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The oasis., 1893-12-21

Several fine bodies of building stone have been lately found near Florence, and sklllful stonecutters are now at work dressing the material. It com prises granite found within a short distance of the town, and very fine character Of black marble, a ledge of which lies near the river on the Riverside stage road. Wilson & Adams. the Florence stonecutters pronounce the marble to be of the most valuable description for interior furnishings and for monumental work.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

The many friends of Lieutenant R. R. Bryan will regret to learn that he has been very ill at his station at lief ferson Barracks. Mo; and at the same time they will be pleased to know that he is now convalescent.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Miss Florence Reed, teacher of the Casa Grande school, is arranging a Christmas entertainment by her pu- pills. A varied and interesting pro- grsmme is in course of preparation, and a very enjoyable evening is antici- pated
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Last Friday and Saturday nights the mercury went down to freezing point, and water out of doors was cov- cred with thin films of ice
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Sunday hunting party from Tucson came down to Arizola and went to the reservoir after ducks. THE OASIS in- formant failed to learn their names, but they were reported to be jolly crowd and got plenty of game.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Last week the Southern Pacific and Maricopa X Phoenix railroads and the Florence conal paid their taxes in pi- nal county, putting about BIT ,000 in the public treasury, and Saturday the board of supervisors commenced draw ing warrants and turning the money loose. settling all claims to October and disbursing about sl5,OOO. It should make times easier.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Anu lllc SuDTicSI dllu Dt>J lOduS,
 And surrounding orchards,
 And adjacent alfalfa fields,
 And water storage,
 And TIE OASIS,
 Arzola will be strictly in it.
 This is the shortest day in the year.
 Tuesday MT. Walter Thomas was down from Florence.
 The reservoir now contains about twelve feet of water.
 During several days the sky has been cloudy and rain threatened.
 Friday fast week MT. D. s. Thomas went to Tucson on business.
 Mir. J \. Gochenouer is putting up the walls for new dwelling at Arizola Tuesday Mir. Calvert Wilson of Yu- ma was q visitor at his ranche near .Arizola.
 Last week Messrs. Ellwood Hadley and F. W. Rowlson of Arizola, visited Florence.
 Sunday Messrs Thos. Davis and T. c. Graham of Kenilworth, were visit ors at Arizola.
 Miss Lizzie McNiel of Tempe. is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. A. c. Williams of Casa Grande,
 The Florence Tribune has begun publication of daily edition. Success to the venture.
 Last Saturday Mrs. Watson of the Sanitarium-Hotel, went to Tucson, returning Sunday evening. 2. Quite a number of Casa Grande peo- pie were at Florence early this week in attendance on court.
 Florence people who went to Tue son in attendance on the kibbey case have all returned home.
 THE OASIS folks are under many ob- ligations to MT. G. E. Angulo for a liberal supply of tamales.
 
 Tuesday evening Mrs. Simon West went to Bakersfield, California, for q visit through the holidays.
 Sunday evening Miss Mollic Long of Florence. was at Casa Grande, en route to Tempe, where she went to visit her friends. Simon West is stretching wire fence around an eighteen-acre tract at Arizola, the property of Doctor Hur- ley and Mir. Bird.
 Mess-s. +. K. Logan and J. T. Gerst- 1 machcr of Chicago, who are visiting thell property near Arizola, went to Florence last Thursday, returning on Saturday.
 This week George Morse and MT. E. Crane are cutting alfalfa in the yicin- ity of Arzola. What would people in the cast think of moving hay within one X of Christmas?
 ifyea are going to Florence make the t ) via Arizola. Best hotel ac- contradictions, best conveyalces, best stocX. shortest and best road, and quickest ti.ac.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect Made.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Sunday evening MT. Gabriel E. An gulo of Casa Grande, entertained 2 party of gentlemen at fine supper served a la Mexicana. The spread was excellent, and all present did the sub ject full justice.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

