The oasis., 1897-07-10
SONORA SETTINGS.
4 Collection of Happenings in the State
 over the Line.

cisco Saturday or last week ana VIII reach Guaymas on the 18th inst.
 The rain Tuesday night washed away a bridge on the Sonora railway delaying Wednesdays trains several hours.
 MT. Arturo Morales has embaIked in business at Guaymas, having re- cently established an extensive gro cery house.
 Colonel Frank Morgan, the well known operator, has this week been at Guaymas Hermosillo and Mazda lena on business.
 The Sonora railroad company Is greatly lnconyenienced by the scar city of labor IT they could be pro cured, l50 additional track hands would be set to work immediately
 At Fl Tiro mine, near Cerre Colo rado in the Altar district, timbering the shaft has been completed, whim erected and extraction Of ore will commence shortly. MT. John McGrath Is superintendent.
 Sr Aurelio Perez Pe1a, proprietor of "El Imparcial,n who has been hay- ing his paper printed at job printing establishment at Guaymas, has bought a plant and will soon do his own work in his own office
 At Guaymas recently James Price was severely wounded in an encounter with sanchez Salas. Monday Price, who had recovered from his wounds, was removed from the hospital to the jail, pending aninvestigatl0n,
 Last Sunday Mrs Jos. Phillips, wife Oi the boss painter in the railreaa shops at Guaymas, returned From 2 two mouths sirit 70 hausas. Alf. Phnllps went to Benson co meet her and accompany her h0me.
 Sunday afternoon a large wood pile on the Sonora railway, some miles below CarbO, was discovered burning in two places. Conductor Will Brod- erick and Engineer Hale, with the south-b0und passenger train, stopped and extinguished the confagrati0n.
 Mr. Nj. c. Levy, owner of the Santo Domingo mines, in the Altar district, has been over to Magdalena and Her. m0sillo during the past week. Thurs day evening he came up from HermO- silio to Magdalena, returning to Santo Domingo.
 The United States hotel and rest aufant at Ures is one of the best hGstalries in Mexico. Mir. Louis Kileen, the proprietor, is an old-timer in Mexico. and his extended knOwl- edge Of the mines and resources of the republic makes the United States hotel fayorite stopping place for the travelling public.
 The substitution 0f the large and elegantly appointed Southern Pacific coaches for the old cheap affairs, for merly run for first class travel on the Sonora railway, has drawn out a great deal of favorable comment. One gentleman recently remHrked that you don't have to put claws into y0ur pants to hold onto the seat" The old bamboo cushions were very slip pery.
 Mr. Harry Fowler, a'genteman of Texas, operating in Sinaloa mines, ID the vicinity of the tuerte river, whose visit at Guaymas last winter was noted by TIE OASIS, is again up rom Slnal0a and is at HermOslllo visiting his friend, Dr. $. E. Wolfe. Mir Fow- Ter reports that Siualoa is receiving much attention from outside in- yestors
 The new Cerveceria de Sonora, at Herm0silo, has commenced brewing, and about the first of August will be ready Go deliver the customers a fine quality of beer Thursday morning HE OASIS man was invited to sample some of it, and he tasted brew that With a'couple of weeks more age will compare with the best from any brewery,