago and ST. Louis ,.-.--..- u~s-
1,cO p NJ Daily for Utica. syracuse Hoc"'''''' 80
Sao Niagara Fails and Toronto. s.. eoc,..-a
s,as y N Daily Albany, Utica syracuse. 49,
os.r Fn,1alo Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit Ss's-
land Chicago and So Louis: - p.u~.~-t
,,he. al principal hotels and Offices baexsSs
nm ,ser, Hotel or Residence by westcot Express
8 IAMRERT General Passenger Agenf, ~ r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28

r FILTERS OF CREDIT and CIRCULAR
~ NOTES for travellers available at their omcs' anu
,..-...oo,ssnt. everywhere, issued by
So'ies'" rios. COOK SON 49,.
New York Philadelphia. Boston. ~n'0as"
NJ" San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28

Receipts Of breadstus az interior points In thousands
ciphers 1000 omitted -four bbs grain bush
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
Ocean 5teamers.
NNRTD GERMAN l0OWDa

GDAEG[BWRGoMGl[s R0GAN
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW S-LONDON-HAMBURG.
r. Bismarck May 4. 10 AN A. Victoria June 70 10 An
r. Bismarck June l. 10 AN r. Bismarck June ~ III AN
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER sERNlCE
NEW K-LONDON-PARIS-IlAMBC kG
Also New York-Hamburg direct .
Pennsylvania Ap - 7:3OAM Brasla. May 10. 9;5O A. NJ
Palatla May g. q 30 p. NJ. Patra May 70. ! P. NJ
pretoria May 49, 5 A NJ Patricia May %. $50 A. N.
TIE 49 land 4 qT MiGmiglht Sum.
Cruise by S. S. Aug Victoria from Hamburg. July
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-08

in wash. witness cornsr k.
 North ~ degrees s4 minutes V, q, s. fe.t. \ pine post feet ions. { i,,As '. square set in mound or a,oaa. ass foot in ground to bed r,cx sc,,s.s l-lsH W. C. l.. RI. C. whGnce tIr,.sE States mineral rnonufhent Nc. cf ftt Warren Mining District. beafs Soutb degrees 4S minutes, East 6sSl1 f from true cofher poi.,;; thcnca So.',. s4 degrees 25 minutes Nest. 10 r.s.t ,: center of East side line, q pine a,,s, feet long, 4 inches square s.t f.: n,o.,nd of stones l,50a feet Same baa,Sa.. tI corner No. Z, pine lost feet lono inches square set in Il oand of ,s ones, 10 inches in ground. scritcd z.Igt3 ff NJ. C.; thence north 70 degrees ..t. min. utes West. 3G0 feet to South erd cen ter pine post 3s feet high set i,; mound of stones. IS inches in, '.round scribed. L. M. c. 134i 63l2 f .ct. safi;s bearing to corner Nc, B. Q. .1i as Dos, ,s feet long, inches square. Set on X chiseleds in bed-vocil, suit ou;l.rt-d by a mound of stones. scribe, } ::.st .-i Mo. thence North 54 degrees . minutes East. I50 feet to center hs fr'sst side line. a piEe post ia i.:uuau. o. .,;,r.. 1,600 feet same bearing 10. car CT No. {, identical with a coriier Of lcc ,.,oa. a pine post 3 feet long, inches s.iaare. set IS inches in ground, surroariJsd by mound of stones, sc:ibed 4-IS4i.L. M. C.; thence Southf49 degrees 54 minIf. s East so1.2 feet to center end monu,nens, identical with location monniner;; pine post feet long. inches square set on x chiseled on a reef of rocks. surrounded by mound of stones. scrihed l.. II C., 1914: 591.7 feet same bearing to witness corner No. i, already described; 6ol:2 feet to corner No. tthe true eofAcs> ths place of begin ming. .s.r. .-.. -.-St.-
 Area of claim. so.01e acres.
 The said mining cisi n being. of rcco d in tfe office Of the Recorder of co Sc County in Book II. Record of Mines. pages 22 and 2s. at Tombstone. in the County and Territory aforesaid, the general course or direction sf the said Labrador vein, lode or min eral deposit being shown upon the plat posted herewith. as near as can te de- termined from present developments this claim being for fifteen h,;nared ll,oOO) linear feet thereof. togethe: w.ti the surface ground shown upon the official plat posted herewith. the sad vein. lode and mining premises hereby sought to be- patensed. ,being. .boanlcd as follows. to-wit: Taere are na .aa- Joining claims.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- yersely any portion of said mine sr surface ground are required ;n fl. their adverse claims with the Reyisser of the United States Land Ofnsc m Tucson. Pima County, in the Ter::'ory of Arizona, .Hurin: tue sixty t.a 2 period of publication thereof. CT tl.y will be barred by virtue of the pro,-is- isRs of the stntute.
 MILTON R. MOORE.
 Register. First Publication. October 2f. l8se.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-08

