The oasis., 1896-09-12
MINAs PRrErAs NOTES.

MT, J- W. bDOhlbdu uhH ibio NtNh returned from a trip over to Tecoripa.
 Friday of the present week. Mir Howell lIinds returned from London, England.
 Mr. John Luy, brother of Leonard LUy, arrived from Los Angeles We'd nesday evening.
 MT. Frank Vaughn Of Nogales, is engaged oa general machinery repairs, in all the mills, hoists, etc.
 Over s500,0O0 have been spent by the CrestOn-Colorada Go. in the past year in improved machinery.
 MT. c. W. Ridgway, formerly with the Sonora railway, IS now at work in the supply house at La Colorado.
 Tuesday MT. c. F. Anderson, who has been employed some weeks in the machine shop, took his departure for Central America.
 Last week Prof. J. M. Wilson, as- sayes at the Minas Prietas mill, re- turned from his vacation, which has been passed in Tucson.
 On the third of the present month tue new boilers in the Grand Central mill were fired up, and the old mill is now doing splendid work.
 From the front of La Colorado mill the locomotive of the Torres < Minas Prietas railway can daily be seen as it comes uD to the end of the track.
 On the first inst the employees at Las Amarillas and Grand Central were notified that on and after that date they were in the employ Of the new owners of the properties.
 The Colorado Go. nave one of the most complete foundries in northern Mexico. Geo. Rehburn is the foremaa and nothing is too heavy or complicated for him to turn out.
 Tuesday Mr. Robert Steen went to HermosillO. where ne gets his share Of the money realized on tue sale of Las Amarillas mine-ln which he owned q handsome interest. Thence he returns to California to enjoy his wealth.
 It is credibly reported that when Pedro Negro, the well known mining operator, returns from Italy, where he is now visiting, he will be accompa- nied by a fair daughter of Italy who will bear the proud title of Mrs. Pe- dro Negro.
 FoR SALE: at Miras prietas, fine business property facing one side of the Plaza, which win rent for Sl5e per month. One of the best locations in the camp, suitable for d hotel or gen. eral business purposes. A bargain. Apply to TIE OASIS.
 It is understood that the manage ment of the company will remain in the hands of MT. IIinds, at least for some time to come. He by virtue of the terms of the sale still retains fourth interest in the mines and con- sequently is personally interested in their success.
 A great many of the American ladies whose husbands are in the em- ploy of the mining company here are spending the heated term of the sum- ser in the United States. Mrs H. | King, Mrs. Guy Powell, Mrs. Piersor, Mrs. Dr. Wright, and Mrs. Sterley Mahan are in Los Angeles, California. | Mrs. Ed. Rowell is passing the sum- mer in San Francisco. Mrs Ed | Davidson is enjoying the cool of the | among the pines of Calaveras county, with her parents. Mrs. Andy | Laird has taken trip to her home in the east. Mrs. MarStellar is in Tue 1 son. Mrs. Joe Thompson is recuper- | ating at Nogales. Mrs. Walton is also | visiting friends in the east. Mrs. Dr. | Woodbridge went to Luthem, Gala, with her husband, who left sick from l overwogk, and number of others ladies are sojOurning in diff | ferent portions of the states all of waom will return soon to pass the 1 winter here which is of the most salu- ] brious climate on the continent dur ing the winter season.
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