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The oasis., 1905-12-09
N0CALES NOTES.

Monday Mir. Z o. stocker of Guay- mas, was visitor at Nogales.
 Mill man and amalgamator wants a job. Apply at TnE OASIS office x
 MT. ". D. schallinger of La colora- da, was visitor at Nogales Nednes- day.
 For Christmas goods in tie greatest variety, go to the sonora News Com pany. ~
 Monday MT. Martin Costello, of Tombstone was among the visitors at the line city.
 Mir. ]. K. Johnson of Calabasas, was at the county seat on Monday of the present week.
 Sunday Mr. Edwin Baker, collector Of customs at Nogales, went to Phoenix on official business.
 Mrs. James Harrison Of Rancho Be- llotaI on the santa Cruz, was visitor at Nogales Monday.
 Score cards for the new game of Five Hundred for sale by the So nora News company. tf
 Tuesday Mrs. NJ. E. sykes oi Calaba- sas and her daughter, Mrs J '. Wise, were visitors at Nogales.
 MT. Clarke, from the Eiuachuca noun- tain region, in the east end Of the coun- ty, was q visitor at Nogales Monday.
 Watches and chains are just right for Christmas presents. You will iind them in great variety at the sonora News Co.'S. It.
 Monday Mir. Trinidad Perea, the well known advocate, was avisitor at Noga- les. Tuesday the gentleman went to Cananea.
 Forgood, substantial service wear Hamilton, Brown < Co.'s Patrol Shoe" sold at the Red House, Ra- mon Vasquez.
 Monday evening Mr. Ed. Wood re- turned from Fl Tigre, where he has been employed some months, and is visiting with his family.
 Fine candies at the International Drug store. Lowney's and Gun- thers, in bulk and in fancy packages.
 MT. r. !. Sulliyan,a a custom inspectorat Nogales, resigned on the first inst and Mir. Ralph Shunway received tempo rary appointment iu his stead.
 Gents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Trains on the Sonora railway are run. ming temporarily on day schedule leaving Nogales about o'clock in the morning, and arriving at about the ssshi' hour in the evening.
 The boys and girls have not beer overlooked in selection of the elegant and varied stock of valuable and artistic articles for Holiday presents at the store of the Sonora News Go. 1t.
 Mr. Joseph Pascholy of the Nogalei Water Co. who now makes his home 1T Los Angeles, has been visitor at Noga les this week, coming Monday evening He said he has come to get a dish o ''menudo."
 In their llners in THr oAsts, advertis ing their holiday goods, the sonora New Company have enumerated presents fo everybody except your mother-in-law
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
BRoADSWoRDSMEM TO MEET
Maj. j. A. Mcclure and Sergt. jeff
Whalen to Engage in Novel
Contest Sunday

The broadsword contest between
Maj. j. A. Mcclure and Sergt jeff
Whalen, which is scheduled for Fiesta
park Sunday afternoon next, is eXcit-
ing much interest, as the affair is the
first of it's kind to be held in Los An
geles in fourteen years.
Maj. Mcclure will use a regulation
army broadsword that was presented to
him by President Roosevelt after the
battle of San Juan. in which Maj Nc
CURE participated with the Rough
Riders.
The combat will be conducted some
what in the nature of a ring contest,
insofar as seconds and a referee will
be concerned. The seconds are for the
purpose of corralling the horses should
one of the combatants be thrown dur
ing the fray.
Somewhat larger than polo ponies,
the animals are now being trained for
the exhibition. Quickness and a ten
dency not to draw away from the OPP
ponent are the prime requisites, and
two horses have been secured which
appear capable of providing the equine
end of the performance.
The rules provide that should one of
the contenders be knocked hore-de-
him to remount.
At the end of that time he may de-
mand that his opponent fight the re-
mainder of the contest on the ground or
mount and continue on horseback.
The contest will be for $3.50 side and
partial division Of the gate receipts.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
PRACTICING FOR HARD GAME

