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The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

First base by erroS-Bruokyn. /: Pittsburg. l.
Left on bases Brooklyn. 5; Pittsburs s. First base
On bslls-Of Bell s. on RuckeF. 2. OF Willis g.
Hits made-Of Bell Z. on Ruckcr. T. Struck out
By Rucker ]: by Willis p Home uns-Hummel
Leach Thrce-hase hits-Wagner. Storke. Sacrifice
hits-Lumley Burch Sheehan Umpres Messrs
Carpenter and Erslic. Time Of game-2 hours and
5 minutes. Atteudance-20o0
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
The official
BrOokland...
Independents

First base by errors Independents. 5; Brcokland.
L Left on neutrality-suspicious.. q Brookland, s.
First base on baIls-Of Balser g. oil Kellar. /.
Struck out-By Balser. s; by Kellar. Two-base
Hendricks. Mess. Sacrifice hit-HorTgan Stolen
bases-Mess, s. Hiett o.. Humphrey. H. Hiett KEEL
lar. Menefee. Balser. Double plays-scammell 10
Mess; sczmmen to H. Hiett- Wild pitches-Bal-
ser. Kellsr. Umpire-Mr. Tansill Time Of camel
hour aud minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

First base by errors Boston ]; St. Louis !. Left
[ on bsses-St. L0ui- :. Boston. l2 First base on
halls-Of Walter, 8. oT McGlynn. 9, on Pfeifer
2 Struck 0ut-By Walters l. hy Pfefer g. Home
rIn-B Brain. Sacrifice hits-Byne. Barry stolen
bsses-Koaeichy. Holly Hostctter Tenncy. Double
play Beaumont 10 Brown. Hit ley ptcher-By Wal
ters 2, by Pfefsr . Wild pitch-Nlcllynn. I'm
uIe-Nr. tombstone. Time Of game hours and "a
minutes. Attcudance-fs6f
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
DETROIT BEATEN AGAIN.
HighIanders Put Dent Into jennings
Pcnnant Aspirations.

Detroit. Aug. 16.-New York took the
Detroits into camp to-day to the tune OF
10 . Mullin pitched for the home team
and Hogg for the visitors. Both pitched
Well but the visitors hits were more op-
perfume and Hogg got shade better sup
nOrt Scnrn.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
Manager and Player Fight.
70 The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. Aug. 16.-Manager Grim
of the local ball team, and Fishman. an
infielder. who was released last night,
had an alteration in Grim's room, at the
Hotel Carroll, this morning over the
amount due the player, which was after
ward paid. The men were alone at the
time, but both bear evidence of a fight.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
account of darkness. Scores:

First base on baIls-Of COMBS I; of BARLEY. a.;
on Waddell. l. Hits made OF COMBS In 8 in
nlngs; on BARLEY in 1; on Dygrrt in 1. of
Maddell. in ]. Struck out-By BARLEY J. Home
uin-Murphy Three-base hit-Shrcck Twohase
hits-HaTtsel, Clarke. Sacrifice hit-Liebhardt
Stolen bases-Hartsel Nichols. Oldriue Flick
Double plays hartley to Shrek TO Davis: Lajoio to
Turner 70 Stoyal; Murphy to Davis; Lajoie 20 FUR
ner to St0ral: Murphy 20 Nichols Hit by pitcher
by DygeTt L Umpire-AIr. Connolly Tine Of
game-I hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

Earned rns-New York 3 First base by errors
Detroit. Left on bases-DetrOit u New York g.
First base ON balls-Of Mullin. >: Of Hogg l.
StuIck out-By Mullin : by Hogg. l. Sacrifice hits
-heeler. Hcgg Hoffman. Stolen bases-Thomas
Moriarty, Laporte Jones. Umpire-Alr sheridan.
Time Of game-l hour aud s. minutes. Attendance
$50
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

Left on bsses-St Louis. 8. Boston. g. First base
on balls-Oh Kroh, !. Hits made-On Winter. {
in l inning Of KTOh. in 4. Of Glaze. , 1T g.
Struck out-By Dineen 2; By KrDh. l. by Winter
J. Three-basc hits-PiCkering Jones Sacrifice hit
Pickering. Stolen bascs-Wallace. Kruh Double
play-Nies to Jones Passed ball-Crigcr Empires
-Aleszrs Stafford and Hurst. Time Of game-l
hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Auanta-Atlsnta. Il Montgomery. O.
At Birmingham Birmingham. T. Nashville l.
At ShreTepoTt-First game: Shreveport. Ii; New
Orleans. 0. Second game: Shreveport l. New Or
leans, 0.
At Memphis-Memphis-Idt Rock no game
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
Fort Erie.

