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The oasis., 1910-08-20
SONORA SETTINGS.
Shaken Out Here and There In the
 Great State Just Over the Line.

Monday Mir. Bert Monteverde of Hermosillo, went to San Francisco.
 All kinds ot mixed and fancy drinks compouuded and served. at the Hotel Cohen bar, at Hermo. sillo. Call on Sam the bartender there.
 At La Colorado the Creston-Col prada Company has opened up fine body of ore in the Verde mine, which they connected with the Creston shaft last year by a gall lery 2300 feet long. Work has been going on ever since the con- nection was made, but very little has been said about it.
 -Sam and Johnny. See the two Mannies at the Cantina Cen traI. Fresh Sandwiches, first class wet goods, fine Mexican cigars, etc.
 Saturday of last week Mr. Flor encio Monteverde returned to Her mosillo from the East, with a couple of gentlemen from Kentucky looking for land investments in the Sonora river valley, below the capi- tad city, where c. NJ. Wooster Com pany, represented by MT. Monte verde, has large tract of fine land for subdivision.
 At Alamos the travelling public will find good American cooking and nice, clean rooms and beds at the American hotel, Mrs. R. V Pillsbury, proprietor. Fine lunches tior the road speciality.
 Announcement has been made that the reduction plant of the Yaqui River Smelling x Refining Company at Toledo, 150 kilorneters up the river from Corral, is about to blow in and will be turning out bullion within very short period of time. Ores are being bought and preparations are reported well in hand for long run.
 Go to the Railway Eating House at Carbo to get good meals. All daylight trains on the Sonora rail way stop for dinner. Table tho best the market affords. Mrs George R. Juarez, Prop. *
 Some of the political enemies o Don Ramon Corral, vice presiden of the United States of Mexico have published recently an asser tion that Don Ramon is not { native of Mexico. To controver the allegation "El Distrito de Ala amos," a newspaper published il the native city of Don Ramon, ha reproduced, in it's most recent issue the record entry of the paris ~chaech in Alamos, which entry set sforth that upon the twenty frs day 'st January, 1854, there wa administered the solemn rite C baptism by the assistant of tn parish priest Presbyterio (Pbro Don Julian CallejAs, to nal child nine days of age, who given the name of Ramon, tn legitimate son of Fulgencio Cora (J Merican nationality and ( Maria Francisco Verdugo, Gals Mezican) residents of the haciend Mercedes. The sponsors for th infant were Don Toribio Almad and Dofa Martina Armada. Tn record is signed by the paris
The oasis., 1910-08-20
Projected Pier st Port Lobos.

pT0lttuludTy tO Glo COuStLuOtIOh Ol the huge pier proposed to be built by the Arizona, Mexico & Gulf of California Railroad company, at Port Lobos, c. M. Estabrook, a civil engineer of the Lantry' Sharpe Construction company, which has been awarded the contract Tor the construction of the railroad and pier, arrived in the city last night from New York. He will leave for Por Lobos as soon as he can make arrangements for his transportation by automobile or otherwise. Mir, Estabrook stated that the construc- ton of the pier, which will mark the beginning of the railroad con struction, will begin in about 30 days.
 His purpose in going to Port Lo. bos i5 to choose the exact location of the pier with view to locating it most advantageously. One con sideration will be the ground which will serve as the approach to the pier. Another will be the bed of the bay with reference to depth of water.
 With him Mir. Estabrook has brought a roll of blueprints, show ing the entire pier, sectioned and cross -sectioned parts of 1t, etc. which have been worked out with especial
 reference to the Port Lob0s rail,
 road terminal.
 The map of the pier shows the
 following details:
 The pier will be between 4,000
 and 5000 feet in length, nearly d
 mile, and all but short approach
 will be built out into the hay.
 Surmouating the pier will be a
 single track standard guage rail
 road over approximately three
 fourths of the entire length. At a
 point about one e-fourth of the entire
 distance from the ocean terminal
 the pier widens to accommodate three tracks. At the end of the pier
 is large warehouse. with immense , doors at the sides and southern ) end so that steamers can be loa dec , from three sides of the pier. The , warehouse is so constructed tha freight cars can be run into 1t anC unloaded directly upon the steam CTS, or loads from the steamers t placed in the cars.
 The pier has been planned witl
 view to allowing steamer of larg D size to navigate freely about tn I warehouse and a considerabl length of the pier itself. . The piles which the Lantry Sharpe Go. will use in the construc tion of the pier will be similar
 MT. Estabrook stated, to those use' f by the same company in the con t struction of pier at Port au Prince }, Hayti. They will consist of IF . inch wooden pile surrounded b. a two cores of concrete and wir t lath, the whole being about IS ir j. ches in diameter. The piles wi n thus be protected from the destruc -s tive terredo which bores into wooC 3, en piles between high and low tid' h Mir. Estabrook was unable t ss state when work on the railroa 't proper will commence, inasmuc IS as that depends on the building )f the nier
The oasis., 1910-08-20