Coach Hempel had his gridiron ag-
gregation of redskins on the Sherman
field yesterday afternoon putting them
through two hours of hard practice
preparatory to the Christmas game
with the st. Vincent college eleven.
The work was suggestive OF mid-sea-
son practice and the redskins evil
IDENTIFY are not conceding the coming
contest to be an easy proposition
The Indians will play their last game
with the Selma Athletic club, composed
of ex-Stanford and Berkeley players
on New Years day at Fresno.
The Christmas day game should re-
suit in a hard fought struggle. as the
Indians outweigh the ST. Vincent team
by four pounds and both teams are
playing fast ball.
Many expect that the Saints will
give the Indians a harder tussle than
any college team which has met the
braves this year, and the st. Vincent
team is anxious to strengthen a some
what general belief that the aggrega-
tlon is as strong as any college team In
the south, despite the outcome of the
season as regards winning games. On
Christmas they will endeavor to make
stronger showing than of the other
college elevens,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
U. S. C. PLANS CLASS GAMES
University May Not Put Male Team
on Field for -asketbaII
Season

The u. S. G. basketball class games
which were commenced on Monday
afternoon will be concluded imm mediately
after the holidays and the first team
candidates are to be selected from the
players who exhibit the greatest ability
in the preseason games.
The girls basketball team from the
university won the championship last
year, and although several of the men,
bers will not enter the game this year
the outlook for another strong aggre-
cation is encouraging to the enthusiasts
of the institution.
1t has not been decided whether a
male basketball team will go on the
field this season, as there is a senti-
ment that the laurels to be derived
from the sport should be left to the
young ladies'. Track and baseball will
occupy a good portion of the remainder
of the year and the university basket
ball honor may devolve solely upon the
co-eds.
Baseball and track work will COM
mence after the return of the students
from the Christmas vacation, and for
the first time in years a basketball
team involving championship possi-
bilities will represent the university.
The college of liberal arts, the dental
college ana the prep department have
candidates for the varsity and the
representative nine Is to be picked
from the class teams which are to COM
pete Immediately after the New Year
opening. Regular practice will not COM
mence until some time in February and
the men showing the strongest ability
in the class games will form the squad
which will try for the first team. Nc
Knight, formerly of the high school and
last year the Occidental college twirler,
is attending the university and should
prove valuable man if he goes in for
the team. Burek, Shute, Peck and
Barusch comprise the pitching material
which is at hand for the opening of the
season.
The track men have been limbering
up in light fashion for the strenuous
work which is to come and a large
squad will be out for the initial work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
TRUSTEES ELECT PRESIDENT
Monrovia Board Chooses J. 3. Hollo-
way, Formerly of Los Angeles,
to Fill Vacancy
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
MONROVIA, Dec. 19.-J. b. Hollo-
way was elected president of the board
of city trustees last night to fill va
cancy caused by the resignation OF w.
A. Walker, who has been the presid-
ing officer for the past two years. Hol-
loWay was already member OF the
board, and w. B. Scarborough was
selected as new trustee, as Walker left
the board.
Walkers term would have expired in
April, and his resignation at this time
created a sensation. He made no eX-
planation, but smiled approvingly as
Holloway was placed in the chair and
Scarborough put on the board. These
steps were taken with a promptness
that indicated some members of the
board were not taken by surprise.
A cordial resolution of thanks was
given to Walker for his services to the
board. The new president is also JUS
tice of the peace of the Eel Monte dis
trict He was for ten years on the
bench in the Lake county court.
w. b. Scarborough is one of the best
known Masons of Southern California.
He was largely instrumental in the
work of securing the Masonic home at
San Gabriel. He was out of the city
when elected. He is in business in
Los Angeles, where he made a record
a few years ago as police commissioner
during a reform movement. He has
lived here for over a year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
EsCALANTE TO BEAT DoMo
Speedy Ones Contest Feature Event
Today, With Gray Streak In
Second Place
By Irvino q. Clement