FIRST RACE-Four and onehaH frrlougs. for
two-year-old hllifs. selling
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Roanoke at Norfolk.
DanvIIle at Lynchburg.
Portsmouth at Richmond.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
LOSES HIS FIRST GAME.
win" Clarke Takes Over Manage
ment of Portsmouth Truckers"

ment of Portsmouth Truckers"
Special to The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va Aug. 1.-THE Colts hit
ReveIle hard to-day. and won from Ports
mouth. 10 to 3. Two three-baggers and
two singles that went through Sullivan
in center field took all the ginger out
OF the Truckers
win" Clarke, formerly OF Roanoke.
assumed the management of the Ports
mouth team, playing on first base. Ex-
manager Ross will remain with the team,
covering shOrtstOp.
Portsmouth held the score at tie
up TO the NTH inning. The eighth was
a slaughter Of the visitors. Three hits,
two bases on balls. and an error gave
the locals five runs in that inning
A double-header viii be played to-mor-
row Score:
RH Z.
Richmond. ) 90 5x-lo 10
Portamo1th-.......... l 0 0-6 6 3
Batteries-Long and walsh. ReyeHe and Martin.
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Earned mns-Ninth. ?; Navy. l. Left on bases
Ninth, 4; Navy. 5. First base on balls-Of Sutton.
(: Of COnnoT, p Struck out-By Sutton. 3; hy Con
nor. ) Two-base hits-Quantrelle Smith. Sacrifice
ht-DUfey. Double play-Quantrelle 70 Stuckert
Wild pitch-Connor. Passed bsll-Afiles. Umpire
Mr. Wooden. Time Of game-i5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

Al BinghamtOn- Binghsmton 0; Utica. /
At Wilkesbarre -Whkesbarre. s; Albany. l.
At Amsterdam-A-. J. and G., 3; Syrsclse Is
At Scraut0n-First game: scranton, 0; Troy
Second game-STsuton, 3; Troy, ?
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
REDS AND GIANTS IN A TIE.
Umpire RiEIer Calls Game When
Plenty of Light Remains.

New York, Aug 16.-Mason and Ames
pitched with equal effectiveness to-day
and the Reds and New Yorks played
a nine-Innlng tie. There was plenty of
light to 90 on. but Rigler called the
game. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

First base by eTr0rs-ChicaEO. ): Phiadelphia, J.
Left on bases-Chicago. 5; Philadelphia, 4 First
base on balls-Of overall ]. Struck out-By Overall
4: by Gordon. 3 Sacrifice hits-Chanee. Evers,
Magee. Thomas Stolen base-Osborne Douole play
courtney TO Knabe. Umpires--AlessTs 0'Day and
Klein. Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes. At
tendance-3 AZ.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
PIRATES IN HURRICANE FINISH
score six RIMS in seventh and
Eighth Against BROOKLYN.

New York Aug. 1.-THE Pittsburgs cut
loose with a food of hits in the seventh
inning to-day snatched the lead away
from the Brooklyns. and had things
their own way 20 the finish. Leach made
a home run with the bases full Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An al.
IN The Herald will get them. The Herald
has the largest circulation at Norfolk and
jamestown of any Washington paper.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fail Riyer-Fau River. s: Worcester. /.
At Lovell-Lowell. ;: Brockton, l.
At New Bedford Lawrence. {; New Bedford. ).
At HaverhiIl- Haverhili, Is; Lynn. /
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AZ HsrtfoTd-Hoyoke. u Hartford. ].
At Springfield Springfield, I: New London. 3
AZ Norwich Waterbury. s. Norwich. l.
At New Haven-First game; Bridgeport, 4; New
Haven, J.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
NINTH DEFEATS NAVY.
Stuckert Carries on HOnOrs at Bat
and in the Field.