A survey of the line between Pinal and Maricopa counties has been run. It was claimed that Goldfield is in Pinal; and it is now stated that the survey demonstrates the camp to be about six miles south of the line.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Messrs. c. w. Wright of Tucson, and Abram $. Humphries of Florence, have formed a co-partnership in the prac- tice of law. The two gentlemen make a strong legal team.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Today the work of repairing the Florence canal below where the Arizo- la lateral is taken out was begun. Messrs.' c. l.. Scribner and George Morse have the work in hand.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

THE OASIS folks have two turkeys for Christmas dinner, and if no paper appears next week attribute the fail ure to a large sized case of indigestion all around.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

As has been heretofore intimated the demand for Lieutenant Bryan's article on irrigation by pumping has been so great that it's republication has been necessary. This is done this week, and the paper appears in full on the first page, and will be read with great interest by very many.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Last Friday Doctor J. NJ. Hurley, Mir. c. $. LeBaron and THE OASIS edi- tora all went to Florence together. Sun day the latter returned, Mr. LeBaron Tuesday, and Doctor Hurley yester- day. Last night the doctor took the train for San Bernardino
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Yesterday MT. T. D. Hammond, re- ceiver of the Florence canal, came down from Florence, bringing force of men he set to work on lateral to convey water to the OLeary place.
The oasis., 1893-12-21
Notice,

On and after this date all credit for meat will be refused, and settlement of all outstanding accounts is request ed.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Yesterday Mir. L. F. Graham of Ken ilworth was at Arizola, coming down to bring Doctor Hurley from Rancho Capitlno.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Tuesday Mrs. Watson resigned her position as housekeeper at the Sanita- rium-Hotel and returned to her home near Florence.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Tomorrow evening Miss Ida Sanders will go to Tucson to remain through the holidays and attend the territorial teachers institute.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Yesterday evening passing freight train unload the tools and machinery for Mir. Gochenouer's blacksmith shop. They came from his old home in Kan sas.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

The Arizona Enterprise, of Tucson, has inaugurated daily edition, and the initial number comes to hand just as TIE OASIS is going to press. The newspaper capacity and experience of Messrs. R. C. and q. w. Brown are a guarantee of the excellence of the new candidate for public patronage, and THE OASIS predicts and wishes them great success.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Last Thursday night a man named George Easdale was run over by q freight train at Maricopa tank, crush ing his left leg. The train men car ried him to Casa Grande and there left him. Friday he was taken to the county hospital at Florence by MT. B. B. DeNure, where Doctor w. T. Barry amputated the injured member just below the knee. The amputation was very neatly and successfully performed and the patient is reported improving.
 Last Thursday night MT. Robert Garner shipped seven carloads of cat tie from Arizola to San Bernardino. MT. Garner was well pleased with his purchases of beef cattle in the Casa Grande Valley, and will soon be here again after more. This is but just the beginning of cattle shipments from Arizola, and the place is destined to become an important shipping point.
 Last Saturday the board of super yisors let the contracts for 1894. The hospital contract was awarded Doctor Barry, the printing contract to the Tribune, and the contract for feeding prisoners to a Chinese restaurant in Florence.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

4 land contest for Christmas gift.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

A Merry Christmas.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

Last Saturday the board of super visors of Pinal county accepted from MT. T. D. Hammond, receiver of the Florence canal, 83,5OO0O in payment of all taxes due.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

