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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-11

County seat and nearest town, Minot, Is
miles. Price $4,000. Cash $4,000.
No. 9--16O acres, Sec 4, Twp 1855, R 81.
All tillable land, IS acres under the
pillow. Good house, 12x16, l and 4
stories. Barn 1920 and granary. Bug
gy shed and good we'll. School and u
miles. Nearest town, Stanley, 3miles.
Price S2850OO. Cash S135O.CO.
No. 10-12O acres, Sec 1 and 9, Twp
1872, f so, McHenry co All til]able
land. House 14x2O, Ell 14x1s. Barn
16xl6, Good we'll. l and u miles from
Velva. Price s270O00. Cash s1200OO.
No. 11--160 acres, Sec IL, Twp 157, E
80, Ward Co. All good plow land lao
acres under the pillow, 20 acres pasture.
House 1926, with cellar, Story and u
high Barn 32x4S, 10 it posts. Two
granaries and hen house. Good we'll
and pump Fence, cedar posts and
three wires. School ID mile County
seat 16 miles Nearest town, Glenburn,
5 and 4 miles. Price $4,000. Cash
100000.
No. 12-160 acres, Sec 2, Twp l57, 4
81, Ward Co. AL tillable land, 100 acres
| plowed, 60 acres pasture. House 1890,
addition 8x1O. Barn 3Ox34, II it posts
Well house 8xS. Hen house 16xl6. l
acre hog lot, 3 board and wire fence.
Pasture 2 wire fence Good we'll and
pump. School a miles. County seat
II miles. Nearest town, Glenburn,
and x miles. Price $4,000. $4,000
Cash.
No. 1870 acres, Sec 8, Twp 149. r 70.
Mclean Co. l35 acres tillable land, %
acres meadow, House l4x16, Good we'll
and spring. School / and u miles.
Nearest town, Dog Den, 8 miles. Price
S26OO.O0 cash.
No. 14-16O acres, Sec 80, Twp 1873, r
So. Ward Co. All tillable land, II
acres broke. House 12xl6. 8 It we'll.
School on farm. Nearest town and
county seat, Minot, Is miles. Price
$4,000. Cash $4,000.
No. 1890 acres, Sec %, Twp l3l, r
80, McHenry Co. PTS acres tillable land,
100 broke, As acres pasture, 10 acres
meadow. House 1Ox22 with add, l6x24.
Barns 28x4O and 14xl6. Good we'll.
Nearest town, Russo, miles. Price
s650O.0O. q cash. Bal on easy terms.
No. 1910 acres, Sec %. Twp 157, r
SO, Ward Co. No Improvements, good
land. Price SLIGO per acre. Terms
cash. Two miles from White Earth.
No. 17-160 acres. Twp 152, r 80, Nc
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-11
Partial List Of Farm Lands:

