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New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
THE WESTPORT INN.

westport. n. Y. Aug (SpeciaD.-Much Of the
social activity during the last few days is due
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Davis. of Elkns- w Va
Mr. Davis who is the son Of Senator Davis. is here
for the season. with his family. having what Is
popularity known as the Pink cottage. On Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Davis gave a ping pong party. which
all of the young people at the hotel enjoyed A
week ago tonight the fourth birthday anniversary
of little Miss Halle Davis observed by a birth
day party to which all the children at the inn were
invited. There about twenty-five IN all, ana
they had most enjoyable time
Then the other afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Ledyard
house on the golf links. This was also attended oy
practically ali of the young people at the nm ana
older ones as we'll
most enjoyable affair was the corn roast ara
bonfire party given on the lake shore few nights
ago by Mr.. and Mrs. w r. PitlSin- the Misses Plt-
kin and Charles Kent. Of Boston: The party WaS
a large and merry one. and all who went returned
Golf is being played by large numper OF tn9
guests and the preliminary matches for the tennis
tournament in the second week in August are
Three new sailing yachts have been added TO the
Inn fleet the purchasers being William Buiiey. oI
Brooklyn; John T. Davis. Of Elkins- W. va anu
Frederick Fearing. of New-YOrk-
The Inn is filled for the month OF August AmorS
those here from New-Yor and vicinity are VI ~
Cross Mrs Edgar J. RunyOn. Margaret eI Run
Won Horst DerteI Miss Louise Wilson. Miss Mar
S-aret II CASTOR Mr. and Mrs C. King. Mrs w X
buchanan Mr.. and Mrs. David kennedy, Mss
Adelaide kennedy William F. Rudd: o r Roo-
erts Miss La Dow Miss Freeman I. ID. Lemar.
Mrs Rufus 2. Lincoln, Miss Lincoln ana MIS- f.
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left a call to be aroused in time for the sunrise
about a ...s =.
the hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Houston, M
Men Burr l. Pachmer, Mrs. J. W; Hutt MISS
Master HS Mar5ha MsS PSToSy a NCy Nh mrs ana Mrs
Warren. Miss NJ l. Warren M and m A,,s MTsf Wildm N
Mar4son Mnhss M Miss IS Rcgdr M agtt Miss f ggs Miss
haber, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Weaver. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Atterbury. Harry NJ MoTeho4se; ;r,r 1r;, Fred
Miss Alice c. r. Thurnance. Miss NJ Sanford Miss
l. Sullivan. Alfred Cody Mr. and Mrs: w !; Gran
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 1. Owen. Miss E. B. Stiles. Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Bamberger, NJ; F. Wymsa1n An. Mr.; 1 and
H. B. Mundorf. Mr. and Mrs Henry F. Weed;
AdolPh Fret NJ NJ. Fret Mrs & G. n & F3ndal 4aT and
Ms snna Mss IS Aeieh P caney G. Murphy A.
Kenny, J. CurIey. E. Tierney Edward ,ki kuhn; MISS
Matheson' Mrs NJ p Norman ]. Edward Beachler,
Mrs. B. F. Corlies and j. w. Carrier
AT PAUL SMITHS.
Paul Smiths. N. Y. Aug. GpeciaD.-There is
an air of expectancy among the young people here
AT the hotel and in the nearby lodges and camps
for the news has gone about that Miss Alice Roose"
vet daughter of the President, is coming on Tues
day Miss Roosevelt, who goes TO the camp or
James r. Roosevelt, the Upper St Regis Will
probably be seen frequently during her stay at the
social affairs at the hotel. There is some hope that
the President may pay a flying visit here later IN
the season. Mrs Cowles, of New-York, sister of
the President. has just arrived at MI RooseVeits
camp with her niece Miss Helen Roosevelt
John D. Rockefeller who is for the season at the
camp of his sons-in-Iaw Harold Mccormick and
Sarteu Prentice, OF Chicago Is to De seen on tne
lake almost daily in his & RFvMae M1 Roekefeer and
ne has improved considerably physically since COM
ing here o..,rs IN tbs pannsv,-
vana strike situation requiring the return OF Gov
arnor William A. Stone, is matter OF regret TO ali
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
MINED METAPHORS.
he Los Angeles Herald.