Navy was defeated by the Ninth Street
ers in a fve-inning game yesterday at
Thirteenth and d streets, score to I.
The batting and fielding Of Stuckert was
tho feature Gporo-
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
LOSE GAME IN TENTH
Nationals Play Poor Ball and
White SOx Win.
FALKENBERG SOMEWHAT WILD

HeydOn's Poor Throw Lets Run In,
and Another Defeat Is the Result.
Eers-ChicagOs Go Into Second
Place, as Detroit Is Defeated.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

The game in tha Independence League
between the Independents and BroOkland
Methodists was played in the rain and
ended in draw, score 4 to 4.
Keller and Balser were the opposing
slabmen and both pitched creditable
games, Balser allowing three hits to
Kellers two.
Errors were numerous on account OF
the wet grounds.
Mess played star game at third for
the MethOdists.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

L0LI oH Ddato-elllcdsO, III. W dSnlnStOn
8. First base on balls-On FalllenbeTg, 4;
off Walsh, . Struck out-By Falkenberg
.; by Walsh, Z. Two-base hits-O Brien.
AltiZer. Sacrifice hits-Isbell. Falkenberg
Altizer, Hart. Ganley 90. Stolen bases
Davis, Dougherty, Clymer, Delehanty
Double plays-Davis 20 Isbell Hart to
Davis, Hit by pitcher-By Walsh, J. Wild
pitch - Falkenberg. Umpires - Messrs
OLOughlin and Evans. Time Of game
hours
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

duplicate for years, perhaps, without a
glove. The bah hit the glove and lodged
there. II wasn't caught 1t simply
couldn't get away"
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
BOSTON STILL LOSING.
Fifteen Straight Defeats for the
Tcnny Aggregation.

Boston, Aug 16.-Boston drew It's IF
teenth consecutive defeat to-day. losing
by wretched base running The St. Louis
pitchers gave twelve bases on balls and
lift two men. Boston bought pitcher Slime
and Catcher Knots, Of Worcester. to-day.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
DanvilIe Blank. Lynchburg.

special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Aug. I6.-Walker, who
lost yesterdays game, was a puzzle to the
Shoemakers this afternoon. and the Dan
vile team captured the second Of the
series by the score Of to O. Both teams
played good ball. each Of the pitchers
having splendid support. The game was
cornered by the Bugs in the fourth on
two singles. a scratch. a sacrifice, and an
error at second. Score:
r. H T.
Lynchburs. 0 0 @ 90
DauUlle............... 90 0O0 o. 5 1
Batteries-Oaklsy and Evans: Walker and Ryan.
Cmpire-MT. HandibOe. Attendsnce-00
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Montreal-Iersey CITY. .: Montreal, }.
At Sewark-Rochester G. Newark. 5.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
CUBS SHUT OUT PHILLIES.
One Run Sufficient to Win with
OveraITs Splendid Box Work.

Philadelphia. Aug 16.-The Phillies could
not hit Overall to-day. and Chicago won
the last game by / to 0. Knabe's errors
were costly. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago. II philadelphia, o.
PittSburE, =; Brooklyn, 4.
Cincinnati, 4; New York, 4.
st. Louis. 4 Boston, ,.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
Gov. Glenn See. Roanoke Win

VIII
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, Aug. I6.-Roanoke and
Norfolk showed a reversal Of form this
afternoon, the former winning the game.
3 TO l. Reynolds outpitched Jordan Gov
Glenn. Of North Carolina. was one Of the
1900 rooters who witnessed the game.
Score:
R. H. L.
Roanoke. 90 90 0-3
Norfolk ..-.........--. 0 Q 0 0 ! 0 Q o. 2
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
BROWNS BLANK THE BOSTONS.
Dineen's Curves Prove Too Much for
the Beanenting Band.

