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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24
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ter Die Wiirbe eines 0ottors Der Rechte
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24
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5dblen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24

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The oasis., 1905-03-04

Thursday evening Engineer iQ. nacio Bonlllas returned from professional yisit in the Moctezuma district
 Al the Methodist church on Sun. day next, March 5. Rev. R. c. Elliott will conduct service at II a. m. and Rev. Mr. Lancaster, from Kentucky at 7.30 D. m. Suu- day School at 10 q. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The reception of the Good Cheer Club at the residence of Katherine Titcomb, Thursday afternoon. was largely attended, and was very successful The little girls of the club realized a neat sum to go toward completion of the basement of the Episcopal church edifce.
 The Nogales Ice Co. have notified patrons, that after the 31st inst. a new system in delivery of ice will prevail Customers will be sold coupon books, and in no case will ice be supplied without delivery by the customers of coupons designat- 1 ing the amount taken.
 This morning Mir. E. F. Har- ris was up from Cerro Colorado, en route to Tucson to meet Mrs. Harris, coming from Alameda, Call ifornia, to go to the camp. Re- turning they will be in Nogeles Tuesday, going south to Santa Ana by the Sonora railway train the same evening.
 Postmaster Milton Bohall has this week received word from San Fran cisco that his brother Milo Bohall, formerly located at Nogales, and Miss Ida Miller who spent some time at Nogales visiting with her sister Mrs. W.. J Neumann were married in that city February 27th at the home of Mir. Bohall's sister. The young couple will reside in Eureka, California, where the groom is engaged in business. In another column there were l presented last week the Articles of Incorporation of Ell Carmen Mining Company, which has been framed to take over and operate the Carmen mine, at Los Bronces, near San Javier, in Sonora. The directors named in the articles are l c. c. Rountree, Aparicio Porchas, Miguel K Hermosa, John Miller and Aurelio Sandoval. The Car 1 men is a noted antigua mine, with a rich record of production, which has received mention heretofore in 1 the columns of THE OASIS. The Articles of Incorporation were framed by the incorporation bur eau of HE OASIS.
The oasis., 1905-03-04

Forgood, substantial service wear Hamilton, Brown < Co.'s Patrol Shoe," sold at the Red House, Ra- mon Vasquez.
 Wednesday evening Mir. and Mrs James Harrison were in from Rancho Bellotal, to attend the Pa. pago Hose Company's ball.
 Sunday evening Mr. P. Sandaval of the banking house fP. Sandoval X Co.,, returned from a business visit in the City of Mexico, where no remained eight days.
 The first ball of Papago Hose Company, No. 1, at Armory Hall, Wednesday evening, was largely attended, and was very successful both socially and financially.
 Yesterday evening Mrs. Schultz gave at Armory Hall a very enjoy able bon bon party, well attended by her dancing classes and the friends of her many pupils.
 Work upon the new postoffice building is progressing finely. The walls were finished some days ago, the roof is now going on and Con- tractor W. M. Lester is plastering the interior.
 Thursday night Bracey Curtis, cashier of The First National Bank went south for a few days visit at Hermosillo and Guaymas. He will return here Monday or Tues day.
 N. c Banks, general manager of the Black Mountain Copper Com- pany's Sonora property, the Cerro Pr'ieto raine, came in from Sonora yesterday morning and registered at the Montezuma.
 A first-grade civil service exam ination will he held at Nogales March 25th for the purpose of securing eligibles for the position as Deputy Collector of Customs or other first grade positions to fill vacancies as they may occur.
 MT. George B. Marsh has had surveyed and plated as an addi- ton to Nogales, County Surveyor Delos Durfee doing the the work, the mesa eastward from and above the court house, that has been divided into forty elegant resid- enoe lots which will be put upon the market shortly. These are very eligible properties and will be quickly sold.
 Bishop w. A. Candler and party left for the East Monday morning. Rev. J. F. Corbin, ]. H. Fitzgerald and others left on Tuesday, Rev. J. Bustamante ard wife left on Thurs day for Durango, Mexico, Miss E.. Pacheco accompanied them. This young lady is to enter the Metho- dist College in the City of Mexico. Six more young people will leave shortly for the college in Chihua- hua.
The oasis., 1905-03-04
N0GALEs NOTES.
Interesting Items Gathered Around
 the Line Cities.