No. LEO acres, Sec 8 and TO- Twp
153, R 81, Ward Co, 14O acres good
pillow land, 20 acres under cultivation, 20
acres pasture 20 acres meadow. House
12x14 with addition 6x8, Good WE'LL
County seat, Minot, IA miles, Nearest
town, Des Laos, II miles. Price 100000
Cash SlO5OOO.
No. 2-l6O acres, Sec 5, Twp 1856, r 50,
Ward Go. 155 acres good land, los acres
broke, 5 acres meadow. House 1Ox12
with addition l2x14. Barn 16x26 Hen
house l2x16. Two good wells. \ mile
from school and church, County seat 8
miles, Nearest town. Deering, s miles.
Price 100000. Cash 100000.
No. 3-163 acres Sec 5, Twp 157, r 80.
All ti'lable land. SIS acres broke, House
l4xlG, ~ stories. Good we'll. q mile
to school. County seat II miles, nearest
town, Glenburn, 6 miles. Price 100000.
Cash $4,000.
No. 1870 acres, Sec /. Twp 153, r SO,
All tillable land, 60 acres broke, Small
house and barn. Good we'll. Nearest
Town and County seat. Minot, 8 miles.
Price sS0OOO0. Cash d, q or 4. Bal
, to suit at 6 per cent interest
No. 5-1GO acres. Sec 2, Twp Isl, r 81,
Ward Co. 1855 acres good tillable land,
30 acres under cultivation, acres mead
ow. House l0xl2 good we'll and spring,
a mile frem school, County seat %
miles. Nearest town, Velva, 8 miles
Price S275O.OO. Cash S175O.OO.
No. 6--16O acres. Sec 10. Twp 100, Rs1.
All tillable land. 155 acres under cult
walton. 5 acres prairie. Small house,
barn and granary. Good we'll. Nearest
town Maxbass, 2 and miles Price
$500. 90. All cash. Half share of 1907
crop goes with the place.
No. 7-4OO acres, Sec and 81, Twp
l53 and 154, R8l. Ward Co. 300 acres
tillable land, 100 acres pasture, Is acres
af which is timber. 80 acres under the
pillow. House 1890 with addition 16xl8,
1 and 4 stories. Barn for rs head of
stock. Three good wells aud flowing
creek. School and church 4 miles.
Nearest town, Sawyer, 2 and x miles.
Has an orchard that cost 100000 and
an irrigationpsystem that can be made to
water $50 acres. Price $1,000 per acre.
Good terms.
No. 8-l6O acres, Sec 35, Twp 153, E SO,
Ward Co. 14O acres tillable land, 20
acres broke, 20 acrss in meadow. House,
barn and granary, Yard fenced, Two
good wells, School and church one mile,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-11

STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA.) In District Court,
IS Eighth Judic: al
County of Ward. } District
Eva Weber, Plaintiff.
Theresa Jeckle. Amelia Kurtz Publication
Ida OpRerman. Franz Weber
Johan Weber and Ludwig .....
Weber and all other persons
unknown. Claiming any estate
orinterest in or lien or incum-
brance upon the property de-
ssscr!bed in the complaint, and
their unknown heirs.
f Defendants
The State of North Dakota to the above
named Defendants. Greeting:
complaint. Of the plaintiff in the above entitled
action, which complaint is filed in the office OF
the Clerk OF the District Court. within and for
the county of Ward and state of North Dakota.
in his office in the Courthouse in the City of
Minot, in the said County and State. and to
Scribers. at their onices in the City Of
thirty days after tho service OF this sum-
mons and complaint upon you. exclu-
sive OF the date of service, and in case
ment will be taken against You by default for
dated at Minot. North Dakota, this 9Th day
of April. A. D.. 1901. PALDA BURKE,
Postotfice and office. Opera House BIZ ok,
Minot, North Dakota.
To The Above Named Defendants.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
this action relates to the foewi g. described
s.ate Of North Dakota, to.wit: The SEX Of
the NEA: the Mex of the sen. the NWA Of
the SEA, Of Soc. 10. Township 15s. Range 49,
and lot :. il Sec. 10. Township 15., range g.
containing l55 u acres OF land
Further that no personal claims are made
against any of the said defendants.
PALDA e. BURKE.
7-118-15 ATTORNEYS Of Plaintiff.
Postoflce address and ONCE, Opera House
Block. Ainot, North Dakota.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-11

Drs. Ekrem & Larson have
moved their Offices from the
Blakey llock to the offices over
the Lee Department store, for
merly occupied by the Minot
Business College. They have
one of the finest Offices in the
city.
During the month of May 5O7
babies were born in the state Of
North Dakota and 1877 deaths
were reported. OF this number
Ward county contributed 81
births and 9 deaths. Williams
county had nine births and fif-
teen deaths.
Co. D with Capt. Blakey in
command, left to-day for
Devils Lake where the
state encampment is being held
for ten days. Clyde Swigart,
one Of the Independents print
ers, member of the company,
lett with the boys.
Vice President Fairbanks was
entertained in Fargo for a few
hours one evening last week. He
was enroute to the Yellow Stone,
and stopped off as a guest Of the
Commercial Club. He was met
at the train by U. S. Senator
Hansbrough and Senator McCum-
Der.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-11

c. O. Carlson and D. A. Asp.
lund, from near Glenburn were
In Minot recently and reported
that they were doing nicely with
their steam breaker. They broke
over 300 acres three weeks ago.
They use the Peerless plows
which seem to be successful, es-
pecially where the land is rocky.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-11
Attends Funeral.