] l-dSb IIludy DOcLOI J. M. Hurley, Mir. c. s. LeBaron and THE OASIS edi- tor all went to Florence together Sun day the latter returned, Mr. LeBaron Tuesday, and Doctor Hurley yester- day. Last night the doctor took the train for San Bernardino.
 Miss Florence Reed, teacher of the Casa Grande school, is arranging a Christmas entertainment by her pu- pills. A varied and interesting pro- grsmme is in course of preparation, and very enjoyable evening is antici- pated.
 A survey of the line between Pinal and Maricopa counties has been run. It wa. claimed that Goldfield is in Pinal; and it is now stated that the survey demonstrates the camp to be about six miles south of the line.
 Sunday hunting party from Tucson came down to Arizola and went to the reservoir after ducks. THE OASIS in- formant failed to learn their names, but they were reported to be jolly crowd and got plenty of game.
 The many friends of Lieutenant k. R. Bryan will regret to learn that he has been very i'll at his station at Jef- ferson Barracks. Mo-: and at the same time they will be pleased to know that he is now convalescent.
 Sunday evening MT. Gabriel E. An gulo of Casa Grande, entertained 2 party of gentlemen at fine supper served la Mexicana. The spread was excellent, and all present did the sub- ject full justice.
 Today the work of repairing the Florence canal below where the Arizo- la lateral is taken out was begun. Messrs., c. l.. Scribner and George Morse have the work in hand.
 Yesterday MT. T. D. Hammond, re- ceiver of the Florence canal. came down from Florence, bringing force of men he set to work on lateral to convey water to the O'Leary place.
 Messrs. c. W. Wright of Tucson, and Abram $. Humphries of Florence, have formed a co-partnership in the prac tice of law. The two gentlemen make a strong legal team.
 THE OASIS folks have two turkeys for Christmas dinner, and if no paper appears next week attribute the fail ure to large sized case of indigestion all around.
 Yesterday evening passing freight | train unload the tools and machinery | for Mir. Gochenouer's blacksmith shop. | They came from his old home in Kan sas.
 Tomorrow evening Miss Ida Sanders will go to Tucson to remain through the holidays and attend the territorial teachers institute.
 Yesterday Mr. L. F. Graham of Ken ilworth, was at Arizola, coming down to bring Doctor Hurley from Rancho Capitino.
 Tuesday Mrs. Watson resigned her position as housekeeper at the Sanita- and returned to her home near Florence
 A land contest for Christmas gift.
The oasis., 1893-12-21

THE OASIS is in frequent receipt of inquiries about lands in small tracts. improved or partly improved, with dwellings, outbuildings, etc. There could be money made in the vicinity of Arizola by providing such places.
 Travellers for Florence will find the best hotel accommodations at Arizola, and conveyance which will take them to their destination over a shorter and better road, and at regu- lar stage rare.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For wORCESTER-8 As (exp.l 05. Is tesp.).
10 accom- IL 80 a m. laccom.l 90 texpl.
Sundays 80 a. IN. accom-. eoo SIS p. m.
For trains for intermediate stations see time
table furnished at all tlcKet Offices
G. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen1 Pass Agt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
B|S)NS HAVEAB|GP|CNG
''Dinzle" Sullivan and Fitzgerald Both
Pounded Very Hard.
ZANE A TIE UP TO THE NINTH,
Ehen single. Double and Triple Baggers
Gave tho Bufraios six Runs and the
= Game-Troy. Springfield and Albany
the Other Eastern League winners

The nine gentlemen from Buffalo
known as the Buffalo ball sai.ers. held n
short consultation among the nselves.
pnd then with singular deliberato ,
blaughterei nine other gentlemen known
ss the Providence Griys
This was yesterday. II might have been
almost any time. but to disting e iish this
particular misfortune from tue IN my
other similar misfortunes, 1t is necessary
TO place date on 1t.
1t was ball game. That was the adver-
over Intelligent mVrtals who had wan
dered Ia aud who refused TO believe that
IL WAS ball game were sile CO an |
convinced when they were ,ken outside
and shown the bill posters. which said
de nitely-thers was no chance for doubt
THAT tie performances inside wa> gen.
0ine bona fde ball game.
Anybody else who remained incredu-
lous was shown copy OF The News with
the advertisement OF the game In it--a I'd
Of course that settled all dispute. Two
men who were on the point OF fighting
over the question. "Is this a ball ga, o
or not" ceased their discussion aud ate
peanuts hen The Ne VS. "ad" AS sho xn
TO them. S, all ye scoffers at the Grays.
cease your reviling, aud understand this
was a hall game, and good one. too
GMr. ID. J Sullivan, otherwise kno rn IN
"Dinzie," occupied the box for the native
team for two innings. Then as he was In
danger of being hit by the many balls
that came from the Buffalo bat, (Dinzle
will swear that bat Is three feet thick) he
was retired and Fitzgerald put on The
altar Of sacrifice. For six iuninss Mr.
Fitzgerald was as Interesting TO the Buff
falo PLAYERS as "a pig.in-clover puzzle Is
TO AN offcs boy: aud theu In. the ninth
TIE secret was out or else Eitzy's arm
was out Anyway some hing was out;
maybe it was the breath In the Buffalo
players bodies that was out. for they ran
around bases till Drauby's stockings fell
down aud he lost time trying to pick up
his garter.
Mr.. Deady, the exile fro n Portland,
played b,ll--yith an exception or two.
lie made three base hit, a two-bas. hit
and ran bases we'll. Basset also made for
himself an everlasting wreath Of laurels
until he makes an error-by putting
the bali over the fence. thereby making q
home run.
Buffalo scored l3 runs and Providence Q
Q. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
sp ringfield, 2s; Erie, g.

