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SONORA SETTINGS.
coiiection of Happcnings in the State
 Over the Line.

Monday MT. and Mrs. E. V. B. Hoes were in from San Marcial and regis tered at the Hotel Armada in Quay mas.
 Ladies' dress goods, latest and new. est styles, at La Casa Colorado, Miguel Padres, proprietor, La Colorado.
 The Misses Bowman of Nogales are visiting their brother, the agent for the Sonora railway at Ortiz. They went down Tuesday evening.
 Staple and fancy groceries, Ameri- can canned goods, etc, branch of La Casa Colorado, Miguel Padres, propr- ietor. La Colorado.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Stocker from San Antonio. Texas, arrived at Quay mas Wednesday morning. The gen. tleman is brother of MT. Z o. Stocker of the firm of A. F. Wrot. nowski x Co.
 All trains on the Soncra railway stop or meals at Torres, going south for breakfast, north ward for supper. At Theo. Olendorf's passengers find a first class meal, cooked American style, and at reasonable price.
 Mir. F. Espriu has received from the east and from San Francisco an entirely new outfit, including fine Babcock cylinder press and an eleg. ant assortment of type, and will re. sume publication of El TrafcO, at Guaymas, on July 2d.
 The steam laundry of La Compai1ia Industrial at Hermosillo does all kinds of washing at the cheapest prices. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express will charge for transportation only one way upon parcels going to the laundry from Nogales, Minas Prietas,. Quay mas and other points.
 The report recently published in El Imparcial that tn? Compaflia Ex- ploradUra Sonorense has given up Fl Ubarbo mine is erroneous. THE OASIS is informed directly that the com pany has simply suspended shipping ore until mill can be put up for reduc- tion. The company in no wise in- tends giving up that property, and soon work will be commenced upon a larger scale.
 At Santa Ana, last Saturday boy of fourteen. named Armada, shot and killed girl of the same age, and then turned the pistol upon himself and nearly succeeded in self destruction. It appears to have been case of "didn't know it was loaded" The two were seated together and the boy had the pistol. The girl bantered him to kill her. He put the muzzle to her breast, pulled the trigger, and to his horror she fell dead. He then dis charged the weapon into his own bosom, innicting wound which is very serious, but from the effects of which he will survive.
 Wednesday evening two men were hurt by the north bound passenger train in peculiar manner. The men were stealing a ride on the rear end of the sleeper, clinging to the outside of the vestibule. A wagon loaded with wood had been left standing near the trackso close that it struck the men and knocked them of. When the engineer saw the wagon he ap- piled the air, fearing damage, and
The oasis., 1900-06-02
MORALES NOTES.
.terestins Items Gathered Aroand the
 Line Cities.

Dr. Bristol, dentist, Nogales.
 Monday evening MT. J. Stevens went to Hermosillo.
 Four roomed cottage to rent. Ap- ply to Fleischer Bros.
 Monday Mr. N. c. Banks was over from Washington Camp.
 Furnished rooms to let. Apply at the Sanitarium.
 Thursday morning Major Reno, the mining operator, came up from Her. mosillo en route to Tucson.
 FURNISHED RooMs-cheap, at Mrs. Hendricks, near Roy & Titcomb's warehouse.
 Sunday morning Colonel ". P. liar low returned from Minas Prietas and Matape.
 Monday Probate Judge s. w. Pur- cell of Pima county, was visitor at Nogales.
 Monday Mr. J. E. Brown of San Francisco, agent for the California Powder Co.,, was visitor at Nogales.
 Monday MT. Pedro Negro, the min Ing operator, was at Nogales, en route east and to Italy.
 Sunday evening Mir. Julius Gold baum came in from Tucson. He re- malned at the line city day.
 The American Dairy, Joe Carbon, proprietor, will deliver fresh milk daily to any part of the city. Patron sge solicited. Sunday Mir. and Mrs. K. V. B. Hoes were up from San Marcial. They went to Guaymas at evening of the same day.
 NoTICE--If you order wood from Hogan & Go. send the money with the order. No money no wood. HOGAN & Co. Monday morning many were up and early to see the eclipse. They reported that but very small portion I Of the disk of the sun was obscured. FOR SALE-Three lots and good adobe house near business section. Apply to Mrs. Hendrick, North end N Of Nelson ayenue. Today MT. Wm. Inman was up k rom Hermosillo, en route to Naco- sarl, where he goes to accept a posi- t'on as chief engineer for mining company.
 Fl All goods left for repairs at the E rloneer Hardware store of Theo. Geb- Ter ~ Son, remaining unclaimed at the euu ot fifteen days will be sold for charges. N Last week Doctor A. Wallace and ia'h'lY of Guaymas, who had been # 0SltIng in Nogales. returned to the Souora metropolis. They went Fri Fl day.
 M II E1ward Hills Fiske, who was ,a'O n' heard from in the vicinity of "oehiX, will communicate with 4 hE OASIS he will learn of something 'o his advantage.
 tue new two-story brick building so o' thompson is erecting on Ter o aOe avenue, is rapidly approaching %npletlon It will be two flats, suit que Tor two families.
 w, tute Whiskey HARPER Perfect "n'sSey HARPER Every bottle ca csua'dnteed HARPER. Sold by
 Nn " Carpenter, Palace Saloon,
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A NEAT, honest boy to care for physi-
clans Office Hours $50 a. N. to ?. m.
Salary geo weekly. Address II, care Her
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WANTED INSANE COMPLAINT
MADE OUT IN A HURRY