St Louis, Aug. 1.-THE home team
whitewashed the Bostons to-day. Di-
mems curves were too much for the
visitors. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
MILLER TAKES THREE
Four FaVOriteS Are Beaten
at Saratoga Track.
TROY STAKES GO TO FRIzETTE

keene's TwO-yenr-OId an Easy Win
ner, with Magazine secOBd-Iiat
sIastersOn, Second Choice in the
Handicap, Lands Race-FOrt John
son Captures Final Event.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

Strangers in Washington viii find de-
sirable rooming and boarding houses adj
vertised in The Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.
BrOOkIand MethOdfsts and Independ-
ents Play a Tie Game.
cra N-rrNs.. or THE TEAMS

To-dAy's game-ReserTors vs.. lexington. at Nc
DeyittS Field $50 ?. m
The Holt County sentinel., 1907-01-18

DIR. John Wesley will preach in the
New Point Christian church, Sunday,
January Goth, morning and evening.
Subject for morning service, "A Heart
to Heart Talk" For evening. 1.-The King.
dom of Heaven or the Holy City"
Every body invited TO attend.
The Int -rstate Poultry show. vii!
be % in st. Joseph. beginning next Mon
day, 2lst instant and will continue fof
the week. Secretary e. L. Mcdonald
says it will be the biggest show ever
held by the association. A rate Of one
and one-third fare has been made by the
railroads.
Early Wednesday morning of last
week, J January 9th. fire, caused by the
explosion Of gasoline tank. broke out
in the building of the Missouri Colony
for the Feeble. Minded, at Marshall
One girl, an inmate, was burned badly.
but will recover. The loss is estimated
al between $50, 600 and $4,000.
The Holt County sentinel., 1907-01-18

Fritz" Seeman il back from the
Lone Star state, and again becomes q
citizen of the best county under The sun.
He has been assigned to duty at Craig.
as manager of the Willis lumber yard.
Mr.. Armstrong, who has had charge OF
the business at Craig, having been
transferred to Chicago. Fritz" is a
splendid young man, and thoroughly
capable, and h,s many former Oregon
school chums, will be delighted to learn
Of bis coming back to the county OF bis
birth
Two years, according to the state-
ment recently made public by the Anti
Saloon league Of Missouri. they have &C
complished some unusual things in the
way;of prohibiting or reducing the sale OF
LIQUOR in counties in this state. In 1904
only six counties of our state had de-.
clared against the open saloon. Today
SO counties have prohibited liquor SELL
ing in at least portion of their domain,
and 10 all but three Of these the closed
saloon rule extends over the entire coun-
ty..
Another of the old settlers Of Holt
county and citizen of Mound City has
answered the last summons. Albert
Decker. who has been in fee ble health
for several months. passed away at his
home Wednesday, January .. 1907, aged
76 years The funeral was held at the
late residence at p. m. today, Rev. Ali
son preaching he funeral. The remains
were laid to rest in Mt. Hope cemetery.
Mr. Decker had been a resident Of Holt
county since 1896 or 81. A year later
be was married to Miss TheodJsia Bag
by. a sister of Il 4 and J. ?. Bagby,
who survives him toge her with three
sons. K e, Pack and Frank Decker.
The deceased was born il Livingston
county, New ork.-Jeffersonian.
The Holt County sentinel., 1907-01-18
Hear the Orioles Monday night.

Hear the Orioles Monday night.
Buy potatoes at Moore & Kreek's
next Tue day soc.
A Car load of fine Minnesota Pota
toes and Onions a, Moore Il Kreek's.
William Kline, of Hickory township
is under medical care in one o. the ST.
Joseph hospitals.
DIR. Wa SD. Specials, in chronic and
nervous diseases. Consultation free
SIS Francis street, ST. Joseph, Mo.
Lost-A fine pearl scarf pin. G. g
shaped Finder viii he rewarded b.
returning 70 DR b G PIERCE.
Don't forget the Burlington giv 5
ole AID third fare - me St. Joseph
poultry show. Goo gong January a
% Return limit, January 2Sth.
james Gaffney has been wanting
some more land. So last week he made a
trade wi Press Wise, OF Union towr-
ship. buying his l5S at S777 81 per acre.
Elder john Wesley has been secGr
ed by the official boards of the N W
Point and Oregon Christian churshe>
and began his year of work here OIL Sun
day last.
If you want the best farm paper
published come in and we'll fix you up
What do you think of this-THE SEN
TINEL and Colman's Rural World for
only sl.75.
For Sale-Twenty- five bushels OF
Stowell's Evergreen Sugar Corn. Planted
especially for seed
EPHRAIM OvERMAN.
R. D. No. 9. Burlinsame, Kas.
The Maitland Fair directors at their
recent meeting selected Frank Blazer as
president, G F. Debord, secretary, and
G. D. Weller, treasurer They will at
once begin making arrangements for the
1907 fair.
Isaac Tyson, ST.. last week shipped
in five car loads Of feeding steers which
he will put in stalk pasture until spring
when he will place them on full feed.
Willard Meyer also received load for
feeding purposes.-Jeffersonian.
The Holt County sentinel., 1907-01-18

