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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
THE GRAYSCOULD N)IBAT
That was the Reason for Their Defeat
by. BiDshamtOn Yesterday.
RUDDERHAM WAS IN THE BOX.
He Pitched Good Game. but Lucky
Hits Helped tho Hinros-rettft Failed
to Tut Ia Appearances aud jim suIii-
van Took His PIacs.

FINGHAMToN. Jui, 81 --2u iderhan f,
the new providencs vi che did some
cd work yesterd ". aid had the Grays
been able 10 hat ut all the score va l
have been quite differelt Petit di IN
show up accor.ifg to his promi'e and
Jim Sullivan was put mo riaht field
His long fly TO the left field In the ninth
which was dropped by Knight, brought
Bassett and II iel home with the only
runs &C ,rel b. Providence during tie
gs Q.
The Bingl amtols opened with kr'g ,t
taking first on bal s. Smith nit 4 y tHo
bases, and both sCored oi Sla terry nit.
In the seconl Co ley nit 10 Co lney, VIII,
in pbled. Rlckle hit safe. l. ,ng was hit
ConIey scored. Snith's hit aided two
more runs by Kuckel and l. 'ng. Agai
II the thir bingham. on g red when
ID ady hit TO Heine. VINO funbled Just
enough To miss the ru iner at first
Deadly stole sec nd, and scored o. Swee-
neys two-b s. hitaiolgL.e hird bas line.
In he sxt with two out. Lang hit for
n single AID knight followed with au-
otner. Smith nit 10 right and s.n ,nlar
muddle resulted. 4 all three t;,en r.
ing r., ers's anxie y caused hin to run
toward Su hvtn 10 he y tim IN with the
ball, while Mck.ou "a =, em .d To think IL
necessary 10 6 ,ver first y Rudderham
remained la the box. S illivan rec vsr-
inl he ball maie beantIlul throw To
the plat with no one tner.. Snea hit
for sin lie In the sevent and sc red on
ID ady's ~ crifice aud Swesny's tw.- ,ase
hi. ne score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25

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Wife d The Rev Henry bs.ssit ard aaoGh,sr oii
ko' ena V. and tse lAts William b.. Mann.
funsss sandss sD% sy es srs sS me me- Risod VIII
kindly omit flowers
CnOwLty-Js nj. csY July ,,T e. yhy,o - ;Isr IN,
sg,d months aud as days.
GANAON-In this city, July "a. PArRIcK; son Of
Francis and Annie Cannon. aged months ana
H.A "a, less a.ss MoiaP. a. ss.ssy ss e %9lsn Sas
70 ID. c.. "a o. the .ats nathan and Eliza b.
Flu, ass v wed,.esdsy, july 20, at II a. m from the
MaKer. 900 Eat avenue. Pawtucket. 4. ];
without further notice.
d r.sf Kennedy, ssi ss sssa SS s KATIE "''
kLAA-In ,h;s clty, yaly - ~ JENNIE ., SSs;' Ss'
daughter OF John and Catherine kean Area ~
LEhMAsN-In this city. July "a, ALFRED p,
en.y I'D OF bruno and Lena Lehmann. aged
year. month, aud Is DAYS
ON ENs-In Che ,ar het. Ju;y 22. CoRDELIA g..
wife OF JoD Ow ns. agci "a years.
OMtAHA-in tbs city. July 20. James H.
scMHs:, Z.Ia III; S,y July e. e y Masr j. wife
SPENCE lin this city. Ju y ~. ALyRED Earl.
son of samue. ami Nellie Spencer, aged
months and edtys
sNOW-In this city. July "a. THoMAsF. SNOW,
sIn a OF y.n H. ami the late Kate a. s"o"'
ia LBOT-Ip East Providence, July "a. OF cbol-
era infantuin. "JA,k," oniy chlid Of ans B
AID Annie Tabol. aeei Z months and
vIA,.L-Ia Meiina, @, July y, ,KAIHAgiNE
aged months and 2. days.
ans es aaasS,sr sis JsyH u Henry n2 and
Haf IA j. watson. nged y days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25

A RE TUE a AUTHORITIEs HOLDING
BlCK JNFORMlTION?


