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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
Av;so a los c2nsules.

Siendo, como cs, la sonora del
Castillo, persona bicn conocida en
FL Paso por gran numero de fami-
las, por razon de su profession, innu-
merables personals Sc acercaron a.
consul americana en- Ciudad JuareZ,
pidiendole que hiciera algunas ges-
tones para que Sc pusiera en- liber-
tad a IA sonora Guiana. NADIA sc To-
gro, sin embargo, pues e. cOmandan-
te militar manifesto que NADIA podia
! hacer en- favor de la sonora del Cas-
tillo por encontrarse ~prisionera por
orden del general Francisco Murguia
y estar q u disposition.
! Sc do aviso al consul de Cuba en-
Ia ciudad de Galveston, V este con-
sui, segun mersajes enviados a esta
cirdad. Sc dirigio a Washington So
icitando la ayada del Departamento
de Estado para que Sc ponga en- IL
bertad a Ia sonora Castillo.
Algunas personals Sc trasladaron a
Cludad Juarez y hablaron con ell ge-
neral Jose Murguia, comandante mi
litar, para pedirle que la sonora Cas-
tillO fuera por 10 menos puesta bajo
cus;ocia en- alguna ASA particular,
previo otorgamiento de una fianza,
pero Ell jefe militar de Ia vecina pla-
"a manifesto que NADIA podia hacer.
por estar Ia prisionera a disposition
Ge Ia autoridad miiitar suprema del
Estado de Chihuahua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
FL Secretario Roa, en- Il Yiyas

Aver mafana muy temprano cI ic-
fe de Ia Policia Secreta. Ilev6 a ca
DO la detencion de Jorge Roa, quien
momentos despues, era conducido por
ell Secretario de la Jefatura de Ia
Secreta, al vivac.
Ell senior RoRa facilitaba imDor-
tantes datos al Gobierno americana
por relacion del cargo cue hasta ha-
ce POGO tempo ocupo dc Jefe de- la
Seccion de Estsdistica de la Aduana
Y entire csc elemento gozaba de al
guna confianza.
Ell americana Heinrich, no pudo ser
detenido por haber sido embarcado
antier para n. York, pero Sc ha en-
viado un cablegrama a las autorida-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

La otra senora a~prehendjda por
las autoridades de Ciudad Jr:igcG ez
IL <cuora r ? C, Gas:ill). :. fasu'a
en- partoS. De nacionalidad Guiana.
La apprehension Sc llevo a cabo in
mediatamente despueS de cue el au-
to en- que Sc hsbia traslaGado a Gu
dad Juarez, habia salido siel puen-
te international. La sonora Castillo,
igualmente que la sonora Rivas VGa,
de Guerrero. fue cons!gnada j las
autoridades militares Y Sc encuentra
en- prision a disposition del general
Murguia, comandante militar de Ia
plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
Una comisi0n mill
tar rnarchara al
Imperio Japones
Formanla los generates ca.
rrancistas Jacinto Trevino
v Benjamin Boucher

