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The oasis., 1906-04-14

This week Mr. Walter |. Hill of Mowry, has been in Nogales, serv- ing as . trial juror.
 Monday morning Mir z X Raw son came up from E.a Colorado, and was at the line city several days.
 "The American Gentleman the finest and handsomest shoe for gentlemen's wear, RI the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 pr. W. J Galbraith, American consular agent at Canauea, Mex ico, was visitor in Nogales Mon- day
 For the ladies. European pos tai cards. See La Moda show win dow. Watch for next week x announcement.
 Mr. |. c. Conwell. who was transferred from the local custom house to the Yuma office last sums mer, returned Wednesday night and will resume his former posi- ton here.
 WANTED. Frieghters for haul from Cananea to Basaitequi, forty miles, price S25.00 per ton Mex ican Currency. Time required to make trip four days. Good roads and accommodations Ad- dress GRO MAXIMO MINING COMPANY, Cananea, Sonora. Mexico, Apartado 26. If.
 J. + Langston returned yester- day from a business trip to Noga- les. Judge Langston says that Col. McCord is doing fine at the Line City and is making the whole town his friends. The Enterprise is pleased to learn this, as the col lector's office in that city has been in one constant turmoil since it's establishment, and Col McCord is good officer and keen, shrewd man and will make 8 success of the office.-Phpnix Enterprise.
The oasis., 1906-04-14

Thursday night an Italian labor CT, Antonio Marcucei, died while sitting m a chair ID a saloon in Nogales, Sonora He was buried yesterday
 Martin Domingaez, who was ar rested last week on suspicion of be- ing demented and was later tran- sferred from the county jail to the Sisters hospital on recommenda- tion of the grand jury and the act ing county physician, is recovering his strength under the care of the Sisters But with returning strength he is displaying ! con trariness that evidences u diseased brain and it may be necessary later to commit Che man to the insane asylum for treatment. When taken to the hospital last week the man was ia \ weakened condition and required attention that could not be given him at the county iail.
The oasis., 1906-04-14
MoCALEs NOTES.


 While in Guaymas eat and drink at The Gambrinus, E. J. Ashley.
 Thomas Slider Of Los Angeles WIS patient at the Sisters hospi- tai here this week.
 Sunday evening Mir and Mrs E. E. Bethel returned from a trip 10 Washington Camp
 Gents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Nasquez
 Born Al Nogaies, Arizona, sunday, April s, 1906, to the wife of Mr. William Bowers, of Los Cor ches ranch, son.
 Forgood substantial service wear Hamilton, Brown < Co.'s Patrol 1hoe,D sold at the Red House, Ra- mon Vasouez
 Mrs. Maria de Joffroy, left Sa- turday night for Tucson, where she will remain for about two weeks, having her eyes treated by an oc- eulist.
 I beg to announce that have decided GO locate in Nogales I have opened a MACHINE SHOP for light work on Morley Avenue, m the rear to the right Of Dr. Brockman's office, where l am pre pared to do Light Mechanical and Electrical Work of any kind; Mechanical Drafting and Laying out Plans for Manufacturing Plants; Putting in Order Light Machinery of any description; Re- pairing anu Aligning Typewriters, Electrical Instruments, Surgical Instruments. GuGs. Pistols, Locks, Sewing Machines; also the Manu- faeture of Surgical Instruments and Hospital Appliances. 1 have had fifteen years experience with light machinery and electrical work, having been connected with some Of the foremost manufac- tories of the United States, as we'll as having been in charge of large manufacturing departments. Any work entrusted to me will be ap- preciated and will be executed promptly and thoroughly.
 PAUL RoEMIseH.
The oasis., 1906-04-14
Royal B akln@ Powder Absolutely
 Pure Made from Pure Grape Cream of Tartar
Made from Pure Grape Cream of Tartar

In baking powder Royal is the standard, the powder of highest reputation; found by the United States Government tests of greatest strength and purity
 It renders the food more healthful and palat- able and is most economical in practical use.
 Housekeepers are sometimes iInportuned 10 buy alum powders because they are cheap Yet some of the cheapest made powders are sold to consumers at the highest price.
 Housekeepers should stop and think. Is il not better to buy the Royal and take no chances questioned?
 Is it economy to spoil your digestion by an alum-phosphate other adultered powder to save few penniesi
 ROYAL BAKING POWDER 60. N-wv-7v
The oasis., 1906-04-14

