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The oasis., 1903-11-21
SONORA SETTINGS.
q Collection of Happenings In the
 State Over the tine.

from the City oI Mexlco'
 Mir. NJ. l.. Poole has leased the soda water factory of Florencio Monteverde.
 The new mill upon the San Ricardo mine near Opedepe. is completed and in operation. Captain James Sheridan, who returned from Alaska las. month, has. gone out into the Sahuaripa district.
 Jack Stien, from Nogales, is now running the barroom of the Ameri- can hotel, opposite the railway station.
 Saturday evening of last week MT George Armstrong, treasurer oi the Nina Grande Co.,, started for < NeS York.
 Harry Sickles is getting his dry washers into very successful opera 8 ton. southeast from Magdalena < about forty miles.
 La Fama," the great mercantile \ house of R. Ruiz & Co.,, has re- ceived it's annual great stock of toys and holiday goods.
 The new smelter built at Hue pac, on the Sonora river is com pleted and in successful operation. Doctor F. J. Toussaint is the man. ager.
 Mir. A. A. .Neall, of the Hermo- sillo cracker factory, has located his family at Covina, California. for the sake of school facilities for the children.
 The furniture for the new Arcade Hotel has arrived and is being in stalled, ard preparations are ir hand for opening the house in the near future.
 Colonel J. c. Dickey has erected new hoist on the Nina Grande near Willard station, and is sinking the shaft with all speed.
 Attorney J. Guillermo Domin, guez has recently secured a con. cession for Mr. w. k. Pomeroy tc connect Hermosillo with variou:
 points in the Hermosillo, Ures and
 Sahuaripa district.
 When you want fine La Vio.
 leta or La Favorita cigar, a glass
 of old MacBrayer whiskey, or a
 dram of excellent Bacanora, go to
 Frank Irvine's on International
 street facing the line, Nogales, So- 8nora.
 At the Cantina Central, Bert
 Monteverde is now making a spec f1alty of oyster cocktails, and cats
 tails, and other good things ap.
 propriate to the season. He has Salso a new shipment of Balsa Her
 manos and other fine makes oi cigars.
 The drift of fall and winter travel $to Sonora has set in, and many strangers are arriving at Hermo. sillo, Magdalena and other places
 At the first named city the Grand
 Hotel { Barney and Henry Cohen proprletors) has made full prepara- tion to accommodate and care for m the very best style all who may come.
The oasis., 1903-11-21
Subscribe to TIE OASIS.
ORDINANCE NO. 4s.
Relative to Addition of Property to
 ,Townsite.

Relative to Addition of Property to
 Townsite.
 The Common Council of the Town of Nogales hereby ordain as follows:
 Section 1. That s. } and N. w. l of s. E. l, and $. } of s. w. l of Section s, and N. k. ] of N. E. I and Lots 1, ?, and 3, Section r, Township "A South, Range l4 East, c. and s. R. NJ. be and the same are hereby ordained to be added to, included within and form part of the Town of Mo- gales, in Santa Cruz County, Ter ritory of Arizona.
 Section ?. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
 Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it's publication.
 Adopted and passed this 2nd day of November, A. D. 1903. Attest:
 k. l.. GRIswoLD, H. w. KELSEY
 Town Clerk. Mayor. 3t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
JAS. K. PIRIE
WAS ELECTED
Delegate to Head Camp
W. w. Of, A.
STATE CAMP CLOSED
Barre Team Gave Excellent Exhibition
Of cOnferring the Degree
on -Four.
STATE CAMP CLOSED

Montpelier, Mar THE state camp
Modern Woodmen of America. which has
been in session in this city concluded last
night, after most successful convention.
Yesterday afternoon James X. pirie of
GraniteYille and c. e. w. Brown OF Bur-
lington were elected delegates to the head
camp, and K. S. Seidlinger of st. Johns
bury and Z. g. Pinney Of FaihHaven we're
chosen alternates,
Before the evening session the delegates
enjoyed the band concert at the Pavilion
stand. and the Burlington forestry team
gave an exhibition Of It's work. The even
ing session commenced at nine O'Clock.
The Barre degree team gave an excellent
exemplliication Of its work on four candt-
dates, Mayor f, NJ Cory OF Montpelier.
Bruce Mcdonald and A. A. Whitcomb. al-
50 Of this city, and A. N. Morey Of ST.
J0hnsbury.
The camp closed at a late hour after re-.
freshments had been served.
An invitation was extended from Brat.
tleboro camp to hold the next biennial
state camp IN that village and BY vote the
invitation was accepted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
WILL BOND
TO BUILD
Payment for New School
House.
AMOUNT OF $4,000
City Meeting Last Evening Also Voted
to Borrow $4,000 in Anticipa
ton Of Taxes.