Gibraltar Declares AN Eight-Day 0uaran-
tine Against Vessels from the italian
Port Report Of Surgeon Young.
WASHINGTON, July 20 25--Assistant-Sur-
feon q. B. Young, OF the marine hospital
service, stationed at Naples, Italy, has
fabled Surgeon General Wyman that
tholera continues at that place, averaging
three cases daily.
The marine hospital service also re-
ceiyed cable message through the De-
partment OF State from Consul Strickland
at Gorce Dakar, Africa, saying: Cholera
prevails in Senegal"
No statistics as to the number of cases
and deaths or other particulars were given.
Senegal is "A French colonial dependency
In West Africa.
LONDON. July 25 25--Information having
reached this city OF the rel. Grated reports
published in the United States as TO the
presence Of cholera In Naples, efforts
nave been made 70 ascertain the truth or
alsty OF the reports. Inquiries have been
made n several directions, but nothing
was ELECTED that would justify the state
nent that cholera bad appeared in Naples.
i"c i"h''Vh e"nPaPers Hiahe no NEIL
ion OF the disease In Naples. Naples
sewspapers ON Friday last stated that two
;holera deaths had occurred In the city,
,ut the authorities promptly denied that
The disease was OF the Asiatic type.
Yesterday the authorities at Gibraltar
declared an eight days quarantine against
vessels arriving from Naples, and this
TACT suggests that the Italian authorities
are holding back information as to the
presence Of the scourge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
Hold Burglars Ragged.

JAMAICA, l.. l., July 25.-The gang Of
burglars who have been raiding a portion
Of Queens county for the past two years
were run down at Ridgewood by Detec-
tives Ashmead and Hxrriss and were
turned over to the Queens county authori-
ties. They were John Kelly, Frederick
Weisman. Ferdinand Weisman, Carl
Meyer, John Weisman aud John Miller.
The gang In said to have been one OF the
best organized i'm the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
All Caused Nv n Bullet.

HUNTINGTON, Ind, July 25.--Sch aeffer's
powder house exploded yesterday after
noon. Homer Household and Hugh Har-
vey were shooting when rifle bullet en-
tered window. Both men were blown
clear across the river and their bodies torn
to pieces. Houses were wrecked all
around and several persons were injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
THREE DROWNED IN A POND.
Omcials OF Two Towns Squsbbiing Over
the Recovery of the Bodies.

GREAT DARLINGTON, Mass, July 25-
Augustus Hamlim, aged 2S, his wife, Mary
aged, 22, Eugene Peltier, 80 years old, and
Louis Victor and Rosa Liable, went row
ing on Harmon's Pond Sunday. The boat
leaked. All crowded TO one side and Pei.
tier jumped overheard. Mrs. Hamlin
jumped out and clasped her arms around
Peltier's neck and both sank at once.
Iamlin fell out of the boat and sank
like rock
The two others were saved by clinginQ
TO the boat Sheffield and Egremont Off
GERS disagree as to who shall recover the
bodies, part of the pond being in each
town. and no official action has been
taken as vet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25

CoNNoRsvff.LE, Ind, July 25.-The Citi-
xens' bank of Connorsville, owned and
controlled by Hon. j. ii. Huston, ex-treas-
urer of the United States, closed its doors
yesterday Mr.. Huston says his liabilities
will not exceed $4,000, while his assets
will more than cover that amount.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
Needless FURRY at Milwaukes.

MILWAUKEE. July %. There was good
deal Of nervousness in banking circles
yesterday, and runs developed on num-
Der of banks, but the alarm of depositors
Is rapidly subsiding. The nervousness was
the result Of senseless rumors set afloat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
F,r.t Time In . Hundred Years.