me ponderous passivity OF the county
clerks office yesterday was. rudely
shattered by the advent Of a wild-eyed
tattered stranger. who came through
the doorway like a cyclore Rushing
up TO the counter he surveyed the scene
ana then yelled. Il want TO swear
out warrant agin a man"
1es2 mildly interrogated Deputy
clerk Scare, as he sided I'D to the
counter and with an adrOit movement
OF MS brawny right arm swept all the
INK spots and detached articles within
range into drawer, what can 1 do
for your
Wen, there is q fellow I'D at the
mission with bats in his garrett said
the wild eyed stranger.
Impossible! They are out of season.
" nat did you say was the matter with
him ?"
Oh. mud on his slxylight, bug house,
knots in his trolley rope; you know
what I mean"
Scare looked heiplessiy around until
ne encountered the gaze Of Clerk Sven
son. who, since that memorable day
Whefeon William Lewis, the wild man
from Sandy, nearly assassinated him
IN Judge Hiles' court room, hatters
himself he is an expert on insanity.
Swenson interpreted the man who was
apparently speaking in strange tongues
70 the effect that he wanted to swear
out an insane information.
By this time County Clerk d. c. Dun
bar appeared on the scene. and with
Que diplomacy interrOgated the ag-
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first honors in the iRter-department
debate. and winning a place on the
university team that is scheduled to
meet Nthe University Of Pennsylvania
later on in the season.
Michigan and Pennsylvania universe
ties are pitted against each other IN
the debating arena every year. The
men who get on the team from Michi-
gan have to show their superiority in
the debating line over every other man
in the university. Preliminary de-
bates are held in each of the four de-
batting societies of the university, and
the six champions in the two law
school societies meet in an inter-sOci-
ETY. debate, and from the six, three
men are selected to meet three cham
pions from a similar contest in the lit
erary department. Then the three best
men from the literary department meet
the three best from the law school, and
from this inter-department debate a
team is chosen to meet the University
of Pennsylvania.
Rydalch is a member of the Jeffer-
sonian society Of the law school de-
partment and in the first contest he
got third place, beating out about forty
contestants; then he was pitted against
the men who had won out in the Web
ster society of the law department,
and succeeded in getting first place.
The results of tOnightS debate give
Rvdalch one of the most coveted hon
ors in college. He is in his senior year
and win be graduated this spring.
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grieved party. By dint Of adroit Ques-
tons he told his tale He said that
there was man up at the Salvation
Army mission, where he boarded, who
was as crazy as an April rabbit. Dan
gerous2 ] should think he was" said
the individual. with injured indigna-
ton. He came after me this morn
ing as / was coming out of the bath
ROOM.
What did he have in his hand ?"
Just his fists. but I was ready for
him all o K Say, he is bug house sure.
and l want aim sent TO Provo"
Have yoC any Witnesses
Sure, two men down at Lehi,'
We'll. who is going to pay for this %
asked Deputy Scare.
At this question the gentleman from
Commercial street poured out the walls
of his wrath with refreshing impartial
ity. ''D-n it ALL he roared. I am an
American citizen, and I want my rights
protected, and then he made a few
remarks, not necessary for publication.
but as an indication of good faith. Fin
ally a warrant for the arrest on the
charge of insanity of Frank Doe
King of the Salvation Army mission
was made out and duly signed by F. T.
Weight, who raised his two grimy paws.
which painfully resembled four pounds
Of Egan's beef, toward the chandelier
and sOlemnly swoTe that Frank Doe
King was insane. so help me-"
Now. that business is over, gentle
men" said Voight, have you any old
clothes you want repaired?"
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After taking his prisoners into Gus
tody today Sheriff PTeece viii proceed
to Nernal with them, where they will
have preliminary hearing before jus
tice of the Peace r. G. Camp. who viii
probably bind them over to await the
action Of the grand jury.
Warner and Wall stood trial for the
murder of Stanton in Judge ROlaps
court in Ogden, a change of venue hav-
ing been taken from Vernal, where they
were convicted and sentenced for the
term they have just served. An indict-
ment was found against them in the
Minton case, but that was dismissed
yesterday by Prosecuting Attorney S.
A. King, who arranged to have them
arrested on a new charge.
The ARRAY in which the two murdered
men lost their lives was brought about
by a dispute over the title to certain
mining property.
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OPTICIANS
COLLECTION AGENCY.