Correspondcncia Especial para Ia PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciembre
29-El diputado Y general Jaclnto
B. Trevino ha pedido al congreSo
una licencia para separarse de 81
cargo V salir del pals, cumpAendo
una comision que le ha confiado ei
iefe del executive. Trevino ira, Sc
i Sc anuncia, al Imperio dc! ia
pom. comisionado para estadiar en- ei
pais del Sol Naciente Ia organization
de las industries fabriles mlllt&res
V "a formation de contingencies del
Ejarcito, Y al mismo tempo para ira
tar de la compra de armas y NUM-
clones para e. ejercito c~arrancista.
A.companara al general Trevino ell
general Benjamin Boucher, Quien
desempena e. cargo de jefe del De-
partamento de Estado Mayor de la
Secretaria de Guerra Y quien es
granGe amigo, companero y aun dis
cipulo de Trevino.
L.legada de ~gobernadores.
Ocupando I'm caro- especial Y a
companado de su secretario particu-
lar. de los miembros de su EStado
Mayor (pues sigue teniendo Estado
Mayor no obstante que no sc halla
en- servicio activo) el gobernador del
Estado de San Luis Potosi. Juan Ba-
cragan. lego a esta ciudad aver. Vie
re a conferenciar con ell jefe del Gle
cltivo sobre la situacion porque a
traviesa la entidad que fue puesta
bajo su ferula por ell senior Carran-
"a.
Barragan. TODD cuanto hace, vie
ne \ consultarlo con ell jefe del eje-
cutivo. Es va una regla en- el verir
= la ciudad de Mexico cada mes, q
conferenciar con don Venustiano, q
qu;en pone al corriente de la situa-
c;0n politica, militar V economical de
San Luis. Con las instrucciones que
recibe. Barragan regresa a la capital
potosina y cuando dificnlta-
des Sc lie presentan. vueive q Ia me-
trjpoli,
Aver conferencio con Carranza Y
hoy 10 acompan6 a Queretaro.
Tambien ha venido el g~obernador
De Chiapas. general Pablo Villanue-
"a. Este gobernador vino llamado por
81 jefe del ejecutivo, para que lie
informe de la situacion porque atra-
vieSa aquel'a entidad federativa, dom
de los felicistas tienen mayor domi-
Mo que el gobierno.
Ign0rase cual sea cl informe que
2! gobernador Villanueva rindiera al
jcfe del Executive, pero COMO las
notic!as p~erticulareS que Sc tienen
son de que la situacion sigue siendo
de dificil seduction para Ell gobierno,
Sc presume que haya informado que
todoS los esfuerzos que ha venido ha
ciendo ell general Salvador Alvarado
para dominar la situaci0n han result
tado inutiles.
Vino q Ia capital, igualmente. e!
gohernador de Queretaro, Ernesto
Perusquia, pe-o Ia mission de este no
fue otra que ia de conducir al jefe
del executive d Ia capital de aquella
entidad. para que ALI pasara SUI ono-
m&stico.
Con su viaie a la ciudad dc Qucre-
taTo, don Venustiano evit0 que ell
pib,ico Sc diera cucnta de que han
venido muy a menos las simpatfas
de que gozaba entire sus p~artidarios
e! jefe de Ia revolution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
Sobre la pista segura.

Hace mas de un mes, que ell sublns-
pector de la policia Secreta, senor
Angel Corujedo, en- cumplimlento &c
6rdenes superiores. venia trabaJando
con ahinco para c%omprobar hechos
escandalosos que Sc habian denun-
ciado a la Secretaria de Gobernaclon
V al iefe del mencionado clerpo, Sc
nor Llanusa.
Dichos hechos Sc relacionan cor
Ia e~xigencia de gruesas c~antidades
de metalico a ciertos comerciantes,
Dor ell Secretario de la Junta de De
fensa, senior Jorge RoS, en- combina-
ci6n con IN ex-funcionario de la Sc
cretaria de Justicia de los Estados
Unidos. llamado Heinrich.
Deciase que estos dos individuos,
habian pedido esas cantidades a los
concentrates, por no incluirlos a o.
tros.
FL senior Coruiedo, lle"o a termino
SIS inveStigaciones, comprobando pof
declaration de los que i~ntervenlan
en- cl ~asunto, Ia ~veracidad de los gra-
YES confidencias.
Dicho informe fu6 eievado al Jefe
de la Secreta, senior Llanusa. Que do
cuenta al Secretario de Gobernaci5n.
sennr Nnntalvn
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Scsldo neees:te hbo0s En- espaao!
q. So RoSs Ave Saa Antonio, Tex.
grnss > ksaa-s ? LsSsxs-Is
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Bungalow Bargains

We have two bungalows that are
both we'll built and are in tirat-clUss
condition, that can he bought for much
less than cost to build,
A-l6l-,ls a aiS-roum stucru. ueTfectlV
sound n seNauned, with asphalt Roof.
concrete veraRda and columns, three
%hadroons, all handsomely decorated,
furnace heat, garage, near ear line,
$500, Terms arranged 10 suit.
A-lSt-ls Il slX-room frame bungalow,
built with marrow siding, stained, on
concrete foundation. basement aud YER
andas, an A-No, | furnace, newly dec
GRATED throughout, two blocks of ear
line, and a bargain at $4,000, Terms to
suit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
~E~
CbE REmS 5ctmttar
Classified Section
AUTOMOBILES.