HIGHLAND FALLS, N. ", July 25.-The
Dean mines, situated near this village,
have closed down for an indefinite period
These mines have been operated without
interruption for the past leo years. No
reason is given for the closing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
BINCHAMro

swseasy Kaisht. smith < cri6ce nits
y aay .. smih, 81, a. stolen bases-KnlghI
smnn. )eady. Douh play Rogers and C,'ouey
Fnst oasc s--On Ru.ld rham j. Left Ol
has ss- Blnehamt,n .; 4 oy.dence s.. First "a e o
b m =; by nnckie, Wild y tcn-Rud lernam.
HIT by pitched bali-By Ru Iderham. 1. Time
l.. SUN. L mnIre-- Dnt.sl her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
A Cork Trust.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 25,-The cork
syndicate represented by Armstrong Bros.
and Kempe OF New York have secured
control of the Phoenix, the Dodges and tl Q
Conestoga cork works of this city. 1t ia
expected the syndicate will control the
cork trade
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
Haurlnr m. ultimate Fate.

CHICAGO. July 25.-John Leary stabbed
Henry Walsh Saturday afternoon. Walsh
died last night. Leary came to Chicago
from Brooklyn year ago to escape being
arrested for stabbing man in New York
city. Leary had gouged ont the eyes of a
man named Sinclair last week and Walsh
upraided him when they met Saturday,
when Leary suddenly stabbed him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
AIbnr. ms; Hnfra,o..4r

BUFFALO. Juil 2o.-The Senators out
nj yed the Bisons yesterday at every
pont in gtIe. Barr was fou d
ir sevente n hits. two of whic
C. Than pitched a. admirab game.
being hit safely oaly six ZINES. The
lom team Is somewhat cri pied. Barr
bavin a very laue lg and Daily bat
ter d finger. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
assern League Standing.
A SLUGGING CONTEST.
Senators Get the best of the Beaneaters
In tie Ninth Inning.


Boston, July 25-The Senators beat the
champions out in terrific batting game.
Stockdale. the Johrs Hopkins pitcher,
outpaced GastriRht mp TO the ninth inning
but by good luck the champions had a
lead of one run. Nichols then went in to
hold the Senators down, but he failed
utterly. The record against him was five
runs, made on a base on balls. five hits
with total Vt seven and u sacrifice. Tn
was lead beyond Boston's rsach Tie
features were the ilelding Of Long, Duffy.
Stricken aud ORourke, aud the batting of
Wise, O'Rourke, Sullivan, Mccarthy and
Duffy.
Eos;dL %ssninston.'...... sSategs s-S I'll
Earned runs Washington, r. Boston, g.
Base hits Washington, "a; Boslon, 10. Err
rors Washington. .; l,oston, 8. First base on
errors Boston. J. Eirst base on balls-of
Stockdalc, s. off Gastright, D. off Nichols, l.
Struck out-By Stocktalc. q by Gastrght. I.
Home run-Dufry. Ihree-basc hits-Farrell
Mccarthy Carroll. Two-basc hits-farrell.
Larkin. o'Rourke. strickor. Duffy, Mccarthy,
Sacrifice hits-Hoy Isarkin, Radford, Stock
dale. Mccarthr, Tnckcr ssl, Carroll. Stolen
base-Long. Double plays--Gastrght, Camel
and Tucker; Duffy and CAMEL; Lowe, Long
and Tucker, Umpire Gaffney.
At Philadelphia:
Brooklyn. 20S 900 l.
Philadelphia. ...... o 90 3 o. Z
Base hits-Brooklyp. lo Philadelphia, Is.
Errors Brooklyn, !; Phila,Sllhia, 4. Bat
teries-Taylor and Clements; Kennedy and
Kinslow. rn3
AT New York:
Bsitimore BALI nore..........o ..........o o.
Base hits New York, in Baltimore, S. Err
rors-New York. Z; B;diimore,7 Batteries
Baldwin and Doyle; McNiahon and Clarke.
At Clnciunati:
Cincinnati ........O b il.l40 -
Cleveland ..........l q ! o 0 o. 2
Base Cincinnati, n; Cleveland, s. Err
rors-Cincinnati, :: Cleveland, .. Batteries
Dwyer and Murphy; Clarkson and o'Connor
At ST. Louis: n
St,Le * Loais.'.'''".." Q I 2 e9 o 3
Base hits--St. Louis. IA; Chicago. X Errors
stein and peitz, Hatchlson. KittrIdge and
Schrver. 1850.
At Louisville:
Pittsburg. o q q ett1 Ia
Louisville. o. % D Ga p
Base hits-iittsburg II; Louisville, 8. Err
rors-Pittsburg, q Louisville. T. batteries
killen aud sugden; s;rattoD aud Grim.
New Ensisnd sLesguc.
AT Boston Dover, z; Boston Reds. g.
AT Brockton-Fal River a; Brock,on. g.
Az Lewiston-Lewiston.s s5; Portland. 10
National League Standing.
s,iuba NNon ~. f.t..t.. W.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
LOsr AND no UND.