-Cranberries. Celery and Oysters at
Moore & Kreek's.
Buy potatoes at Moore & kree'ts
next Thursday SOC.
H. F.. Knepper, has sold his stock OF
goods at Clay Center, to John Andes.
-35 acres Of stalk field for sale or
rent. Inquire of Ed. Watson. Martin
Phone, "a South
"A stray calf is at the home OF Andy
Hershner's. Owner can call and iden-
tify and pay for this notice.
Elder Ellis, of Hopkins, Mo, has
accepted the call 10 the Craig and Chris
tiau churches, aud will move to Craig 10
the near future.
DIR. Thatcher has returned from
Jefferson City, where be attended 4
meeting Of the state Board Of Health
While there he BECAME quite lame from
falling down his Office stairway. AID
was threatened with blood poisoning.
HIS fellow doctors went aft4r him qui'e
heroicaily, and if resulted 10 his being
now able TO get around o good shape
The Holt County sentinel., 1907-01-18
For Rent

My 81 acre place one half mile west of
Oregon. on hack line, on very reasonable
terms to the right man. Good cottage
house, barn and outbuldings all in
good -epair. Possession March lst
GEO. r. MURRAY,
r. F. D., No. 4,
Oregon, Mo
The Holt County sentinel., 1907-01-18
A Warning to Hunters.

l will take the name and address and
evide, ce against any person I find hunt
ing on or after January Is, 1907, without
a hunters license. pending decision
of the supreme court. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
w. II. SPARKS,
Deputy Game Warden.
The Holt County sentinel., 1907-01-18
OREGON LECTURE COURSE,
19O6-19O7,
Three more numbers.

Season tickets, adults, balance
course, 81 90; single admission 30 cents
>eason ticket~ for school children
gallery, haiance OF course, soc; sing
admission 25c.
Tickets Oh sale at Linviile's res au
rant.
Next number, January q, The Orioles
ladies 9uartette
The Holt County sentinel., 1907-01-18
Farming Implements, Etc.

Coal at Ruley Il Kunkel's.
Hear the Orioles Monday night.
Fruit Cake and MiDce Meat mater
ial at Moore & Kreek's.
For sale, at bargain, the residence
property OF the late Dr. r. Kiag See me
for bargain. A. W. KING
Some extra fine Brown Leghorn
chickens for sale. Inquire of Mrs. Ed.
Watson Oh the Foster place, east of Ore
gon.
Ed. l.. Hart, now in the legislature
from Buchanan county, although a Re-
publican, has landed p rembership on
three very important committees those
of railroads, municiple corporations and
banking.
w iiIiam Il. Curry, son OF oar T. NJ,
is now able 10 hold his papa down on
titles ha has Just recently been elected
Norshipful VI aster of the Gamma Rho
Chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega Fra
ternity. and he now has the full! author
ity to appear with pigeon tailed coat, =
button vest, white tie and silk tile.
The oasis., 1907-04-20

was leading while riding in car riage. The led horse stopped sud denly. Fortunately the rope broke at the critical juncture, or more serious injuries to the unfortunate gentleman might have been chronicled.
 MT. and Mrs. k. E. Noon, who are visiting the family of Mir. Moons father, Doctor A. H. Noon. having come up from Chil- pancingo. in the state of Guerrero a couple of weeks ago, have reason to be thankful that they left that region just as they did, for the papers have extended telegraphic accounts of severe earthquakes occurring in that vicinity on Mon. day of this week, the shocks con. tinuing with frequency and regu- larity until 4 o'clock Tuesday morning. The city of Chilpan- cingo, having about 5000 people, and several smaller towns are re- ported destroyed, and the loss of life is said to have been heavy.
The oasis., 1907-04-20
NOGALES NOTES.