A. D. Hag4nstein and wife left
for Chicago last night where they
will attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Hagenstein's father, James Nc
C,rty.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-11
Notice to Depositors.

All depositors in the Minot Ma
tional bank are warned not to
dispose of their claims, as will
not approve of any transfers.
GEO. w. SWORDS, Receiver,
4-11tf Mln0t.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-11

Automobile Supplies
Get your expert work end au:
tomobile supplies from the Mi
not Machine Shop and Supply
4-11tf. gun.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

Sn 8eutihlano bat bic Spnnnune
besii9lih Der @ntpidlun9 Der Din9e in
Wiarotfo tpeientlid na1seIahen. feitr
Dem bic 0eutIde 9lntportnote an Trants
reid per6hentlidt lit.
Die Naeloun9 bon Der abfretung Der
fran56iiihen Sniel Tabiti on Geutih=
lano miro bon maBgebenosr Seite in
Berlin ais Idderlid be3eihuei.
Die ameritaniIdsn 0fIi5iere, lpelhe
ben neutfhen Raiierman6Dern beimohns
ten, iin0 BON Gaiier berporrG9ero aus
9eseihnet moroen.
8si benz tir3li6en beutfhen Galier=
manOuer haben eine ganss aeibe Autos
mobIlunfdlIe, Drsi nit t0oilinens Nus
gang, haitgefunoen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

Ieber tine berpprra@
genbe Qeiituno TIM 8ergiteigen pirb
aus Nisberbanern beri1tet. Der CO.
idbrige 81dermstfter sSiISmeisr aus
SsrOntenbauIen befiieg bsim 4ustrag
elmer Wetts ben 1900 Metsr bobsn,
in ben MdngfalaIpen selesenen Benz
telftein barfitb in 4 Stunben. no5u
geiibte .3ouriften mir cine bdlbe
5tunbe neniger gsbruuhen. Den
AbItieg betpertfteLigte er in nur ia
StunOen uno fuhr bdnn. ebenfalls
bdrFub, nad feiner uieoerbaperifnen
6eimdtb 3uriid. mo er ppn Der aus.
Der san3en 9egenb 3uiammsngeItr0m>
ten geDOlterins feffliH empFungen
ipurbe.
Il m fangrefben Ri Gs
bofsbiebftGblen lit man IN 2iihDiD
(gfegisrunesbe3irt 2iineburgl auf bic
Spur setommen. BON benz bortisen
alien 1riebboFe iinb 0s6enfffeine anb
5beiIe BON 9rabeinFaHungen geftph=
len pprben. sSn mebreren Gdnen finp
bic ouT ben Gteinen beTinblihen
Rreuse als dltes Gilen BET prpbuttens
-bGnnlern pertuuft iporbsn. 3inei
@rabifeine finb Ssrfhlasen un0 5ur
isunbamentirung zines fiir3lid oufgez
itellten 0rabbenfmaIB benuBt porben-
Inter ben geitpblsnsn Gsntmdlern be-
Finbet Iidb eines, bdg an Der sSomilisnz
aruft bes prGFDentsn bes GDonseIis
fhen Sbertirnenrasbs Or. 0pigts,
Berlin altfasItsIIt mar. Die Staats-
anipaltfd5aft bat bic llntsrluebrhs
eingeleitst.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26
eaf sum te.Seft na6 sto"r salls !

aonsert nnes go ut Sin 2ufttiH p dgf 6a9ren
ge oSn9 Gage Derebsn MIL bte 4 SOr Sails
tur ausp9e arm gtdu fir ben Qgntsr MAIDEN Onn Spur
QroBarae GeuUeratssefhd Onoen aud @n9ros
Mon beat Die Nngn in oer eiun9; ooras ann
eeben pd 5onbefapt Sipur Sails ill., Nbsr 6iour
qr6bi beoeusno DanbHaot IN Datotd lit
aud 60nRe ot Ont fd pOb bieIbe srnoit f4is
Darum III mad 5tOur sails!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26
Ser Ssr0bIid)e I!

