The oasis., 1905-09-30
NoCALEs NOTES.

Mir. Adolph Bail, of Tucson. has been in Nogales the last couple of days on business
 Doctor W. F. Chenoweth is again visiting old friends and acquaintences in Nogales
 Trainmaster W. c. Budge went to Guaymas Thursday on business trip of few days.
 Capt. Thomas Rynning of the Arizona rangers visited with his Nogales repre- sentatives yesterday.
 Mrs " L. Gray arrived home Thurs day evening after visit of two weeks with friends at Douglas.
 Mir. c. o. Rouse, county superintend- ent of schools of Pima county, was visitor in Nogales Thursday
 Thursday evening Mir. c. NJ. Thomp- son returned from two weeks trip in the Pinto mountains iii Sonora.
 Mrs. NJ. k. Sykes who has been visit ing in Los Angeles several months has returned home to Calabasas this week.
 Mr. E. L. Chalfant returned Thurs day night from trip to the Gulf of California. He was absent about three weeks.
 Conductor B. M Ashby has returned from two months visit to "the old Kentucky home, and looks as if the trip agreed with him.
 Mr. F. Barnes of Llano, Sonora, was in Nogales Wednesday night, returning home from Tucson, where he had been to place his daughter in school.
 At the Congregational church next Sunday there #ill be tie quarterly communion service at II :00a. m.. and the regular evening service at ' 80.
 MT. l.. NJ. Balch from the City of Mexico, formerly Ut Magdalena, is in town, having just returned from the gulf coast just below the Colorado river
 Friday and Saturday of next week Mrs. ~ NJ GrOsetta of Tucson, who is q. W. NJ. of the Order Of the Eastern Star will visit the Nogales lodge of the orden.
 AIr. Frank Reagon was q business visitor in the line city Thursday from MoWry. Mr. Reagon recently bought the saloon business of Mir. Orton Phelps at that camp.
 Miss Ernistina Salazar returned to her home at Hermosillo Thursday, after spending two months with relatives, the family of Francisco Hernandez, in Nogales, Sonora.
 Dr. Fredinand Brockman, the dentist, tna II Il three months at Gnaylnas and travelling through the Yaqui River country Next week he expects to open his office again.
 Mir. c w Philips manager of the Tres Naciones mine, in the Magdalena district Of Sonora, returned Sunday night from New York City, where he lad been for the past two months. He spent the week here
 The town council, which will hold it's regular monthly meeting Monday night will be asked by the members of the Nogales Military band to erect grand stand in the city park for the open air concerts which the band boys purpose holding from now on
 Ia the Milestone mountains west from Fairbanks, Messrs Eugene and Jo2 Larrieu have very promising lead silver mine, from which great results are anticipated Among the ores they find vanaelium, an oxide of lead very useful and valuable in the arts. 1t sells at sixty-iye cents per pound
 THE 0Asis expected to get an interest ing story from Justice Gildea's court this morning, there having been case scheduled for hearing at ten o'clock. The matter was postponed till four Q clock this afternoon, too late for this issue. But as THE OASIS columns are crowded with interesting news this week, 1t can afford to wait till the next issue.
 Tonight at the Ramirez theatre in Nogales, Sonora, will be held the regular annual dance of the committee having in eharro tba .ala bra tin., of Af..~s-,x-