The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10
GLOBE DISTRICT.
News of that Section from
 Silver Glance"
[coRREsPoSDENcE OF ruH uEKALD.l
GLOBE, November eih, 18s)

Ntl-p1DE-s OtAi. ACC f-
 This will inform you that have met with serious loss which hap pened in this way: Some time ago our young and enterprising druggist, MT Spence, went to the rai,road, and on his return surprised us all by bringing with him his intended and the wedding took place the same evening. This kind of proceeding at once started my friend and partner. Chloride, to thinking and he came to this conclu- sion-"Mr. Spence fixed up and we 1t ! to the rairoad and captured nice, pretty, amiable young lady, now why cant I get d flew outfit and put lots of Compound Extract of Ammonia on my hair and Simple SyrIp on my handkerchief and do the same thing" The more he thought of it the more firmly he became impressed that it could be done, so he studied the labels on the drug store bottles until he was confident h2 could talk drugs, and saddlcd his mule and started, leaving me he to mourn his absence and write to the HERALD in regard to the welfare of the district. Since the Juror of election is over the improvement of the district has been very rapid and the number of strange faces on the streets has in- creased 10 large extent The prin- cipal new feature of the camp is the opening up of the Centennial, which has gone far ahead of all our expec- tations, both in quality and quantity At the present time they are keeping the Isabella mIll as busy as d bee crushing their ore and everyone Is of the opinion that they have now enough in sight to warrant the build ing of large mill of their own. This I am informed will soon be done
 Chloride's pet mill, the Golden Eagle, started some time ago and has been running steadily on Golden Eagle ore and is nov showing to the public that when experience is com bined with good management min ing in Globe District is a paying in- yestncnt, and here is q point that I can't parties after buy ing 3 good prospect of course want some ono 10 have charge. as Superin. tendcndcnt, and, instead of sending out men of experience. find in many cases men have been sent who never have been into mine III their lifa and Llln-u- -nnihing at all ot min ing. What is he result. A general busting up of the company who em- ployed them and the camp or district looked upon as unsafe to invest ins Now as this is the modus operandi in selecting managers and officers in railroads, manufacturies, etc., what show would l stand in securing a position on the railroad as conductor. train dispatcher, engineer, telegraph operator, or in fact take any position that would require q man of exper- fence ifby they would say, "Old boy take walk; 2 few such fellows as you would make wreck of the road within year"
 Now if il requires men of exper- fence to make such companies pay, why not apply it to mining, but I have wanderered and now cone back to talk of the District.
 The McMorris company have now at work III their mine steam pump and they can now send down their working shaft, which for some time has been stopped on account of the flow of water. The mine is produc- ing a steady output of ore which is being worked al the Mexican mill.
 The town of Globe is building up l and III a substantial manner toe, and 1 evtryone is satisfied that the district | Is permanent; but must close
 SILVER GLANCE. P S-Letter from Chloride who | says, No young ladies coming now, think the chance good when the roads are connected which will be socn; shall camp here and wait"
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