From The Los Angeles Herald
German lady in a town in Ventura County had
a daughter who her mothers pride The
mamma bears somewhat of a reputation as Mrs
Malaprop and is also prosperous merchant Ou
one occasion the daughter. who assists her mother
in the store, was dfnt Of hard work among rela-
tives and friends. chosen queen or street car
nival to be held in the town. Maternal pride ran
riot in the elder woman'S breast. To a friend she
burst forth in this ecstatic strain:
20. mein MOllie! She vas so peautl1ul as nsner
vas! Dere vas no gerrel so beautiful as mein Mol
lie! Und she soOch a goot cOok-rnetn gracious,
she sooch goot cooki Und she Sooch a
geot tressmaker-O. dere vas no gerrel like nein
Mollie! Und she vas de best clerk vat eTer haf
in mein shtore Unit she goot musleianer-
o. mein Mollie de greatest gerTel vat efer vas
she vas yust Jack of all rabbits"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03

THE RUISSEAUMONT
Manager Krumbholz reports a season equal TO
any in the history of the house. The August rush
has begun early and the house is filed for the
month from cellar garret.
Increased numbers always mean Increased social
activity at the Ruisseaumont. and the devotees of
sport in every branch are busy in the woods and
fields and the lake.
The young women deeply interested at pres
ent in a ping pong tournament. \ large number OF
entries in both singles and doubles have been re-
ceived, among them being Miss Aitken Miss Cohen.
Miss Stedman. Miss H Hartin Miss Irwin, Miss
Chauncey. Miss Q. Pardee Miss Hoppe and Miss
II. Pardee. Miss Aiken plays an exceptionally
good game. and her chances of winning were
thought exceptionally good at the outset
tennis tournament is also planned with singles
for both men and women. There some fine
players among the young guests and some
rafting games looked for
wiz Larned. the tennis expert. is here for
short stay, and his presence has served increase
greatly interest In the game 81. His 9 sister ter Miss
& ing has filled the other y3ung women with envy
the best of the tennis players at the hotel.
%Ioneh % Ana many no" t1ke I their oaiy ia plunge IL, IN
Placid MIS- M ,i hen OF New OK is one 95 % me
dephia. are also good swimmers
Among Doth old and young bridge whist has come
to be popular and whole evenings are spent at It.
The tents are now all occupied. Mrs Dowley and
occupied four or five seasons
One evening was given up to a minstrel entertain
ment that proved pleasant diversion the
usual round OF social activity.
Among recent arrivals from New York and its
vicinity James Hutchinson. James T. BiXby. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred steckler, Alfred stecker, r., Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Maxwell. Mrs. Henry G. DoWley.
Francis Dwight Dowley. i. w. r. Schewan. Miss
Riley. Miss Alice Howard, Miss Ethel Howard Miss
VI. Z. Dyer. Mrs J. y. Nisscher. William l..
visscher, Mrs James G Reed, r. E. Aitken. II.
William II. A Fischer and Arthur ]. Murphy.
THE AMPERSAND.
Ampersand y. Y. Aug. (SpeciaD.-"Oht but 1
wish l played baseball" exclaimed Ampersand
girl the other day when the hotel team came home
covered with dust and glory after furnishing the
Saranac Lake team. Baseball is coming be "A
great game at the hotel: almost popular golf
Flushed with the victory over the Saranac Lake
team the hotel players now anxious for games
with teams representing each Of the leading hotels
in the mountains. Games with teams from Paul
Smiths. the Stevens and Russeaumont hotels
especially desired.
Golf is being played devotedly by many of the
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THE DEL MONTE.

s.rs,s,rake n Y. Aug. tspeciaD.-Ihere IS
considerable interest in baseball among .ne s'snt a
men at the hotel. and it is planned - . ,so Az.
1inctively hotel team that shall pay VIC IT,.
persand, the Stevens and Ruisseaoho' =. n,
Monte players. and the games with the Ampersand
team +'rsttlers. &.,,a the cham
pion woman swimmer In the AdironoaachSS a Sbn has
person of Mrs. ". Allen, OF rev '
shown herself expert In the NJ Vein
Among recent New-York arrivals po.skv Mrs
s:osk; George T. Price Miss raI.i'V walz. p Bren-
2sn s,sa M and Mrs Jackson 1eayitt. M William II
Keoesh James l. McMurrsy. ~. snu 'a's' - .
s<eyy and Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Reinna1o
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DTSCOUSTIgG 1T.

