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The oasis., 1906-06-16

MINERAL APPLICATION No a5 United states Land Office, Ph9nix, Arizona. April 9 l99o. Notice is hereby giNan that tae M9MrX Mines ompanyA A eerpaFatiDU by Alfred ~ nana1, Attorney in Fact. whose ppstusiice ad- eIess is NGWrv, Arizona has nAde application for patent t8 the tsll and cdAr ipdes, survey mum ber 2la8 iii section 2s, Tp. P S., R. l6 E., tunsufYeyed), n Patagonia Mining District, santa Cruz 0unfy, Territory ef Ylz0Ha, des eribed as follows. Ash. Beginning at corner number l, whence L $. VI NJ. number S brs North T degrees As minutes Nest 8Aaia feet Thence south 2B degrees lB minutes East 6VO feel to corner number ,. Thence south 70 de grces 20 minutes Wesf tU79 feet 70 corner mum. her3 Thence North 23 degree 1G minutes West iu0 feet to corner number {. Thence North ~ degrees M minutes East l0I9 feet tD corner number | the place ef beginning, edar. Beginning at corner number l, whence [ S M, " number 2, hrs North l9 degrees V minutes West 39l3 feet. Thence south g degrees l6 minutes East 600 feet t0 corner number 2, Thence south a5degrees B minutes West l0e6 feet t0 corner number ,. Thence North z3 de- gfecs l6 minutes West a10 feet fo corner number f. Thence N@rth 68 degrees 53 minutes East l0s5 feet 70 corner number l, the place he gInmHg. The location notices are ofreeord in the office 0f the onnty Recorder 0f santa Cruz 0nnty, Territpry 0f Arizona, ln Books Of Mining Locations, as follows: Ash Book I, page 2t3 Cedar Book l, page 2s9 No adI0ln iug claims MiIT0N F Ma0RE. Register April 1s June 31
The oasis., 1906-06-16
TERRITORY 0F ARIZ0NA.

COUNTY QF SANTA CRrs.
 Before mo. Eb Williams Notary Pue8e n and for the sapa County of santa Cruz, on this day personally appeared PrQsperO san d0val l. N Klein. B. Sehwob. l.. E Fleiseheg and |. Eahraim known co me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed co the foregoing instrument and seVeraily aeknoWi- edged t0 me that they executed the same faf the purposes and considerations therein ex. pressed.
 Given under my bard and seai of office this 18th day 0f May, A D. 1905.
 lSEAL.l ER. WILLIAMS, Notary Pubic
 My Commission expires January S0, l9lS-
The oasis., 1906-06-16
ARTICLES OF ACCOMMODATIONS
 -oF THE AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY"

KSow ALL MEs BY THESE PRESENTS, that we. rrospero Sandoval, E. S Klein, E. Schwob, L. B. FieischeT and L. Ephraim. the incorp0ratOrs hereof and whose names are hercunto sub scribed have this day voluntarily associated
 themselves together for the purpose of forming
The oasis., 1906-06-16
Sonora Railway.

New daily Passenger rrmlu service throoef
 between Noeaies snd anavsnas.
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NooaIss, Water Co.,, Inc.

Purest and Best Water in the United States Comparative Tests by
 Prof Richardson, Boston. office on Morley HvenGe NOGHLES, HRIz
The oasis., 1906-06-16

-igned and sealed in the presence oi
 EB WILLIAMS.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-30
Worms In Hogs

The infected other
by
produced poorly food The
susceptible
animal Under domestcated contons
would Being shut
tev the that the
furnished the LIQUID
drinking the proportion of barrel and
them will destroy all intestinal them
formation multiplication 1t strengthens the appetite
the system.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-30

choose UOID KOAL? Bcauseit the
the blood the entire and still
practical gmcide anscepc
until Objectionable eliminated harmless
may properties why
about reasonable that hogs
stomach could
pork seasoned with fired
the the
the acid alai neutraler when
the strongly prodomnates the Hog Cholera In adj
dollars worth LIQUID KOAI
LIQUID generally Veterinary Surgeons throughout
the whole other
the medicine doing
healing wounds but throwing off diseases
Those ved in medicine money
purchase article But purchasing LIQUID
dealer get price you paid will question
stand the loss and it costs the dealer nothing
Nnets all diseases of man or beast either have their
else allowed form complications
popularity superiority
destroys including cholera, block
maj Of the ncurab1
Ouiaol these Hydro Carbon compounds
by its gecdl properties germ
life
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-30
Something You Ought To Know

parasite which, during its life live within the
The which
retads the multiplication of them They
n at least
LAS direct loss from animal economy
PAS of other of parasites
AS mic ro-orga
Hog Cholera
germ the being first found the almentary canal
confined that harmless
other
furnishing food
mupes with wonderful apdity
death animal before the has dis
diseased.
First Cho
commenced
multiplication Second, that
lies the whole As
gemicde compelled one by
LIQUID KOAI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

