Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-06-19
GL.0EULES
Of News from Pirai COunty-A " Chro- mo" That Can't be Hung Cp"- Globes Futurs-Su1cide-sIy ys:sriOus Disappearance.
GLOEE, June Ii.

EDITOR CITIZEN: The business ac- Iivity here continues, with daily in- crease in every line. Town property is in great demand, while improve ment is the order of the day Houses are springing up like magic on every side. The new church will in a few days be completed, which will add greatly to the appearance of the upper portion of town. Every day brings new people, some of whom are seek ing investment for capital, while oth- CTS come in search of home and em- ployment. The weather has been quite warm for several days past, the therinou,eter reaching as high as f04 degees in the shade; but nCtwith- standing he heat in the day, the nights are pleasant, and a blanket or two are necessary to comfort before day dawns. The general health of the people could not be better, while work on the mines in all directions is being pushed viz orously with results, satisfactory 10 the
 most sanguine.
 We visited the Chromo mine few days since, where we found Messrs. Moore and Trou; busy at work devel- oping their valuable property. X few more such men st work On other claims that are located in the Imme- diate vicinity of the Chromo would make this one of he moGt productive and prosperous mining camps in Globe District. The developments on the ! Chromo consist If several incline5 and shafts of various depths, from 10 % J0 feet, out Of which has been taken large amount of good ore, and leaving large quantities of high g. ade ore e1- posed to view, while in the tunnel, which is 4Si feet long, we are told that there is large body of low grade ore that will pay handsomely when they get machinery for reducing It on tLe ground. We did not ex- anime this tunrel from the fact that we were unwell, and did not care to ! get our feet wet, there being consider ] able water 10 be encountered. This property, besides showing we'll de ! fined vein in the tunnel, about 40 feet wide, has fiat vein from IS inches to 4 feet thick that appears to cover the ' greater portion of the claim, and Is 1 found at a depth of from to 10 feet | from the surface 5y sinking shaft on any part of the ground, and when struck usually shows good ore. The formation is granite, and in fact all in- | dica.ions point tn permanency. We i congratulate the fortunate owners of ! the ChrOmO as having flrst-class property, one that in due time will command the attention of capitalists.
 The Lazy Bob mine, near tine above described property, has been sold by Mir Daniel Beardley, to M. J. L. Clark, Of McMilleu, Jut we are not informed as 10 the price paid.
 The Dragoon mill has changed man. agement and will also change the method of reducing ores. The Bald win mill is running, We are told, on 1 gold ore; the Isabella is to follow suit | in d few days, while the work on the Irene, Nugget and Golden Eagle mills is being pushed with all possible haste. Before the wane of many moons the cheerful music of their falling stamps will be added to those already in Op- eration, when the gold and silver bull lion will be continuous and will sGeak plainly as to lLe value and merits of our mines.
 There is not the slightest doubt as to the future of Globe city as being a great business center, surrounded as il is by rich mineral deposits, the ex- i tent of which is boundless; and be- sides this, there are large bodies of az ricultural and grazing lands on Salt ! River, Cherry and TOnto creeks that is being rapidly settled up by intelligent and industrious people who are com 1 relied in @ measure, to make Globe thsir source of supplies, which will necessarily add greatly to the business interests of the place. All in all, in ! deed, tue outlook for no other place west of the Rocky mountains can be more prosperous than il is for Globe at the present time.
 | On the 9th instant man by the name of Daniel Wright committed suicide near here by cutting his throat; cause; excessive drink. And about the | same time D. r. Carr disappeared very mysteriously, and although diligent search has been made, there is aS yet ! no clue as to his whereabouts. His blankets and things were left behind, which makes us fear that there has heen foul play. He was last seen in Globe City. Hi, cabin is near Ram boz Camp, where hIs things were left. PIONEER.