From The Philadelphia Press.
He-Here's a story of q surgeon who arnputated
his thumb Wonderful. isn't IL?
She-Oh, / don't know
He-What! Just think OF his nerve. and the
awful pain he have suffered
She-But doubt he put himsek under the IN
fuence OF ether first.
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the guests at the hotel for during the recent two
weeks he had been here the Governor had made
himself popular among young and old. The Gov
ernor is an enthusiastic fisherman. and during his
stay made some good catches. Mrs Stone is still
here. and the Governor hopes to return later
locally the o'clock given by Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Johnson of New-York, at their cottage
the other evening. The guests included number
Of prominent people. among them being Mr.. and
Mrs Anson Flower.
The legislative party that is touring the noun
tains spent a few days here this week.
Richard Van WyCk. of New-York. and William
G. Rockefeller enjoyed n days outing Wednesday
on Mr. Rockefellers preserve. During the day they
counted forty-three deer and got quantity of ex-
cellent fly fishing
party of fifteen young women from the hotel
enjoyable trip to Loon Lake and back.
Although golf and tennis have their devotees in
large numbers. baseball is the game that is Just
now attracting most attention here. An excep-
uonally strong amateur college team has been
made up among the college players who spend
Smith baseball team and is looking for games.
Practically every room in the house is taken and
the parlors and broad hotel piazzas present ami
mated social picture each evening. New-Yor<ers
of course preuominate- Among recent arrivals from
the metropolis Mr. and Mrs Joseph A Reilly.
W. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. JOaquine w. de AanerO.
Mrs Hayden H. Butts Miss Josephine Tryon. Mr..
and Mrs G s. HocOmbe. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald
Oracle, Mrs. William A. McVickar, Miss Anna Nc
Nickar. T. Zane Grey. Mrs. S. B. Chttenden. Miss
Chittenden. Miss A. G.. Chittenden. Graham Lusk.
Phillips, the Misses Phillips, T. j Phean W.
Walckens. Miss Z. r. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Austin
= Fletcher. {. r De La Nergne, Mrs W. w
McAlpine, Miss Sanford and Mrs. ]. F. Reilly.
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THE WINDSOR.

Elizabethtown. N Y, Aug. 2 (SpeciaD.-Horse-
back riding bids fair eclipse all other sports at
the Windsor popular has it become within the
last few weeks. Many of the guests have
Mrs Henry L. Palmer of Brooklyn have five
saddle horses here Other fine mounts have been
brought by Judge Gregory and William Evans, jr-
"CObble Bill the baby bear mascot, is the life
of the golf links. Almost daily he is to be seen
the green He is fast getting the hang of the
game, and tell the difference between brassie
and niblck, a foozle and drive Bill lives
on bread. milk and the fat OF the land and is
charging his dimensions.
The golf team is now practically made up for
the There will be about twenty in all
in the team proper. among them being Judge Gil
dersleeve. of New-York captain; Gregory Palmer.
W. 5. Kellogg, L. E Baldwin. H. NJ Britton. L. 2.
Evans Austin Palmer c. D. Gregory Appleton
Gregory. G. Ramsey and H. Taylor. There will
be others who will not only play on the team regu
larly but will substitute as occasion demands Inc
schedule of outside matches has not been arranged
yet. but IL will include matches with the teams
from 81 Bnoerts the l fiotei @ Shan1paIa; Saratoga
The first OF the series of club events played Sat
New-York. and the second played on Tuesday of
this week was by Gregory Palmer. of Al
ed by the club Other events are a driving con-
test, approaching and putting contest Tor CIub
cups. competition for the B. F. Stetson Cup. and
There are some first class baseball players
among the guests and the ElizabethtOwn team Is
largely made up OF guests at the Windsor The
game Wednesday with the Au Sable Forks
There is plenty of good individual tennis play
among the guests. but tournament will not be
Coaching parties are In great favor ana 1 tne
elegant brake owned by the WINDSOR Is IN dalIy
The recent rains have kept the water in the Bou-
The swimming tank is the place of resort on
these hot days. and the water sports nave oesun'
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AL SABLE CHASM HOTEL.