7 osT-suNDAy MORNING IN THE UNION
IL Depo' nrar %. g.. Baggage oon Lunch
ya.table reward VIZ We paid. By leaving A. this
once. jll7.u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
AMFLOYAANI AGAACiEs.

NNANfED-GIkL5 FCK THE ARCADE SER
w Want AuENCY help. male ana female,
,urnlshed Rooms os AMI " Arcade Teiepnons
l%|. os-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25

OR Saloon GOVERNOR STREET OAR
II route. andneNr cable cars, hne 1T OF 1000
feet. IN uncommonly good piece OF property. Ad-
dress g-26, News Office
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25

An EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - ESTATE
"A near Camp St, story house with large ol;
plice low u sOld AZ once. Address E-gt News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25

ATLEss, THAN COSTA, MANsARD ROOF
n (slatedl house. with stable and modern con-
venienees. Broail st, suitable for or families.
Ahdrss- AL ~ fWS ofiire
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kOR SILE-MIsCELLANEOUS.
Tires lines under hts heading 10 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25

L'oR SALE on MOUNT PLEASANT A WELL
II rent dtwo family mouse. { hements never
cant aispend investment Al 'ress B-22, News
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L'OR sAL.-NEAR siANToS AVENUE. on
II Nutshell stree. a new and well built IN es
ialniy house. modem improvements price low.
Address 90. <eW- OffCe.
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7 oTS on THE BAY.-SOME OF THE VERY
Ia finest lot. ON tue west shore will he sold de-
srable paftles NJ half their value. For partic "
lars address. l-21 care Providence News
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lroR SALE OK EXCHANGE ON BROADWAY
Il one OF the finest houses the street ;he
chance Of a lifetime. Write to H-2s, care Prov.-
dence News -
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THE PRESIDENT AT PAwTUXET. LOOKING
L at tnose magn hcent building sites "Pawtuxet
by the Sea" no says. Grav Gables lis not In Il ="
with them win sell to builders at half value. A.
/. Annrews rs Westminster street. j2O-tf
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L,OR SALOON PROMINENT STREET. A 2ls-
II stoty house. cottage, barn and two COOL lots.
IA ldings alt we'll rented; will be- sold together or
separately: weii worth looNing Into. Address
D-s,, care Proviaenrs News.
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FOR sALE-kEAL EsTATk
Three lines under this heading 10 cent,

LOK SALE.-AS ELLGANT AEM CORNER
Il house B-oed street; twelve rooms. bill
ard and bath rooms lsundry. all modern con-
yenchces; si5 20 down, balance on easy terms. For
pirtculsrS addrrs. k-2b. Providen'r News,
The oasis., 1893-11-02

Our friends down fhe road are anus ing themselves by circulating fairy tales disbelieyed by all. themselves included that the railroad company will abandon Arlzola station. They will keep talking until they get the railroad company into the notion oi abandoning a station. and then 1t will be Casa Grande which will go-not ArzOIa. Railroads never abandon stations at towns that build S2O, GOO hotels, s25, 900 flouring mills, and estab- fish live newspapers.
The oasis., 1893-11-02
wsstsss

An active and responsible organizer for the order Of the KSIGHTs or THE GOLDEN CROss. Liberal commission to the right man. Address 72O, Ban- ming Street, Los Angeles. Cal.
 CAPT. N. NJ. CHASE.
 Grand Secretary.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