W X Apbag83a If ptfs 9ghA Ha- in iuHH ia0 dt thls Heek
 Monday Mr eHiIsfmo Robin sonfw ihe auditor office ol the sonora railway was visitor ot NoeaIe-
 Df A e Russell t dangerouslv ili The doctor recently returned io Nogales from cieneguita, on ao- count Of his health.
 Mir. E B. Parsons, representino the Pacific Hardware x Steel Com, pany of San Francisco, called on Nogales customers this week.
 MT George L. Bugbee, assistent auditor of the sonora Railroad was in town Tuesday, returning to Guaymas from a trip to San Fran cisco.
 Mrs. Walter Bohall of Eureka. California, is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Ferguson. When Mrs. Ferguson goes to Phmnix, Mrs. Bohall will remain m Nogales, as q guest of Her son, Postmaster Milton BohalI.
 Captain J N Thomas, who was formerly foreman Of mine in. Sonora, and is now resident of Butte, Montana, is in Nogales again.haying come south this week to appear as a witness in the suit of the Worlds Fair Mining Com pany against Frank and Josephine Powers.
 Mr. Milton R. Moore, register of the United States land office at Phoenix and Mir. Alfred Franklin, an attorney from the same place, were in Nogales Tuesday MT Moore as 8 witness in the case of the Southern Pacific Company against William Powers, and MT. Franklin as an attorney in the case.
 Last Friday Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Iliam Schuckmann and little girl left for California. After visiting Los Angeles and San Francisco Mr. Schuckmann will return the latter part Of next week. Mrs. Schuckmann and the little girl will remain in California for few weeks as guests of Mrs. Robert Williams at Ocean Park. During Mir Schuckmann's absence Mr. Bo. J Whitesides is looking after the business Of Las Dos Naaiones Cigar factory.
 Mr F. NJ. Stevens of La Colora- da was q business visitor in Noga les during the week. Alr Stevens was formerly q resident of this see- tion and was elected to the legis- lature when Santa Cruz was | part of Pima county He pushed through tine Territorial legislature the bill that created Santa Cruz county.
The oasis., 1906-04-14
MesaloaelslIona

Following are the market quota tions on metals for today Copper ( E. Cathoael lS3 cts per ID Lead, per 100 lbs 5.35-5.45 Silver, per oz. 649 cts,
 New York City, Exchange l.0l Pesos Bullion value 55 Mex. Dol (local) 50--52 American Dollars l95
 Mexico City Exchange 2.0l
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
Umbrella Firm Bnnkrupt.

Employees of the Atlantic Umbrella Man
ufacturing company commenced proceed
ings yesterday in the United States court
here to have the concern declared bank
rupt. The petitioners state in their petit
ton that the company adopted a resolu-
ton on last Monday declaring that the
concern was bankrupt and unable to meet
its obligations The claimants and the
amounts of their claims are as follows
w. p. Emerson, $16S.7 ~ and wages at $1Ot
per month from October "A to December "a
c. f. Carey, $1A46 and wages at 800 per
month from October "A to December a.
3. l.. Lemon, $166.W and wages at $10C
per month from October "a to December "a.
]. c. Bell, 500 and wages at $50 per month
from September 20 to November %.
The Atlantic Umbrella Manufacturing
company was formerly the Council Bluffs
Umbrella company which had its factory
in the Merriam block and which was or
ganized by c. II. Walker, who, after SELL
ing out to the Atlantic people. moved to
Omaha. started another umbrella factory
ana wound up by being indicted and ar
rested on several charges of obtaining
money under false pretenses by persons
who had been induced by him 20 invest
their money In the concern.
Walker, failing to induce Council Bluffs
people to invest in his company. succeeded
in selling out to parties from Atlantic
Ia, who shortly after moved the plant
there.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
TROUBLE BREWS FOR HANLON
Judge Scott Issues Bench Warrant on
Contempt Charge.
EAGLE LIFE ASSOCIATION lNvoLVtG
5anlOn IL the Promoter and Directors
Bring the Injunction TO Restrain
Him from Moving or Dis
posing of Records.