and family Oi Magdalena, were visitors.
 Mir. Herman F. lnderleid, from Patagonia, was at Nogales Thurs day.
 The Diamond N. base ball club has reorganized and commenced practice.
 Thursday Mr. M. Baldwin re- turned from visit to the Key del Gro mine, in which he is interest. ed.
 MT. J. w. Goodman of Nogales, is now master mechanic for the Moctezuma Copper Company, at Nacozari.
 This week Roy x Titcomb spipped boiler to the Juarez mine, out in the Altar district of Sonora, beyond Caborca.
 Thursday there was at Nogales Mir. Frank B. Moson of Cananea, who is connected in an official way with the Cananea Cattle Go.
 Thursday there visited Nogales Mesdames M. B. Johnson and AL len c. Bernard and Miss Amy Bernard of Tucson.
 MT. 0. E. McMullen, the broker, with his office, adjacent to the Vidette office, is building up a fine business. He is hustler.
 MT. Ignacio Bonillas, the engin- eer, has returned from a profes- sional trip over in the region of the Aros river, near the Chihuahua line.
 Thursday morning MT. E. Con- zalez, prominent attorney, resid- ing in Nogales, Sonora, went to Los Angeles for short visit. < Last Saturday Mir. H. s. Eberle, president and general manager of the Promontorio Consolidated Min ing Company, went to Los Angeles on business.
 MT. R. l.. England of Festus, Missouri, who has in Sonora valu- able mining interests, arrived in Nogales yesterday evening, and is here today arranging the details of launching an important enterprise.
 The reported bonding of the Mejia mine, in the Las Planchas region, as published in THE OASIS last week, is denied by the owner. So the informant of THE OASIS must have been misinformed.
 Those who are to participate in of "Tne County Chair man." for benefit of the Nogales Fire Department, have commenced the work of preparation, and re hearsals have begun.
 It was reported yesterday morn ing that Engineer Jesse Ritz and Conductor Rochin of the Sonora railway, had been arrested at Her. and incarcerated the pre- ceding evening. What the charge laid against the two railroaders Is was not stated.
 A well known citizen remarked l to THE OASIS man that his name is omitted from the nondescript dali ly always because the alleged editor
The oasis., 1907-04-20

EXPLANATIONS FOR 6HAIfN0 PERMITS
 sVfItb is hereby given that aii applications % unfWits C. RFafe cattle and horses within Dc TUMAcAtUHf NATIONAL FOREST during be seHspt 0i lH1 fnust bc filed in iny tniee af NnRalts, bfin4 Uu of before April lst lar full iniufmaiiou in regard Go the grazing fees Dg chareed and blank forms Go De used if naHing application wlli be furnished ufs,f, request H. 4. RODGERS. Acting supervisor.
The oasis., 1907-04-20

Mr. r.. Bphraim. who went to Canada some fhfee weeks ago. has completed his business there. aud is in California at the present time. He is expected to return to Nogales next week or the following week
 Special Agent Black of the Treasury department, arrived from El Paso Monday evening. and was at Nogales several days. Yester- day the gentleman returned to his headquarters at Fl Paso.
 NOTICE: As the Diamond N" base ball team is being reorganized all persons having in their posses sion Diamond N" uniforms are requested to turn them over to Mir. M. N. Andrews.
 El Durazno Mines Company has adopted and filed with the county recorder and territorial auditor an amendment to it's articles of in- corporation. The instrument as recorded is published in THE OASIS this week.
 Attention is called to the month ly statement of the Banco de Sono- ra, appearing in THE OASIS this week. The progressive showing that has appeared with each suces- sive statement published, is mani- fest therein.
 MT. Ricardo Gayou, the mining engineer, who has been attending some work in the new copper camp, on the Buena Vista ranche, southeast from Nogales, has been at home this week, in Nogales, Sonora.
 Yesterday morning Mir. Fran cisco Quiroz of La Colorado, and family were at Nogales, en route to Douglas, where Mir. Quiroz will go into business. Mir. Quiroz's in- terests at La Colorado are under the management of his son, Mir. Francisco Quiroz Jr.
 Mr. Bracey Curtis has bought the property at the cornerof Sonoi- ta avenue and Crawford street. which was occupied so long by the Mexican consulate, and has been since 1t was vacated hy them the residence of Mir. N. c. Banks. 1 After the first of May the American { club will make their home in the [ structure.
 Mir. NJ. N. Andrews has suffered all the week from injuries received Sunday last from rope at the other end of which was a horse he