davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-30
SIX Months In jail.

Six months In jail. In default of fine
of $50. for carrying razor openly with
intent to use It. was the sentence imposed
terdAy.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
ces,om aouss sl.ass

IWf OAsi. office has printed and keeps oo hand for sale to importers the iollowing described United States custom house blauk8
 Manifest of Goods in Boat of Less Than Five Tons, Car or Other VehicleN
 " Entry for Immediate Consump- tion."
 Application, Under Oath, to Enter Goods Without Certified In- voice."
 Manifest of Merchandise Trans ported in Bond.n
 All these blanks have received by the United States cus- toms house authorities, and are warranted correct.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
Minas Nuevas.

From Alamos comes word that at Minas Nuevas the Zamhona Mining Company, (W. s. Cranz and Amos Yaeger, manager and superintendent have begun work with will. They have installed a large Worthington pump and are unwatering the main shaft, and are installing new hoisting en- zine. The great volume of water in the mine this winter has caused several caves which have exposed large bodies of rich ores heretofore unknown.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
W Masqaerade Ball.

The Hlawatha Social club will give a masquerade dance Saturday, April %. Three prizes will De awarded. At Armory hall. Mrs. Lulley's orchestra. Admission $l. Mask must be raised at the door.
The oasis., 1905-04-22

lf bas heta ihe attention ui fNf VAsia f0 wfsent wllh the gfahd jury report lhis wers all bul lhree of Che tab.es oi aafislics embodied in the report of the expert Dr A.
 E Russell snd they have been pui
 Into type for Chat purpose But
 they would hll 9 page of Che paper, and not wishing io surfeit our
 readers with matter, though very interesting, relating to Santa Cruz county, they are held over to next week, when they will appear.
 Wednesday MT. and Mrs. B. Schwob received from Strasburg. Alsaee, Germany, a cablegram an- the death in that city of Mrs. Mary Levy, the mother of Mrs. Schwob, at the advanced age 1f eighty-two years. In their sad bereavement Mir. and Mrs. Schwob have the sincere sympathy of many friends. They find much consola- ion in the fact that last year they visited their childhood home and enjoyed a long visit with their aged mother-the last time they saw her alive.
 Wednesday Nogales was visited Mr. and Mrs. ] 0. Townsend, from he City Of Mexico. en route to Iuaymas, where Mir. Townsend will nave management of the branch office of the mercantile agency of R. G. Dun < Co, which will be i'm established in that city to attend the great and growing business upon the west coast of Mexico. Wednesday evening they went to Hermosillo, where they expected | o remain couple 0 fl lays, and then go to their destina- ion.
 It is now definitely announced hat the Nogales public schools will continue until May 19, pro- onging the term to nine school ] months. This is doing well when consideration is taken of the fact ! hat in January the school fund { Vas exhausted and the district in lebt, so 1t was feared the schools 1 would be obliged to close, and all ! 'arents of growing families felt
 loomy over the situation. Thanks ! Q the energetic work of County ! Treasurer Con O'Keefe in collect | ng back taxes the schools will be maintained to the date named; l nd when they close the debt of ! he district will not be 50 great as was when MT. O'keefe went into flee.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
Notice to Claimants of Lots Tn The Northern Addition to the
 Town of NogaIen

Notice is hereby given to all persons claim ing lots within the Northern Addition to the Town of Nogales, to file with F r Cranz Mayor and Trustee, within ninety (90y days from the first publication 0f this notice, writ. ten statements of their several claims to lots within the said addition. This notice is given by virtue of Certificate No I449 issued hy Inc United states to said F r. Cranz, Mayor and Trustee F K. cRANz. Mayor and Trustee
 l2f-90d
The oasis., 1905-04-22
MONDAY.