A bench warrant was Issued yesterday by
Judge Scott for L. G. Hanlon, promoter
ana secretary of the Eagle Life association.
which was recently organized in this city
70 provide life insurance for members OF
the Fraternal order of Eagles 1t rs
charged that Hanlon committed an act of
contempt Of court in failing to take notice
OF an injunction issued by Judge Scott, re-
, straining him from removing papers and
d. records Of the association from this city.
which In the articles of incorporation Is
designated as the principal place Of bust
ness of the Eagle Life association.
Suit was brought in the SUPERIOR court
by Thomas Maloney, c. Konigmacher, w
ii. Ware and c. II. Bower. officers of the
Eagle Life association to compel Hanlon
to turn over to the board OF directors all
papers, etc, belonging 20 the association
I The petition also asked that he be re-
strained from removing or dlsposng OF
the papers and records Of the association
Judge Scott, on representation OF the pc
tition, issued temporary injunction, which
[. II Is alleged Hanlon disregarded by leav.
+, ing the city. He is thought to have gone
to his home in Waterloo, la.
Officers of the Eagle Life association asked
concerning the trouble between them and
= Hanlon stated they have learned that Han.
vi Athh NhuNdNbAtN W hiSpOSt VI the DuSl-
ness of the association to c. A. Atherton
=, who recently came to this city from Cedar
Rapids and organized a mutual life insur.
lance company. They say Hanlon made sew.
eral offers to Anterior, but that the latter
declined to enter into any deal because he
understood that Hanlon was acting with.
out authority. The officers who brought
the suit yesterday state also that they ad-
vanced Hanlon $175 to go to Des Molnes tc
secure the necessary charter of the asso.
citation: that they have heard of no results
from that trip and that they guaranteed
the payment of a check for $125 which Han
lon drew on a local bank, claiming the
money was needed for preliminary ex.
/ penses. '-
The directors are also authority for the
statement that Hanlon collected s. from
each OF forty members OF the Order Of
Eagles as the fee for application for an In
surance policy In the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
Mntterr in pirtrict Court.

Mrs. Georgia L. Hull filed suit for divorce
yesterday in the district court from Roy
Hull, to whom she was married May 10,
1906, at Tama, la. Her grounds for a
divorce are based on the allegation that
her husband was convicted OF a felony
at Tama in January of this year. The
plaintiff became a resident of Council Bluffs
last August.
In the divorce suit of T. ]. Hatch against
Rosa Hatch, the defendant yesterday filed
a cross petition alleging that she was the
proper person TO receive the decree and
not her husband Mrs. Hatch accuses her
husband OF cruel and inhuman treatment,
failure TO provide for her and their two
children and misconduct with other women
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
Deeds Henring Postponed.

. The hearing of George Deeds, the
teamster charged with criminally assault
ing Goldie Bennett after. as II is alleged,
dragging her. which was set for yester-
day in Justice Fields court. had to be
continued on account of the nervous con-
dition of, the young woman. Miss Bennett.
who was. brought to the court in a car
friage. was seized with en- attack OF ex-
treme hysteria and DIR. FINLEY had to be
called to attend Her condition was
such that Justice Field realized It was
impractical 20 place the young woman
on the witness stand and the preliminary
hearing was accordingly continued to next
Monday Deeds has been released on bonds
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27

cows, twenty-five sheep and a quantity Of
hay and grain. Loss, 5000, partially COW
cred by insurance.
| TABOR-Last evening as Mr. and Mrs.
! Paul Roberts were returning from visit
with Mr.. Roberts mother, near Thurman.
| their team became frightened and threw
| them out, badly breaking Mrs. Roberts
upper arm and bruising her shoulder.
WINTERSET-Sev days ago Jessie
| Orr, the 16-year-old daughter of teamster
| with a married man. Her father filed in
| formation before justice of the peace
and the sheriff has gone to Des Moines to
| see II he could find the man.
| SIDNEY-Robert L. Estes of Sidney has
| commenced action for damages against
| the Burlington railroad on account of in
juries received in a wreck on the Sidney
| Carson branch six months ago when he
| sustained broken wrist and internal In
juries. In the same week George Chaffee,
| mail clerk received injuries from which
/ he can never recover, and on account Of
which he has been compelled to give up
work entirely.
| MARSHALLTOWN-'I will give you a
! Christmas present you won't forget" were
| the last words OF Sidney Walker aged
| 81, barber who swallowed half an ounce
! of chloroform early Christmas morning
/ before he lapsed into \unconsciousness.
| Prompt action by his physician saved his
| life and the man will recover although
he remained under the influence of the
poison for six hours. Mrs. Walker states
that her husband was gambling Saturday
night the week before, and lost all his
| wages at cards.
LINEVILLE-Milo Cravens was found
by the roadside, shot through the heart,
| half a mile north OF Clio and six miles
north of Lineville, last night about s
o'clock. The last seen of him alive was
| late in the evening at Clio, where he got
into a covered moving wagon occupied by
a man and woman travelling north and was
! under the influence of liquor at the time.
| The man and woman have been arrested
and taken to Corydon. The dead man Is
I the youngest son of b. b. Cravens, a re-
| spected farmer of this township and is a
| brother of the notorious Ben Cravens, the
| bandit who escaped from the Kansas PEN
| itentiary at Lansing several years ago
| his father.
II you have anything to trade advertise
| II in the For Exchange column o. The
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27

The gracious custom OF opening the new
year by gift giving on New Years day is
deservedly popular. We are we'll prepared
, 20 assist you in the matter; having an at
= tractive line of small water color and
leather novelties from 10 cents UP to any
price you choose. Our art calendars are
especially suitable for New Years gifts and
we are making cut prices on them this
week. ALEXANDER's ART STORE,
1888 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
HuII-Hepricb Weda,,r.