There were not enough voters II the
CITY meeting in the opera house last even
ing 70 make respectable funeral but bus
mess was transacted just Tile same.
Inere were 81 men holding down seats
when City Clerk Mackay read the warn
ing for the meeting. Those who we're
there voted to pledge the credit OF the oitv
TO borrow S25, 900 IN anticipation of taxas
and decided 10 bond the clty Ia the
amount Of S2S, 900 to build a new school
house
FRANK s. Rowland was chosen modera-
tor and the business was disposed of II
thirteen minutes. on the section of the
warning to see If the city would horrow
S@9'VV0 ~ anticipation Of taxes there was
silence Tor several minutes and then R. S.
Currier moved the city council be author
lzed 70 borrow that amount Capt. ii. Al.
DUFFY seconded and the motion went
through.
On the section relative to the method
q paying for the new school house d. H
rape introduced resolution authorizing
the CITY 70 issue notes or bonds 70 the
amount Of S2S, 600, interest not to exceed
2 per cent per annHm, to be paid yearly.
~, eco each year.
John j Mckenzie seconded the adon-
ton Of the resolution and after James
MARI had stated that he thoughtt the bulld-
lhg ought 70 be paid for sooner the resolu-
tion was adopted.
John y Mckensie moved an adjourn
ment ana the 32 voters, with q few addi
tions, went out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
co. r WAS INSPECTED
BY CAPT. H. Fl. SARGENT
The Barre Boys Showed Off Their
Military Skill Under Command
Of CAPT. Rogers.

Inc Inspection Of Company ii tit Reg
lment, Y. N. q of this city. was made
last evening II AiFBoFg Hall by Capt. H.
airy, II s. al 1t Col Gilmore was 81.
50 present. The inspection took up about
an hours time
ne company was not quite complete,
two being absent, but there we're fonr
sets q fours. The drilling III the mammal
9f arms was inspected by Captain Sargent
aud he with Captain Rogers paid speeial
attention % the inspection Of the enns.
Company Il IL one Of the last companies
in the state 70 be inspected
Barre had the largest company thus far
inspected ID Vermont.
Before the inspection Capt Rogers read
g letter to the company from the Memorial
Day committee of this city asking II tlle
company would take part III the Memorial
Day exercises also Oh Memorial sunday
The company unanimously decided to do
ca
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
RUTLAND DRUNKS.
SIX Appeared in Court Yesterday For In
toxication.


Rutland, May Z. 1908. Jndoe
willis NJ. Ross and Grand Jnror
] Walter Lyons held a session Of city
court this morning and disposed Of Six
DRINKS and a breach Of the peace ease.
The respondents were all old offenders.
Gideon Reed, Oliver Isatour. Mrs. la.
tour. George MeGinnis and Frederick Muir
ray pleaded guilty to charges Of intoxica-
ton and the'cnstomary fines and costs were
imposed, Mr.. and Mrs. I.atour were sent
TO the house Of correction for l0 aays
each in default Of money to pay their lines
ihe others paid and were discharged.
Andrew Winters pleaded not guilty to
charges Of intoxication and breach Of the
peace. He was tried and found guilty and
his fines and costs IN the two cases amounts
ed TO about 80. Winters took appeals
and furnished 800 bail
William Jerome pleaded not guilty To a
charge q intoxication and he vas tried
and acquitted by the court.
John Lynch Of PoultueY paid Judge
Ross s. and costs Of SJ.55 late Yesterday
afternoon for the privilege Of getting III
toxleatea In Rutland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
Blamed for
Macedonian 0ut Break.
TURKISH TROOPS MISSING
Whole Of Second and Third Army
Corps to Be Modified Many
Bulgarians Arrested.

Constantinople. May 7.-The irrita-
tion In Turkish official circles against
Bulgaria is constantly growing more
acute, and the government Of that
principality has been formally notified
in vigorous language that the porte
holds It responsible for the outrages
arising from the freedom of action
which the Macedonian agitators Iiv.
ing in Bulgaria have been allowed.
1t is reported that the porte has de-
cided to mobilize the whole Of the See
ond and Third army corps stationed
at Adrianople and Salonika respective
"
The police Of Constantinople have ar
rested about sixty Bulgarians and have
made numerous domiciHary visits, in.
Guiding one to the residence Of the sec
retary Of the Bulgarian diplomatic
agency, whose papers were seized
They were, however, subsequently re-
stored, as nothing compromising was
discovered therein
Police In Capital strengthened.
Alarming reports are in circulation
regarding outrages which are said to
be projected here. The military and
police guards in this city and its sub
nrbs have been considerably strength
ened
IN the district Of Prisrend, Albania,
twenty-five Albanian chiefs, leaders Of
the opposition 70 the reforms, have
been arrested.
The sultan's reform commission is
still at Ipek, Albania. on which place
Turkish troops are advancing with the
object Of dispensing the hostile Alba
mans In that vicinity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
GOLD In LAKE cHAMPLAIE.
Two New Workers Get Permission to Raise
sunken Treasure.