R. Zellner vs. the Southern Pa oiic Co.,, on trial.
 TUESDAY.
 R. Zellner vs. Southern Pacific company. Judgment for defend ant. Motion for new trial over ruled and notice of appeal filed.
 Frederick Nave vs. W. F. Chen. oweth. Disagreement of Jury. Suit for $25,000 for legal services.
 George V. Owesney vs. South western Commercial Co. Verdict for plaintiff. Suit for services as guardian of stock of Reid & Baker. attached by Southwestern Com- mercial Go. Attachment served by T. J. Turner. as sheriff. who placed Robert Turner in charge of goods and claims to have paid for latter's services, taking account for collection. Account later by T. J. Turner to Geo. Y. 0wesney, plaintiff in suit.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
N6 want uOu 70 know

II you are contemplating the purchase of min~ ing property that We are in a position Eo supply you either in ArixonA or Mexico or II you have mines to sell that sye can place you in touch with purchaser. We guarantee fair treatment 10 both parties.
 Arizona Mexicn Investment Company,
 MORALES. ARIZONA.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
NocALEs NOTES.


 there will be given grand ball for the benefit of the Catholic church, in Armory hall
 Save money by having your Articles of Incorporation drawn and all details arranged by "THE OASIS BUREAU OF INCORPORATION. "
 This morning Sheriff Charles L. Fowler went to Clifton to get d prisoner wanted here whom he re- ceived word by wire had been ar rested there.
 At the Grand Assembly Rebekah Degree, I. 0. O. F., at Douglas this week, Mrs. ". A. O'Connor was el- ected grand treasurer and Mrs. I. Burgoon grand marshall.
 TIE OAsIs office has just com pleted printing large supply of custom house forms of all sizes which are for sale in quantities to suit.
 Thursday Mr. Fred Johnson, who has been running the mill for the Golfo de Gro Mining Co., at La Dura, arrived at Nogales, re- maining here during the day. At evening he went to Magdalena.
 MT. Patt R. Sullivan, a news paper man with experience in Michigan and Montana, has ac- cepted position on the staff of THE OAsIs. and is circulating in a professional way among the people of the line city.
 Misses Edith and Edna Edwards of the Hotel Edwards at Magdale- na, are visiting Nogales, guests of Mrs. George Earnshaw. Their mother, Mrs. Edwards, Is expected tomorrow, to return home with the
 
 Three days this week the Morales Dasfy Neaos failed to appear, the printers having struck on account of arrearages in wages. Yesterday some sort of an arrangement was made, the printers resumed work. l and the paper again appeared.
 Last week Mrs Ted Healey came up from HerEosillo, and visited ! few days in Nogales with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Thompson. ! Tuesday evening she went to La Colorado to visit with the family of her brother, MT. Joseph Thomp- son, taking with her the small brother, Carlisle Thompson.
 Prof, A, H. Mcclure, whose resignation as principal Of the No gales public schools is noted else where, has accepted a position as bookkeeper with the trustee for the creditors of the Southwestern Com- mercial Co.,, and has already en- tered upon the duties of his new post, having yesterday finished his work in the schools.
 singe the page was printed an. nouncing the resignation of Prof. Mcclure and probable appoint ment of Miss Jessup to fill out the term Mr. James Cowan of Tubac has been appointed to the place. Ing OASIS is informed that there is great disaproval among patrons of the school. It is stated that [, Mr. Cowan has only a second t
The oasis., 1905-04-22
District Court.

The distlict court has been in session the entire week and as THE OASIS Is closing it's forms to go to press, is about winding mp it's pro- ceedings, and is nearly in readi- ness to adjourn sine die, which will transpire ere the paper is on the streets. Following Is the report.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
COFFEE

Good coffee is so good that bad is tolerable; it is so good that bad is intolerable.
 Your grocer returns your mOney fl you don. liks schlIAngs Heat.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
SATURDAY

Franklin and Josephine Powers vs. Ray Ferguson and the Worlds Fair Mining Co.,, a corporation: The court read from the bench a decision and findings, dissolving the injunction granted plaintiffs, sustaining the contention of de- fendants that there should be an allowance of $l2 per ton for treat ing ores, and the actual cost of transportation and treatment of ores shipped, but sustaining the garnishment granted plaintiffs against money of defendant depos- ited in First National Bank. Mo- tions for new trial by both par ties overruled. Notices of appeal.
 Henry Berger, native of Mexico, and a resident of Nogales from childhood. was admitted to citizenship upon evidence of Anton Proto and Ramon Vasquez.
 In re x. J. Duffy vs. Worlds Fair Mining Go. and First Natio- nal Bank, suit in garnishment Motion granted to dismiss garnish- ment, as having covered money al- ready attached and garnished.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
Arizona A Colorado x. R
 TIME CARD. No. s
 Effective October 1st. IgO4.