The third race, n sprint at five and
2 half furlongs, will be the feature for
this afternoon.
Escalante, Don Domo, New Mown
Hay and Belasco are carded to start.
There Is no form on the latter, as he
has not started here.
Escalante ran cracking good race
Saturday which he lost by getting
away poorly from the barrier. He will
probably race in front today and take
the chicken hearted Don Domo into
camp the first half and win all by
himself
Don Domo should last to beat out
New Mown Hay for the place money.
The next in importance will be the
fourth race for two-year-olds. Some
Of the best youngsters at the track
are carded to start, which will prob
ably result In n tight fit at the end.
Masterson is my choice, because
Miller rides, and I hardly think Good
Luck can give him five pounds and n
beating
The latter has won his only two
starts and should beat Vino for the
place money. Vino has been running
some good races of late, but is n slow
breaker. which is against his chances.
The first race is hard one, as It
is very open affair. Peggy O'Neii
ran two clever races here and as
Schaffner rides, will probably be the
one they will have to beat.
Rustling Silk Is clever two-year-
old and has an excellent chance, as
Miller will probably ride her.
Valencia. Lady Kispar, Sand Storm
and Wee Lass will be close up at the
inish. The latter ran some good races
on the Canadian circuit this summer
and is reported good one.
RTiPnnd Mendoubnrr opd D,hfaoo
Will probably be fighting It out in the
second race and it would not be sur
prising to see them finish in the or
der named.
Old Pettijohn ran good six furlongs
in one of his previous starts and
might be a surprise party Young
Hyson is an unknown quantity here,
but has performed well over the east
ern tracks.
The Huguenot has not run his race
mere and ran as though short in his
last start AS the distance is shorter
today he should lead from wire to wire.
Judge Denton will probably be the
one they will have to beat, but he pre-
fers little shorter distance.
Potrero Grande is rank in-and-
outer and seems to sulk at times.
Should show, but is bad betting
proposition.
Sea Sick and Tramotor will be the
ones that will be fighting it out at the
finish In the sixth race. AS the former
is the gamer, she should win.
Tramotor has Kinsman and Bologna
to beat for the place. The latter has
shown q lot of speed among better
ones and might stick it out today and
win.
West Brookfield might cause trouble
as he has been working well.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
PAINTER LOSES HIS MONEY
Long Beach Taxes Become Delinquent
on December 25--Hsve Mad
Dog Scare
specIa1 to The Herald.


Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Dec. ia painter
by the name of White, while working
on a vacant house on Fourth street,
left his street clothing on the top shelf
of cupboard. When he went to get
the outfit he found that some one had
abstracted a roll of bills amounting to
so.
OF q total taxation Of 100000. Tax
Collector Neece has had paid i'm to
him since last October some $35, 1921
This leaves a considerable deficit with
less than a week to pay 1t in as taxes
become delinquent in this city on the
fourth Monday in December.
A large black dog fell from a balcony
of the Roselle rooming house among a
party of curio gatherers on the beach
this afternoon. The sharp yelps of the
animal and his sudden appearance ap-
parently from the sky started q panic
among the people and in n few seconds
there was mad dog cry passed along
the ocean front. Before anyone had
the nerve to get close enough to shoot
him, however, the dog had sufficiently
recovered to make his escape.
Last evening j. 70. Shrewsbury was
elected chief of the Long Beach vol
unteer fire department. His assistant
will be G.. G.. Craw. Captains of engine
and hose companies have been elected
rs follows: No. t. H. G. Wilson; No.
2, otho Boyd; No. 3. ]. IT. Brakeman.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
SEASH0RE CITIES TO
HAVE NEW BOULEVARD
WILL CONTRIBUTE LIBERALLY
TO ENTERPRISE
Santa Monica, Ocean Park and Venice
Want Highway-AutomobiIe Asso-
clation anu Abbot Kinney Expected
to Donate Liberal Sums
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Dec. ia much
mooted point was settled last night
when the committee appointed as a re-
suit of the recent conference between
the county supervisors and the bay
representatives brought about by Alb
bot Kinney, and in which a memorable
automobile ride figured, decided that
Santa Monica would be i'm on the
proposed boulevard connecting Venice
and Ocean Park with Los Angeles
This Is to be accomplished by extend
ing the scope of the highway, which, as
now outlined, will run northward from
Washington street and the Compton
road direct to the Santa Monica city
limits and thence skirt Ocean Park
and Venice into Playa del Rey. The
cost of the improvement is roughly es-
timated at $25,000, and of the amount
Abbot Kinney and the Southern Cali
fornia Automobile association have sig
nified Willingness to contribute lib
orally. The municipalities of each of
the favored towns will build and main
tain a branch road from the boulevard
in which it is promised home pride
will figure largely. The committee in
charge of local arrangements consists
OF w. r. Wheat, II. w. Keller, c. A
Rockwell, ]. K. Shurtleff, f. Nieman
and G. Jones.
A committee of indignant property
owners appeared before the city council
last night to protest against the ac-
ton of Mrs. M. E. Meeham of No. Is
Ashland avenue, who is having an
addition built on the front of her
house, extending it more than six feet
over what has heretofore been the
accepted stoop line. The board, how
one in which it had no power to in
terfere. Those persons owning prop
erty Immediately adjoining the new
structure are furious at the woman's
action and property owners the length
OF the block are making plans for her
future.
A bundle of mems clothing found
on the beach near the bath house at a
late hour last night caused the police
to make a searching investigation, but
nothing to throw light on the mystery
rewarded their efforts.
Charles Myrick, who with COM
panion named Clifford Langdon, is ac-
cused of assaulting with intent to rob
w. L. Sibley, an inmate of the Soldiers
home, was arraigned before Justice
Jenness this morning and bound over
to the superior court. Myricks bonds
were fixed at $1,000.
AS a result of the recent benefit en-
tertainment given under auspices of
the Village Improvement society for
the purpose of making up a fund for
the purchase Of an ornamental drink
ing fountain, it is announced that
$101. .95 was raised.
Hook and Ladder Company No. has
elected the following officers for 1906
Foreman, A. j. Myers; first assistant,
A. M Simbro; second assistant, G.. c..
Boehme; president, w. 1. Hull; sec
retary, c. H. Thomas; treasurer, w.
H. Volkman; steward, C. II. Roster.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
RESULTS AT CITY PARK

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 19-City Park
results:
six and a half furlongs-Tom Crabb
won, La Cache second, Chamblee
third. Time, LIS.
Mile and seventy yards-Bnvoy won,
Judge Traynor second, Sanction third.
Time, 1:54 As.
Six furlongs, handicap-Tinker won,
Belle Strome second, Garnish third.
Time, 1928.
Seven furIongs-Salvage won, Free
booter second, Happy Jack third.
Time, 1:35.
h Five and a half furlongs-Mint Boy
won, Gauge second, Adesso third.
Time, 113.
Mile and three-s ixteenths-Ivanhoe
won, Thistledo second, Curate third.
Time, 2:13.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
FITz IS FAVORED 4, TO WIN
Odds Change by Influx of Large Sums
Supporting Ruby Robert to
Defeat O'Brien
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.-The bet
ting tonight at Harry Corbett's was
10 to s, with Fitz favorite. There was
not much O'Brien money out, but all
that appeared was promptly covered
Up to yesterday O'Brien was favorite
at 10 to 9, but last night some Fitz-
simmons partisan threw $4,000 into the
poolrooms on Fitz at the prevailing
In the betting.
There are all sorts of stories circu-
lating tonight about this sudden change,
one being that O'Brien had sold the
fight. Some color was given to this
by the fact that O'Brien spent four
hours last night In private room at
Zinkand's restaurant with another
man and two women and that he
drank and ate as freely as the others,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
DRUGGISTS MUST Bic CHARY
They Sell All Kinds of Hair Prepara-
tIOns, and Fear TO Discriminate

arations, and as a rule they are wisely
chary OF giving preference to any par
ticular one, but many of them have
eide, the new treatment that absolutely
kills the dandruff germ. ii. Swannell
e. Son, Champaign, Ill, says: "one
customer of ours who did not have a
hair on top of his head when he began
TO use Ierpicide, now has a fair start
towards o good head of hair We be-
lieve Herpicide to be by far the best
preparation of its kind ON the market"
Hundreds of similar testimonials from
everywhere.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc
IN stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co., Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS

By Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 19.-Fair
grounds results:
Six furlongs-The Plains won, Fair
Calypso second, Dusky third. Time,
1:19.
Second. mile and sixteenth--Auro-
master won. Gamara second, Chats
third Time, 1:55 3-5.
Six furlongs-Ingolthrift won, Dap
pie Gold second, Paul Clifford third,
Time, 1:1S.
Five furlongs-Exc won, Del
Norte second, Townes third. Time,
1:04 AS.
Five and one-half furlongs-Marvel
p won, Blue Pirate second, Protuse
third Time. Ill.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Lady Ellison second. j. P. Mayberry
third Time, 1855 Ia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
CHESTNUT WINS
At LONG ODDS
SENSATIONAL RUNNERSC0RES
AT 200 T01
Struggling Bets Force the Price to
100 to I at Post Time and
Colt Romps Home
First
speclaI to The Herald.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE vic.
tories of Chestnut and Mandalor were
the sensational features of today's
racing at Ingleside. Chestnut, which Is
trained by William Murry. was zoo to
I in the betting at one time. There
were q few scattering bets for small
amounts on him and he closed at
100 to 1.
captured the sprinting handicap, beat
ing Nigrette, the favorite. by length
and a half. Nigrette got off badly.
Neaon, Buchanan and st. George
were heavily backed in their respect
i've races and landed the coin. The
track was muddy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
NIfTt Don,t Pny

don't stay" You want artists materials
that have good standing with artists
and the buying public-you want goods
that are standard that have the hall
mark" that have individual quality.
We handle Winsor & Newton goods, La
croix colors, Hasburgs gold Masury
and others. Ask for catalogue, San
born, Vail & Co. 357 $. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
SANTA MONICA BOWLERS WIN
Defeat "Tisits" of Los Angeles by
Good Score, Only One Rolling
Less Than 909

The Santa Monica bowling trio de-
feated the Los Angeles "Tisits' on
Morley's alleys last evening by 166 pins.
The scores were above the average,
only one man rolling under 900 pins for
the five games.
The feature of the match was the
bowling of Tompkins for the winners,
who secured an average of 1893 and
tied Gilman for high score, bowling 223
in the second game.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
Fatal Boiler Explosion
BY Associated Press.

READING, Pa, Dec. 19.-The boiler
OF a freight engine on the Wilmington
& Northern railroad blew up today
near Birdsboro. killing VIM. E Hesser,
the fireman. and fatally scalding H.
w. Lenbach, the engineer, and VIM.
Il. Alderman, brakeman.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
Mules Swim Ashore

A pair of mules driven by a young
man named Gilbert fell from the wharf
today into the water. The driver un-
dertook to pass between a lumber cart
and the open wharf and the mules
SHE'D toward the water and fell in
The driven went i'm with them Assist
ance was at hand almost instantly, the
driver was rescued and the team was
cut loose, but had to swim across the
bay and about a mile up the stream
before they could be landed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
SAN PEDRO FAV0RS MOLE
Prominent Citizens Unite in Indors-
ing Project-Chamber of COM
merce viii Act
Epecial to The Herald.

EpecIaI 10 Inc I1eraIu.
SAN PEDRO, Dec. 19,-Much inter
est is being manifested i'm this city
concerning the project to bond the city
to build a mole into the outer harbor
which will be free" except for the
small cost of maintaining it, Promi-
nent men of the city favor 1t.
The project will be laid before the
chamber OF commerce at it's meeting
tomorrow evening. 1t is expected that
committee will then be appointed to
determine the best way to proceed.
Estimates as to the cost are various,
but none is higher than 100000,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
It's worth your while.

J
A record-breaking carload was
just unlocked yesterday. This
car contained twenty-six full
sized pianos, being the largest
number of pianos ever shipped
in any single car accepted by any
western railroad.
Positively you can't find as
many standard high-grade makes
of pianos anywhere else.
Now do the right thing by
your family.
Buy them piano for Christ
mas.
Let's have talk about it today.