FOR Richmond. so long and so sorely need
ed, Is. perhaps. the most encouraging pros
pect in this direction. The movement 10
secure tho location In this city OF the
Central Woman's College to he estap-
lished by the Baptlsts OF virginia, 10 aiso
an important development OF the year.
All the schools. public and private
arc we'll attended, and the session now
we'll under way promises TO be most sue
cessful. :,
Reviewing the entire years work In al.
fields. the people of Richmond have good
cause for the feeling OF satisfaction and
confidence everywhere manifest. 1t has
been impossible. OF course. in go brief a
statement. to include tho improvements OF
lesser note but enough has been said
to show beyond question that the pros
perity claimed for the city Is very real
and that the outlook for the new year is
all that could he desired. With an abb
sence OF uutoward accidents and con-
tinuance of the aggressive spirit begin
;Ilng to show itself. Richmond. during the
year of 1895. will enjoy the greatest pros
perity in all its history.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

improvements and additions to the State
Capitol, and the commencement of the
reconstruction, upon improved and en-
larged plans of the burned portion of
tho Jefferson Hotel.
Many other signal evidences OF pro-
sress might be mentioned, hut they viii
doubtless be fully treated IN the inter
esting columns OF your Forthcoming New
Years edition: so will conclude by
simple reference to II few Instances OF
business enterprises and municipal AZ
fairs. The construction of tho Richmond
and Chesapeake Bay Railroad Company.
winch has actually commenced. promises
connection with that important section
OF Underwater Virginia, from which tlie
Capital OF tine State has been heretofore
unnaturally covered in its social ana bus
iress relations: the reorganization OF the
Farmviilc and Powhatan Railroad Com
pany. as the T!dewater and Western,
from which IL is hoped some interesting
developments may result: the largiy in
creased taxable values Of the city. which.
by report of the appraisers, las far ex
ceeded all estinatcs the movement on
foot, inausurated By the chamber. to
lave the dock property owned and oper-
ated by the city, so as to fully utiIizs
that important and indispensable part OF
the harbor of Richmond.
These and number of other subjects
may we'll command the interested ;.tten-
ton of all who have the progress and
welfare of our city at heart; should en-
courage TO he utmost our civic pride, and
enlist the hearty cooperation OF our
whole people.
Very truly yours.
EGBERT G. LEIGH. Jr.
President of the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
ALBEMARLE CLUB.
Organization to Give Reception
and Luncheon TODAY.

The board OF managers of the Abe
marie Club have issued invitations TO its
members and friends to attend a recep-
tion and luncheon to be given at the club
rooms No. s11 East Franklin street. to-
day from / to 0 o'clock p. NJ.
Manager Rose Leigh has prepared a
splendid menu OF the light order, and a
most enjoyable time Is anticipated. il
is expected that members and. theii
friends of the club will be dropping in
all during the afternoon and evening,
greeting one another and partaking of
REFRESHMENTS.
The club now has large membership.
and tho deepest interest seems TO bs
manifested in It's success by all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
CHURCHES KEEP PACE
IN THE ONWARD MARCH
More Than Hundred Congregations With Fifty Thousand Peep
Gives Richmond Clear Title Name City Of Churches.
Thousands Of Dollars Have Been Spent in Making Re
pairs and Purchasing Organs During Past Year