Au Sable Chssm. y. Y. Aug. (SpecaD.-The
little train that daily putting lip the hills from
Port Kent Keescve is hardly equal to the
crowds now coming from all parts to make the trip
through the chasm and spend day night at
the hotel Thus far the season has been one of the
busiest in the history of the hotel Several large
parties have already visited the chasm and hotel.
one of the largest this week being party of Chris
tian Endeavorers from the New-Jersey Christian
EndeaVor Union. who made the trip under the di
rection of the Rev. T. +. Davis treasurer of the
union. .
The other day a large Raymond & Whitcomb
party listed the chasm and entertained at
the hC .e
The chasm. about which all interest centres here,
was never wonderfully beautiful than ii now
is. The hotel company, also owners OF the chasm.
has done everything make IL possible for visitors
see every inch of this natural wonder New
walks and stairs have been put in and ratings
thoroughly tested to guard against any possible
cident.
Here at the hotel there is a great deal of
tivity The golf links is used considerably and in
the evenings the guests gather in the lobby TO listen
10 the music by the orchestra Manager BCkford
is maintaining his reputation, and the excellence OF
the table is frequently commented on by guests.
Visitors here get enthusiastic the view of
Lake Champlan had from the hotel piaZzas and
the gorgeous sunsets. One man became so en-
thused over the sunset the other evening that he
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Russell, who has just joined his -1other and his
sister Miss Alice Russell is a good tennis player.
Mr.. Gensler also plays good ping pong Sther
players who excel in this game are J. N swimmer
ton. of New-York. and Fred G. Berger, or wash
ington
and Mrs A F. Carmody, Miss Muriei Carmody:
Miss Alice l. Ogden. Miss Clara Ogden Or ana
Mrs c. w Macfarane Mr.. and Mrs D. P W. Nc
Mullen. Mrs. w j. Boyle Mrs C. r. Stirring
Bleecker Stirling Miss Marian Gardiner James
McCracken. ]. n. Swinnerton. Mrs Wilham y
Scott Arlington F. Scott, Mrs s. Hazelton MISS
Hazeton. Charles Faulkner. jr.. Miss ~. C. Crulek-
shanks. Miss NJ. J. Van Vredenburgh. Miss G. Nor
gan. Miss Jennie A. Moody, Miss Mai Capper. MISS
Emma NJ Bernholz Allen Wardwell Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Cook, Mrs. A NJ White. jr-. and Miss A. l.
Ogden.
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THE RUISSEAUMONT

Mr.. and Mrs William C. Wright Mrs. John c.
Aoss. MIR and Mrs. T .. Hamlin and Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. W. French
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THE ALGONQUIN.

THE ALGONQUIN.
Saranac Lake n. Y. Aug. 2 (SpeciaD.-Guests at
the Algonquin this season much interested in
the escapades of the forty more boys quartered
Rainbow Camp. under the direction of P. NJ.
Seixas. The latest adventure of these daring
youths that of party of three. made up OF
Stanton B. Leeds of NewYOrk. and two friends.
who conceived the idea Of going to Plattsburg by
water. They allowed themselves Sl5 each. and
not going to spend cent foolishly. They
reached Plattsburg all right, but no sooner had
they arrived than thev wired for funds.
The swimming craEks-and there not few
at the hotc-are still talking the performance
of Frank V. Connolly. of New-York. and II. w.
Gllderhouse OF St Louis, who swan the other day
from the bathhouse at the hotel to Eagle Island
and back total distance of about mile and
half
The bathing Is prime. and many of the women
at the hotel have developed into expert swimmers
among the best being Mrs. A. Mcfarland Meyers
Of New-York; Miss Kratzenstein, Of New-York, and
Miss Mary Rice of Houston, Tex
Driving parties also popular. and several have
gone to Paul Smiths and Lake Placid.
Among recent arrivals from NewYork and its
vicinity Mr.. and Mrs. S. Crawford. II. J.
Enger. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Schaefer. Joseph Schaef-
fer Miss Louise Peyser Miss Annie Peyser. Miss
Florence R P.syser: Mr. and Mrs. II. ". Berlin.
pher B. O'Rcilly and w. +. Meehan.
The oasis., 1902-12-27
Metal Quotations.