Thursday George Narboth was up from Sonora.
 Mir. Joseph Pascholy has this week returned from California.
 E. E. Mallette was visitor from the Santa Ritas early in the week.
 Dr. A. s. Russell went to Mazda lena Wednesday night for short stay.
 Tuesday MT. James Kane of Patagonia was a visitor at No gales.
 Wednesday morning Sheriff Fowler went to Tucson on an off, cial business visit.
 Messrs. E. E. Bethell and M. NJ, Trickey from Washington Camp were here on Wednesday.
 Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. George K. French returned. home from weeks visit in Tucson.
 J. H. Owen of Springfield Mis- souri, nephew of the late M. NJ Conn is visiting Nogales this week.
 Mr. Earl Cleveland, who is operating on the Yaqui river was visitor at Nogales early the pre- sent week.
 'The American Lady," the most elegant and stylish shoe made Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Mike Doyle has returned from his stay at the Monte Karlo, on the Calabasas road, and is again on deck at the Senate.
 I. Burgoon, the clothier, in the Brickwood building, has en route heavy shipment of Spring goods
 all the latest styles.
 MT. T. H. Schuster of Tucson, the we'll known life insurance solicitor, has been visitor at No gales several days this week.
 Tuesday MT. NJ. Marchebout was at Nogales, having brought his family from Cananea, en route to Gnaymas, where they long resided. Mir. Marchebout was many years proprietor of the Hotel Armada, in the Sonora metropolis. During the past year the gentleman has been in business in Cananea.
The oasis., 1905-03-04

J H Henley manager ol lhe Have mining properties sonora, is here today on Q business visit.
 The regular weekly hop of the Nogales Social Club will take place at Armory Hall this evening. Mrs. Mark Lulley's excellent orcestra will furnish the music. and very pleasant evening is assured all who attend.
 Next Tuesday evening (Shrove Tuesday the beginning of Lent will be signalized by a grand fancy dress ball at the municipal palace in Nogales, Sonora, for which society folks on both sides of the line are making elaborate prepara- tion
 Every effort is being made by the energetic officials in the coun- ty treasurer's office to collect the back taxes, and replenish the school fund so there will be no shortage in the school term. Every citizen wishes them complete suc- cess.
 The new building of c. Sabatier, at the corner of International street and Morley avenue is rapidly approaching completion, and all ready presents an imposing ap- pearance. It is two stories in height, the lower one being very high, to admit of construction of 8 gallery around the store, for more complete utilization of the wall space for shelving and display of goods. The structure is of brick, with the front of the lower story of cut stone and plate glass.
 County Treasurer O'Keefe and Deputy Treasurer Herrera are working indefatigably upon the back tax list, and are preparing to enter suit against delinquents for all taxes now due. To get in all that money will do q great deal toward Tightening the burden of taxation the coming year, and will enable an extension of the school year. The commendable efforts of the two officials named is worthy of most hearty approval. When the time for action comes Deputy Collector Chas. L. Fowler will take strong hand.
 Wednesday evening Messrs. ". E. Deity, the well known mining engineer, and F. c. Wetmore a New Haven capitalist owning a large interest in El Gran Provee. dor de Cobre mine, Altar district, Sonora. arrived at Nogales from the north intending to visit a min- ing property in the Gro Blanco district this county. the following day. On account of the the bad condition of the road to Gro Blan- co the trip was temporarily aban- doned and Mir. Wetmore left for Sonora Thursday night to visit his property there, Mr. Deity return ing to Phoenix yesterday morning.
The oasis., 1905-03-04
Metal ouotstlons

Following are the market quota tations on metals for today Copper E. Cathode) lb15 T 55 Lead, per 100 lbs 4.45--4.65 Silver, per oz., 60s cts. New York City, Exchange l.02 Pesos. Bullion value AS Mex. Dol. (local) 50
 American Dollars 200 Mexico City Exchange 202
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
A local Vlew.

The above telegram was received
aAom Washington last night by The
N Newa. It's author is one of the best
known special correspondents in Wash
ihgton, and keeps well posted on al.
fairs OF interest in Georgia.
After the telegram was received a
News reporter talked with the frien15
o. the other four candidates ana they
sn still seem TO think that their favor
ties would receive the appointment.
A leading republican Of the city, VINO
has been actively supporting one OF
the candidate' said: Il hardly be.
lieve Mr.. Smith will get the appoinl-
ment. He has no republican endorse
nent county, state or national and
endorsement goes a long ways in ths
appointments OF this kind.
1T seems that the referees cann,t
agree on one Of the candidates and, as
stated in your telegram, Mr.. Smith
may be named as a compromise candI.
date. Howev1, the matter will not be
settled until the appointment is finally
made"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
coles BACKING
SWITCHED TO HIM
-4
Generally Believed in Wash
ingtOn That lie Will
be Named
Tile RtFERTES CAN'T AGREE
Report That Strong Backing Of Major
Cole Has Been Switched to the
Young candidate-The sit
uation at Present.
lRN MIIt sauI.l

