The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-15
GLOBE NEWS.
Chronicle. T

lSAI tnC iCs CiN dIiOu lO J'iH HIS udHu
 now on the war path. It is thought
 by the scouts that he will soon gath . CT his scattered forces, but it IS an- l ticIpated that he will be captured l befor accomplishing his purpose 3 We hope for his early capture and
 hope it will be necessary to kill him
 in the attempt, for the old rascal is , the most dangcrous of all the Apache chiefs
 Hon. G. H Oury arrived in Globe last Thurs lay, and in the evening : was met by number of enthnsias-
 tic Democrats at the residence of
 Francis Fitch, Esq. About eight
 o'clock the guest was agreeably sur
 prIscd by sercnade from the Pio-
 neer band. MT. Oury made a few
 remarks III kLowledgment and
 was followed hy other speakers. Mir.
 Oury leaves today for. the south.
 P. P. Wilcox, the new Indian
 Agent at San Carlos, arrived in
 Globe yesterday and registered at
 the Pascoe House. We found him
 to be ar intelligent and agreeable
 gentleman, and found that his views
 on the Indian question are entirely
 in accordance with those of our resi-
 dents. He has lived on the frontier
 long enough 10 know that the Iu-
 dian respects naught but force. The Judge states that in the management
 of the Apaches there will be To jealousy between tine Agency people
 and the troops, and they will act in
 perfect accord. In regard to passes,
 the Agent will issue but few, and
 those for limited p riods and to l trustworthy Indians Both military
 aTd Apaches have been notified that
 in case of outbreak the Agent does
 not desire the troops to make any
 prisoners, and he has impressed il
 upon the Apache mind that Crook,
 the man whom they most fear, is
 now back and ready to adopt the
 same vigorous tactics in which he
 was so successful before. The Judge
 IS having many improvements made
 at the agency, is putting up several new buildings, and expects sCoa to i have things in very fair shape. We think Judge Wilcox is tbe right man for the place. TSilvcr Belt.l
 Globe (not Old Globc) copper stock is quoted by the New York American board at II cents, 2,60O 1 shares having sold at that price on the 31st ut. When it reaches zero it will have touched its real value
 The Buffalo started up the first of the week and is running smoothly. We would like to give a more ex- tended notice of :his valuable prop erty, but we were unable to visit it this week.
 George B. Walker has disposed of his interests in the Howard and South Pioneer mining companies and resigned his superiniendcncy of the Howard. c. H. Comstock has been appointed superintendent of the Howard.
 The reduction works of the Long Island company arc rapidly ap- { completion. The furnace is ou the ground ard the boiler is in place. Every exertion Is being made to push the work forward, and soon { Globe will have another stream of t copper pouring forth Its additional I wealth. (
 N. A. Morford, since assuming the of the Phoenix HER ALD. has made it what it never was interesting paper.
 On Wednesday last we visited the I, Old Globe copper furnace and were .greeably surprised at the syte natic 1 rder with which the work was car jed on. Although at first sight to q UT unpractised eya there was seem- ng confusion, we soon came to the onclusion that everything was in IT lace and that every man had spe- fife duty assigned him, which he q erfoTmed without a word being pokeu and without confusion. The h, eceiving platform and receiving ins were full ut ore. which was all lost constantly being augmente:l by sceipts from the mine. The fur bt ace was aglow, and every few min tes was adding its modicum of cop be CT to the pile of pigs at the foot of le dump, where il was being load upon wagons for Wilcox, thence lst by rail.
 The ore is put in the smelier just
 it comes from the mine, there be g no selected orc worked, and the 'oduct of the works is already eater than any thirty-ton furnace ea w in blast, and will soon be dupli- dn ll' ted by the erection of another fur :. /. zee of like slze, which will give a m lily average of from 32,OOO to t- 1000 pounds pig copper, without or If testing the capacity of the A inc, as, in fact, the supply of ore t,o ems 10 be unlimited, and it is be- m, wed that a number of furnaces of als irty-ton capacity could be kept of ing on the ore now available. To aio 3 successful results of the working toy the Old Globe ore we believe Ro sdit is in great measure due 10 al J. Williams, superintendent of ear } mine and furnace. tbr Patterson and Tex the men who In le stock at Flagstaff of Hill and