0ft pfleet Inn cine 6leiitigteit
Ger Wienldb li9 aiifslregen.
Dos tbmt mir lTuauslpreCbIth leio,
EeHu es briu9t teilten 9egen.
AuIreglutg ma1t ulr idwad nno trant
Oen ioaenannten Ierpemitrang.
., Menlbenfiuo, lei pibi9
llno merbe nie 5l bleig
U'rum feb id bobit eemd1lidb on
Den WaitoeI aller Ginge,
SD ueiB, onB ib uiht dnbern tdnn
uub bin persuiigt uno lln9e
@arnm i1 min ni1f gramen md92
I1ir thut es leib un ieben 6ag,
Oen mir gum @lid mno 6rieoen
Ger 6errgott bat befhieoen
SD freue MIDI 10 gut es gsbt
Des tur;elr Grbenlebems,
tlno per ouf meinem Stonopuntt ltebt,
Der lebt bod niht pergebels.
limb iuht eilt b6ier gl0bbar Streit,
8Gun ioe i'm ihm: IS tbut mir leib,
Olit mir lit nidbtS Ill polleu.
SD bite, nibt in 9roIlen!
Der Srieoen mirb iebr bod 9eidGtt,
GE tdnn Der g2elt MIR frommen,
Ooh baB Marofto ibn perlett,
0as mubte ia 10 fommenl
sam uidt Der Srie9 NIT BebemenS
9id6 ieber 6rieoens s6onfereits
6ount, ooB mani iie 9elhlonen.
90 wnrbe i6on 9ei9oheH! !
Do6 oebt nibt oll3upiel oarani,
esbr lieben ,3eit9enoiien
Wian bort ihon 9ans pon ielber aui,
Benn man genu9 gei9oiien
Die 6auptlah aber ilt uuo bleibt
DaB es BEL nm 8 biibid frieOli6 blei6t.
Genn iib bic AnDern l6losen,
0as ldBt iidb ldon ertrd9cul
SD freue mid nit 5ug unb Jtsbt,
Geht es mir ant alll @roen
.Sdb irene Md 9ebt mir es ldledt,
@IuI balb 9es 8eneuuerOen
Sdb freue midi ais braper DldnH.
0aB ih piel Steuern sableu tann.
Go6 sdbl' ih tros0em meRi9,
freu iob mid mie eiu Roni9
6ab ib mein GjelS niht on9eIsgt
sSH rlIiiiIhen Qdpieren.
8eileibe nur nidt aufaere9t;
SD toHnt eardn perlieren
SD gebs lie als lestes 3iel
Den 8iu6eru bin sltm 0radeulpiel;
Ole Solse pirb Iih ssiaen
STE rperoeu pieDer itei9enl
SD bin 5u ieber sSabres3eit
0urhous persnii9t nnO frieoli1,
Dfir tbut feiu Sonmer=4 =4bl6ieo leio.
9m 6erbit it's aud gsmitbIid
sat man ben H0tbtgeu 6umor,
8ommt ieoe 3eitnus Iouuis o
Drum bleibt er meiu 8egleiter
llnb better Srelluo - @rnf Setter.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

