Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07

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 5ne present moil service from Casa
 Grande, or rather from Florence Ii
 IS alleged that the contract calls for
 ually line from Florence yia Riy
 erside aud Little Giant postofIices
 ana daily or tTi-weeklv line via
 Flcket Post and Silver King Tn stead, however, or the contract he
 ing carried out, on the off day. oi the stage from Florence. tbe mail {.
 Uelng brought around by Picket Post on horseback, thus covering The cen tract, killing two birds with one stone ana doing manifest iuinstice to tbe public. This in is marked con trast 10 the pony line from Tucson ny which the mail is brourbt through promptly in thirty hours
 lhis latter line is in the hands M 1. oamaniego, which explains why it Is so eiticlcntly managed.
 Among rhe TCcson people whom 1 ma here is George D. Clark. former " with Paul Plummo-. He is a mem. Der Of inc firm Of Hoffman & Clark jewellers, and is dnIag well.
 l nal the pleasure og meeting Mr. A. r. Rose, of Ptansylvania. who is Aere looking after some mining prop. ertv.
 The legal fraternity of Globe conslstS oi Mesrr~. W. Ii. Trench, Sam II. Wilde, J. W. Van Siyck, o. VI. Rrown, G. A SWasey, and Judge John C. Hicks.
 BUSINESss HOUSES.
 With one, and only one, exception. l have found the business men of Globe happy and prosperous. Many ot them carry surprisingly larac stocks and wear corresponding ex- preSsious of content and busy thrift. l append list of the principal men and firms, knowing that many of THE CITIZEN readers will find among the names those which will prove iamil- iar, and the intelligence of their well. doing will be most gratifying:
 Among the leading merchants is E. F. hellner, whose extensive stock of general merchandise is only one of the many enterprises which this gentle man successfully manages. Besides being the Indian trader at San Carlos Agency, he owns the Pinal Creek saw-mill ID the Pinal mountains, and Is varlouSly interested in a number of other industries.
 The store of the Globe Mercantile Company is most extensive affair, as II well deserves to be, having been tine first business house in town. Mir J. II. Hise is the energetic manager. and beside having a most complete assortment of firstclass general goods. his house holds the agency for the Cal ifornia Powder Company.
 Another of the heavy houses is that of c. S. Van Wagenen, who deals in such a variety of articles that one need never leave his large and orderly store tO obtain complete outfit for almost any purpose. From needle 10 an anchor as the old saying has il, iitly cdaracteriZes his stock.
 BucEalew < GuhCa have also very large establishment in Globe, under the intelligent management of Mir. r. \. Stevens, whose former residence in Tucson made him scores of friends in your city. Besides the immense stock of general goods which this store con taiDs, there iS found room for the post office and Wells, Fargo & Co : eX- press office. These offices are in charge of MT. J. J. Nosburgh, and the manner in which they are conducted eiicits the warme,t cOmmcndatirn.
 The firm of Eaton S Bailey is per hap> cue of Globes bes, known firms. Theirs, too, is a general business, aud if one might judge by the number or clerks they keep busy, they enjoy most fi4ttering share oi the public pat TOnage
 D. Henderson has recently opened a general merchandise store in hand some rew brick building. which has no rival in Tucson in point of con venience CT finish. As Mr. Henderson is an nli pioneer in the northern part of the Territory, he stepped at once into very large share of the general trade
 Mir. s. Klein. of the firm of Klein X Co.,, was found very busy m hls large and well stocked store, bu' found tune to add his name to 1UE CITIZENS subscription list and an swer a number of quesuon- regarding his extensive mining operations.
 Tn the lower part of town Is the eN ten~ive house of W. II. Duryea, who makes d speciality of miners supplies, end his store Is almost always a most busy scene.
 The bakery and confectionery store of Mir. c. 4 Chapel, is a In-rv'i or and business thrift. Here IS .be fruit .lore of Globe. and this branch of iS business Mir. Chapel wllI make a specially, Grvoiing his-eN- ,erirnce to lhe task af Ccijin" the freshest or fruits and vegetables for the appreciaiiYe Glohitrs.
 Their many Tucson friends will he asneciallv pleased tn learn of the sue res, of C. M. COOver do O.. who are .hc wholesale liqu0r m.rrbsnt~ ot .i,ohe. They are connected with S Co, oi Tucson, and were .bey not of themselves deservcdiy pon lIar. this fact would alone recommend them to the trade.
 Benbrook * Co. have one Of the finest brick buildings in the town. which they ,ccunv as saloon nd reading room, where inc miners find quiet and or ierIv place to read the news 0! the iay.
 The Gem restaurant in the lower 1art of the town, enIoys well de served reputation for neatness and courteous treatment of customers, and he proprietors. Colin Fraser X Co, seen TIE CITIZEN and other like ,apers for their customers.
 Messrs. B C. Vaughn and r Il. -ovle are the proprietors of The new California feed yard, ana this place riI be found most convenient 10 who desire to have their horses taken charge of
 Knox & McNelly are proprietors ot wo of the largest and finest saloons m he camp. Both are young men and very popular.
 Mrs. K. Johnson is proprietreSs oi he Comstock House, in the center oi he town. This is a neat and qulet ,ouse. charges moderate prices, and s connected with the largest lodging house in the camp.
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