Clothing for the poor will be sGhankfully received by the Sisters of fMercy at St. Joseph's Hospital. x
The oasis., 1910-08-20

Los boetos de Excursion saan de vena los das 28 29 30 de Agoso de 190 hasta Cudad de Mexico retorno vados para regear hasa 30 de Novembe de 9lO
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01
an THE PROBATE COURT OF TssE
COUNTY OF cOcHisE. TER
RiTORY OF ARIZONA.

In the Matter or the Estate of Lee
Perry. deaceased.
Notice Of Settlement of Account and
Hearing Petition for Distribution.
Pursuan- to an order Of this court.
Notice is hereby given that John H.
Perry, the administrator vita he viii
annexed of the estate Of the above
named decedent. has presented for
settlement and filed herein with his
final account of his administration
proceedings. and has also flied there
with his petition praying that the
residue OF said es-ate be distributed;
and that Saturday. the 9Th day OF
March. 1910. at 10 o'lcock a. m. at
the courtroom 81 sad court, al the
court house in the city OF Tombstone.
County of Cochise. has been appointed
the time and place for hearing said
matters. when and where any person
interested may appear and file OBJ
jections IN writing and contest the
same.
Dated February Il. 1910.
J. z. JAMES,
Clerk Of said Court
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01
LOAN SHARKS OF
TUCSON HIT HARD
RAILROAD MEN FORBIDDEN TO
SIGN AWAY THEIR WAGES IN
ADVANCE.

What Is believed 10 be a death blow
To ehe operations of Tucsons money
loan sharks among the employees of
the Southern Pacific railway was
dealt last week when notices signed
by Superintendent W II. Whalen.
were posted in he Tucson shops
stating that men employed by the
company who hereafter sign over
their time to money lenders may con
slider themselves discharged frVm the
service CT the company wi -hout fur
Their notice.
These notices have been posted in
the shops for the past several days.
but their existence was not common
" known up town until last Sa-urday
WHICH was pay day for tine railway
employees. It Is said there was con-
siderable scurrying on the part of a
number of employees to pay on their
Indebtedness to the loan people be
fore their signatures 20 orders for
their time could be presented to the
railway headquarters.
The operations OF the loan sharks
in Tucson of late have been the Oc-
casion OF SO much complaint by both
the railway company, he CITY govern I
nient and other corporations tnat the
matter. has become a Iublic scandal. I
SeVeval weeks ago City Clerk Linden I
felds called the city's attention in open
council meeting. to the evil as II
affects the Euncipaiity. but 10 action
was taken
Numerous other CORPORATIONS
throughout Tucson have endured for a
long time the same trouble. the com
plaat being that employees were be
ing robbed OF their salaries b. the
us1Ti0us methods employed by the
loan men. A. remained. however. for
Superintendent Whalen 10 take the {
6rst step toward the elimination OF !
he evil ais order posted in the $
;hcpS is said 70 have had ar effect T
n ire ranks Of the loan men similar
o thu Of a bomb L
The method empleged By the Tue .
.on usurer Is as simple as it is ne 8
arioHs. When salaried eApiuye /
IF a corporation wishes to borrow sic ;
FOR week. the shark gets him u &
sign an order on his employer for /
S12-ius- an even 81 interest for the ]
use df the SO Tor the two weeks
There is nothing or the face OF The
order 10 show that 81 Of the money
is fsr interest money and as signed
document is accepted in the courts
in preference 10 oral testimony the
order goes. Thus the salaried man .
is compelled TO pay at the rate Of 4
S1s4 per year for the use OF $40. The (
legal rate of interest n Arizona is
only per cent. There are preposter-
Gus methods 10 pursue IN obtaining
money.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
cocHlsE COUNTY. TERRITORY
OF ARIZONA

