The oasis., 1901-10-12

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 Mr. Adolfo Bley, president Ol 0ne HermOsllio chamber Of commerce, accompanied by Mrs. Bley, passed sOuthward yesterday evening, return. ing home from visit in California.
 Ven gon sdarts in to froze oudt anodther barty in a lnining teal 1t vas wisdom to geep yon's own vingers undt does midtOudt the ice ghest," is Schuster's comment upon certain topics now under discussion.
 This week MT. Bird is in the vicin- ity of Patagonia, looking over the mines in that region. Thursday he was out at the Jefferson Camp, and yesterday at the Bland mine, in the Salero district.
 The Nogales Water Go. are prepar- ed to do all classes of plumbing, put in patent water closets, patent wash stands, water heaters, etc. All want ing that kind of work should apply to the office of the company with Pas choly & Go.
 A private letter received Sunday conveyed the sad intelligence that MT. J. D. Milton had lost his mother, who died at Navasota, fexas, on the 26 ult her demise being very sudden and unexpected MT. Milton took the remains to Florida for burial
 It has been hard job to keep track of the assistant editor in THE OASIS office, 'end this week Theo. Geoler, the pioneer hardware merchant sup. piled the office with new assistant, aud d heavy chain with which it Is now fastened to the exchange table
 Mr. Fl. H. Logan, vice president of the Sonora & Sinaloa Irrigation Com pany, has been visitor at NOgdles this week en route from New York to the scene of the company's operations on the lower Yaqui. He was accom- pauied by Mir. Hubbard.
 Mrs. James Grey of Needles, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Burton, returned home Wednesday, MT. Grey, who was formerly a loco. motive engineer on the Sonora railway has been several years master mech. anic at Needles for the Santa Fe system.
 At their home on Terrace avenue Mir. and Mrs. Jos. Thompson, as sisted by their daughter, Miss Lillian, rendered farewell reception to MT. and Mrs. Maurice Breen and Miss Brice, last Thursday evening. A pleasant evening was passed by all present
 MT. and Mrs. Breen departed this morning for San Francisco. MT. Breen IS going into business in the Bay City and they expect to make it their home in the future Miss Annie Brice, Mrs Breen's sister accompanied them to the coast.
 Wednesday Mr. Charles Meehan, United States immigration inspector at El Paso. was visitor at Nogales, shaking hands With Olu acqualutanceS. Mr. Meehan formerly resided at No. gales, and in 1892 was elected to the legislature from Pima county, which then included Nogales.
 The Mexican Industrial Company, give careful attention to legal business in connection with the Mexican miuing law; government patent to mining properties secured with a great saving of time; also legal per mits for foreigners to acquire property in the prohibited zone of 20 leagues. Address Rodolfo Vazquez, general manager.
 Governor Ramon Corral of Hermo- sillo is going to California with his daughters, returning to school, after which he will return to hermosillO to attend his extensive business affairs in that city. Then he will again go to the City of Mexico, to resume the duties of his high and exalted office as governor of the federal district. It is credibly stated that Governor Corral l.t