The oasis., 1896-10-03
ARIZONA NEWS
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 were shipped from the Salt River val lev to Chicayo-one from Phoenix, the other from Glendale. There will be several more such shipments.
 Graham Guardian: While handling rife fast week near Grant David Beebe was accidentally shot through the hand, making very ugly wound. The bali after going through the hand passed through his cnatsleeve and the rim of his hau.
 Graham Bulletin; Al Prescott and Negro Jane got into controversy at the latter's residence in Thomas a few days ago, which resulted in Jane be ing badly carved up, At first 1t was thought her injuries would be fatal, but now she is recovering, and will be sent to the hospital here.
 Arizona Republican,: MT. Spence of San Francisco, who organized the Ma ricOpa Creamery association, is again in the city. He has ordered all the machinery and material for the plant and the erection of the buildings will commence at once on the lot pur- chased by the association, corner of Jackson street and Fourth avenue.
 Globe Silver Belt: A postoiiice has been established at LiyingstOn's ranch Upper Salt river, to be known as Liy- ingst0n. Jas. H. CuFnett has been ap- pointed postmaster The people of the valley have been receiving their mail at Globe, and the new office will be great convenience to them, as well as d relief to the Globe post master.
 Journal Miner; The case Of Joseph Roberts vs. the Atldnulc x Paciflc, a damage suit of S5,UOO, was settled Tn the district court at Flagstaff, on Wednesday, in favor of the railroad. Judge Rouse presided, and instructed tue jury Go bring in verdict as above. The case was immediately appealed to the supreme court of the territory.
 Graham Bulletin Last week Luther Green and John Epley swore out warrant against 0. l.. Pace, water boss of the Montezuma canal, charg ing him with flooding the streets oi SolOmonville. The case was set fol Monday but an agreement was reached with the prosecution whereby MT Pace paid the costs in the cas' amoutipg to SIG.5 and was discharged Mike Enright, miner, met with { peculiar accident at the McCabe min' near Prescott, Tuesday of last week A sand pump used to pump the debri from a hole while drilling exploded il his hand. The foretinger of his lef hand was entirely denuded of the fiesl but the bone was uninjured, I'm sand pump is made of common ga pipe and it is probably the first cas- on record of the explosion of one.
 Arizona Republican: Fred A. Hougl the rustlng manager of the Temp creamery, is preparing to send an other carload of cheese to California He shipped d car couple of week ago and the venture proving success full in spite of competition, he vii continue to place this product of hi economy on the California market The cheese turned out by MT. Houg is of superior quality and finds ready sale on the market. The shiI ping of cheese will soon prove nor than mere venture.
 Everybody in railroad circles in thi part Oi tue Couibiy, anu lldiy VI gn travelling public, will remember Iii tle Dick Finn," who was some year ago messenger boy at Benson. Tw years ago Dick went to Glla Bend 2 storekeeper in the office of Roadmastt Craig. Last week he returned Benson in the capacity of assistar roadmaster, and has charge Of son important work in that vicinity. A though not yet out of his teens Die carries himself like a veteran, is equ toeyery possibility, anG has befol him bright career in bis chose