OF ARIZONA.
ia the Matter OF the Estate of Maggie
Lesson. Deceased.
Notice Of Hearing of Petition.
Pursuant to the order OF the Probate
Court in the above entitled estate
made the 10th day Of February. 1910.
notice is hereby given that the city
of Bisbee has filed its petition pray
ing for an order requiring the admin
istrator OF the above named estate TO
perform the agreement OF
decedent by executing TO said petition
a conveyance of the interest OF the
said estate in and to the following
described rea, prof. erty. to-wlt. All
hat part OF lets twenty-e'ght (2S) and
twen;y-nine (29) in block four "a de
scribed as follows: Commencing at
the n. E. Corner OF lot 2s in block 4.
of the Bisbee patented Townsite. and
running south IS deg. 10 min. w. $40
feet to a point: thence S. 81 deg. 81
min. W. 1895 feet to a point on the
West side line of lot % in said block:
NLS-N- - - - Nu-Jo
feet to a point on the east side line
OF said lot IS; thence y. 3 deg. 03 min
w. feet to the place OF beginning:
said premises being situated in the
Bisbee Patented Townsite. Cochise
County. Arizona, a map of said Town
site subdividing the same into lots
blocks. streets and alleys is FILED and
recorded in the office of the County
Recorder OF Cochise County, Arizona.
and the 1eth day of March. 1910. at
10 o'clock a. m. has been appointed
as the time. and the courtroom o.
the above entitled Court a. Tombstone.
Arizona. the place for the hearing OF
said petition. and al persons inter
ested in the said estate are hereby
notified TO appear and contest such
petition by filing their objecuons in
writing. if any. against the allowance
of said petition.
Dated Tombstone. Arizona, Febru-
airy 10th. 1910.
]. e James.
Clerk OF the Probate Court
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01
STRAY TOPICS FROM
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

N5sN YORK. Feb. 2S.-What is the
use Of worrying over the high cost Of
living. the greed OF trusts. he cor
ruptness OF politicians. poor health
and equally poor business. when every
body. b. a simple trick can be happy
and attain anything be or she may
WISH The problem OF perpetual hap-
p.ness has been solved at last and Mrs.
Julia 5etoa Sears has done H. She
is a prizes ess OF The New Thought
and tfcze who had the opportunity 70
hear her at the New Though Matinee
at the BeIasco Theater the other after
noon we-e surprised when she ex-
lained o them how easy it is to be
perfectly happy. Why. any child can
do IL All you have to do Is TO close
veur eyes. breathe deeply and concen-
t.ate yCur mind upon what ever you
dessrr. nc il health, wealth or a new
suts- chile. p you keep it up long
eroush you are sure to ge- all you
VIA. perhaps even more. There were
sexs~.i hundred men and women In
- zdsence at Mrs Sears matiness
a,S ali of them shut their eyes.
breashed deeply and. presumably, con
oeu.~ated their thoughts upon their
snsxxduai pc wishes This period OF
N~w Thoug4t exercise lasted fifteen
ps,,~fes and II the people in the audi
epcs did not get what they wished for
1, = merely due TO the fact hat tney
a. not -leep up their deep breathing
al assassination long enough 10
..hri,x thesr vibrations In harfq ~
~ heir arua." whatever that may
w<.u, Mrs Sears says she knows
30 for some reason or other sne
-s,1 tell. or at least not 50 tnat other
.-snIe can unders and it.
A nry in Supreme court Juslce
u.,r.n's court got itself into serious
wsnble the other day oy d'schargins
,t.>f in the most ncnchalant manner
the Jury had been sitting all forenoon
and BAR. Of the afternoon in suit over yer
-sofsac. At fc-- ~'c'"ot % ''7
~ iury 70
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Annual meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Cochise Building and Loan AS
will be held Monday even
ing March 14th. 1910. 1880 p. M at
the Offices Of e E. Ealinwood. Bisbee.
Arizona. for the purpose Of elecdng
nine directors and for the general
transaction of any other business
$50
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01