Ar pearce l0:25 a. n. Lg. Cochlse o.s0 B. m. Ar. Cochise $40 Lv. peAFce 7:45
 Connections at Cochise with s F R.R. kpEs k RANDOLPH. E, X. MCFARLAND, President and Asst, Gen. Mgr
 General Mgr and Chief Rug.
 Eneson Ariz. Tucson. Ariz
The oasis., 1905-04-22
FRIDAY.

George B. Marsh vs. Fred Herre- ra, receiver. Suit for collection of a note. Judgment for plaintiff.
 J. W. Began, administrator, vs. Roy & Titcomb, incorporated. Matter taken under advisement last week. Judgment for defend- ant. Notice of appeal to supreme court filed.
 George B. Marsh, treasurer, vs, k. R. Richardson. Suit for collec- tion of taxes. Compromised.
 Charles l.. Fowler, vs. santa Cruz county Suit for collection of demand as jailer. Judgment for plaintiff.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
MND-l

All tf.ai urpfr excused 'or lerm.
 JuNn Ogfx Vs Manila Mining Co Judgment ior defendant
 Q K Fmnklin vs. I. j Turner. shcrlffE ct al Suit for damages. Judgment for Plaintiff.
 Southern Pacific Co.,, vs William Powers et al Continued for term.
 Julius ~. Andrews vs. Gold Zone Mining Co., Continued for term
 O. K. Franklin vs. George B.. Marsh. Judgment for defendant.
 George V Owesney ys. South western Commercial Go. Stay of execution for ten day granted de- fense. Case will be appealed to supreme court of territory.
The oasis., 1905-04-22

R. Zellner vs. the Southern Pa eific Co., on trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21
BISBEE GETS $75,OOO SCHOOL BUILDING
 Pupils Make Unique Record in History
 DAYS MARCHING AND ELECTIONEERlNG

Close of the count of ballots cast at the school bond election yesterday showed 21O for a s75,OO0 building and S6 against. The total vote cast was 396. The school trustees will at once take the necessary steps to bring about the issue and sale of the bonds. hoping to be able to get at construc- tion during the spring.
 The result of the election yester- day is concluded to have been in no small part due to as unique a day of electiOneering as was probaDIy ever witnessed in the country. It consist ed in continuous button-holing of vot- CTS and parading of the streets by up- ward of 1000 school children, rang ing in size from little tots of five to well grown high school students. The latter marshale6 the little ones. There were no teachers, school trustees or other grown folks in evId5nce on the side of the school bond advocates. The children did the work, and did it well. Committees from their num- Der, when not engaged in watching the half mile long procession or little ones that marched over the various
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21
Sympathy for Assassin.

Washington, Feb. 2O.-The House
 today, after a seven hour session passed naval appropriation bill, car rying a total of s99,914,359. The pro- vision for two new battleships, as re- ported by the committee on naval af- fairs, was retained.
 Both the majority and minority were badly divided. at least forty members of the latter going over to the Republicans while an equal num- Der of Republicans voted in opposi- tion. Proposed increase of 1900 men and officers in the marine corps was stricken out, as was also a provision authorizing the construction of a col Her elsewhere than at Mare Island.
 Several times during the debate the assassination of GraGd Duke Sergius was referred to, the subject being brought up by Bake-, of New York, who condemned the action of Presi- dent Roosevelt in sending a message of condolence to Russia expressing the sentiment that the American leo pie viewed the act with abhorron3e. The people, Baker declared, did Njew with abhorrence the massacre in St. Petersburg on January 22, but the president had not seen n; lc seIO a message of condolence o1 that ccca- sion. The climax came when Mir. Baker introduced a resolution which was a reiteration of his reLlarks. He explained that it had been suggested that in the event of his offering such a resolution a motion would be made to expel him. He shouted defiance fio any member of the House to make the motion as he deposited the reso- lution and took his seat amid the con fusion which the incident created.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21
SENSATIONAL ATTACK MADE ON THE PRESIDENT BY REPRESENTATIVE WHO WANTS IN TROUBLE
 FINANCIERS WAGE BIG FIGHT IN SENATE