- 1916 0eutf6e trafer i'm
D1Onot 9Iu9uit BON guropa in 9leiu
Dert Elm. Dabon tparen uur 1926
aus oem &eitbe, bic ubrigen 1900 aus
Ssfterrei9 anb 3ublano.
9ie6abrtnah bem q Or 0=
pol bat QDaiter gDellmann ieBt gum
sDeiten M}ale nuTgegeben. Oein
Solion floq 3tpar; aber er fioQ in Der
pertebrten &idtun9. God aufgsIbos
ben iIt niht aufeebOben; Oielleibt glhdt
Der brittle &erIu6 nd6fes Sabr.
Sic 9tanbar0 Gil.@D M
pam, eeren 6aupt QlftiOndr sSohn 8.
3odefeller lit, bat in ben DerHOHenen
aht Sabren $490, 900, 0U0 perDient,
ME bic Observation-Disclosures be-
Iagen. 9emnad 1T Der Selban0el
Doh etpas profitabler als Die 3eitunes=
l1reiberei.
Sn Der &oblen3er Spip=
nage=affaire lift anibeineno Der SObe=
punt Der @ntbiillungen ein9etreten.
QDie bon beItunterrihietsr Seite berlau=
tet, bat Der unldngit perAaftete 8erle9er
oes ySolineer Srets=S Sntsllisen3blat~
tss4 Sdinmara. i'm llnterfuhun9ss
Be,uabriom Elm polles @eItdnoniB
abaeleet. eSn unmittelbarem 3uIams
menbanq nit Shiamara's Nusia9en
Dor oem lntrriuhun9srihter biirfte es
Steben, oaB Elm Sergeant unb Elm 8ronls
peter pom s. 6eltartiaerie= 3e9iment in
Saarlouis, iomie elm Gibitiit perbuftet
tpcroen 1ino. Die 3abl Der in Bers
binoung nit Der ieniationellen glfaire
Nerhafteten betrdet nun unaefdbr
sDansiQ. 9lber oamit loll Die elite Der
in ben 2anoesDerratb bermidelten gSey-
ionen nod nidt erfd0pFt Fein.
ErabtloEe 3eIegram M {
itber ben AtlantiIhen G3ean Deripri1t
Der grfinber Warconi innerbalb orei
Wo6en su beF0roern. Die gBelt tommt
aus benz Staunen ni6t msbr beraus.
Tor fiinfsio SSabren fpuroe Die giIens
bahn als ein Munoer angeItaunt, oann
Die 9rabt,GeleQrapbie. bas elettriite
9iht, bag Ielepbon, aleftriihe Waihi=
nea, 8abnen, Mutompbile, Qufffbiifs
uno iebt oieTes Wunoes aler Wun0er
- Die brahtloIe 3ele9rapbis! Wan
oriidt bier auF einen 9nopf uno 5000
Dseilen ipeiter iperDen Die 3einen ourd
bic Quft aufgefnngen uub Deritanoen.
gDer min Da nod bon Weltuntergang
Iprehen, no fid Die gBelt erit 3us
i50nIten 8liitbe entfalietl
Die preiiefiir 3eisune 8.
papier IiGb i'm Qaufe Der leBten fiinl
Sabre nehr ais Derooppelt .lDorDell.
Eieie 9hatTahe muroe neuIih anf elmer
0eriammlung Der groBen 3eitnngs'
1eraus9eber in Neip Dorf tonhatirt
uno cine petition au bic Bnnoesre9ie.
run9 qeri1tet. ben 3Ol auf Bnpiel
unb SolSfaierftDff, tuoraus papier ee.
nsad)t miro, 5u elniebrigsn ooer aufaus
bsben, 10 bqB Samoa NIT ieinen uner'
nebliben 08olbern peniqItens mi
9ohmaterial sur papierFabritatioa bel
traeen fann. SAa6en piirDe es nns
iibrigens nidt, ipenn Der 5oll auf Bau
hoIs ebeufalls ermdBiat n0er aGfgeho
ben uiirbe, 10 oaB Ganaoa iein 0ol
ouF ben ameriEaniihen Warit briigel
fonnte, oenn Die 4reiie fir 8auhol
Iinn taunl mob su erI1pinnen uitD bod
i'll IolGAes fir ben prdrieFagmer Gin III
entbsbrliher artisel.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