SNANTED-YoHr work pays the ex-
pense TO learn a trade that pays s.
day in Few months time. Elec-
.ricitv. au'Sz-ohiles. plumbing. bricis
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01

II. ArTifare. a hog raiser OF Benson.
s experimenting with the succulent
mescai plant Is a food for the porkers-
Before feeding the plants he cooks
them in a pit dug in the ground for
tina. purpose. The food is very fat
tening-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01

a o. e'her securities to -scare :ha same;
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
or ESSEX MINING COMPANY

Know All Men u These Presents.
that b. L. AZ f''~ II S. Smlt
n. Williams - McKsG.roa .
corporators. - iced I, .~as. =
corporation. AID sc3pt the sollowing
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01

WANTED-To buy all secondhand
furniture in Bisbee. Dobson Fur
niture Co, Johnson Addition. Phone
L 30. 2sO
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-01

s..s~r- "a .harss ., nm ia '"ey
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
FRESH CHAPTER IN
COON DIVORCE CASE
Husband Living With Mrs. Lillian
Bourke Latter's Sister Tells Judge
Murfn-0ther Charges Made.

Another chapter was added 10 the
sensational Coon divorce case In
Judge Murfn's court, Saturday, when
Mrs. Mae Lincoln made serious
charges involving Charles Coon. the
plaintiff in the case, and her sister.
Mrs. Lillian Bourke, who was in the
wife's cross-bill. named as core
spondent and whose name figured
prominently all through the case.
Mrs. Lincoln stated that Coon and
her sister were living together at No.
8 Popular-st She also declared that
the books Of the Ideal Cleaning Works.
which were introduced as evidence at
the trial. had been doctored for the
occasion after the trial began.
Attorney James Swan. who repre-
scented Mr.. Coon at the trial, declared
the woman's story untrue. He
also stated that she was a black
mailer, and had attempted to hold him
up. Failing in that she went TO Or
mond F. Hunt, attorney for Mrs. Coon
Hunt denied any such attempt. Swan
also said that Mrs. Lincoln had left
her husband, and after spending all
the money he gave her TO care for
their child, had dumped the child on
Mrs. Bourke to support.
Judge Murfin said he would insti
tute an investigation, and IL circum
stances warranted said he would deal
with the guilty parties in a summary
manner.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