SPRINGFIELD. July THE home team
had on its battling clothes yesterday
afternoon and pounded O'Day ard Field
all over the field. Following Il the score;
Innings: ...........l
Springfield ............t o ga z-2e
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
GO TO THE SUMMER HOTEL,

For the best dinners served on the shore Mlwau.
kec lager and Joness aies served In the grove Tho
Proprietor.
Clerk.-J'm DoIan John McMorrow, oliver Anse
Electric cars pass the door
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

HAcxErrsrowN, N. j.. July THE
body Of IN unknown man was found just
below the Delaware, Lackawanna Il West
ern railroad station by the side of the
track. He was apparently 80 years old,
and well dressed. On his person was
found the final accounts Of the executor of
the estate of Anna Winslow. OF Allentown,
Pa, and this may lead to his Identification.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

HELP HANTED-FEMIL
NvANTED-A FEW GOOD SEWERS OR
Lot. OAKLAND woRsTED co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

narssa Bqs MSms
IwS,bsse hiss1Deady, Cooney, Bassett, stsarns,
Wolf Drauby, Barr .. Stolen bases-Deady. Helne
2 Grimm. Collins: First base on balls
Deadly. Camplon ., Daley. stearns WOLF, Grimm
Drauby :. First base on errorr Providence
y Bnfialo 2. nit by pitched nsn-Barr. Passed
Boyd, Coonsy. Double piays-Rowe and stearns;
barr. Drauby ard Rowe. Time-2a. i5m. Um-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
MAINTENANCE
Three lines under this headline 10 cents

vxrANTED BY AMERICAN PEoPLE-RooM
w and board for GENT man an wife with baIy
ears OLD. Must be In good locality and central
Price moderate. Mention The price OF no notice
June gs-f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
POOR UMPIRlNG.
Robs the Boston Team Of . Game-0ther
Games and Lsague standings.

Games and Lssgns standings.
PITTsBURe, July T. baseball victories
are wanted pretty badly by the local man
agement So yesterday they told the Bos-
tons. who are here for three games, that
they would have the pleasure Of submit
ting to some OF McLaughlin's poor decis.
ions. whereat the Bostons raised loud
end unanimous kick. II was no use; Mo-
Laughlin umpired the game and the Bos-
tons lost.
Pittsburg ....... 2 % o o 3 o o o B-10
Boston .......o o o 3 o o 90 o o .0-p
Earned vrns-Pittsbure, Q. Home run
Glasscock. Two-base hts--van Haltrsn, Beck
ley. Smith. Sacrifice hits Donovan. Bier
bauer. Duffy ~. Mccarthy, Nash, Carroll.
Stolen bases--Duf7y, Mccarthy Q). First base
on balls-By Ehret. Lowe. Mccarthy (2). Ben
nett CD; by Nichols, Van Hsltren c2). Beckley,
Lyons. First base on errors-Pittsburg. 2;
Boston, q. Hit by pitched ball-By Ehret,
Long. Carroll. Wild pitch-Ehret. Struck
out-.By Ehret, Tucker; by Nichols. Beckley.
Ehrst Double plavs--G''we0st to Beckley;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JUNE l2, isoa
PROyIDENCE DIVISION.
JUNE ~. isoa