Last Friday evening Sheriff l.. K. Drais and Mir. James Mccoy, of Casa Grande, were driving into Arizola. Near the edge of town their team be- came unmanagable and in the attempt to control them the carriage came in collision with a telegraph pole, shat tering and oyerturning the vehicle, and spillinl it's occupants. In their excitement the horses ran into the the barbed wire fence, cutting them selves severely. The men escaped with slight injuries
The oasis., 1893-11-02

Mr. P. O'Leary is arranging to plant an orchard on his rancho northeast of Arizola, and will irrigate his trees by means of pump and horsepower, as recommended in Lieutenant Bryan's article of last week. Mir. O'Leary had investigated the subject on his own account. and reached the very conclus- ions so ably set forth in Lieutenant Bryan's interesting paper.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

After TIE OASIS was printed last week information was received of the death of MT. w. F. Guild of Florence, whose serious Illness was announced. His demise occurred Wednesday night and the obsequies were held Friday. Mr. Guild had resided in Pinal county many years, and was prominent in the county and in territorial affairs. His death has removed a valuable citizen.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

Last week MT. L. s. Butler, the rail- road agent at Casa Grande, returned from his visit in the east. AS stated heretofore he was very ill on his way home. and his life was in serious dan- ger. He is all right now, however, and has again resumed his duties at the station.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

It is stated that MessrS. Root X Dodson of Tempe, have bought an in- terest with Messers. Bates X Newman in their mine betwe, V Riverside and Dudleyville. and have tarted town they will call Goldbmg. They have made application for postofiice, and will soon have the town booming. There is plenty of good water at a depth of twelve or fifteen feet, and as there is good body of ore the pros poets seem bright for another prosper ous mining camp.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

When Truckee, California was des- troyed by fire the people sat down be side their burning buildings, to figure on the cost of rebuilding, and let the contracts before the ashes were cold. In Arizona's delightful climate the night air is not so gay, and people are not obliged to hurry so much.
The oasis., 1893-11-02
.roM,rs s eoGNrY

District court VIII slt dt fioIchcc on the 18th inst.
 Sheriff Drais was noted as being at at Ph@nix on Tuesday.
 TIE OASIS is under obligations to Mr. D. $. Thomas for some fine sweet potatoes and pumpkins.
 Hay for sale. In ten and twenty ton lots. Apply to Mr. Calvert Will son Arizola.
 All visitors report times just as dull elsewhere as in Southern Arizona, and if anything a little harder.
 Mir Peter Loss has bought a three acre tract close to the railroad on the east side of the town at Arizola.
 Union Sabbath School every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, at Casa Grande. Everyone cordially invited.
 Arizonas delightful winter has set in and at no point are it's beauties more marked than at Arizola.
 Monday Colonel George A. Mauk went to Yuma to reduce the "swelled head" of which he was accused.
 Arizola folks are accused of having .'swclled heads They are all right so long as their feet are not swelled. At Wentworth, Graham Brothers have 320 acres of land seeded in wheat that is now coming up and growing finely.
 Last Saturday Mir F. OLeary of Casa C;rande, went to Glla Bend. and thence he will probably go to the Gun sight country.
 NIT. Henry Saunders sat DesMoines, Iowa, arranging to bring his family to Arizola, and they are expected in two or three weeks.
 Last Saturday Mr. W. II. Graham of Kenilworth, was a visitor at Arizola, accompanied by MT. Lyle of Phoenix, who is visiting him.
 One day last week MT. W. II, Gra- ham of Wentworth, brought HE OASIS a large Asiatic muskmelon. 1t was very delicious.
 Another large pile of wood is accum- ulating at the depot under General Wilson's contract to deliver the rail road company POO cords.
 MT. Frank D. Hammon of Phoenix, representing the Rio Bonito Nurseries of Riggs. California, was a visitor at Arizola Monday and Tuesday.
 Last saturday Sheriff Drais was at this end of the county summoning jurors. At Arizola he got Messrs. D. s. Thomas and Maurice Stevens.
 MT. George Saunders has bought two six acre tracts in the Arizola colony, nu which he will plant an orchard the coming season. and build house.
 In the Casa Grandc Valley are room and resources to support two or three towns of ten thousand inhabitants or more, and Arizola will be one of them. At Arizola Thursday of last week, wheat had sprouted that was planted the previous Saturday and watered Monday. It is now growing finely
 Thursday evening of last week Mir John Morgan of san Francisco, travel. ing representative for Schilling x Co  of San Francisco, was a visitor at Arilola.
 Thc south Riverside Bee of recent date. notes the arriyalat that place oi a four horse wagon load of lemon trees from the nursery of IT. II. Linyillc, at Highlands, California.
 The rain guage for the weather bu-
The oasis., 1893-11-02
bod waler oue.tion .sttled.

