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Matthews. Martha--iolA II Of II o. blk 4e
Matthews. ]. Hit 5, blk 5, SIS, Bailey
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lMeeEs. L, A.-Lt 10. Blk 80. SIS. Baker
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Meyer Fit, i, 2. 8, i, 5, s. ., b'k. y
, Middleton Mrs. F, D,-Lt /, blk 800 \ s,
Middleton. Mrs. +. DIS i, ,, !, 5 Il f.
Miltm, J. II. R.-Lts 5. 9, blk 200 Ms,
Miller, Mrs. G. Ell 8 blk 30. Ms, Al
Miller ihomas,--iLit' 10. blk IS, SIS, R M
Mil, Miller T; H.-Lt 3, pt i, 8, 7. $ .. s.
Miller, ". Eli 2. blk 81, SIS, Baiisr
Moore, van-F;raic;ti ii H. blk 5is SIS. 50
Moore, w. j., Jr,-Lts l. =. 3, 4, 8, blk q,
Ms" HALEY add, Observation-Disclosures $50
Moore, John--Lt 1, blk 20, MS, Barnes &
Wetmore add Observation-Disclosures.
Monicke. LIT 10, blk 4I5, $50. $6
MoIlh, n. ~ acres on Washington St,
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Davis, Abe-Lts l. =. half o. 9. blk rs
Ms, Rooyae ext. Of r. Smith $40
Davis, Mary Eli s, blk al, Ms, Baker
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Deppenbrock, II. w.-About four acres,
Deyine, Jos-Lt 12, blk l. Ms. Brewster
Devine, Jos.-Lt 8, blk I, Ms, Johnson
Dlckerson, CaroIine-Lt 6, Blk So, SIS,
Dickinson, Mathilda-Lt ,, blk 40, SIS,
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Dunkcrlcy, Harry Three and quarter
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DELINQUENT TAX ROLL.

Notice Is hereby given that In accordance
with the provisions of article J35, Of the
Revised Code Of Ordinances Of the city OF
Houston. as amended ~ the city council,
on the 18th day OF November, 1897, relating
to the assessment and collection OF taxes,
that the following is the roll OF delinquent
taxpayers and property on which taxes are
due the city Of Houston for the year IDOL
In accordance with the provisions OF the
charter of the city and Ordinances OF the
city of Houston, If said taxes enumerated
In the following list are not paid by the
31st day of March, 1902. said taxes snail
be placed in the hands Of the city attor-
ney to enforce collection by suit. No. re-
ceipt will be given for taxes named IN
the following delinquent list until the pay
ment OF said taxes and interest due there
on, from the LIST day OF January, 1907, at
the rate OF per cent per annun, to-
gether with the fee Of three $500 dollars,
to cover the cost Of advertisement and eX-
ecutiug tax statements as Is provided Tor
in article $50 OF the Revised Code OF Ordi-
JAMES p. WELSH,
City Assessor and Collector.
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add Dyer Monroe-Lt o blk is, Ms, svi, ~
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EXPLANATION OF AeREWATloNs.

Lt.--Lot.
lts.--Lots.
N. S.--North Side Buffalo BAYOU.
S. S.--South Side Buffalo Bayou.
AGd.--Addition.
Pt.-Psrt.
The oasis., 1902-03-29

corum. Every business and finan- cial interest in the town was repre- sented. There was no step in the entire proceedings that was not open and above board. A large number of freeholders were present. ed to the meeting for nomination on the ticket, and every elector present voted for the men of his choice-for tbose who would receive his vote were he in the ballot booth at the polls preparing his ticket. As result there was evolved a most excellent ticket, one which is in no way open to any reproach whatever. The candidates are all men strongly identified with the growth and prosperity of Nogales, and they can be depended upon to give the town a strong and capable administration.
 In the presentation of this ticket the voter has choice between can didates-and that is the very es- sence of free government. Each and every voter can enter the booth at the polls and prepare his ballot with consciousness that he Is ex- ercising the fullest and freest choice.
The oasis., 1902-03-29

tine on Sonora cattle west of the. railroad would not remedy the evil. Because cattle in some parts of that region are reported as badly infected as anywhere else in Sono- ra; and nothing would prevent cat tie from infected districts being driven into the region it is proposed to exempt from quarantine, and there ship them.
 The only adequate remedy is to arrange with the Mexican govern ment to quarantine the infected districts. When that is done and the United States department of agriculture is satisfied that the Mexican quarantine and inspection are safe and rigid, then the quaran- tine now in force all along the bor- der can be removed with safety.
 This question is one of great mo- ment to the cattle interests of Ari- zona. If by any temporary relaxa- tion of the vigilance heretofore ex- ercised, ticks should be introduced into the Territory, and as conse- quence Arizona should be quaran- tined, the effect would be very damaging, not only to our cattle interests, but to all interests. It is a matter in which the utmost care and circumspection should be ex- ercised.
 Since the foregoing was in type information has been received that the quarantine has been raised on cattle from all points north of the 30th latitude. The infected dis tricts are said to be south of that line. But what assurance is there that cattle from below will not be driven in?
The oasis., 1902-03-29
THE MUNICIPAL TICKETS.