their adverse claims are duly filed as according to law and the regulations rheksJRier vathif khe time prescribed by laH. witlHthe Resistef of the United States Land Ofice at Tucson. Arizona. they will be barred by the provisions of said statute. s.gs +' ,,a i9 .s MILTON k. MOORE.
 .a.G.r%t4 Register
 Date of first publication, Friday, oc.. tober 2eth, 1S99
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-08
NOTICE OF REPLICATION FOR PATENT.

M",tng Application No. 703
 Survey No 1914. fnttea States Land office.
 lUcToN, 0t'rief la 1879. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tha, 'h pursuance of the United States Min ing Laws, M. J. Bropby and E. B. Ma son, whose postofiice address is BisSee. Gochlse County, Arizona. have made application for patent for. fifteen hun dred Q,50) linear feet of the Labra o. lode mining claim. situate! in the War. ren Mining District, Cochisc Counss Territory of Arizona. as dss rite l., the official plat herewith posted and b the held notes on fi.e in the o:iica of the Register of the United States LanG. once, Gila Land District, TGcJon Arizona, as follows. to-wit:
 Magnetic variation for al cog,;. 1x degrees 25 minutes East. 6eSinning at corner No. l. .,I@Gt -ai corner of location which .or.,el ,. F..
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-08
70 e$t -t INi."'' :: w .'c ...f Base and Meridian. Arizona.


 ale a;1ena;ed 70 < as f ;v za. < @;&.l for'owias 2escrihed ,cles are r orded as fol'ows: Of thS' CoDr. Glance in Book 14, at pdge7S%s; "f .ri, California, in Book i4 2t nAe. E; .. the Contentment, in Book 1' :'t pa 53l; of the Confidence. 'ns isr.li 2. ." page 557:. of the Cdnstce'i: ir y't''...t at page 5s2; of the BrvaEl sg io:4.
 at page aS4. and ,QGS"a >i ,s, @r IA, at page S5s: .s;t!i ,y.,-f F Sl3 .c.s .'.1 Records of Miaes afiTir@ 'as2~r'. T., Cochis@ County. Ari.pn& -.
 The presumed genera! 'iafrs: @. rection of the vein. lode, or 'H'n-TA' .'' posit Of the alc;e sfsar!H&s5 ,N# :
 speciiVeiI is s,io%P, sEr 9saSy sttas.
 e] on the cisin,, ss ;'ea''yt 3's
 rer,nined from arr5:"ni .a.s.i'>r.'. ..' r'ts G;a;m Icing ssf ss,. s.s22& |. aFy ' s.a' D ioin 7hn,ecc :1 Gti F-tttgy..
 gittffa tr{el,fG raa a.st ,'s, 'Ff;' ii'r t. sion, St: IcuIs 'l!filpio}$ t:ESsFs 4a- sGrN yeal. ghat.lvels 'stSgatsn& ." r claimants; Buckley O'NciQ.. .,,E sa F. ,p- One and Arizona clain~ (siu. q, No. 1s9S) owned by anp,ics.n sHse. y claim (unsutteyedl,s "at ;'il g'nl O'Hare ciaimanis; c,5jir 'a1t ur known (unsurvsye,l. s,yGps A. and Sampson, claimacts., ,s. "is"iN (unsurveyed), Geinehr ,N"r&s" ai.'' claimants; HrhHfirt "i;-s'" ',iQ" surveyed). penn,. sr4siAi,f5f .,s "tt%H- non, claimants; on all Ne. ya" can't and unoccupied land. ".
 Any and all persons. claiming ad-. the mining ground, vein, lode; premises. or any portion thereof 80 de-. cribe S surveyed. plated and applied sr, aSe he@t-y NrrfNed cfrt uAfoce
The oasis., 1899-03-04
MORALES NOTES.
Interesting Items Gathered Around the
 Line Cities.