The following represent
some of the best used car
values of the season. You
are invited to examine
them and satisfy yourself
that they are as repre-
scented:
1917 BUICK,
5-passenger touring car, fully equip
ped; in first-class mechanical condi-
ton. Price $S5O.00,
1917 DODGE.
5-passenger touring car, This car Is
In excellent condition and is especially
priced at S7s5,00,
1917 OAKLAND SIN.
5-passenger touring car; a most ex-
cellent value at $4,000.
1918 FORD.
5-passenger touring, just as good as
new, $4,000.
1917 MAXWELL.
h-passcnger touring car, fully equipped
and the condition excellent. Price 5000.
1915 STCDEBAKER.
5-passenger touring car, ali new tires,
paint like new and car uns just as good
as the day it was bought new. Will
sacrifice at $4,000 0
1915 MAXWELL 20.
5-p2ssenger touring car, all new tires,
mechanically perfect and Is u bargain
al $4,000.
1916 SAXON SIX.
5-passenger touring car, good condl-
ton and a bargain, $500 90,
For quick sale we will sacrifice one
Allen Coupe. just like new, for $50 90
Let's ride, doctor.
TWO ALLEN AIS.
5-passenger touring cars, Just IKE
new Will sacrifice. Also one Allen 81
two-passenger roadster, and one Allen
81 iive-passenger touring.
Hudson 60, seyen-passengeri a real
buy at 5000 %,
Let's go!
Caro-HOlmes Co., Inc.
972 Union Ave,
Distributor Lexington Minute Man Six.
Phones II, G0S0 -60Sl.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Cash or Terms.

New 5000 Steel Range, now. ...S5I50
New ST 100 Cast Range now 90. Gl.60
New $500 Kitchen Cabinet now. $50
New 5000 Kitchen Cabinet now. $3.50
New 5000 Hot Blast Heater.... 1850
New IS 90 Hot Blast Heater ... $3.50
New 30 90 Hot Blast Heater. $500
New Cast Heaters, all sizes, $500
10 2S,5O
New 65oo y. o. D|ivanette. ...., $500
New 400 Mahogany D~iyanotte.. Go. 90
New 1000 q. O. Diyanctte. ,.... $3.50
New 9xl2 Brussels and Administer
Rugs, $3S 80 to .....,...,.. 1850
New 5000 G o. Buffet. now, $3.50
Jew $500 &, o China Cabinet. $3.50
New 5000 G. o. Dining Tables, 1875
New Tea Wagons, F.. O. and
Mahogany, $lo.50 and ,,,,.. 1850
We also carry one of the largest lines
Of Second Hand Furniture in city, at
prices that win appeal to all Relow is
n partial list Of some OF the hundreds
Of pieces VIC have in stock:
$500 S. II. Cook stove ........$ 795
$500 s. H. Range .......",".. ESQ
$500 $. H. Range .....,.".",..l2 .7a
500 $. H. 9xl2 Mating Rugs. 2.9j
1900 Dining Tables .,|...","... 1915
5000 Davenports ,".,.."..,' 30
$500 Wardrobe ..,"".".',, 1915
$500 Wardrobe ..,..,..,.."". 1886
800 Hat Racks .,....".","" l2.5'
q. 90 Kitchen Cabinets ....,...,.. l2.II
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
EMPLOYMENT.
MALE HELP WANTED.
Welder Foreman

Thoroughly experienced on light and
heavy sheet aluminium utensils; very
best opening in large factory must be
expert on sheet aluminium welding,
Write, stating fun experience, Box
BIB 1919, st. James Bldg, New YORK
GOVERNMENT needs hundreds of
clerks for income tax, customs, inter
nal revenue. Memphis examinations
soop, salary 81 ,200-S2 600. Experience
unnecessary, For free particulars re;
garding examinations, write Raymond
Ferry former civil service examiner,
9sS, Columbian building, Washington.
THOROUGHLY capable shipping
clark wanted. Must have previous eX-
nerience of length. Apply le49 Florida
Z. S. Bedding Co. -
WANTFp-Young man as collector.
from is 10 20 years old. Come with ref
enc Good chance for promotion Lee
Line Steamers.
WASTFD-First-c class, ~all-rouhd shoe
repairer; no other need apply wages
s96.sSb a week. Under Pantaze, MAIN
and Madison.
BEFORE having your top ~re.eoVere
see j. g. stone-Croce Auto Top Co.
40s-4i1 Monroe Ave.
COMPETENT chauffeur wanted I'VE
on place. Apply 8 N. Bellevue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
AUCTIONS
AUCTION SALE
Storage Goods Of the
PATTERSON TRANSFER co.