The receiver of the Florence canal, Mr. T. D. IIammond, is winning gold en opinions, and praises for his work are sounding in every quarter. Since he assumed control the canal has run full of water, and there is an ample supply for every use and to spare. The reservoir is rapidly filling. and the Arizola country is assured another abundant season like the last. when there were oceans Of water here while at the same time Florence. Mesa, Phe- nix and all complained of a dearth. and conventions were held in the Salt River Valley to devise means for se- curing what ARIZOLA ALREADY HAD, viz: WATER STORAGE. In this con- nection the statement Is published in tue Tribune that the boDdholders have united in q petition to the court to authorize the issue of Sl5,000 of receivers certificates, to be expended in putting the canal in order. AS the money is realized Mir. Hammond will expend it in putting in a new head, building 1 ,0OO feet of new ditch, repair ing the old where damaged by fresh cts. and dredging and cleaning the canal it's entire length. Under the efficient management of NIT. Hammond the water system of the great Casa Grande Valley is rapidly reaching a substantial basis.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

In another column appears an ad- vertisement of the Rio Bonito Nurser- ies of Riggs, Butte county, California. This sterling establishment carries a fine line of the best kind of trees of every variety. Their agent, MT. Frank D. Hammon is prepared to fill all orders.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

Last week Doctor Barry was sew eral days at Arizola. arranging and looking out for matters. He reports that he already has many oorrespond- ents who will visit the Arizola Sanita- rum the coming winter.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

MT. F. N. DcPewof san Bcrnardino, is at Arizola, coming Tuesday night. and today, with Mr. c. $. LeBaron. is ont visiting the Sacaton country. Mir. DePew is the party who is negotiating to build a flouring mill at Arizola. He expresses himself as highly pleased with the town and it's surroundings, and well satisfied with the induce ments. and there is no doubt that the pending deal will be closed and work preliminary to construction begun at once.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

Monday Arizcla was visited bya dis tinguished party consisting of MT. l.. W. Blinn of Los Angeles, president of the Blinn Lumber Co.,. his son, Mir. Irving Blinn, MT. C. NJ. Antram. the travelling agent for the lumber com pany, and Mir. A. c. Williams, its agent at Casa Grande. They expressed them selves as well pleased with what they saw and very favorably impressed with Arizola and it's surroundings.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

Mir II. ]. Rodman was in from Otis yesterday. He reports that all mat ters have been arranged so that the Golden Hills Mining Company will shortly resume ore production. This is cheering news, as the mine and re- duction works will employ quite a number of men, and it will enliyen things in this part of the county. The ore is gold, and is concentrated for shipment
The oasis., 1893-11-02

Last Friday evening very pleasant dancing party was given at Casa Grandc under the auspices and man. agcment of Mcssrs. G. F.. Angulo and Felix Mayhew. The Flies building was used as dancing hall, and it was well filed with an agreeable company who ali enjoyed themselves greatly, and the dancing was kept up to q late hour.
 Thursday last work was begun in hauling on the ground the material for Feiix MayhcW snow corral and liv- cry stable. Construction work has begun. will be rapidly pushed to com pletiou. and in a few days the estab- iishmcnt will be ready for buSine
 Doctor A. !. Chandler has returned from the east and Eurape and Il is reported Chat his visit uas a success, he having secured all the capital nc cessary for execution of his various projects including the Buttereser1oir.