II
o
coming
an I've 30 keep
OF her a q Of pupils
nlaH
n a r
bed 12
h @dnh waMnlan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

has been very greatly reduced and high
prices will continue to prevail. The Jap
anesc government has recently become
purchaser OF this special OF tobacco
and large Increases in ..,e trade are cX-
pected from this quarter.
Postoffice.
The great increase in the buainess of
the Richmond postoiilce Is another index
to the business development of the city.
The receipts for 1903 amounted To 1884,
1884, exceeding those OF the proceed lls
year by S5o,17077 or OYER 10 per cent. The
sale of postage stamps, envelopes and
postal cards amounted to $02,lpI.I9. the
sale OF special request envelopes TO A2,.
595.92, and the newspaper and periodical
postage to Sls,0i5.2l. The payroll for tn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line stocks
are all selling high. Passenger traffic and
the tonnage handled have been greater
than ever before. During the year $685.
passengers left Richmond and 532,3i1 ar
rived. The tonnage forwarded from Rich
mond amounted to 1,309,675,775 pounds.
and that received to 2.664.10l,922 pounds.
Extensive improvements have been made
by nearly all the roads, and are still being
made. The new year, 1t Is believed. will
bring only greater prosperity to all the
lines. ,
Churches and Schools.
Reports from the churches of all demons
nations Indicate n healthy growth every
where. Numerous additions have been
made to tho membership during the year,
and the collections for benevolent and
other objects have been good The most
Important church building enterprise Is
tho great Roman Catholic Cathedral In
the West End, now practically complete.
This cathedral. with the adjoining build
sings, has been erected at q cost OF about
100000. II will be ono of the most no.
table church ed!fices In tho entire South.
The splendid new Second Baptist Church
has been built during the year, and the
new Emmanuel Baptist Church has been
completed ana dedicated. Extensive i'm.
provemonts have been made to n number
of other churches.
Among the schools and colleges the year
has been equally profitable. The plans FOR
the building of n great new high school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
DRY DOCK DEWEY SENDS
WIRELESS MESSAGE
'Ry Associated Press.)

CAPE HENRY, VA, December 81
Wireless communication at noon to-day
with the dry-dock Dewey and convoy re-
ports the vessels l6Osmies southeast, and
the dock towing nicely. At p. AZ, the
wind at the Capes was northwest and
blowing'13 miles an hour,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
Golden Wedding.

Captain A. C. Winfree and wife will
celebrate their fiftIeth anniversary on
Weanestlay. January Sd, by an informal
reception from s p. NJ. to II 2. NJ. at
their home, liz Old street. Petersburg,
" $!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
Broke His Shoulder Blade.

DR.. Wtten. of the City Hospital AM
bulancc Corps. WAS called on yesterday
to attend r. M. Twisdale. a white man.
Twlsdalc had fallen and broken his
shoulder blade.
He was taken to the City Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH RITTERs.

sua,l, find II splendid for preventing
chll!,, Colds and Pneumonia. also for
/. .u,ing Indigestion. Dyspepsia, costive.
nesp. boating and Malaria TRY II to-
agy; also set q free copyspf our 1906 Al
msnkc from your druggist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
.M'GOVERN AND NELSON
ARE FINALLY MATCHED
Special to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-DispatchD
NEW YORK; Dec, sl,-,"Terryn Mccoy 6 \,
ern and battling" Nelson have o., signed
nouneed that he will fsht Jimmy" Britt
The articles OF agreement call for
phia March 10Th. The articles stlpulatesa
straight Marquis of Queensboro contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
NE GOLD DAYS

arc very trying 10 one whose system is
al run down. bowels coustlpated and blood
stnppre. Mo wonder you take cold so
Easily Build VI and fortify llic system
VI tEki.ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
y Tie Inlook pa ( ssW
ken NEW THOUGHT Mar,zi,,o
EESsVN PATRIOTIC uyohsilS

Contains facts of great interest and i'm
portancc, when their relation TO Masonry
IS understood. rs told in this publication,
especially IN this last No. a us O Holiday
Number.
These are matters not found elsewhere.
a single copy by mail, on receipt of 70
cents IN coin or postage stamps. or for 30
cents tile first four numbers will be sent
IN plain wrapper to any address coming
Under Y. S. postal rates, by
The n. T. Marshall Publishing CO..
Brockton, Mass, U. S. a.
Not for sale by ncwsdcalers. Order di.
rect by mail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

II you are not, you should be, a
policy-holder in the Virginia Statc.--A, y.
Hulcher, Solicitor.
Practice what you preach and keep
your money at home by insurng with
the Virginia State.-A Il. Peasants,
Agent.
Dollars are good things, Keep them
at home by insuring With the Virginia
Statc,-A. Il, Heinrich Agent.
c you insist on 1t. any agent in Rich
mond can give you a policy in the Vir-
gnia State,-A. w. CARRIER, Solicitor,
~ you are not, you should be- a
.policy-holder IN tho Virginia State.---
Benson & Rylund. Agents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