Two New Workers Get Permission to Raise
sunlSen Treasure
Glens Falls, May g. The Hon. Delcour
5. Potter and bis son, Malcom S. Potter. OF
this village have obtained permission from
Secretary OF War Root to raise any sunken
vessels which may be at the bottom Of
Lake Champlain. Those they have in mind
belonged to the British. and were sunk In
the Revolutionary War and In the War of
1872. Tradition says these vessels con
tanned much treasure.
AS Burg0yne's army was marching
south toward defeat at Saratoga. the paw
master, being informed that the advance
guard was attacked, threw his treasure
box Into nearby stream The box con-
tanned a large amount of gold Just received
from England, by way of Canada and
Lake Champlain, intended for the paw
ment Of the troops. The pavmaster. hav-
ing military map of the country des
ignated the spot where he had disposed OF
the gold
This map, according to the recent vis-
itor, was handed down from generation to
until at present it was his
property, and he had come after the cold,
With a diver the visitor went to the spot
on the stream designated on the map and
the search was begun. Finally the diver
announced that he had found the chest.
lie then struck, however, and refused to
raise the treasure without liberal honor
arium ID advance. Each ,distrusted the
other,a quarrel ensned and the search was
abandoned. The Englishman declined
several offers for his map and returned
home tTeasnreless.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07

It may be justly said that the girls
which Mr. Learned has drawn, and which
have been published IN the Boston SUNDAY
Herald, represent higher type Of gtfl
than do the work Of any of Mr.. Learned !
contemporaries. These beautiful faces.
refined and chaste, are ideals 81 young
womanhood, and are somanifestIy SO all that
parents delight in their children, that boys
admire IN their sisters and that young men
seek In their wives, that they have achiey-
ed great popularity among the people Of
New England Tn the Sunday Herald Of
May 10 Of Mr.. Learned's s masterpiece, a
Breath Of Spring, win appear on the first
page Of the Magazine Section. Admirers
OF Mr.. Learned's work will see him at his
best tn next Sundays Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
Collision Was Head-on and Cause
Was a Mistake in Orders
Occurred at { O'clock This
Morning AN Passenger Trains
Delayed as a Result.


Milton, May by the coming togeth-
er, head on, Of two freight trains on the
Central v Vermont railroad just north Of
this place shortly after SIX o'clock this
morning, one man was instantly killed.
two others received injuries which may re-
suit In their death, fourth was badly
cut, ten freight cars were burned and the
two engines are mass Of wreckage. All
things considered it was one Of the worst
accidents on the Central for some time.
The killed is A. q Ranney OF 81. AL
bans, fireman, body not been found those
injured internally are Henry whey of ST.
Albans, fireman, and Robert Farr, ST. All
bans brakeman; Engineer Jack Ryan Of
the northbound freight, was severely cut
about the head.
The scene Of the accident il q
short distance north Of Milton. Both
trains were through trains not having or
ders to stop at Milton. The north bound
had passed Milton few minutes after six
O'Clock, and was making good time. The
south bound was also making good time.
The huge engines, which were II the
compound type, came together with Ter.
rife force and were lifted from tie track
several ears were thrown into the air. and
70 add to the horror Of tile accident the
wrackage immediately eaught fire As
soon as possible the injured we're removed
from the mass of engines and cars which
were piled IN a heap and burning fierce
81 They we're taken to the Gienwood
hotel in this place aud medical aid was
quickly summoned The BODY Of Firenaa
kanney which lies under BIS locomotive
has not been recovered.
Little could be done to check the spread
ot Inc flames, and before the fire was ex
tihgQished ten cars all heavily loaded
We're burned. The wreck presented
siekening sight today, with the ruins Of
the cars and the twisted and broken loco
motives The latter were Grand Trunk
engines and were particularly heavy. be- !
Ing q tae compound variety. They were
very valuable and were probably dam
aged beyond repair
The cause of the accident Ii di4licnlt 10
be assigned, but it Is probably case Of
mislnteFpretatlon of orders. The Injured |
tralnmen say that they we're not running
fast. They were not to stop at Milton. /
however, and 1t is probable that they were
making fair time.
While inspecting the wreck this fore /
noon Mrs. Letoarnean Of Milton received
an injury which win probably result Id
her death She was Ia carriage when
he horse started and threw her out and
against q telephone pole. The woman's
head struck against the pole with great
toree and she was picked up In All uneon-
sclous condition. The physicians report
hat she Is not expected to live.
The wreck was visited BY large NUM-
per Of visitors today people coming from
.he surrounding country, Burlington and
st. Adams. 4 wreeking train was sent
rom ". Albans and the work Of removing
.he Wreckage was started 1T once.
Il will be some time, however, before
he track is entirely cleared for traffic. All
rains have been delayed for hours. Fin
My arrangements were made to send
hem around by Alburg and Burlington.
IS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
BICAMY CHARGED.

