Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07

aNe iii tlc Soid NAmp-Ehe Town send, Golden Eagle, and Others Judge Hackney and His san Carlos
 and Globe Telegraph Company. Special Correspondence THE CITIZEN.
 GLOBE, July @. I would like to
 transport your readers across noun
 tain and mesa and valley 10 Globe
 City. l fancy I could astonish them.
 as l was aStonished. I could show
 them community Of about 500 souls.
 called together from all parts of the
 earth by the magentic presence Of the
 wonderful treasure vaults which lie
 scattered among the neighboring hills
 the extent of whose wealth already seems like a dream. A nor. attract
 i've place of residence it would be diff cult to find in our Territory. IL is
 the twin If beautiful Harshaw m more
 respects than one. Here is Inc same
 winding canyon or valley. perhaps a trille wider, walled in by the same verdure-covered hills; the same man
 ,horoughfare, with here a twist and there a break; the same restless, con-
 tident prosperous air, the same gener-
 al contenment. Here as there you see substantial and handsome
 buildings cheek by jowl with Tapping canvass tents and rough board cabins, here as there al symptoms of the commcuceme-t Of great future.
 Many causes seem hitherto 10 have joined hands in keeping the outside world n C measure ignorant of more than general knowledge Of the ex- i.tence of this great district ard its thrifty business center. Within the limits Of the former is a mine believed by many to be the greatest Tn the world at the present day-the Silver Kinr. Within a radius of twenty miles from GIobe City are a score or two or
 mines which are beyond the " pros pect stage, some of which are pour ing d steady stream of bullion into the cohers of their owEers, and yet our capitalists have only begun t0 think of coming in here aud capturing the returns which await them The dis tance from railroad and telegraph has bad much 10 GO with this siale of af- fairs. Add to this, I fad among the best citizens Of the camp a general comDlalnt Of the presence Tn thelr midst of a set of systematic black maiIers. who lose no opprtunity tn rr.vant tbe sale or development of oronerlv fl they nave not first been bogrbt off. The many spacious ana uIau.iblc clalms which may be trump ed mn in A new mining country renle. their despicable calling q compara lively easy one, for capital Is prover bia1Ty timld. and a very small u"uDt yriIi throw very large shadow over
 
 mining property. J wonder me iHlL- er, ana better class do uut think oi tue ri,,-a in the unwritten law O! tha r-,pi,e-. they are mol wont 10 be so l.riaai .yith crimina!S-a~ such eAten- .i-e sneak thieves undoubtedly are. The first day l arrived in Globe l heard of lhc falling through or me sai.. gr a fine and partially developed rrov-riv not more than twenty hil.es from Globe. ia consequence "i me .r,rrrrs refusing tO acoa.ie io thc de n,.nas of these blood suckers Inc nrnccss was very simple. Alter laii- inu fo extort money from tDelr Vlc- ,irns inc sccundrels trumped up claim against the property anu the .,I,i,,r was done. The intending pnr- cba,ers saw litigation aheiu "'u vould nave none of it. Ihls Iasl o"ti age has created widespread indignation here and l fancy that the nasty caTass- -as cC tbe next set of operators m +i,i. direction will be hung up, as m oid miner told me last night, hlSh enough so the hogs wont eat em'
 Ri tbe>e things are as inevlIabie in ,a,, raining country as are chlid- Lood,s measles and whoopIng cough nDd kin l5emselves by their own eX- cess Globe District has the ore; IL IS ,9qrvelnuslv plenty and almost increu- ;,abIv rich. After seeing the proper, i .;s .;''9 ybich I have already visited (and ,r;II ,r form the subject of another letter. ' ' venture ,,s the prediction without the tligbtest hesitation that within one ,,esr from today Globe will astohlSh ,to world with the richness and extent oi I,,st now there is a triie O du'iness in ,be town. but that is to be eApecteu 5,,rinq tn inc warm weather; the mer- Chants are using this annual perloa io eytand their premises, increase lnel' e,ocE and otherwise make prepTrr,a- stoON siooS f,r the coming " boom. Ihe no.d of closer communication "i'I Tncson is generally expressed, anu a,n daily forced to plead ignorance ln rer ana t5 the numerous questions as m, .o ,r;en inc new stage line will ne pun .o rnt,yteu the towns. Tucson ms o'i i,rrsI rigbt to the trade of all ms ,.,,-oHde,ful country, and II uc1.l W oI.i. lIob.nts will take their opportunity ,''' :, offers they will find The irienG'l- s. as ,. oo anora,ion on the part ot 0iohe; Tn5eed I was surprised at tue se"ei"'