selection of the secretary is left to
official meeting. The next convention
will be held in Boston during the
Christmas season.
800
The following musical program will
be given in the Jefferson-ave. Presby-
terrain church, Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock, by the quartet of the
church, under the direction of
ganist Renwick: Andante (Spinney);
Hymn Choir; three magnifcats in
d. minor Uemaigre) quartet, Sweet
and Low" (Barnby); "Solvejg'ss Song
(Greig); contralto, Rock OF ages
(Remick). Miss Leila Hogan; melody
(Guilmant); march (Faulkes).
Miss Emma Mcdonald. 'cellist,
played the first movement OF the Ran
concerto at the studio musicale Of
the Mcdonald School OF Music, Sat
urday afternoon. Frank Fitzpatrick.
Dorothy Culver. Katharine Hartwell.
Inga Nelson, Lille Felt, Reba Marvin
and Euphemia Richardson played
piano solos; Oswald Kirker, a violin
solo, and Miss Emery and Myrtle Nc
Donald, pupil OF Miss Emery, sang.
The program closed with a number
arranged for two pianos, two violins
and two 'cellos, played by Rhea Hol
comb, Miss Mcdonald, Jerry Masak,
Glenn Stock, Edward Hradecky,
George Mckay, Miss Charlotte Nc
Donald and Miss Emma Mcdonald.
SA-e-
The second concert Of the Detroit
Symphony orchestra in the Light
Guard armory, Thursday evening, Feb.
8, will present Director Hugo Kalsow
as solo violinist and Miss Anna
Allesory Jones, contralto, OF Chicago.
The program arranged by Director
Kalsow follows: Overture, Tampa"
(Herold) aria, My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice." from Samson and
Delilah" saint Saens), Miss Anna
Allesory Jones; symphony No. 4, b
fat major (Gade) violin concerto No.
4, d minor (Vieuxtemps), Hugo Kali
SOW; a. Valse fro mthe ballet Malta
(Delibes); b. AL Fresco (ZaverthaD =,
for string orchestra; (a) my Love is
Like a Red Rose" (Brandeis); (b)
The Little Sandman" (Brahms); (c)
THE Butterfly" (Salter); (d) "A
Fairy Love Song" (Willeby). Miss
Anna Allesory Jones; waltz. Wiener
Blut' (Strauss).
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
|OoK OUT FOR THESE FAKRs.

r Of Peddlers SwndIing North End
Housewives With "Phony" Ring.
Housewives in the north end are
/ ng "stung" by couple of fake pro-
re ped1lers. The men go about
! Ii wagon containing enough APP
Is. potatoes, etc, TO make 1t appear
1T they are selling the stun. and
en- negotiating with a woman for a
|e one casually remarks that he
5 found a ring. which he exhibits.
looks like a gold ring with a small
bmond setting. The man says that
baby in the next block offered him
for II but that he couldn't change
r 500 bill. He offers il to the wo-
An with whom he is talking at the
me figure. II she purchases 1t she
Just 81 out, as the ring is worthless.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
|ACK HAND MEN
PENT TO PRISON
Fteen Are Convicted OF Using
NilS for ExtOrtion-Three Are
Granted New Trial.

pLEDo. Ohio. Jan. 29.-The Jury
he black hand. cases in the federal
here today returned a verdict
uilty against IA Sicilians charged
conspiracy and using the United
es mail for extortion. Sentence
passed as follows by Judge r..
Tayler:
llvatore Lima. Marion. 16 years
Fisonment; Sebastian Lima and
Peppe lgnoffo. Marion 10 years
Salverio Ventolo, Columbus,
years; Salvatore Demma. Pitts
3. two years; Antonio Vicario.
nison, Ohio. two years in the hi.
p New York reformatory, Colo
o Vicario. Bellefontaine, two
Rs; Orazio Runfola. Pittsburg, six
RS; Pippino Galbo, Meadville, Pa.
years; Salvatore Arrigio. Cincin-
four years; francesca Spedaro.
finnati, two years.
the case OF Salvatore Rizzo, Ma
]; Agostino Marfsi. Bellefontaine;
|cenzo Arrigio. Cincinnati, new
4 was granted. and the accused
10 released on their own reeogniz-
%.
With the exception of Antonio
ario. all the prisoners were sent
ed to the Leavenworth penitenti-
The case was most stubbornly
vht nv tha povernment and the de-
Sc. II is the first instance in
len men accused of BLACK Hand"
ctices have ever been convicted In
J country. and the attorneys for
government, w. l.. Day, Thomas
'ry and John Pratt, are greatly
ased with the outcome. The first
ests in the case were made at
rion last June. Salvatore Lima Is
1 to be the leader.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
BLACK HAND THREATENS.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Jan. 29-Heav.
ily armed and with several Of his in
innate friends similarly accoutred
with weapons, John Floodas, pro-
nrietor OF the candy store at 112 Por-
tage-st., awaits an anticipated attack
from the BLACK Hand Society" AS
a result OF blackmail warning which
ne received last night, the whole
italian colony in this city Is in a state
of panic. The threatening communion
tion came from Chicago. II demands
the immediate payment of $500 to the
soclety By Floodas.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
A Splendid NerDine " b.cb
Any One Can Make