First-class American bread at L. w Jimmie's.
 Monday evening Mr. George B Marsh went to Phoenix.
 Best American bread, cakes pies etc, at l.. w. JImmie's
 Tuesday Mir. L. o. Cowan was uI from the Cucurpe country.
 WANTED To buy-ao copper mine Address Ii. P Durrell, Fl Paso, Texas.
 Greenbrier whiskey, mixed drinks and Mexican cigars, at Jack Gates.
 Tuesday Mir John Smith, the Crit tenden postmaster, was a visitor at Nogales.
 Last Saturday Mrs. and Miss Bon sail went to Gnaymas, returning Sun day night
 Wednesday evening Mir. F. P. Broderick of Tucson, arrived from the Sonora river.
 Sunday MT A. May came up from HermosiIlo. and was at Nogales a couple of days.
 Saturday ot last week MT Ben C.. Majors, the cattle huyer, returned from Hermosillo.
 FOR RENTA commodious store room on Morley avenne. Apply at THK OASIS office
 Tuesday morning Mr w. C. Budge of the Sonora railway, returned from a visit to Phoenix
 Ashley, the watchmaker, has fine stock Of spectacles and eye glasses at Sonora News Co.
 Doctor w F. Chenoweth has sold to Ignacio Bonillas his inberest in the Nogales water works.
 Last week and part of the week Pedro Bustamante was quite i'll He returned to work Wednesday.
 Early in the present week Nogales was visited by Mir. L. E. Anderson, the well known cattle buyer
 Monday evening MT. Max Cohen came up from Lower California and has been at Nogales since then.
 Tuesday of last week Mr J B. Magruder left HermOSillO tu 20 to Sinaloa on some mining business.
 Fresh fish and oysters daily received from -Guaymas by Franco Brothers Also the famous HermOsillo oranges
 Tuesday Mir Mace Burgoon went to santa Rusalia. to accept the position of engineer in the companys quartz mill.
 Furnished house to rent cheap: four rooms, finely furnished, the best loca- tion in the city. Apply at THE OASIS office.
 Last week Mir. Horace B. Smith re- turned from Culiacan, in the state Of Slnaloa, where he has been a number of months.
 Las. week Mir. F. F. Cranz was visitor at Nogales. Sunday he went to Guaymas, thence to his mine in the district.
 At Torres MT. Theo. Oldendorf keeps a tirst-class American hotel, where the traveller is well aud com provided for.
 Sunday Mir, w. G. Sherlock of the N. M. & A. office at Nogales, was at Tucson for pasear. He returned home Monday morning.
The oasis., 1899-03-04
Whole No. 3o2-