At O'Clock on Christmas day occurred
the marriage of Miss Ethel Walker Hen
rich, only daughter of Mrs. Mary Heinrich
OF 2S Park avenue, Council Bluffs, to Mr..
Angus Clifton Hull OF Nashville, Tenn.
The bride and groom entered the parlor
to the strains Of Lohengrins wedding
march, played by Miss Ada Bloedorn of
Lincoln, and took their places before an
Immense bank of palms and ported plants.
The ceremony was performed in a most i'm
pressive manner by Rev. c. II. Walker of
Denver. uncle of the bride.
There were no attendants. The bride's
gown was an embroidered net over white
taffeta She carried shower bouquet of
brides roses and wore a bunch of orange
blossoms in her hair.
The ceremony was witnessed by about
thirty relatives and intimate friends The
house was beautifully decorated with white
wedding BELLS Christmas greens and Cali
fornia pepper berries.
Following the ceremony an elaborate
Christmas dinner was served. Besides the
Christmas decorations the tables were dec
GRATED with carnations. Dainty painted
place cards and individual bon bon boxes
adorned with holly to help carry out the
color scheme. The brides cake formed the
centerplece for the brides table.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr. and
! Mrs. c. H. Walker and Mrs. @. L. Parker
of Denver, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Cox OF
Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Williams and
Miss Rosanna Williams. Misses Ada Bloc
| dorm and Marie Walker and Messrs. Walter
| and John Bloedorn, all of Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull left in the evening
| for the east and after a short wedding
| journey will be at home at Nashville
Tcnn., where Mr.. Hull is secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian association
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27

She says her husband has an interest in
a large farm in Pottawattamie county.
which she alleges he conveyed to his
father in order to deprive her OF her right
in II. Mrs. Hatch asks the court TO award
her $50 a month alimony pending the de-
termination Of the suit and 81 500 permanent
aiimony. together with the custody Of the
two minor children. The Matches were
married February %, 1898. In Oakland, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27

January II at Kansas City to arrange the
details. Drake university, the State Agri-
cultural college and the State university
have all been invited from Iowa. The at
tempt has been made several times to
form such a meet, but has failed hereto
fore. 1t il not likely that the State uni
versity will join In the move this time. as
1t prefers to remain with the Big Nine.
Will Contest the Seat.
Guy Feeley, the republican representative
elect from Black Hawk county. and George
Mornin, democratic candidate are each
in the city. Mornin will contest the seat
when the legislature convenes and is here
in the city to attend to some of the de-
tails. Representatives and senators-elect
have been swarming to the city for several
days and Christmas seems to have put no
check. They are arranging for rooms at
the hotels, though many of them, more
than usual, will rent furnished fats for
the winter and bring their families to the
city for the session of the legislature.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
Beef Taken from Wagon.

SIDNEY. Ia, Dec. 26.-(speciaL Frank
Derr was arrested on Christmas day
charged with the theft of a quarter OF
beef. Lark Langston tied his team to the
hitchrack of the Presbyterian church
while the Christmas eve exercises were in
progress within and went down town on
an errand. Returning twenty minutes
later he discovered that quarter OF beef
had been stolen from his wagon during
his absence. Next day a search was in
stituted and the missing beef was found
locked up in Derr's dollhouse. The prisone,
was admitted to bail In the sum of 800
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
Lucifer's Editor released.

LEANENWORTH. Kan, Dec. 8.-Moses
Hartman, the editor OF Luclfer, a Chicago
publication, was released from the federal
prison here today after serving a Sentence
Tor sending Objectionable matter through
the malls. Hartman said that after visiting
relatives IN Kansas he would return 10
chicago and resume the publication Of his
paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
pictures, Fancy Frames

Burnt leather bags, shaving pads, stamp
cases photo albums, address books, sta
tionery, pottery, etc, for New Years gifts.
c. E. Alexander, S33 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
IoMn News Notes.