One Of the most effective
nerve remedies 10 be had is a
very plain household article
which can easily be prepared at
home I'm a few minutes. 1t is
a splendid thing for any nervous
disorder, such as nervous head
ache. sleeplesness. neuralgia or
plain nervousness"
From any druggist get FIVE
cents worth of Hops and .
ounces OF Thargol Compound.
Make a strong tea Of the Hops
by sleeping in pint Of boil
ing water; strain thoroughly
Put the Thargol In an eight
ounce bottle (exactly half pint
and GIL It up with the Hop Tea.
The usual dose Is two teaspoon
fuls four times daily
This simple combination
soothes and strengthens the
nerves and is very prompt in its
action. without evil after-eflects.
II Is entirely safe TO take be-
cause Il contains no opiates,
narcotics or other dangerous
drugs. Even I'm serious diseas.
es, such as nervous prostration,
II is a really excellent remedy.
The cost is only about So cents
and il is we'll worth trying.
BE sure 10 use the ingredients
given above. because no other
extracts or compounds will have
the same effect. Better clip this
article as n reminder.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

Mrs. william Tefft Barbour will
Nc lnneheon in honor OF Miss Jane
terburyS Feb. 4.
Mrs. George L. Fleitz, of No. 52e
Afferson-ave., will be the hostess OF
N large reception. Thursday afternoon
eb. 3.
The Rev. Benjamin Fay Mills. the
pted lecturer. will give a series OF
ctures in the Church Of Our Father
BEGINNING sMarch 6.
The ushers OF the Atterbury-Pea
ody wedding party will give the
room-to-be a supper at the University
hub, Tuesday evening.
"The Passing Show" the musical
helange to be given by amateur talent
rom the ranks of smart society, will
haye three performances in the De
|reit opera house. Feb. and 5-twc
EVENING performances and a Saturday
matinee. The affair Is given for the
benefit of the Franklin Street Settle
|nent.
The Y. w. G.. A. Is making a fea
ure this winter Of serving afternoon
lea every Thursday at o'clock in the
en- room of the associations building
Ia bright hearth FIRE. good music and
IA social time accompany the cur
that cheers"
Mrs. G. A. DuCharme will give =
barge reception Tuesday afternoon
Feb. 1. TO meet Mrs. Harold Du
Charme, a recent bride. The recep
ton will be held in the DuCharme
residence in Crosse Pointe, from
70 6 o'clock.
The next meeting or the Detroit
Equal Suffrage club Will be held Fri
day afternoon. Feb. 4, in the Century
building, when the topic for the after
noon will be Social hygiene" DIR
Mary Thompson Stevens will read 6
paper. and Miss Ada Freeman, city
probation officer, will speak on hel
The Young Peoples society Of the
Church OF tho Covenant gave a con
cert and social, Friday evening. in the
church parlors. The Y. NJ. G. A. quar-
tet was a feature of an excellent pro
gram OF music and readings.
work among girl delinquents of thu
Juvenile court. Mrs. Clara B. Arthur
will give a report on the recent con
ference OF the Uniform State Legisla
tion league in Washington, which sh,
attended as official representative o
Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
Indne Books Burned.

James Domaine. former treasurer OF
Metal Polishers union. No. 1, ordered
NV the court to turn over the books
a be audited, testified in court. Satur.
dav that the books had been burned.
ON the request of the union he was
released. in order to assist In making
nm a new set.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

An event OF unusual interest VIII
bo the appearance I'm Detroit in the
Church of Our Father, Wednesday
evening, Feb 2, OF the Massachusetts
Tech" Glee. Mandolin and Banjo
clubs OF forty members. II. r. Part
ridge. son OF l.. w. Partridge. Of
Detroit. and a graduate OF the Central
High. is the only Detroiter in the or
ganization. There are close to 100
alumni OF Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology in this city and vicinity,
and there is very marked enthus-
iasm among them and their friends
over the appearance here OF the clubs
from their alma mater which has a
worldwide renown for technical train
ing.