Tuesday, Nov. l.. at 10 O'CLOCK.
At 27S-2Si <. Main ST. Old Eagle Bldg.
Five carloads Of storage that have
been turned over to Us by the above
Well-known firm to dispose of, regard
less Of price. our orders are, sell the
goods. no matter what they might
bring, and the public knows Plough
win sell it If you open your mouth,
High Grade,
Medium
and all kinds of furniture, carpets,
stoves and storage goods, Below Is 4
small list. Later papers will give full
details:
2 fine upright pianos, 3 victrelas.
organ, | electric piano,
Is trunks aud contents, 20 barrels
and contents,
20 boxes and contents. 95 art squares.
3 pretty dining sets, 4 pretty bed sets,
Is parlor rockers, 20 small rugs.
Is heaters, B ranges.
200 napkinS. 20 sheets.
500 reading books, 500 pieces glass
ware.
10 pairs fine portieres. 800 pieces
dishes.
Draperies, 40 pairs pillows,
20 sofa pillows, 20 pairs pillow slips.
Dressers, w%ardfOhes,
Washstands, sideb0ards
10 touches, 3 kitchen cabinets.
gasoline engine, B electric tans,
Cut glass, bric-a-brao.
80 pairs lace curtains, 20 table covers,
3 n ranges,
Brass beds, kitchen tables
Iron beds. mattresses.
Chairs, springs,
bookcases, electrolisrs.
Watch Sunday paper for display ad-
vertisement, but don't forget this event
above all things II you wish to save
money,
SAM PLOUGH, AuctIoneor.
p. S.-The oldest auction firm and
the youngest Ructioneer. Out-of-town
purchases packed for 10 per cent OF
your bill,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
For Quick Results Use the Want Ads
FOR SALE.


POULTRY, EGGS, FARM PRODUCTS,
ANCONA chickens, q hens and ;
cocks for sale, young and laying; 81
each. can Walnut Sa-J,
barry chicks. pure,hred White
Wyandotte, also eoekerel. Hem. Stt5,W,
MISCELLANEOUS foR SALE.
FOR DRY KTNpLING AND
Stove Wood call
John W. White 4 Son,
Domestic Coal
South Dudley and Southern Railway.
Phone Hem, t2S,
1R0NUCE-FFesh country produce,
received daily and delivered direct TO
the trade. Handlers Of fancy Langshan
chickens, Fertile setting eggs q special
ty, Memphis Flour and Feed Store. l6s
South Front.
PLUMBING OUTFITS w. High. grade
plumbing outfits and electric light avs
TENS for country homes. All sizes. for
large or small homes, McBee Engine
and implement Co, Memphis, Tenn,
PURCHASE.
JUNK.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN IRON AND
METAL co.
y, MAIN AND MILL AVE.
MAIN Ills MEMPHIS 1914.
Are In the market for scrap iron, rub
Der, metals, rags, paper stock, hides,
etc, Carloads or less, Highest prices
paid, Write, call or phone.
EaothorS Highest price paid FOR
Cd'llClo feathers and cotton
mattresses, $50 Mostly. Main 1857.
Blutt city Mattress 4 Pillow Co,
SCRAP IRON, metals, rubber, paper
stock We nav Enpt cash fnr ikAm
II. Blockmau ~ Co, sos n, Main. NJ,
1868, new 100,
SCRAP IRON, metals and all kinds
Of junk and second hand machinery.
Writo us for quotations, i, Perlman
& Co,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Patriotic Service