Scientific Collection of Bad Debts
Merchants Protective Assn. Com b.Iz
Salt Lake City. Francis @. Luke Mgr
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RELEASE FROM PRISON MEANS
NO RELEASE FOR THESE MEN

When the doors Of the state Deniten-
tiary open today for the release of two
men who have been confined there for
three years and nine months for the
murder of a miner by the name Of
Stanton, which occurred near Vernal
several months prior to their convic-
ton, they viii be met by Sheriff Will
liam Preece Of Uintah county, who has
warrant for their arrest on another
charge OF murder. committed at the
same time Stanton met his death.
They are charged with the killing of
Dave MintOn, who was working with
claims.
The prisoners who retired behind the
grim prison walls last night probably
thinking they. were nearing the end Of
their long term Of confinement are Mat
Warner and William Wall.
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CHICKEN SHOW ENDS.

Successful Exhibition Closed Last
Night.
The poultry show which has been
the delight OF the bird fanciers for the
past few days, closed last night, and
the chickens viii be taken home to
roost. It was the largest and most sue
cessful show that has been given, aad
reflects great credit on the promoters
A notable and encouraging feature OF
the show was the interest manifested
bv all classes Not alone did those who
re directly concerned attend, but the
general public also honored the exhibit
with its presence. and there was scarce
" a time, day or evening, when the
room wasn't crowded.
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A NEW HOTEL.
Cause and Effect

Don Porter has stood manfully be-
hind THE Kenyon since its opening.
year ago, pouring out money like
water to make it the best IN the few
months since its opening 'TEe Ken
yon'' has proved a very successful ven
ture, which is now a delightful remi-
niscence that viii point a moral and
adorn a tale" and the travelling men
take great pleasure in analyzing things
and pointing how each effect naturally
grows from appropriate cause.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Senator Abel John Evans OF Lehi was
in the city yesterday.
P. J. DAILY returned Friday night from
a business trip to Silver City
The governor has appointed William E.
Bird of salt Lake a commissioner Of
deeds for this stafe--Boise Statesman.
Judge z. u Higgins came up from Ne
NH Yesterday and spent several hours in
The city. looking after some business mat
tiers.
Mime. Bernice Cater leaves today for
New York. in the interest Of the Paris
Millinery company. TO select pattern hats
for the spring season.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; good
wages Apply "A p street
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HIGH HONOR FOR UTAH BOY
SELECTED TO SPEAK IN INTER
COLLEGIATE DEBATE.
William E. Rydaleh, Provo Man,
Beats Many Contestants at the
University of Michigan.
fsnecial to The Herald.l

Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan. 20.-WiIliam
z. Rydalch, a well known Provo boy
Who is now matriculated in the law
school Of the University of Michigan,
tonight won high hOnOrs for himself
and his state by getting the award of
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BROKERS.
PLUM BING AND HEALING.
SEcOND-HA SEWING MACHINE

BOUGHT, SOLD and rented. Repairing
a specially. Supplies for all makes. WIs
& Johnson. III East First South
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WANTBD-A MAN OR WOMAN in
every county for general managership:
others TO travel and appoint agents;
salary SIS per month and expenses. Also
local workers guaranteed $500 per day.
Century, 3s43 Market ST., Philadelphia Pa.
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crystallized ginger at KoIitz' store.
Lost

Saturday afternoon, Jan. 90, at the
Salt Lake theatre, an opera bag con-
tanning opera glasses, purse, etc.
Finder will please return to Deseret
National bank.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-Mt. Noriah Lodge
No. viii hold a special mea--l- ,.I.-
row (Monday) evening, at I-f -e.A
sharp. Work on T. A. degree la--'
qualified invited.
CHRISTOPHER DlEELL-
Secretary
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Judge Clarkson of Omaha will lecture
on Christian Science at the Salt Lake
theatre Sunday evening, Jan. o. at 5
r. m. Public cordially invited.
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS. whirlwind of dollars;
something entirely new, will make You
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anything in America Manufacturer, 81 W
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AGENTS-S4s5 starts mall order bust
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LIFE OF MOODY" memorial edition:
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send II cents to pay postage. Standard
Publishing Co, Il North Sixth street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
AGENTS WANTED Aluminium Hat
Brushes. Fits III hat. Air tight cigar
cases Your hat initial free. Stamp for
particulars Other novelties. Big profit.
Carter Novelty Co., KOkOmO, Ind.
AGENTS WANTED for Life of
Dwight l.. Moody" the famous evangel-
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loving memory Of his nigh unSelfish SER
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Address S. A. Park, publisher. 334 Dear
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GOOD GIRL for general housework. Ap.
ply IS r street.
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STRAYED.