Claim Made Thst Joseph II socia Of Rat,
land Has TwoWivas
Rutland, May O Joseph III. Socia. an
employee of the National Express Co, who
married Ethel Blanche Ballard of this
city, April ~, Is charged with being big
amist, y Is claimed in Fort Ann, N. Y..
that ne married Emma WI. Corlew, at Pat
tens Mills, IN the town Of Queensbury, N.
December ~, 1898. Mrs Emma w.
Corlew s0cia lives at Fort Ann, and pos-
sesses a marriage certificate. The mar
risge was regularly filed I'd the town
clerk office at QueensburY. The past
year Soeia has lived In Vermont. Emma
w Corley Socia holds the respect of the
community at Fort Ann.
Il may be case Of mistaken identity.
socia says he will prove his innocenes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07

Vienna. May y Advices received
here from salonika say that notwith-
standing the fact that hundreds of Bull
garians have been arrested street fights
are constantly taking place. Women
and children, especially young girls
take 3 prominent part ID these disturb
anees.
It IS asserted that bomb outrages
have been planned In all the towns of
Macedonia. Bombs have been discov-
cred III houses at Uskub. European
Turkey. 100 miles from salonika, where
the Turkish population is greatly ex-
cited, fearing a massacre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07

washington, May 1.-THE Turkish le-
CATION has authorized the following
statement. "The governor general Of
the province Of salonika, Hassan Fe-
hin Pasha, telegraphed TO the lega
ton at Washington that public order
and tranquility prevail in that prov.
49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
CLINTON NELSON
CHARGED WITH RAPE
Miss Glenefa Cushnlan His Aceuser- !
Held IN $1,000 for Appearance
ii City Court Tomorrow.

Clinton Nelson, a young man 2f years
Of age, was brought before Judge Fay this
morning charged with rape on the person
Of Miss t9lenner Cushman, aged rs. Nel.
son was held Id 81 900 for hearing tomor-
row at O'clock III city court.
It il alleged that the offence was COM
mitted last night at Hope cemetery. that
the girl was found and taken To her home
on Pearl street by Alex Jondro.
Mrs. Cushman Immediately notified the
police, and Nelson was arrested as he was
going to work this morning by Chief
Brown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
MARc0NI IN ROME.

Famous Inventor Given a Rousing wei
come.
Rome, May signor Mareoni visited
home to-day, being received BIZ the mayor
q The city and BY Prince Golonna who
conferred upon him the freedom of the
city The King and Queen. together
with several members Of the roval family
were present at the exercises. Siqnor
Aafeoni received an ovation when he
arose to deliver an address on the progress
made recently ia photography.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07

Paris, May Prince Ferdinand Of
Bulgaria and Queen Amelie Of por-
tugal have arrived here, but neither
visit has a political significance. The
prince. who is travelling ineognito,
came here from Mentone to consult
physician. A member of the suit Of
Prince Ferdinand denied the reports of
the systematic manufacture Of dyna-
mite IN Bulgaria for the use OF the
revolutionists in Macedonia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
Nenro Murder IN pnterson. n.

Paterson, n O., May 7 Alexander
Adams. colored, was shot and killed al
the home Of Mrs. ella Paige. IN this
city. and after the shooting Frank
Howard, also colored, went to police
headquarters and gave himself UP. He
said he had had "a little trouble with
Alex Adams. Howard said be shot
in self defense. The police have ar
rested several witnesses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
CAccIV0. 0.cALcAGNI.

Pretty Wedding Of Two Italian Young
People Today.
Guiseppa Caeciyo, stone cutter work
ing for Juidici " Co., and Miss Elisa Cal
cagni were married this morning at 1880
at the city judges office, a. G.. Fay oflicla-
ting.
The newly married couple will make
short wedding trip to Milford, N. RI, and
on their return win reside at Harring-
ton avenue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
GL0RIANA LOST
ON CANS0 ROCKS
Fifteen Men, Including the Captain,
Dead Snip Dashed to
Pieces.