the Red House, and buy pair of ele- gant and stylish shoes
 Tuesday morning MT S. B Com stock, and old time resident of Mo- gales, came in from Clifton, where he has been some mnnths.
 John A. Blount, mechanical en- gineer, is prepared to do engine, boiler and pump repairs on short notice. Address Nugales, A rizona.
 Last Saturday Mr. A. Ortila, the Tucson attorney, was visitor at No gales. Sunday he went to Hermosillo, returning Tuesday ev ming.
 Ladies shoes, gents shoes, and cnildrens shoes in great variety, and at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red House-R Vasouez
 Last Sunday evening MT. Fred Fleishman of Tucson, returned from Guaymas and Hermosillo. Monday evening he went home to Tucson.
 Before the discovery of One Minute Cough Cure, ministers were greatly disturbed by coughing congregations. No excuse for it now. l.. w. Mix & Co.
 Early in the week there were regis tered at the Montezuma Messrs. L. o Cowan and Vance Carothers, from the Cucurpe mines, east from Mazda lena.
 Mir R. D. George is preparing to erect upon his ranch, north of town, fine steel windmill and stone re- seryoir to hold l25,0OO gallons of water.
 Monday morning Mr. D. McPherson Bennach, of the auditors office of the Sonora railway, was at Nogales re- turning to Guaymas from trip uo. Benson.
 Those visiting Phoenix will find elegantly furnished rooms, centrally located and convenient, at 124 West Washington street, opposite the court house plaza.
 Tuesday evening MT J. H. Card n, the Hermoslllo attorney, came in from the Arizpe district of Sonora. By Wednesdays train he returned to the Sonora capital.
 Tuesday Mir. M NJ. Conn of the Palace saloon, at Tucson, paid a visit to Nogales, coming in by tue morning train and returning to Tue son Friday evening
 Monday evening MT. A F. Paredes, manager of La Nina Mexicana, came in from La Mexicana, and has this week been visiting his family and at- tending business here.
 For nice, clean shave an artistic hair cut go to p. P. Bustamante, Calle Elias, Nogales, Sonora: fourth door rom Hotel Cazabon. Good barber. careful attention.
 Monday Judge E Vanderiip was down from Rolin He informed THE OASIS that within a week he will start for Fresno, California, where he expects to remain some time.
 Monday morning Colonel and Mrs. w. P. Harlow gave card party at their residence on Mob Hill, which was attended by select and pleasant. number of their young friends.
 The reporter observing a very broad smile upon Tom K. Brodricks face this forenoon, and upon asking the cause for the facial expression, was told that the county division bill had
The oasis., 1899-03-04
SONORA SETTINGS.
Collection of Hnppepiuas in the State
 over the Line.

Sunday MT J. Randall came up from hermusilu to santa Ana.
 Last week Mir. ] Guillermo Domin- guez, the Hermosillo attorney, was quite in.
 MT. Adolfo Bley, of the firm of B ey Brothers in Ilernrlsillo, Is visiting in San Francisco.
 It is au' horitatiyely stated rha' work will be soon renewed upon El Tiro mine, in the Altar district.
 Mir. W. A Bray of San Francisco, has taken E Cajon mine, in he Altar district, under working bond to run two years
 At Llano sCation Miguel Latz & Brother have finished their tive-staLp mill on the San Francisco mine, and 1t Is working finely.
 On the Otate mine, in the vicinity of Llano ssatiun, Mir. W. A. Bray has set up his new hoist, whiah is in fine working order, and sinking the shaft is progressing rapidly and satisfact- orily.
 At Hermosillo an orphans home is to be erected in the near future. A site near the depot has been pur- chased and sunds are being raised to aract fba hnildinO
 Mir. John P Go len, well known Colorado mining man, arrived from Denver last week, and has been visit ing some mining properties of MT. k. Vasquez, near Pesqueira station.
 Mrs. E. c. Rhodes, of San j SC. California, who was last month and in January visiting her son, Doctor s. R. Rhodfs of Tlermosillo, started on her return Journey home Wednesday of last week.
 Colonel F. II. Seymour of Torre ', has fine Scotch terrier. with pedi- gree longer than the track of the Torres & Prietas railway, present from MT. Wm Chalmers of Fraser & Chalmers of Chicago.
 In the auditorium of his Casino at Hermosllo Sam Kraft bas completed his stage and drop curtain. rhecur- tain is arranged with handsome and at;r ctive cards of various business houses of Hermosillo
 At El Gloho, the palatial mercan- tile establishments of II rmosil,o, Mar lurg & l. ders has received large and elegant assOrtment.nf fine jewell ", watches, diamonds, etc., which they are selling surprisingly cheap.
 passe agers on the trains of the So nora railway will always find at tn depot eating house tirst-class meal, cooked and served in the American style, everythi, 2 the market affords neat, clean, wholesome and palatable.*
 Don Ricardo Johnson is in San Francisco, and he writes that he has sold the Cobato mine, in the Altar district for $lO0000, gold. It is very promising copper prop rty, and the new wners intend working it on an extersive scale at once.
 MT. George J. Wanless, agent at Hermosillo for the Mexican Ore Co.,, is travelling for the company in Ari- zona and New Mexico, in place of MT. Frank Earle, who is now east on a wedding tour. He married daughter of Colonel Meagher of El Paso.