Express trains leave PROVIDENCE a. folIowx
For NEW YORK-1l Is A. NJ. daily II lUnimited)
III ~ A. NJ. 2 10. 3 05 Qimitedl. 03 p NJ. daily.
For NEW YORK. via stonington iine-7 ~. 80
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
INGTON, wa Harlem River--io 10 A. NJ. 8 4s
For NEW ia vEN-l Is A. NJ. texp, dallyl rs
doc. exp.l 10 1otexpl 40 SO tlimitedh fl 10 A. ~.
B as texp. dailyD II. III.
For NEW LONDON-i IL A. NJ. daily exul SO
exp.l 80 laccom.l 10 L. tesp. \ IL 10 A. NJ. texp:l
90 lac conn.,. rs (expl. 90 doc. exp.l S
accom- sundays only. 4 Is taccon.L y % r..
NJ texp daily AS +. N. texp. daiy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.


PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Time tables giving full Information
as to local and through train ser vIce
may be obtained at Providence star
tion and stations Is below
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
new YORK & new ENGLAND



Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For B0sroS7s es. IL 20 20 4; a. Ms ts, p NJ RE-
wJHHnPoLsss JHESLssss o. a ii 10 a a n n. ssp NJ
ERSASNKJLbN.s ERSIASN,KtJ cS II 70 Abpi t@.7isP. NJ
Extinction. KSiGHrsyiLE-7lo 10 us5 A n.
g sSS s%Aick "a it qS SlSEh h POINT CENTRE
VILE WAsHIN9ToN-7 10. sio. IL g A. ~
IL O5 sl2 80, z as. 80 80 10. 6yo, ell 90. p y.
oAKLAwN-7 10 o To- A "a 1905 A. M Az 20
ltA 4 30, 50 10, 30. sll 90 2. ~ =.
PONTIAC. ARCTIC. 9yipN,cka7iS nssA.A
ASTH6NYfo7 i 10. !. 10 q II . IS "a A NJ sig 80. ssA
suMMig. 0sE.6 sTERLINa-7io eio ~.
coo9sfasisr. 3 r. is r sEhEsh, Moospp. .Pr.ArSrrrLp
- 10. y loA, Nj AZ os r&sst 50 r; ~; -
'ytSpphf xhsssSfFk AhI'I sDV5S
NR.SEFsSSss .AhSaa r. SisssIi Ma NEW
sSS%iSs,iSsaiS. Sa. fs 4, ,nsSbs,SssgsM s5,,ssssssM
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER souTHBRrpoE
and wORCESTEft-s 56 q. m. 90 D. m
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA XEwBuR,
.AsS2 ERIk l KYrIsI ISIgkx,Nbbr 70 A ma sr.r,ovs
Rstarnins. Il leave PsscoaS al IS 10 ana y Is a
NJ. l2 sU.A is s'6 40 r. N.
Trains OF isoston leave ast end OF Unioa
Depot, and for Hartford and the West IRON wcss
end. For Pssccse and way stations from oasoss
s.saturdays only. s-SundayH only.
Tickets between Bostoa and Providence uimitsb
''ses:i %'s' JioSRs. Ssas sses. = w.R BABcocK. o.PA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

Y. M. @. A., 10; Adelatdes, o.
The Y. NJ. G. A. baseball II I, am de'eated
the Adelaides on their grounds Thurslay
morning by score OF 10 to O. The
Adelaidns had to put three pitchers in tne
box The Y. NJ. T.. AS fielding and
pitching Of Philips were excellent. TIE
score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