CAME TO my place. last October. one
black mare, left hind foot white. about 7
or years old, with fOal; no brands visi-
bic Owner can have animal BY calling
advertising. Ephraim Smith, Granger.
Utah.
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EXPERIENCED lady solicitors for
city. Address A 153, Herald.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK

GREEN & REEVE CO,
Plumbing. heating los +. End So. Tel. "a
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The First Annual Bal,

Of the order of Railway Conductors
takes place at Christensens' Tuesday
evening next A general invitation is
extended to the .nnhIie. Admission. ST..
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Shampoo Jelly

for men. women and children. Cures
dandruff and leaves the scalp in healthy
condition; 81 shampoos, soc. For sale
at Naylor & Wallace, IS Main street.
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ASKS IMPORTATION.
Illinois Woman Wants to Know
About DR.. AIdrieh.

Postmaster Thomas yesterday reeeiv-
ed a letter from Minnie E. Mack. SOP
East State street. Rockford Ills, ask
ing for information regarding the
whereabouts of DR. p. NJ Aldrich. The
letter states that he resided in Salt
Lake up TO about a year ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-21

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump. nut and slack: anthracite, all
sizes. d. J. SHARP, Agt
IS South Main. Telephone No. 429-
- East First South street.
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WE SELF real est6te-that's all Tut
Tie Bros 149 Main street. Red ball signs.
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woodland goodies. all kinds. Kolitz.

DR.. Harradin, the palmist and healer.
has arrived. DR. Harradin comes to the
city very highly recommended.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. Y. +. Arm
strong, president; J. 7. Game, cashier.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-21

SHERTFFS BIRTHDAY.-Sh How
els was reminded Of his 33rd birthday
Friday evening by his deputies gathering
al the official residence and pleasantly
celebrating the happy event.
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STEAM HEATED. comfortably furnish
ed rooms, with bath, rates reasonable.
The Globe. 2653a S. Main.
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. oscar
Groshell, sole agenu Utah. 81 Main. Ex-
pert cash register repairing.
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EXCURSION 10 OGDEN,


BY the Oregon Short LIE, round trip
only 81. Special train 'ssses Z p M
returning. leaving Og1ei Midnight.
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Do you want help OF airy kind2 The
Herald viii run your advertisement
free
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MUSICAL

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL in
strHctions by lady graduate Call at room
. Sanltar IN building. 10 5 afternoons.
References. =
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AUCTION SALES.

SPECIAL SALE ON BEDROOM SETS
this week. Furniture, carpets. ranges and
household goods on easy payments-50c on
$500. $500 on 5000. 5000 on $4,000 1 y j.
Furniture and Carpet ms tallment House.
IS Z. I'd So ST. P A. Sorensen, Prop
COME AND GET your couches at the
City Mattress Co; 500 and up; SO Main.
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FOR SALE

EDIATELY-LARGE quantity of
empty packing boxes, cheap. First come
first served. L. NJ. Friedman & Co., 145 s.
Main street
OFFICE FURNITURE; desks, chairs.
tables, directors table etc. Call at 325
d. +. Walker building.
HORSE. HARNESS and wagon for sale.
$3.50. so Main.
HOUSEHOLD goods for sale in bulk or
by piece Must be sold at once. Is G street.
AT A BARGAIN and easy payments,
best paying country newspaper in Utah;
clears $50 per month; we'll equipped
plant; best of reasons for selling. Ad-
dress lock box Il. Price. Utah
CARLOAD seamless bags, grain bags
and twino. Bailey & Sons, 65 East Second
South.
SCHOOL books, Office supplies. station
cry Phone 4A. Margetts Bros. 40 Main.
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CREATE JORDAN STAKE.
Bishop 0. P. Miller Elevated to
Presidency.
ACTION OF CONFERENCE
BOUNDARIES OF Division ARE
SETTLED.

South Line Is the Line Be-
tween Utah and Salt Lake coun-
ties and The North Line is Win
chester Road-Another Stake to
Be Organized Within Week.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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weekly. other amounts in proportion
dividends paid weekly; full particulars on
application, Inter Ocean Commission Co,
81 Wabash ave, Chicago
PROFITS in stocks, wheat and cotton
Mackey's modern methods make money
Write for our free box. c. Z. Mackey Z
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