Here Is an opportunity for
young women to serve their
country In a patriotic occu-
patton without moving to
another city,
Telephone operating is
essential work and is per-
manent, Salary is paid dur
ing training and is increased
when the training course is
completed. The surroundings
arc comfortable and attract
i've. Substantial meals are
served at actual cost, va
cations are given with full
pay and operators are cared
for during Illness by the
Employees Benefit Fund.
Increases in salary are
made at frequent intervals
and women supervisors, ma
irons and trained nurses
are in charge Of the opcr-
ating rooms and quarters.
Girls between Is and "A
years Of age who wish per-
manent employment at good
salary In an established
business under government
operation and surrounded by
all the safeguards Of home
should investigate the Cum
berland Telephone service
before accepting offers for
temporary work.
New classes now forming.
See Miss ROSSOn, fourth
floor, Telephone Building.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Dixie Motor Sales Co.
301 Madison Ave.
New Ford Bodies

New Ford Bodies
New touring body only (crated) sos. 90
New runabout body only (crated) 800
New touring car top, complete. g.. So. 90
New runabout top, complete .... 5000
Ford windshield, complete (new). 1870
Ford radiators, 1916 or 1918 (new) 80, 90
Ford radiators, 1916 or 1918 (war-
ranted) :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2o.VV
Ford hoods, 'i6 or rs model new 7.So
Ford tenders, '16 or Is model, rear,
each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5'0O
Ford tenders, '16 or IS model,
front. each 6.VO
Ford running boards, each ...... 200
Ford running board shields, '1s or
Ford oil lamps, side or tail, each. 2,25
We carry a complete stock Of genuine
Ford parts. r. o, b, Memphis, Terms
cash.
Universal Motor Car Go.
ssS Union Ave. L. D. Phone Hem. 500.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
FOR SALE.
H~oUsEhoLD GOODS,
THRIFT

At no time has the country been so
keenly alive TO the necessity of thrift,
and we al not offer A more timely
suggestion than to offer such unusual
buying opportunities as are offered here
in this collection of CHRISTMAS FUR
NlTURE, and what would be moro APP
propriato for a Christmas gift than a
piece Of useful FURNITURE at such
low prices.
For thrifty Christmas shoppers we
offer this collection Of desirable furni-
ture.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-16
Passing of Lillian Ci,cate.

Wednesday evening. Miss Lii
lian Choate, whose severe illness
at her home in the Elgin coun-
try had been noted in "The
Oasis" was brought into Ne
gales. for the sake of the better
care and more coGss il. medical
attention that could be given
her at st. Joseph's hospital. But
the ravages of the fell disease
from which she was suffering
(pneumonia) had gon,, so far
that the case was hopeless. and
yesterday morning tne young
lady passed away.
The obsequies will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock,
from st. Andrews church, at
the corner of Sonoita avenue and
Crawford street. ii
The young lady was known
well in Nogales, having taught
school here; and, with her
mother and brother (Mr. Will J..
Roath), she resided here. She
was liked and appreciated by all
who knew her, and in their loss
the afflicted mother and broth
Ier have the sympathy of all.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-16
French Official Praise For Excellence Of American Artillery Performance Wednesday
ORGANIZED Labor nG6a Br0nAnd Am6f60 Stands TOQ66r W0
lzenas Draft Evadng Outlaws Surrounded Posses and All Were Killed YESTERDAY

Yester.'aF- morning Capt. ]. c.
Mackay wa4 in from his farm,
just across the Santa Cruz, a
short distance south of the
bridge. Captain Mackay is an
interested observer of events in
France. The Canadian regiment
in which he achieved rank and
distinction has been at the front
more than three years. Were he
a young man he would be with
the command still. But they
don't let men soldier when they
reach seventy.
The military ball yesterday
evening at Anding hall, Camp
Stephen D. Little, in honor of
the visiting Arizona Cattlemen's
Association, was one of the
largest and most brilliant mill.
tary functions of the season. All
of Nogales society, as well as
the visitors, turned out, alld the
attention given them by the
members of the 35th Infantry
Hop Association was appreciat-
ed thoroughly, to be treasured
long in the memory Of all par
Elephants.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-16
To Enroll the Children.