Der iapaniFds @enofie.
gls auf bem Stuttgarter So3ialilten-
coHgreB Die 5Srage Der 6in= uno Aus=
wunoerung 3ur Betarbuns Ftano, srgrifF
unier anoeren 8eonern aud Der lapas
niIhe Ar3t 8r. sato oas Mort, Der nit
iiiirmiibem Beifau begriiBt murbe.
&aip lit 9lrst in Sapan, er bat in Ures=
lau ftuoirt. gr fiihrte aus Sd babe
auf bieiem eonsreB sDei= ooer Dreimal
geiueint; tuarnm babe ih 9eipeint2 SD
mar aans aufeere9t 9as aat leins
anoere llriade ais bic, oab mir feline
s5rsiheit In Sapan habsn. llnfere Qlgi-
tatipn lit erIi iiebsn Sabre alt Man
iaat jeBt in Sapan. es fon nod gum
Grieae sspiihen e5apan uno Ameriia
tommsn, Das CLAUDE id aber niaht.
Eie Relolution III iehr midiio fir uns
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

9ie @tanourD Oil So M
pam. eeren 9aupt QlttiOndr Sobn 8.
9ofefeller lit, bat in ben DerflOhenen
aht Sabren $490, 600, 0O0 perDient,
ME Die Observation-Disclosures be-
1agen. 3emnad 1T Der Gelban0el
bod ettpas profitabler als Die 3eitungs=
i1reiberei.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

grauerei=, Brennerei
uno S6onteelhdft iinb in ben Der.
Stoaten etua 800, 00a Wdnner be-
ibdftiei. melhe auBer 9lrbeit tdmen,
tpenn IN allen Staten Die YrobibitiOu
einqefiihrt miirbe. 5don oarnus Tam
man erIeben, oaB Die probibitlon Elm
gepnItioer 8hfidritt in poltsDirtb=
Ibaftliher Be3iebung lift. s-.a
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

1916 9eutf6e trafer i'm
Monot gluouit BON gurDpa in 9leiu
Dert elm. Habon paren nur 1926
aug benz &ei6e, bic ibrigen 1900 aus
SeJterrei6 ano 9ublano.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

-9ie 6ahrtnah oem Ror b=
b 0 bat Dalter Belmann jeBt gum
stDeiten Wale auFgegeben. Sein
8ollon floq spar; aber er fIoa in Der
pertebrten &idtun9. Do6, aufgeIhos
ben iIt ni6t aufgebOben; Oieueibt gllft
Der brittle GerIu6 nd6ites Sabr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

@r0bte Aufresung BAT tn allen
RreiIen Bic auHpe ppn einem Naubs
morD hernnraeIafen. peltxr llit
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-09-26

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The oasis., 1907-04-06

would dc on It's own account. ft
 l' the weak link in the chain, the
 whole of which in thus endangered
 To admit New Mexico and Arizona
 as a single state would avoid this danger. It would mean the de. velopment of a great common wealth fully capable of meeting all the demands which may at any time in the future be made upon the states in the exercise of their prerogatives as self-governing and communities. For this reason the whole country should join in the demand that New Mexico and Arizona be unit ed, and that as one state they be admitted into the union."
The oasis., 1907-04-06
"L0cal ColoRiNC."

Plaintively does the Arizona
 Gazette lament the tendency of
 magazine writers to treat of the
 hldeous element of life in Arizona
 the cactus, the Gila monster and
 the bad man, the gambler, and the
 uncouth character, to the neglect
 of the higher and more refining
 elements of civilization that abound
 here aplenty, and are constantly
 increasing. But the latter are not picturesque; they abound every
 where and are no novelty; they do not catch the eye of the writer looking for "local color" and they would not interest the general reader who wishes something novel.
 These are facts, and on their &C., count all of Arizona suffers.
 In the same way one profane, loud mouthed cowboy from Ari- zona, travelling in the East, wear ing his distinctively characteristic garb, and taking pains to advertise far and wide the fact that he is from Arizona, by God," gives far wider impression of what Ari- zona is not than do one thousand we'll dressed business and profess slonal men travelling in the same quiet and unassuming way that gentlemen always travel, give of what Arizona is really. Unfor- tunately the disagreeable things of Arizona are most in evidence be- cause III their very natures they ire the most conspicuous. They Ire the "local coloring" that afford novelty and picturesqueness, to attract the attention of the reader. which the wares of the writer would not find ready sale.
The oasis., 1907-04-06
WE SOLICIT YOUR
 BUSINESS
Uncovers Fine Ore Body

