Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-08
FROM GLOBE.
Happy Spring Time-The Death Roll Bullion Production and Mining De velopments.
GLOBE CITY, April SO.

GLOBE OIIf, Apfll oVs
 EDITOR CITIZEN: The weather here d. presnt is quite warm during the day. but the nights are cool and pair of blankets (not Tucson blankets, either3 are very necessary for com fotrable sleeping. The surrounding hills are robed in beautiful spring time attire, whose verdant splendor makes cheerful and also beautities the face of Mother Nature, while the iit- tie feathered minstrels gladden. the weary human soul with their sweet, cheerful songs, the charming melo- dies of which float on the balmy mountain breezes from nearly every branch and bough. Indeed, it sp- pears to Us that spring time, especially in the happy mountain homes in the great west, is vacation Tn lie, for all alike-birds, beasts and all man. kind appear to become animated with new life, and are more content and happy than they otherwise would he if theTe was no spring.
 There has been some sickness here of late which in four instances in the past two weeks has proved fatal, from pneumonia, which is very uncommon in thIs secuon.. The names of the deceased are of follows: Mrs. Wm. T. Gam, died on the 11th instant ; Mir. c. c. Meyers, on the l4lh; NIT. Andrew Stewart, on the 1Glh; little Bardy White, on the 18th, which completes the death roll for long time to come.
 The business outlook here is daily becoming more prosperous. We have news daily from every part of the dis tIict of new strikes anc rich develop menls. We have three mills that are running on full time The Mexican mill at Stanton, or WEeattieids, Is running un Mack Morris ore, from Richmond Basin, winch mine at d depth of 300 feet Is yielding more and better quality of ore than ever be- fore, and the bullion shipments from the above mill for several days past we are told has averaged SlJU0 per day The StOnewall mill at McMil- len IS also yielding an increasing amount of bullion The StOnewaIl mine is turning out from depth of 570 feet equally as good if lol better ore than it ever has heretofore, which begins 10 look like permsnancy 10 us. What say yous The Globe mill is running on Alice ore, which is also looking better every day as work pro- gresse-, and MT Wm. Beard, the able superintendent informed Us Jew days since that he had enough ore out to run the mill steady for two or three months. The Irene mill we under stand will be completed al an early day, and work resumed on the mine oi the same name, which We believe honestly is second to no other silver mine IT the Territory of Arizona. many reports to the contrary nOtwith- standing The Golden Eagle mill and mine we are informed will soon start up again, and the Silver Nugget is also to be operated again shortly by Mr, Lennon, the former manager and we truly hope he will succeed this time il placing the property on div idend Day ing basis. All in all, we see nothing here t0 discourage any one, hut everything to encourage them. It is true times have been very dull here for several weeks past. but u is plain 70 be seen by the most casual observer that the pristine life and activity is daily returning, and all that is necessary to create a regu- lar boom is Go h5. ucUize and pull to- gether. PIONEER.