Washington &n. 80 (speciaD-Tt is
row very lik aly that Albert M. Smith
viii be Brunswick's next postmaster.
The political hackers which Major
G. w Cole has had. it is now reported.
has been switched to Smith. While
this report has not been Officially
verified, if it is true he will unques-
tionably get the appointment. The
three referees could not get together
on Major Cole and since the postmas-
ter general mas positively declined to
reappoint Postmaster F. McC Brown
the bulk Of the endorsements SO it is
said, have naturally turned to Smith,
Referee Walter Johnson has stood
by Major Cole to the very last and in
fact did not leave him until he knew
tliat it was impossible for him to se-
cure the appointment. while Referees
H. SuIlweI Edwards and ]. f. Han.
son favored the reappointment of Post
master Brown.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
DINING ROOM
WAS IN A BLAZE
&
Handsome Structure Of
the MiIIiOnaires was on
Fire Sunday
QUICK WORK SAVED IT
Defective FIue Caused Confanra-
n ton, but the Fire Was Extinguish-
ed Before any Serious Damage
Was Done

A serious condagration was narrow
~ averted at Jekyl Island yesterday
morning and the handsome club mouse
Of the Jellyl Island club had a close
call
a defective nue directly over the
dining room was the cause OF the
IRE. which spread 20 the large window
blinds inaiehng considerable damage
10 them. A soon as the fire was OBJ
served. the special fire fighting apra-
iatus Of the club was called into ser
vice and The b,aze was very promptly
eNtinguished. The damage which VIII
not exceed one huldrede and fifty dol
lars was caused more from the stream
cr water than from the actual fire
The memba's Of The club and others
i'll charge at Jetyl we're very muca
pleased with the splendid work dau
ty The fire crew. for the morning was
cry windy ami ii the fire had gained
auy great haadway the loss would
nave been enormous as the main buid
ing was fully extosed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
JEFFRIES
COMING TO BRUNSWICK

James J. Jlf'ries, the small boys
idol, the man who has put Fitzslm-
mons to the had twice, has knocked
corbett over the ropes a half dozen
times. broke arms and ribs Of other
pugilists. who now wears the belt Of
the Police Gazette for the champion
rugilist OF the world. and who halls
hom San Francisco California, will
be in Brunswick on February Is, not
TO engage in prize fight not to work
in a blacksmith shop. but to show his
talents as an actor
Managers Fleming and Waff, Of the
Grand. yesterday booked the old favor.
lie play ,Dayy Crockett. and among
the members Of the cast the name OF
Jeffries appears in The title role.
Jenrles. as is well known. decided
some time ago to 90 on the stage, and
ne selected this fayorite piece in which
10 show HIS talent as an actor. He
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
TWO STORES SOLy
Valuable Property on Newcastle Street
Has Been Purchased by the Doug
las Ha DWARF Company

A valuable piece of Newcastle street
property has recently changed hands
the deal having been consummated
about a week ago.
The Douglas Hardware Company
purchased from the Oglethorpe saw
ing and Trust Company, Of Savannah,
three stores on Newcastle street which
ere now occupied by Kennon Mott,
the jeweler a fruit stand and by the
purchasers. This property is located
between Monk and Gloucester streets.
IN the very heart Of the city and Is
considered among the best paying pro.
perty in the city.
Mr. r. s. / ee. who is at the head
or the Douglas Hardware Company
las seen by representative Of The
News yesterday and he confirmed the
report that his company mad p1rchas-
ed the property from the Savannah
owners, and further announced that a
amber Of improvements would be
made on the stores in the near future
Mr.. Lee proposes to thoroughly over
haul the large building, WIN make
two stores out Of the three and Will
nave them 50 arranged that they can
lie converted into one large store
Hs said that these Improvements
would be made as sooon as possible.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31

Interesting Debate was the Feature of
the Meeting Last Nlght-Large
Number ct Members Present