Bsckley to Bierbauer; Long to Tucker. Um-
pirs-McLaughlin.
Al Chicago;
fFSif:SSi;iiI FSii.Ssipiis. Z S2SSpi5iS I'D
Base hits-Chicago, ~; Philadelphia, IS. Err
Chicago, 8, Philadelphia, 2. Batteries
Weyhing, vickery and Cross Hutchinson and
kittredge.
At st. Louis:
M.lSI1s,oo.... y; aG1is, ~" dd-is
Base hits-St. Louis. 10; Washington .. Err
rors-St Louis, 3; Washington, g. Batteries
Maui and Farrell Gleason and Peitz.
At Louisville:
Eesisyiils...........S EEsS xGns,......S 9Ss I'll
Base hits--New York. IS; Louisville II. Er-
rors-Ncw Yo'k, 3; Louisville, 2. Batteries
Schmidt. Baldwin and Milligan; Rhodes,
Hemming and Grim. Game called on ae-
count Of dsrkness).
At Cincinnati:
BB,"sahIiSs',......S BroohiSa ,.......... aYSSoe Ss
Base hits Cincinnati, 10; Brooklyn. II. Err
-Cincinnati.4; 4; Brooklyn, g. Batteries
Stein and Kinslow; sullivan and Murphy.
Intercollegiate baseball.
CHICAGO, July PLAY In the intercol-
legiate baseball championship series was
resumed yesterday, resulting In victory
for University Of Virginia against Wes-
leyan by a score of d TO Wesleyan now
drops out OF the race.
New England League.
At Fall River-Fall River, 4; Dover, q
At Bro t'o"--prockton I2: Lewiston, 10.
, 1893-05-13
CRAFTSMANSHIP

Cleared May sth-Cspt. G. L. Fletcher 3
masted schnr. Hattie H.. Barbour Of Bangor
286 Tons, 10 Frederksted with cargo Sugar
for New York.
Cleared May 1Oth-Capt. Abs Hall 3
masted schnr. Jenny Hall" of Addison Me.
29l tons, for New York with cargo Sugar
May 1Uth-per American 3 masted schlr,
JENNY HalP' for New York-Jaoob Wilhelm
Solomon, isaac Oardoze.
May ilth-per schnr. Mary from ST.
Thomas--Ma4y Wilson,
, 1893-05-13

DIED-At her residence in Christiansted,
on the evening of Sunday. the 7th inst,
Mrs. Charlotte Henriette pardis, born Garden
IN the list year Of her age.
, 1893-05-13

juice, which being very pure distilled water,
In fact Jgives no inCrustations in the boilers. We
were told that q small engine was formerly
used to pump water from the '.gut." This is
now dispensed with and the, demonstrations
which the gut water gave are avoided. The
water used for oondensing is pumped into a
dam nearly 40 feet square and 5 feet deer,
internal measurement. After passing through
the oondenSers, the water is carried to a Geli les
of platforms erecte over The dam, into
which it falls, being cooled on its way,
Steam is economised in all parts Of the
works by the use of coating composition over
all hot surfaces. At the time Of Our visit, it is
true some of them were exposed, but it was
because the supply of the ma erial at hand
had beep used up, not from lack of apprsoia-
ton of this most important item in steam
economy.
Improved processes and improved machine
~ are the strongest props which this island can
have to keep 1t up rs a sugar growing colony.
This makes it q pleasure to visit and to write
about such establishments as that at Lower
Love. In the truest sense the appliances
there used m ay be called labour-saving, bat
if it is though that this means that less hands
wild be requi red on the estates concerned, no
greater mistake could be made. The success
full working of the new machinery will de-
mand q more extensive ana tnOrOugn CuICl-
walton in order to keep it supplied, and thus
the demand for labsur on the estates and their
power as contributors to the sustenance of the
population will in reality be increased instead
of diminished. Holding such views, we may
with all sincerity wish for the proprietors
and conductors of the enterprise a success 80
great that it may make others eager to follow
and profit by their example.
In our Wednesdays article on the furnace
for burning green meg ass we ought to have
included in the estates using such furnaces,
Carlton and Concsrdia west, where they
have been introduced for taking off the pre-
sent crop, and have given, We are told, great
satisfaction, both as coal-savers aAd labour-
savers.
The weather has co ntinued favorable dur
ing the past fortnight. sh overs having fallen
cd part has been the south west. say from
Frederik sled to about Anguilla, while the
North Vest has had most, some estates hav.
ing had over 40 lines of rain. The following
returns Tin lines, s to the inch from the
Police (f'ces speak for themselves. A
friend in Christiansl ed to whom we are often
indebted for the daily fall, which latterly we
are told we cannot have flor what reason we
do not know from the Fort till nine O'Clock,
and therefore too late for the West End post,
has measured for January II, February 293,
March 154. April 1871 lines, which will be
found pretty near to the Forts Measurements.