In supporting the Citizens ticket in the municipal canvass now pend- ing, THE OASIS has no intention of loading with abuse the candidates upon the opposing ticket, nor smothering with sickening and ful- some adultation the candidates up- on the ticket which it supports. Up- on the Taxpayers ticket are several candidates who are personal friends of THE OASIS editor, and whom he
 could readily support had the
 methods by which they were nom mated met with public approval. And that is the very point which initiates the strongest against that ticket. It was formed on the quiet and sprung upon the public with out any apparent or well defined authority. And when the secret movement which framed the ticket Is traced to its inception, there are found having a hand in the affair some men who have not the very best standing in the community, and whose aims and objects and methods will crop out in the future government of the town should their ticket be successful at the polls. And those on the ticket who have the confidence of the public will find themselves in continual turmoil to head off pernicious muni- cipal legislation; or tiring of the turmoil they will yield to the per sistent encroachments of the minor ity, and permit, for the sake of peace, policies they do not approve
 Upon the other hand, the Citi- zens' ticket was the result of a spontaneous movement of citizens of Nogales, of all shades of opinion and of the best standing. The meeting was held in public place, was largely attended, duly organ ized. and its proceedings were con  ducted regularly and with due de-
The oasis., 1902-03-29

UTAH desires to annex part of Arizona. The proposition is auda- cious. The section of the country Utah would take is rich in minerals and will ere long have railways. Texas may as well lay claim to the Pecos valley in New Mexico as for. Utah to seek to annex a portion of Arizona, The territories ought to be helped along, but not held up by the neighbors.-El Paso News.
The oasis., 1902-03-29

WHENEVER a man of fifty reads of the numerous antiseptic slates, antiseptic underclothing, and all sorts of stuff people are buying to prevent exposure of their children to diseases of all sorts, he wonders how his own parents steered him safely through all the perils with which childhood is alleged to be beset. When he was a child they had no such preventives; yet peo- pie made out to raise pretty large families.
The oasis., 1902-03-29

MR. H. W. KELSEY, candidate for town trustee on the Citizens ticket, has been a resident of Nogales d number of years, and in that time has won the confidence and respect of all classes. He has accumulated a handsome realty, and, as tax payer, is deeply interested in the best interests of the town. With Mir Kelsey on the board, the best interests of the town will be sub served, and he should be elected.
The oasis., 1902-03-29

COMBINATIONS of capital cannot refuse to abide by combinations of workers. Fraternal organizations of all kinds are part of the daily life of the American people. And when workingmen unite to improve the conditions of their class, they are simply following an American instinct of the best import. So when their employers conspire to prohibit such organization they place themselves under the severest censure.
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CAPTAIN w. J. EKEY, candidate for town trustee on the Citizens ticket, is young man who has re- sided in Nogales from his very youth, and is known to every man, woman and child in Santa Cruz county. He has valuable property interests in the town, and is safe and conservative citizen. A mem Der of the legal profession, his legal qualifications will be useful in the deliberations of the board.
The oasis., 1902-03-29
AN EFFORT TO LIFT THE SONORA
 QUARANTINE.

The Tucson Chamber of Com merce is taking active measures to secure modification of the order establishing quarantine on Sono- ra cattle. Albert Steinfeldt, R. G.. Brady and J. NJ. Zepeda, who are interested in Sonora cattle, peti- toned the executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce, asking them to do all in their power to persuade the government authori- ties to lift the quarantine from the district of Sonora, west of the rail- road. Texas fever has never been known in that country west of the Sonora railroad, and as the exist ence of this plague in Sonora has been the principal, and, in fact, the only reason for establishing the quarantine against the cattle of that district, the government has been asked on this ground to lift the quarantine on that section at least.
 Mir. Brady is in receipt of com munication from the Bureau of Animal Industry to the effect that no definite action has been taken to lift the quarantine, and unless the Chamber of Commerce secures a modification of the order it will be apt to stand until December, as has been usual in the past.
 The executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce took up this question at their first meeting and decided to take immediate action. They have communicated with the governor of Sonora, asking his CO., operation as modification of the order would greatly benefit Sonora cattlemen west of the railroad. They have also communicated with the officials of the Bureau of Animal Industry, setting forth to them the facts in the case, and asking that quarantine be raised as soon as pos sible from this section. If their efforts meet with success, the first work done by the new organization will greatly benefit Southern Ari- zona cattlemen.-Tucson Citizen.
 Several well known stockmen have called the attention of THE OASIS to the foregoing, with de- sire that the fact be pointed out that the proposition emanating from the Tucson Chamber of Com merce goes at the proposition in the wrong way Raising the quaran-
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Citizens Ticket, Municipal Election, NogaIes, Ariz.,
 April 7, 1902.

For Town Trustees, I. BURGOON,
 H. w. KELSEY, K. B. HOGAN.
 A. L. PECK,
 w. J. EKEY,
 w. J. NEUMANN; H. A. BARR. For Town Marshal, PHILIP CLARK; For Town Clerk, EARL GRISWOLD; For Street Commissioner, J. K. NOLAN.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

they never aspire to. 1t is very hard for boys
to realize this to understand that the successes
they covet not essential--that Brown, who is
heartbroken because he has not made the society
he hoped for. has more OF the sterling qualities
which will help out his future career and insure
prosperity than Jones. who triumphantly elected
In the mean while. however. the salutary medicine
OF failure is very bitter one to swallow. Very
young people rarely look ahead OF the present, and
poor Brown feels for the time that everything
that was worth striving for is 1t is small
wonder that these credentials OF class have
become so dsproportionately important in the eyes
of a student for even his family home values
them far above scholastic honors and the unfortu-
nate Brown feels that he Is considered failure
by his brothers and sisters. however much they
nay try TO hide their disa ppointment at his want
of success. The Importance tnat is attached to