II you insist on it. any agent in Rich
mond can give you n policy In the VIZ
glnia State,-W. A. Crensh,rw, Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

year amounted to s5c5,3l63l. Over $1,000
domestic and 1900 international money or
ders were ISSUED, and over 10000 domes.
tic and 200 International paid. The amount
OF the domestic orders ISSUED was s22s.s0i:
paid, s323,VI. a total OF b3,o,. letters and
parcels were handled in the regis,ry di-
vision. In the mailing division a grand
total of 4oGS,iH pieces of mail were dis
patched Nearly 1900 pouches and sacss
were received and over 22O.oo0 dispatched
During tho year 1880 pieces OF mis-
directed nah were handled about two
thirds of this was returned to the send
6crs, some corrected and forwarded, some
sent to dead letter Offices, some held for
postage, and l2.i2f pieces destroyed as
waste.
W Grain and Cotton.
The Richmond Grain and Cotton ES-
change, organized two years after tho
war, makes brief but excellent report.
The years receipts OF the articles Of
which records were kept are as follows;
Wheat, l,,o3,o9s bustels: corn. i,52S.,5s
bushels, oats, ,4SO,39i bushels. rye, 1866
bushels; total. 4sa4065 bushels. Flour,
1s2,2Ds barrels; hay. 2i,076 tons; m'li-feedS
1904 tons
Railroads.
With this railroads tho year has been
dne or unusual prosperity OpeEting eS-
pciiscs have Increased slightly, but the
gross earnings have advanced entirely
or. of proportion to the larger expense
item, Railroad stocks gerernllS arr
hooming TIC Chesapeake aud ono
Southern, Norfolk and Western, Atlanllc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

"Charlty begins at home" So, also
should the patronage Of home people BIO
given home institutions. The Virginia
State should not be forgotten in this con-
nectlon.-.-L. II. Mason, solicitor
"Practice what you preach" and keep
your money at home by insurlng with
tie Virginia state.--W. w, Hardwicke,
Agent. ga,
.praotice what you praach' and keeE
YOUR money at home by insnrlng with
the Virginia Staten, a. crcnsllaw,
Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

'.Praetce what you preach and keep
your money at home by nsurlng with
the Virginia Statc.-A r. Heinrich,
Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

II you are not. you should bcr a
policy-holder in the Virginia Statc.,-,
Charles *. Willis, Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01

If you are not. you should be, q
policy -holder IN the Virginia STATED, N.
Walker s. Co.. Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
Postoffice.

Dollars are good things. Keep them
at home by insuring with the virginia
State.-,Chnrles Is. Willis. Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
Tobacco

Several of tho factories here are among
the largest of their kind In the country,
and do an immense business running far
into the millions This Is true OF corporal
ton plants and independent concerns
alike. Despite an uphill fight tho indie
pendents are said to be Furnishing and
10 he conducting Il business steadily and
In some instances rapidly increasing. The
outlook for the notwithstanding trade for
| 1896 is very satisfactory. The supply OF
| leaf Is ample to Ineca all demands. The
| quantity of tobacco that passed through
| the rehandling establishments here dur
| ing the year was enormous. Richmond is
| headquarters of the leaf department OF
\ the American Tobacco Company. the
/, great American trust. and Of tho In
\ perial Tobacco Company. tile great Eng
| l!sl trust
| Some alarm is felt in the trade over
| the farmers association, an unknown
| and battling quantity as yet. The opera
| tons OF these organizations, formed for
| the. purpose of controlling crops and
4 prices, may seriously complcate the con
| ditions now governing the Industry. The
| movement has swept over kentucky and
Tennessee and Is now making its pres
| cnce 1>l, In Virginia, The outcome Is
awaited with some doubt aud no lttls
! auSiety. Hopes are being expressed TINT
! the proyerbial conservatism of the Wv
| gnia farmer may render amy radical an(
| disastrous step Impossible.
| The field Of the leaf dealer or the mid,
die man" has been very greatly restricte,
| by the trusts, but, under these d
4 tons the past year is declared to have
been satisfactory. In dark export lfn
aud sun-euled for home consumption til,
demand has been heavy and the pr ce
1 correspondence coed. Stocks general.
are pretty well sold out The new crol
is not large. The crop OF bright tobacc,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
SECOND ANNUAL HORSE
SALE March 81, ~ 2S.
Missouri EsEse Sale C1zPGzy Pre-
pare Per A decreased B-1nss
This Tszr.