The governor of Arizona has
issued a proclamation declaring
the days February 18th to the
22nd as a period in which every
school and school child shall be
enrolled in war work through
the medium of the American
National Red Cross. The proc
lamation issued by the governor
- :.
is as follows:
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-16
WEST FRONT ACTIVITY
Indicates the Beginning Of Another
Big Battle
(By international News Servicel

(By international News Servicel
ed anywhere this year taking place in Champagne
ey exceed in fury any artillery activity associated with trench
raids and talk of big again the air. Military critics
believe Allies getting ready to take the initiative before
Won Hndenburg is ready the much heraded blow
Lively artillery fire has developed southeast of Kahure
said todays German foreign office statement
In Champagne reported the Paris buleten especially i'll
the Mesn sector been violent artillery fire all night
That is the sector where French with the aid of the barrag
laid by the American artillery Wednesday, made big raid on
N.e German lines.
In both the British and French today there was fea
tured the French official praise for the American artillery
work preparatory Wednesdays radhe newspapers point
ing out that the Americans had arrived and surpassed all
pecatons in the first action in ammies' had taken
such important part
In other sectors west raids during
the past twenty-four hours.
Heavy German artillery displayed considerable activity in
the Queant region sector of the famous Wotan line
claimed today the shooting down of $50 allied
planes and score captive balloons admitting the loss of
enty German machines. :.
General AIenby reported that tbs British had advanced
lines in Palestine wc miles sixe front northeast
jerusalem This places this army ten miles northeast from
hs holy city.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-16
WILL STAND TOGETHER"
Is the Pledge Of Labor Representatives
international News Service)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-"Organized labor in both
America and Britain will stand together hiumpha
war; agreement this point
ed tonight by Samuel Gomper president of the American Fed
Labor following twodays conference between labor
delegates from Great Britain and the executive
cilo of American Federation.
President Gmpe has sent out appeal to labor through
the country to sd by the government This expected to
stop the strikes in various shipyards
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-16
OUTLAWS KILLED
SisSon and the Two Powers Killed by
Posses
international News Service)

PHOENIX Feb. 15-Tom Sisson, John Powers and Tom
Powers the three outlaws raft evaders who killed Sheriff
Mcbride of Graham County and two deputies Kondyke
in that county Sunday surrounded the Chahua
mountains by today and all three of the desperadoes
killed The fugtves determined they would not
render and battle to the death resulted NO casualties
the posses reported
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-16
Local and Personal

Hon. George J. Stoneman of
Phoenix, a prominent attorney
and chairman Of the state demo
cratic committee, is, a guest at
the Hotel Bowman.
MIR. Eduardo /. Ruiz of Tue
son, manager of La Eaceta, is at
the Hotel Bowman, having come
up from Eye old pueblo" yester-
day evening.
Yesterday Mr.. Arturo M. Lei
ievere of Guaymas, whose visit
here was noted a couple of
weeks ago, returned from Ell
Paso, where had been several
days.
@ Yesterday there called at
''The Oasis" office Senator w.
D. Claypool, whose home is at
Claypool, near Miami, in Gila
county-one of the visitors at
the Line City this wek.ei
. Mr.. w. E.. Bower, the Camille
rancher, whose visit was noted
yesterday, informs "The Oasis
that he has found the prices Of
seed this season have become al
most prohibitive.
Mr.. George M. Ryall of New
York, whose visit early in the
week was noted. in these col
umns, returned from Fundicior
Thursday night, and yesterday
the gentleman departed for Los
Angeles.
Yesterday Mr.. John Malone5
and his daughter, Miss Eileer
Maloney, came over from the
Idaho mine in the vicinity o1
the Montana Camp, Orc Blance
district, and they are guests al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. james
Breen.
Yesterday Mr.. J. A. Legarra
manager for the Red House, Ra
mon vasquez proprietor, depart
ed for the East, where he will dt
the spring buying for that ele
giant establishment. Mr.. LIE
Igarra had intended going earlier
in the week, but business woule
mot permit his departure earlier
than yesterday.
Over in the Camille country
Mr.. Mel Eason had arranged, t
give at bis place a Zig barr
dance this evening, and man.
had arranged to attend. Mi
Eason has sent word to '"Th'
Oasis that the function is post
poned until the evening of tn
second of ,Mar1h---ondaccornt O.
the Cattlemen's convention a
Nogales this week. an ~