is utterly impracticable to hear all the the 4th Of March is reached there will still be a crowd of them clamOring to add their views to those of the wit nesses already summoned.
 Whether the Presidents friends will
 be able to break up the scheme is the question involved. The President is informed of the plan under advise ment, and is contemplating another speech shortly in favor of his recon mendations in the hope that public sentiment will be so aroused as to force the Senate to at least pass the House Bill. The President tried the same game in the Cuban reciprocity matter two years ago, but in spite Of a special message and strong person al appeals that session adjourned with out action. The antis seem conti- dent of holding the bill in committee.
 The application of the Constitution to the making of railroad rates in case the sch-Townsend bill should be- come a law was discussed learnedly by the Hon. Daniel Davenport. ol
 Bridgeport, Conn.,, before the Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce to- day. MT. Davenport represents the Association for the Maintenance of the Rights of Property, which is com posed of the owners of railroad stocks and bonds, the depOsitors in savings
 banks and the holders of life and fire insurance policies, whose money is heavily invested in these securities. This is the first time a congressional committee has heard anything from the owners of the railroads. all argu- ments heretofore made in opposition to the proposed legislation having been made by railroad officials.
 Judge Davenport was neard with much attention by the committee, on which almost every member was present, and was questioned closely by Senators Foraker, Elkins, New lands. Carmack and Deliver. lie dwelt at some length on the provision Tn the Constitution that Congress could not mare any distinction be- tween the ports of one state and those of another, and stated that tnIs point had never been called to the atten- tion Of the committee. His other involving the Constitution was that while Congress might regu- late rates on interstate business. the of rates on state business was reserved to the states themselves AS the Supreme Court had decided that in determining what might be fair rate on State business. the courts could not take cognizance of the reye- nue from interstate business; there fore, the regulation of the one rate by the state and the other rate by na- tional commission could not fail to re- suit in the ruin of the properties thus placed between two fires.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21
RUSSIAN STUDENTS
 Tear Czar'S Picture to Shreds GROWING VIOLENT
BRING EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO HALT
 JAPANESE PLAN TO DICTATE FOR CHINA
 SIEGE 0F VLADIVOSTOCK BEING PREPARED FIR

St. Petersburg, Feb. 2O.-With a resolution of the student body of the great University of St. Petersburg yes terday to suspend for the remainder of the university year, almost the entire educational system of Russia has en- tered on a period of stagnation. The protest of the youth of Russia is against the bureaucratic system.
 The meeting of the St. Petersburg students, in which over 5000 partici- pated, adopted a set of political reso- iutions demanding promulgation of d constitutional assembly and declared for freedom of speech and of the press, conscious right of association and assembly, and the right to strike, which are desired as necessary condi- tions for the further progress of Rus sia.'
 A strong revolutionary feeling was manifested, the red flag was waved and a large portrait of the Emperor in the great auditorium of the Uni versity where the meeting was held was torn in strips.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

Washington, Feb. 20.-Whether the Senate conferees on the statehood bill will represent the party that defeated joint statehood for Arizona and New Mexico or the party that fought for the retention of that provision was de- bated at length in the Senate today, but no decision was reached.
 The usual manner Is to name as conferees the two ranking majority members and the ranking minority member Of the committee having the bill at issue in charge. In the pres ent case it was contended by Senatois $ German and Teller that the conferees. if so named, would not represent the sentiment of the Senate. Argu- ments were interrupted by the con vening of the Senate as a court to hear the Swayne impeachment case, but will be continued tomorrow.
 The Indian appropriation bill as agreed upon by the committee on h. dian affairs and reported to the Sen ate contains the following amendment. offered by Senator Bard: That no portion of the funds appropriated by this act nor principal nor interest of any Indian trust of tribal funds held by the U. S. for the benefit of any h. dian tribe shall be available nor be ex- pended for the support of any secta- Iian school"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

streets shouting lustily for new building, visited offices. stores and workshops, urging voters they found to go to the polls. Many were fairly dragged to vote by enthusiastic and in earnest young people.
 The latter, when the result of the count was announced, about ' o'clock, went wild with delight A regiment of hard working old partisans could not have displayed more glee over a victory at the polls than did the youngsters when they found they had won. Among other things, they got out the Copper Queen band. On the side they had most every sort of con triyance that would produce noise, and the din of these things mingled with Iusty yells from jubilant lungs until after 10 o'clock. By order of the Mayor curfew did not ring. This order was given when committee of children visited him and asked how long they could continue the celebra- tion proposed.
 You've done a pretty good days work, you boys and girls, the Mayor replied, "and we will let you have the whole night this time, if you want it. :"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21
(By Frank DeSousa.)