The discussion at the Men S club
iaat night participated in by Or. Druek
el, Rev, Sam saall, Dr Wynys Rede
and Col c. P. Goodyear disclosed a
aqptn of Thought, and breadth OF view
W on the war in the Far East. upon
Is relations To the worlds civilization,
upon It's relation to liberty and It's
tension which taking all the views
presented and each speaker took up
= different line Of thought, would in
most cities lave been considered a
rare treat by & cultivated audience,
and should have received. as indeed
should every discussion and lecture
OF the club receive, the sympathetic
support Of large audience in Bruins
wick.
The Information each speaker gave
20 the other ~ eaAers, and all together
SVEN the audience was Illuminating
lt is gre pity that this, the only
movement OF its kind in Brunswick,
Which has a membership OF nearly
three hundrel IS not supported by the
presence not only Of its members but
OF the people generally
We have ad numerous addresses
i'll the past year and half, numerous
discussions that in many cities would
have attracted large audiences. The
interchange OF thought has stimulated
sturdy and many Brunsw1ckians
rave learned to think upon their feet,
through this C,gb.
The meetings will hereafter be neld
on Monday night of eacn week. Next
Monday night there will be a business
meeting
Every Mon lay night in each month
with the exception Of the first, Will
re devoted 10 DEBATES, discussions or
addresses.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31

has already started out from Califor-
ia in the leading role Of Dayy CrocS-
cit and has made a decided hit.
The coming to Brunswick Of this
great prize fighter, who seems to wear
tile champions belt with but littet
trouble. will interest the theater-goers
and for once anyway the capacity OF
the popular playhouse will be taxed.
The small boy will crowd in the gal
lery. the sports will occupy the front
seate, while the remainder Of the
opera house will be occupied by those
who will go merely to see the cham
pionship pugirst Of the world.
Davy Crockett, however, is a very
pleasing play when presented by a high
class company such as will come with
Mr.. Jeffrles His physique, ETC., wei
qualify him fot the title role, and It IS
expected that he will make a decided
hit In his new adventure.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
THOUGHT TO BE SLEEP
TIE CHILD WAS DEAD

When Lula Pepper, a well known
cclored woman, who resides at o9S
l.eynolds stree, lett her home yester-
Gay morning to 60 10 her work at the
cs ster factor she left her baby girl
well and happy. When she returned
for dinner the child was corps.
Lula left the child in the care Of it's
grandmother Nan Pepper, an ageo
IS oman who claims that the child went
to sleep soon after IT'S mothers depar-
ture for the factory and that she plac.
cd it in bed.
Later in the morning she returned
end thought the baby still asleep. sey.
eral times she says she visited the
room and each time the little one was
apparently sleeping soundly. How
ever she thought she would arouse
IL, and on going to the room
end taking up the child the grand,
mother was checked to find that Al
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
GIRL BURNED ORPHANAGE
TO ESCAPE FROM STUDIES

Raleigh, n. c., Jan 30.-An investi-
cation of the fire which destroyed the
Eelle Green oiphanage at Montreal III
Blue Ridge mountains, shows that a
little girl inmate is the incendiary. The
girl, who is not of very bright mind
had been told by some one that if the
building were burned she would not
have to study any more and she acted
promptly upDr what she considered a
suggestion. The result is that This
child and the other orphans are mis-
erably sheltered in an old store at
Montreal, in need Of clothing and uhe
necessaries Of life Montreal is in
Buncomb county but most OF the or
phans are from other counties and so
they cannat be taken in the Children's
home at Asheyile.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
Bank suindIer Sentenced.

Mexico City Jan 30.-The men who
swindled the Central Bank out OF
34630O0 have been sentenced. Man
uel batiz goes to prison for fifteen
years and eisht months; Assistant
Cashier CoDos gets eleven years; An
gel BATH, three years and eight
months Nuel Batiz was ordered TO
pay The bank S239,OO0 Cobbs $l68,0OO
and Angel Bauz $4,000.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31

&olfolE. va Jan 30.-Charged with
eDtauins $500 and pawn tickets for
Jewelry yalae1 at $3.50 from Ruby
FORD on the pretense that he could Sc
cure the release Of her husband from
tayai prison ship in Boston c r..
toaa!ey a Norfolk policeman, is lock-
q up in G cell at Iolice barracks
townIey is alleged to have represent
I'd 10 the woman that for SO mucn
noHey he could bribe The naval official
to discharge ler husband from the
rison ship AID have him sent back
- Norfolk.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
SWIFT { CO. LOSE
Decision Handed Down by the United
States Supreme Court Yesterday
Against the Packers.

Washington Jan. 30.-In the United
States supreme court today the case
OF the Unite,, States against Swift
& Company, commonly called the beer
trust, was decided against the packers
The case charged a conspiracy on
the part OF the packers to fix the price
cf fresh meat The opinion rendered
today was handed down by Justice
Holmes, the entire court concurring
and the decision sustained the lower
court, which as against the packers.
The case in question has attracted
great attention in all sections Of the
country and has been very stubbornly
contested.