The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-26
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Mr.. J. w. Lester, from San Fran
cisco, is a visitor at Nogales.
Mr.. E. Baker, of Nogales, Sonora,
has received a new set of 16-inch
moulds for casting concrete sewer
pipe.
Yesterday there prevailed all day
high wind which came from the
south, bringing out from Sonora lots
of dust and sand.
Yesterday a trainload OF. cattle
came up from Sonora, was crossed
over the line and shipped north. There
were % carloads of the CRITTERS"
Mr.. D. R. Oliver, of San Francisco,
one of the old-time mining operators
in Sonora, was at Nogales yesterday.
It is a number of years since the
gentleman was in these parts.
Mrs. Sarah Black, from Tubac, is
expected in Nogales shortly for a
visit of several days. The lady will
be the guest of Mrs. Josephine A..
Eaxon.
Yesterday Mr.. Harold G. Lehan, Of
Nogales, and Miss HERNIA Lois Bron-
son, of Mowry, were united in matri-
mony, Rev. Arthur Thomas perform
ing the ceremony.
Today the Nogales Gun Club
will go to Tucson for a shoot with
the Tucson Gun Club tomorrow.
Messrs. H. r. Renshaw, Hugo w.
Miller and others are arranging to
go.
Doctor o. B. Bachman, who is ope-
rating the Tres de Mayo mine, out
in the Palmetto district, on the west
side of the Patagonia mountains, is
expected to come into Nogales today
on business.
Major Putnam, who is in from So
noita, informed The Oasis yesterday
that the crop outlook up in that coun-
TRY was never better. Ground is in
fine condition for blowing and plant
ing, with all the farmers doing both.
Stockmen in the vicinity of Noga-
les and down the Santa Cruz are now
out on the Spring roundup. Today
they are working in the vicinity of
Tubac. Mr.. Harry J. Saxon, former
sheri ffof Santa Cruz County, is in
charge.
Yesterday Mr.. Writ G.. Bowman
received from the Texas oil country
telegram stating that new 1000
gallon per day gusher well had come
in on tract but mile away from
the ground where his enterprise is
drilling.
Very many new subscribers have
been added to the lists of The Oasis
during the past two months and there
is every reason to believe that de-
livery will not be prompt in every
instance. All omissions or neglect
are respectfully invited to be report
ed at the publication office.
The school children are being ap-
pealed to through the county school
superintendent office to hustle for
the sale of War Thrift stamps and
yesterday County Superintendent
Saxon, with her assistant, Miss Ara
do, were engaged in sending out cir
culars to the various school districts.
Secretary Gil Rankin, of the Noga-
les Chamber of Commerce, has taken
up with the Southern Pacific of Mex
leo, the matter of installation of a
Pullman service from Nogales south
ward There is a demand for such
service, and the time is ripe for les
Inauguration.
The county school superintendent
office is engaged busily in the work
preparatory to closing the school
year in the various districts. Final
reports have to be made and exami-
nations conducted, etc. In some Of
the districts the close comes as early
as May 9th. In others not until
May Goth.
County School Superintendent Jo-
sephine A. Saxon has received from
the State Board of Education a cir
cular letter to the effect that owing
to the school year having been cut
into by the influenza it is thought not
advisable to put out the usual ques-
tons for examination for promotions
Of tho coboo1 ob;1J,op b,,4 4Lo4 A.