Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
GLOBULES.

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 f Mir W. Hellings has bonded the PIo-
 neer and West Pioneer mines from Geo
 Scott, the original locator, for the sum of
 S75,ooo and Sz5,ooo respectively. We
 understand these properties are to be
 throughly developed and then placed in
 San Francisco.
 Everyone having the pleasure of an
 acquaintance with Mrs. Chas. A. Fisk
 will be glad io know that she is expected to return to-day to Globe and her home. | No one has been more active in dong good in this community than Mrs. Fisk, and none receives or deserves profunder respect. She will be welcomed with glad hearts.
 We are informed that the Superintend- ent of the Old Dominion Mill and Min ing Co. has completed building for the company's use al the smelters, aud here after will have the oompany's office at the works instead of at Globe. The works are near. the sc-called " Bloody Tanks The smclters are expected to begin operation next Monday.
 Belt January ss.l The next proceeds of the entertainment al the NJ. E. Church, Thursday evening, were over S4o, making a total of over sIoo realized for the church fund
 Mack Moms shiped on Jan. 24th six bars of bullion valued al SIo,693.25. Te- tai to date, S599,IS2.59. The mine IS looking well; the roads are loo heavy to haul ore, but the mill is working on tail ings.
 For simon-pure check commend US to Beach, of the "AlineI He is Tn Wash ington, and judging by the tone of his letters to the paper one unaquain:ed with him would be led 10 believe that the the Federal patronage of this Territory was at his disposal. He says, "Hon. Mir Cum will no: step into the Agency; l have not tried to asst him very much, as if his assistance would be of any earth ly help to Cum. I; is well known that Beach has not a particle of influence either in this territory or elsewhere, and his advocacy of T. j.. Butler for Governor hurt rather ,han helped the latter gentle man.
 Work on the copper property owned by Messrs. Burns & Beard progressing sat isfactorily. An open cut 30 feet long shows good grade ore the entire length.
 The thinning news throughout the Dis trict Is highly encouraging; new strikes | and sales are the order of the day. East | ern and Western investors are here look | ing around for bonanzas, and to judge | from the way certain recently bought pro- | perues are developing, Globe offers | reliable and rich field for mining invest | ment to more than one man, but capital | and mining knowledge are essential | features in mining sucCes.
 From private letter from Hon. Reu- ben Woods, at Washington, under date of an 2Oth. we extract the following: The Second Assistant Postmaster Gen eral has ordered service from Thomas to Globe, tri-weekly, commencing Feb. 10 and has promised to make 1t a daily ioute after July Ist. Col Tiffany is here with plenty of packers, and he will be retained beyond q doubt Gen. Fisk left here for New York last night. have met with unparalleled success in the several departments, since my arrival. like the country so well that Il is a mystery when l will return home
 The climate of Globe is unequalled 1y any other locality in the world. Following Is the report of the Treasu- Ter of Gila County: Balance in the Jan. Isl, 1882, SS,75S.5I, dis ributed as follows; County general fund, 5I,72o,5I; county contingent fund, S92o.- B; county read fund, Se54,52; county chool fund, Sc,I72.5I; territorial general und, SI,552.IO; territorial school found, '633.7O; territorial sinking found, 1877, 5422-47i territorial sinking found, 1879, '422.47.