Canso, n S., May @, The American
fishing schooner Gloriana, Capt, George
stoddard Of Gloucester, Mass, ran ashore
during the thick fog % the cliffs at Whale
Cove near White Point ledges at / O'Clock
this morning aud tifteeE Of the clew, in
eladlng the captain, were drowned out Of
q total Of eighteen The three survivors
escaped to shore
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
MONTPELIER DRUNK RECORD.

Increased by Five Last Night and This
Forenoon
Montpelier, May - Montpelier police
court record has not been dimmed during
the day past Five drunks either paid
fines Or decided to take ten days in Jail.
Those who contribute to today's record
are, James Savage and II 0fBrien Of
Montpelier, who paid Si2,79 each, w.
=. Mcdonald, at large, So with costs Of
1873, Patrick DTiscoll If Bellows Falls.
who takes ten days and James O'Brien of
Barre who concluded that ten days ia the
county Jail would suit him better than
paving fine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
TO HAVE CONFERENCE.

Effort TO Settle the Montreal Longshore-
mems Strike.
Montreal, May The Canadian gov
ment win take up the question OF
the Lungshorememss strike and Sir
William Mulock is endeavoring to ar
range conference tomorrow at Ottawa.
to which II is believed ]. G. 0'Nel, vice
president of the international Dock La
borers union viii be invited An endeay-
OF VIII be made to arrange an armistice
similar to that arranged by President
Roosevelt during the great coal strike and
have the matter submitted to arbitration.
The governments action Is necessary ow-
ing to the fact the entire country Is tied up
hV the strike.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
SHAMROCK III SAILING.

Takes First Trial spin since her
Accident
Glasgow, May 4 Shamrock III left
Gourock Bay this morning for the first
spin since the accident four weeks ago. In
which she lost her mast and sails. sham
rock / followed but the prospects for 4
race are not good as only light wind
prevails
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
YOUNG. PARKER.

Quiet wedding a. Residence Of REV. j. Al.
sherburn.
Charles Young and Miss Bertha Parker,
both Of this city, were quietly married at
his residence last evening at o'clock, bv
Rev j. A. Sherburn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07

Natiohal league games yesterday
~ Plttsnurg, Chicago II, Pittsburq 1
At brooklyn, New York 10. BROOKLYN J
NatIonaI Leaene stnn,linn
Rector For st, stepl,eps, s9hnre,.

Rome, May I The Pope has decided
to appoint Rev. Father Golfer. rector If
Vt. Stevens church New York, to the ya-
cant hlshhopric of Buffalo. N. I.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Neal Dow Lodge. l. o. q. r.. Has New of.
hcers.

heers.
The Neal Dow lodge, +. @. &. II. held
lts regular meeting last evening at which
the officers for this quarter we're installed
BY the lodge deputy, Mrs. O. s. Wiley.
Chief templar, James Kelley vice tenn
plaF, Mrs. Coppins past chief, Miss Jesse
Phelps; chaplain, james ID. Grant. see
retary, Frank Golyin; assistant secretary
Lee Roberts treasurer, John Howe; imam
cial secretary, Blanche Ellis; guard. Flor
ence Rising; sentinel, John Daphney
deputy marshal, Mary Wilkins; marshal,
George Lake.
Elon Barrett and Miss Mary Cinnamon
we're the installing marshals. The lodge
adjourned until two weeks on account 81
the social In the hall next Wednesday
evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
TELEPHONE EXTENSION.
Rutland County Company Takes Posses
sion Of More Lines.

Rutland, May O.. The Rutland County
Telephone 60, this morning took possess
ION Of the system Just completed. which
embraces the towns Of Wallingford Tin
mouth, Dandy, Ira Middletown Springs.
Wells, Pawlet and Rupert.
These towns have long distance connec-
tions with the outside world through this
city and Granville, N. u. The company
has Just completed ton lines from Tin
mouth to Middletown Springs, thence To
Granville, N. A and Pawlet, making
over fifty miles Of new lines built this
spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
SO RerIar.I.

| viii give $40 reward for any evidence
that will lead 70 the conviction Of any boy
or boys who have been breaking windows
y vacant houses on Smith Meadow Of ID
other parts of the city.
Patrick Brown,
Chief Of Police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
Carnegie wade rresl,lenf.

London, May I. Andrew Carnegie to-
day was inaugurated as president of the
Iron and Steel Institute Of Great Britain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-07
WARSHIPS TO sAL0NIKA.

French Governments Has Decided to send
Three To That Place.
Paris May THE government has de-
eided to send three warships to Salonika.