The oasis., 1908-05-30

have been established for July 4th b,
 the sonora railway. The rate Is one.
 half fare each way. Tickets on sale
 July 2d, and good until July Sth, in.
 elusive.
 Sunday evening there arrived from
 Fort Huachuca Messrs w. <. Me-
 Knight and Frank Joseige-, who have the beef and hay contrarts respectively
 at the post. The two gentlemen re-
 mained here until Wednesday morning, when they returned home.
 i Sunday morning Mr Henry Levin, of : the Bra1y-Levin Commission Co.,, of
 Nogales, left Fl Paso for rorreon, in the
 state of Coahuila, travelling in special
 car with party of capitalists When
 the business which takes the gentlemen
 to Torreon is completed Mir Levin will
 return home, which will be very soon
 now.
 it her residence on Crawford street yesterday afternoon, Mrs. 1. Rurgoon entertained q large party of ladies of Nogales. Bridge whist was the diver sloia of the afternoon. There were seven
 tables and the prizes were captured by
 Mesdames c. c. Kingsley, w. C. Budge and Ferd Van Mourick. The list of guests was received too late to incor- porate in this issue of THE OASIS.
 MT. Percy Carter, manager for the Tribune Gold Hining Company, was up from the Key de Gro camp Monday. Tuesday the gentleman started upon hls return journey accompanied by Mr. Il. 5. Clagget, superintendent of con struction for Roy X Titcomb, who has charge of the mill construction now in hand, which is reported as well ad- vanred. and approaching completion with all due speed.
 Monday Nogales was visited by Mir. and Mrs. Richard Farrell of Harshaw. Mrs. Mary Ashton, from New York City, who is visiting Mrs. Farrell, her sister, MT. Wm T. Powers of Patagonia. brother of the two ladies, Miss Nellie Farrell, and little Miss Helen Bowe. the niece of Mir. Powers and the two ladies. whose journey from Wilmington, Dela- ware to Patagonia, alone and unat- tended, was described in these columns last week in a graphic story from the practiced pen of Mir Patt R. Sullivan. secretary of the Patagonia Chamber of Commerce.
 Mr. Arthur s. Hyman has terminated his correction with the Boston Store. o which he has been manager, and will leave for San Francisco on the 6th | proXlmo. Mr. HYman has been mana | ger oi the Boston Store Of late, and in that | capacity has proved real hustler. The | gentleman is also base ball enthusiast. | and has given the great American game | an impetus in Nogales that has been felt all along the line. As a result of his hustling in that line there are now several strong hines in the line city and and every Sunday great ball is played. In the departure of Mir Hy- man the line city suffers real loss.
 Mir, Godfrey Hughes, an assayer and chemist of repute and experience, has bought the laboratory and office of |. Afford X Raines, and will conduct that after the first of June. Il Mir. Hughes was long the assayer for the Cieneguita Copper Company, in the II Sahuari pa district of Sonora, and has held Il like positions with other prominent mining companies. He is first class in his line, and during stay of several months in the line city in ,harge of the Pellegrin laboratory he has shown himself reliable and trust worthy. Those having assaying to be lone can depend upon Mr. Hughes in every particular.
 Those who attended the repre-. 'entation of the Oberammergau Passion Play, at the Academy Rink, Thursday and yesterday evenings, enjoyed a real treat. There were depicted with the most vivid naturalness the striking scenes of the great drama render