Following are the market quota tions on metals for today, as re- ported by A. Pellegrin, U. $. assayer in Nogales, Arizona.
 Copper, (E. Cathode) per ib4 Il Lead, per 100 lbs., $4.05.
 Silver, per oz., 4Ss cts.
 Pesos Bullion value), 3S.37 cts. Mex. Dol. (local) 3S-39
The oasis., 1902-12-27
NoGALEs NOTES.
interesting Items Gathered Around
 the Line Cities.

We are the Leaders in French Perfumes, May Bros.
 Sunday evening Dr. H. W. Pur. dy went to Guaymas.
 Mr. Wm. Barrett, of Tubac, was at the Hotel Arizona Monday.
 MT. T. D. O'Brien, of Magdalena. was at the Hotel Cazabon Monday.
 Coffee like your mother makes at the Merchants Lunch. Mexican Silver low. May Bros. prices still lower.
 Wednesday evening MT. l.. Ephraim returned from Los An geles.
 Carved leather goods at May Hermanos
 Thursday morning Mir. James Mcintyre came up from Hermo- sillo.
 Thursday Mir. A. May of La Francesa, was up from Hermo- sillo.
 FoR SALE-Two lots in Noon Ad- dition, each 50x100 feet. Apply at TIE OASIS office.
 Monday Mir. Joseph Terry, of Altar, registered at the Hotel Ari- zona. Presents for your Sweetheart can be founi at La francssa'
 Mir. Chas. Hood is again in Not gales after visiting La Cananea fot several weeks.
 A line of fine toilet sets and Christmas goods at International Drug Store. 2t
 Saturday last Mir. Albert Stein feldt, of Tucson, was a, business visitor at Nogales.
 Sunday evening Mir. Ed Titcomb of Roy & Titcomb returned from 2 trip to California.
 May Bros. have the finest assortment d Silk and Linen handkerchiefs.
 Wednesday evening Lucky Mark Lully returned from the Wandering Jew mine.
 Sunday Mir. A. G. Pace, manager of the Prietas stores, was in Nogai les to meet Mir. w. BrodcricS Cloete.
 Tuesday morning Trainmaster :, B. Gordon, of the Sonora Railway, |, returned from an official trip down the road.
 MT. Otto Herold, book-keeper for the Yaqui Copper Company at Campo Santo Nino, is at Nogales to pass the holidays.
 Thursday morning Captain All Ian w. Mcintyre came up from Hermosillo, Friday the gentleman went east.
 Tuesday Mrs. R. l. Hewitt anl children (the family of Dr. Hewitt of La Colorada) passed Nogales en route to California.
The oasis., 1902-12-27