TABOR-Mr. Galloway Hammack and
Miss Mary Estes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Estes. were rSlrried yesterday
evening at O'Clock at the brides par
ents' home. over 100 guests were present
MASON CITY-A large barn on the
Mitchell farm, two miles from Rockford
burned last night with eleven horses, clever
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27

living in Adams county join in the suit.
The petition alleges that assessments have
been made on the policyholders to meet
losses of 5000 when the actual loss was
$500 with additional expenses of $1,000 u.
T. Henderson is president and NJ. F. All
mart is secretary. They conduct tailor
shop in this city at 1913 Fifth street. They
claim the suit is started by policyholders
who would avoid paying their assessments.
Postmaster's Term Expires.
The term of Postmaster John Mckay ex-
pired two weeks ago. No new appoint
ment has been made and half dozen as
pirants for the position are on the anxious
seat. II was expected that the new COM
mission would reach the city at the ex-
piration of McKay's term, but It failed.
Mckay will hold over till his successor is
commissioned. Postmaster Mckay expects
to hold the position.
Move Bridge on Ice.
The old Sixth avenue bridge, steel
structure weighing $4,000 pounds, may be
moved up the Des Moines river to a point
on Euclid avenue, where it will be put in
place to make a passage between Highland
Park and University place The city coun-
ell has ordered the engineering department
to prepare plans for the removal of the
bridge and the department is now at work
on a plan to move 1t on skids on the ice.
EIOpers Are Caught.
Bessie Samuels and Harold Wilkens, both
of Slater Ia. eloped and came to this
city. They were too late to get a marriage
Incense last night, as the court house
was closed. Before they could arrange to
get married today the father of the girl
arrived. They have gone back to Slater
but the chances are parental consent will
be had for the wedding to take place New
Years day.
Missouri valley Conference.
Missouri valley conference athletic
meat Of the cnllapea lnca ted In the Mis-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27

Van Brunt has most Of his new. up-to-
date styles on the sample floor. Now is
your time to select a nice job for the open
ing spring. Call around and look the line
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27

These transfers were reported to The Bee
December Is by the Pottawattamie Comfy
Abstract company of Council BLUFFS:
Almon c. Ives and wife TO Fred c.
Hoist, e5A swA, WI WIZ SEA, 3S-75-40; -
and nh nwk, 4-74-40, W. d............ .N4195
Fred Hoist and wife to A. G. Ives. 81
swh and swh SEX, 1-75-41, W. d.. 1890
l.. D. Goodrich and wife to b, @. En-
sign, lot 1, Auditors subdiv of block
20, Nicola, Ia, W. d.................... 400
John Burrell and wife to p. II. LOU
gee, lot 3, block 4, Bayliss' LIST, W. d. $500
Virginia G. Walton to Leona NJ.
Brown, lots II and ~, block 80, Beers
subdiv., 8. W. d.......................... 700
II. ]. Chambers and wife to Henry
Berwick, lot II, block 6, Babbitt
County sheriff to Charles Schmidt, jr.,
and L. J. Bunge, swh and nlf SEA,
and MA nwh block n, Allen & Cooks
add. to Avoca, Ia, S. d.............. 30
]. H Wallace and wife to 8. F. Hum
phrey, lots Is and q, block 8, High
land Place add, W. d...,............ 80
Margaret L. MCGEE and husband to
Neils G. Peterson, lot l. block q,
Howard add. W. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Nina franefars total 4Q4
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
A. A. Clark & Co., CHAIIE4 LOANS

established
other
Of
private consulting
their business but s confusing public.
BROADWAY OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS OFFICE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
. COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office,

in the sum OF 500. Deeds stoutly denies
the crime. which, 1t is alleged, was COM
mitted In Lower Broadway saloon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
A. Metnrnr a Co.

New Location Of Wholesale Bakery.
6 5l6 MINISTER Street, Council Bluffs, Ia.
b., Homemade Bread a Speciality.
-1; - Visitors Welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27
Marriage Licenses.
- ffeensesetd Ned were issued tyesteftfay' TO

the following:
> Name and Residence Age
Albert Samuelson, Minden, Ia............... 2S
Minnie Johnston. Minden, Ia......,......... q
r Il. Hamilton, Taylor Ia................. Is
Elsie E. Ives, Carson, la......,...........,.. 10
4, W. T. Johnson Benkelman. Nebn........ 40
4, Florence Carter, Bird Center, Kan.-...... 81
/, Frank II. Clark Hodrege, Neb. "a
Ethel NJ Miner, Holdrege, Neb.,.......... "a
Otis T. AlVerson. Omaha ...............,... Is
Eleanor Southland, Omaha. .s............. q
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27

Ender's dollar safety razor will shave the
toughest beard No stropping or honing.
Swain & Mauer, Council Bluffs.