Prescott, Feb. 20.-With the biggest crowd that has ever turned out to a paid performance in this city, the Elks' new opera house was thrown open to the public this evening.
 The opening event was the appear ance of Florence Roberts and Mel bourne Mcdowell in Marta of the Lowlands," fully 1900 people being in the opera house, though it's seating capacity is $50.
 Last Friday morning at g o'clock the advance sale of seats began and h two hours two-thirds of the house had been sold, the receipts in cash from the sale being $1,00O.
 The society woman, the business man and the common laborer were present tonight. It was an event in which all Prescott took pride, this opening of the Elks' opera house.
 There are eight boxes and every one of them was filled. Those who occupied them with their parties were Clark, Joe Archambeau, Robert Mar LII, T.. f1 GTeenWOOu ana lue pTebS-
 Miss Roberts and Mr. Mcdowell were at their best as far as the play went. but this was not entirely the drawing card. The honor of being present at the opening drew the crowd.
 No special ceremonies marked this occasion, the formal dedication being arranged for a later date, at which time Elks from all parts of Arizona are expected to be present.
 The Elks' new building is three sto- ries high. and stands on the south side of East Gurley street, between CorteZ and Marina streets.
 It has been erected at a cost of nearly s60,00O. The Pythian Castle and Copper Queen hotel in Bisbee are fine buildings, but the Elks building in Prescott is better.
 The opera house takes the rear half of the building from cellar to roof, and is built and furnished according to the latest style. No money has been spared to make it one of the best in the southwest.
 On the first floor of the building
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21
THE ANTS ARE CONFIDENT

Washington, Feb. 2O.-The anti-Ad- ministration Senators. or rather those who are opposed to the passage of railroad rate legislation at this ses- sion of Congress, have reached a de- cision as to the method they will use to prevent action before March 4.
 is understood that they Will hold the bill in committee and summon scores of persons interested to testify. They say the subject is of such im- portance that every side should be heard in the most exhaustive manner. Time will be given to every one who wants to appear and the multitude of railroad men which thronged the House side while the bill was under consideration there, will not be cir cumstance to the number appearing in the Senate Committee. Of course it
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21
ELKS OPENED SPLENDID HOME LAST NIGHT

are four store rooms, which will be rented by the Elks. The second floor consists of eight large office rooms, all of which open into large hallway. | There is some talk of later using the second floor for a Commercial Club. to which all the business men of this city. whether Elks or not, will be admitted to membership. Another scheme is to make it the headquarters for all the prominent lawyers in the city.
 I The third floor consists of two large rooms. These are to be used exclusively for, lodge purposes. One of them will be reserved by the EIks for their use, and the other leased to local lodge societies that are without buildings of their own.
 The building is as nearly fireproof as it can be made. It is constructed throughout of Arizona granite and brick, quarried and manufactured near this city. Building has been go- ing on several months, and it is not yet completed.
 The Elks building committee has rushed work on the theater in order to have it ready for tonight The in- teriOr of the building is only partially completed
 Plans for this magnificent struct- ure have all been drawn by Architect J. E. Minor, who has superintended the construction work. B. M Belcher is chairman of the building commit tee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21
FRANK MOORE GOES THE SUICIDES GRAVE
 Was COChiSe County Pioneer
 ILL HEALTH THE CAUSE GIVEN FOR ACT

Frank Moore, known to every old timer in Cochise county, shot and killed himself on Friday last at San Francisco. The news. which was learned here yesterday, came as a great shock to many in this city and Tombstone. with the early days of both of which towns MT Moore was prominently identified.
 MT. Moore was at the front among those of enterprise at Tombstone in the early eighties. Along with Char ley Marsden, who later went to Los Angeles with him and engaged in a partnership that still exists, he was interested in a number of business deals throughout the country.i With the decline of Tombstone, MT. Moore came to this city, and for a time was engaged in business here. About fifteen years ago he went to Los An geles with MT. Marsden, they engag- ing in a mercantile enterprise there from which they made money from the start, building the venture up to a point that made for them independ- ent fortunes.
 Of the suicide at San Francisco the following from the Los Angeles Exam iner tells the story, a resume of the dead mans history at Los Angeles be- ing connected.