Pa<ent izdacstigns are that the
NizoCEi Horse Co1pzng's sseoad an
zzEzi cunhsnAtin1 sale q high clzSs
horses to be hs15 in thk cftF March
q. = ao1 =. u1l eTen eclipse ths s0e-
eszfnl one held last yesY.at Shich IL
head o. bozses Sod fer ssl. 81 an aver
age q s24z PER borse-
At tne sale las rear 5agers we're ia
attendance from eEery state 10 the
middle west and necezszriIy the de-
MAID foE ready 70 ussr horses was
great zC5 the ns5ding keen Five
bsrsex sod fax prices above 1910 each.
This years sale VIII be held under
the same mznzgensat Is the enc last
yezr, o. P. Up5egrza. the well known
fzotflng horse nan Of Topeka KasL,
and A. z AshbgDok, q Kansas City,
manager q BIZ & Spur. and fzForzbiy
kn0sn As AZ expert IN matters per-
taining 10 the n0rss
Both u these gentleman eDjog q
large acquaintance sn0ng fznciers o.
fne horses and their clientele repre-.
eat the best buyers in the country.
Rufas jackson. of this city, will again
act in the capacity Of secretary.
With the MfssOari Horse Sale Cos.
annual eTent.snd tbe Audraiu County
Fair Association again revived, Mex
leo and Audrziu county IS sure TO re-
tain It's great prestige in The horse
rorJd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
sEyESrEEa-PoUsD COON.
Edward Hurdle Kills Monster Coon
With a Rife Largest In the
County.

D. F. Hurdle and son, Edward, re-
siding 9 miles west Of this city,
brought seventeen pound coon in for
market Friday. The animal dressed
and ready for the cook closely resem-
bled dog il was 50 large. Mr.. Hur-
die shot it With a rifle, but said II he
had had some good dogs would allow
ed them the pleasure Of killing the
coon, as he appeared capable Of put
ting up an interesting fight.
DR. D. ]. Kanaly, Superintendent
Of the Atoms east lake pumping sta
tiou, was standing In front Of Der
mody Is store when Mr.. Hurdle brought
the Procyoa losor in and even that
eminent zo0logist and student OF
North American carniyore was sur
prised and astounded at its unusual
size
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01


August Weber vs. Ollie Weber: cause
heard and issues found for plaintiff.
Divorce granted and maiden Eame re-
stored.
Hzgan ys C & A; judgment By con.
sent Ter $50. plaintiff.
State VI Howard; by leave Of court,
deft withdrew plea q guilty 10 burg
larry and larceny. ana pleads guilty U
petit larceny. Sentenced 10 mgnthi
To the connty jail and paroled
C1as II MePike Fs James Z McPiks
et al; cause On trial.
cH McPike - James Z MePike el
al; evidence all in and case rested ar
guments 70 be made sometime mex
week.
King Bros & CO ysS & n Phillip
on trial before the jury: r Fl Ecton
John Gamble, W II Brown, J II Clay
brook, K N Smith, S A WinscOtt,
p Carter, Jesse Bnrnett, J c King
John A Edwards, 6 " Granord ant
Thee Cauth0rn.
Carl Alexander, col plead guilty Z
robbing the residence of Lou Shoot
man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
STUDENTS DIVIDED.


A student OF Missouri State Univer-
sIty was In this city a short time to-
day and when asked concerning the
state of feeling among the students
over Coach McEeans dismissal, stated;
Personally liked Mclean and con-
sidered him good coach, especially
OF track athletics. He vas gentle
manly and quite popular, though there
has been some feeling against him In
Columbis, as certain members OF the
student body did not think hegaye all
the football squad equal consideration
and oportunity for places on the var
sity eleven. For some years there has
been general dissatisfaction with the
athletic control In the university and
the fging Of Mclean will, am afraid,
place athletics in a critical position. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Farmer Near Thompson Suffers Gun
Shot Wound That May Prove
Serious

Commodore johnson, . farmer who
resides near Thompson Station, was
accidentally shot Thursday afternoon
while hunting He and q Mr.. Kelso
were looking for rabbits when the gun
in bis friends hand went OF. The
shot struck him on the hip
The physician who is attending the
injured man states that the chances
for recovery are very good, though the
wound may prove fatal.