 Early this week Mr. o. K. Frank lin, the mining man, returned to NogaIes after several weeks absence in the east
 Master Nacho Bonillas, who is in attendance at the territorial uni versity at Tucson, is at home for the holidays.
 Christmas Day Mir. and Mrs. 1. Burgoon went to Washington Camp where they were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Glisson.
 Next Monday the Nogales pub lie schools, which have been closed several weeks on account of the small pox, will be reopened. Sunday Mir. Joseph Thompson came up from Campo Santo Nifio, where he has been four months engaged in construction of build ings for the Yaqui Copper Co.
 The John Jund saloon in No- gales, Sonora, handles the finest Mexican cigars. Fresh good S constantly received. Oldest Me Brayer whiskey.
 Messrs w. J. N. McCurdy and R. P. Sharpe have formed a CO., partnership in the mining and le gal business, and will devote their attention to those lines.
 For Rough and Dressed Lumber of all classes. Doors, Windows, Door Frames, Window Frames. and all kinds of Building Mate rials, go to William G. Dumont, Patagonia, Arizona. Sunday Mir. Francisco Velasco, agent at Minas Prietas, was at No eales, coming up for Mrs. Velasco, who had been here quite ill for sew eral days. Monday evening Mir. and Mrs. V returned home.
 FURNITURE FOR SALE: Complete furnishings of five roomed house. All new and in use but a very short time. Apply to residence of the undersigned on Sonoita avenue, second house from Crawford street.
 A. l.. LEWIS.
 Monday evening Mir. Earl Gris- wold, cashier in the custom house, went to Minas Prietas to pass Christmas with his family, who are visiting Mrs. Griswold's parents, MT. and Mrs. c. $. Walton.
 The Bryan X Winters market will be open for business from 6:30 q. m. to 7 p. m. on week days, and 6 to 10 a. m. Sundays, during which time customers can buy from a dimes worth of meat to a whole OK. Country orders will be given careful and prompt attention.
 Capt. J. Roush, the special treas ury department official, has been a visitor in Nogales during the past week. The captain, who is one of the busiest men in the service, al- ways takes great pleasure in his periodical visits to the line city.
 Monday evening Manager J. A. Naugle, of the Sonora railway, passed Nogales returning home to Guaymas from the inspection tour of the Southern Pacific system re- gently made by the general officials and local managers and superin- tendents.
 Sunday morning Mir. Joseph Thompson, Sr.. Joseph Thompson.
The oasis., 1902-12-27

b. D. lelSCHSI b.
 Tuesdav Mir. L. w. Bonney was up from Cucurpe.
 After the Holidays. Presents can be ex- changed May eros
 Fine alfalfa pasture for horses. $400 a month. Walkers ranch.
 Professor Wood and his wife, Mile Edna, went to Chihuahua
 Get your repairing done by John Steen, American shoemaker.
 Wednesday evening Captain l.. w. Mix went to HerniOsillo.
 You are no in it yol have not seen May Bros. silk shawIs.
 Wednesday evening Mr. R. P. Sharpe went to Guaymas.
 International Drug Store for Christmas gifts.
 Wendesday Sheriff T. J. Turner and Mrs. Turner visited Tuc- son.
 Sunday Dr. w. J. Shaw, .. s. { cattle sanitary inspector, went to Hermosillo.
 Subscribe for THE OASIS, the he leading weekly newspaper int J he southwest
 Monday MT. and Mrs. c. A.. Bankard, of Duquesne, were at the Montezuma.
 Rolls, buns, cakes, pies, bread, etc., everything fresh every morn- ing at the Nogales Steam Bakery.
 A fine display. Christmas and holiday goods at prices that attract. International Drug Store.
 Suits to order of the finest French goods Fit ar ntes only s2o.oo worth in Chicago $50 % at "ay tros
 The cold season is now coming and you will reed new heater. George B. Marsh has stoves of all kinds.
 Shortly after January 1st Miss Halsey will take limited number of pupils in voice culture and piano instruction.
 Tuesday Mrs. G. A. Lonsberry and her guest Miss Groat, of Chi cago, were at Nogales, registered at the Montezuma.
 The Little Claire Dramatic Com pany appeared at the opera house Wednesday evening in very enter taining specialties.
 Wednesday morning MT. Jack Faulds came up from Copete to pass Christmas with his family. Last night he returned.
 Mir. Edwin Baker, deputy col lector of customs, now in charge, 1t is reported will be transferred to better position in the service in California.
 Upon the first page this week is view of La Cananea, the engrav- ing for which is kindly loaned THE OASIS by the Mining and Scientific Press of San Francisco.
 w. P. Cook X Son have received a fine assortment of patent medi- cines, toilet articles and notions at their new drug store. Call and see us.
 Thurs day MT. Abner Graves, of Denver, general manager for the Alma Mining Company, was at N.1 ,,. .,. .o,,4r 4. 4lo ,,,,,,.,,.. .,.,