It IS stated that cave in the tunnel on the Wandering Jew mine has uncovered a fine ore body, that is continuation of the ore body that had been developed Tn the 100 foot shaft, which the tun- nel had been run to intersect at a depth of 150 feet below the bottom of the upper working, and had been missed by those who ran the tunnel last year under lease and bond. This new development. together with the work being done on the Wandering Jew ledge by the Mansfield Company on the east side of the mountain. gives assurance of the permanence and depth of the ore bodies in the Jew. The Mansfield development sug- gests that with greater depth the Jew mine will be a copper pro- ducer.
The oasis., 1907-04-06

THIS week THE OASIS man heard a prominent Santa Cruz county democrat say that he "had been opposed to jointure, out of faith and disbelief in the proposition; but the record of the Twenty-fourth legislature had made him strong lointurite, and hereafter he would shout for jointure, and work for it."
The oasis., 1907-04-06

cussioo leading 0p Co an agree. ment which is stated to he satis. factory on both sides.
 It Is good to have the question settled; and all good citizens will wish Mir. Mitchell all success in his acquisition.
The oasis., 1907-04-06

SEEMS as though there are some antl-Jolnture newspaper men in Arizona who are laying awake nights through fear that the issue will have to be met again. Sure It will. Their fears are we'll founded.
The oasis., 1907-04-06

WHILE at Patagonia Thursday of last week THE OASIS man was assured that one man there has more than two hundred mining locations. If he has he wants to make it his business each year to do the full amount of assessment work required by law. THE OASIS is going to keep tab on his claims.
The oasis., 1907-04-06
scriber.

LESS than a year ago the San Francisco board of supervisors adopted resolutions censuring the San Francisco Examiner for it's alleged abuse of the worthy mayor" of that city. Now all the supervisors but one and the mayor himself are under indictment for criminal malfeasance in office; and the Examiner has now it's own inning and "has gone to the bat" And does it not "swat" them in great shape? Oh, myl Oh, myl
The oasis., 1907-04-06
SETTLED.

The account of the proceedings of the town board Monday. and Tuesday evenings shows that the board has agreed to franchise for the Nogales Water Company, de- tails of which will be presented lat CT. The settlement of the diff culty between the board and the company was preliminary to sale of their interest in the company and its property by Messrs. Ephra- i'm and Pascholy to Mr. Mitchell, a capitalist from Los Angeles, who had come to take over the property II an arrangement could be made with the town. Mir. Mitchell at- tended the meetings of the board, and discussed with the members the details of the question, the dis
The oasis., 1907-04-06

IF THERE be now in Arizona any line of business or any profession or any trade that is not amply pro- tected by law from unseemly com petition, let that trade, business or profession stand up and make known its wants-always except ing the "art preservative."
The oasis., 1907-04-06

EVERY man who is working to develop a claim in Santa Cruz county deplores most bitterly the unwarranted attacks upon the Wrightson mining district by the Miner < Stockman at Tucson.
The oasis., 1907-04-06

Now THE latest is Bible trust. But that was to be expected. The trusts are after all the good things. And were it really cornered the general run of men might think more of the good book.
The oasis., 1907-04-06
WANTS INFORMATION.

The president is still asking for more artistic designs on our gold coins. In order to pass intelligently on the mat ter, the Democrat would like to know what the design now is on $l0 gold piece.-Arizona Democrat.
 Ask almost any delinquent sub- scriber.