Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-17
GLOBE.
The Leading Copper Camp ln Arizona.

l f.SO "i S"EptI. the town Of C lobs wa
 unusually guie: hEd many O, the em
 pIoyes about the place were forced [,
 seek labor elsewhere; but times hay,
 ehGnged since then. Dull times gay,
 wa! To better prospects. aud business
 men who suffered m consequerce of th, depression in trade now wear Rnil,u, faces and speak hopefully of the future One stack at iho Old Globe has bee,
 blown n and general ar of actiyit, prevails.
 Globe, beyond doubt, hna, as the CIrI ZEN tune and GgsIn sa,d, the making of one ot the largest copper camps ID the west, but railro6d Is absolute.y neoss- sary To Its wants. With such r1eaus oi communication nothing cou.d stay IS | progress and R railroad, sooner or later II must have, and Co thi5 end i;a cillzeuE are wiling to suoscrIbe hberally, but dc not propose to be fish in any advsnturer's nets, several other towns Hud coupties unfortunately have been. put they an nounce their readiness to guBrautse a fixed amount to be pad to tho first rail road that will touch al, CT nsar theIr town. A road from Tucson would be preferable. but the first that reaches them, come from whatever di Fectlon 1t may, viii Vin the golden pTiz.. With railroad st her door Globe would double her slze In month for where one mine is now m successful operation ten would be. The old Globe hEs shown what can be done md there ere others possessing like merit no one whD has any | Knowledge Uf inc camp wlll eyer quss- nion. The Long Island. the Bu.Talo. and similar properties need but ihe .Oot oi ihe locomotive 10 awaken .hea t1 life.
 The Old Globe is DO longer t prospect but a magnificent 0Iue, that year by year us new ground l. opened up and uegg bodies revealed continually gr0g5 bet ter. Its present superintendent. Mc. Waiker-a Hy-. one-Set.c S51ug man IS making Gto. -lVs impsOys uiv ngs lock ing to a fuller snd InJrs scG5CmicAl working ot the I4lHU. A; ;-if writing bu. one smelter l. 10 operation. the out put of which Is i4EfO pounds oi copper bullion per day. IJis IS the product cf forty-seven tous of ore. W!th cop per at sixteen cscts Per pound the gross proceeds Cf the one stack nearly S2j00 per day. AS the Oii Globe ores tiuX themselves, ;he cost co working, on every thing bus coke, Is .esiaced 70 a minimum M5- j. M. Conovaa has charge of the melting plant and hsodies # with mae,eE-hsnr.
 Globe, while prRcsluai.y mountain town, is bus lGUD or more feet Lbove Tucson, bls this GIii-r Ec. ,s sufficient to make lt one cf Sue ma5t pleas lntly situated towns n ths territory. In the Sinter II is never uaDiessa'ly cold snd its summer weather i5 dellghti1'. The health of the town k GiEags good and it's people conteu:cd asd happy. North of Globe lis She famous Nhratti sld-, one of the figest ny1cuitGral regions n ihe territory. Cattle ranches are Bumer- GUS in all dirCoIOas and cattle do well throughout rbe entire year
 The rango-fe1 meAts displayed ia the Globe markets are as fine as eau be seen in any market ia the territory. Daring the prOtrsctsd drouth of last summer, cattle suffered less and Jared better than elsewhere.
 Until quite recently Globe was some what backward ID public improvements, but within ihe psst yehr an effort to fsll in tine line of progress was made, and the foundation for n3C Court House wss laid that when tnisned gill, tO say the least, be among the most substGn- tial buiitiGEs 10 tue territory. It's be- lug Uul!s Oi stone. rough hevp, and when comp!eted w!il be three stories high This will give ample Ecc0mmo- datIon for the court, jail md other pub llc offices. Mir. Thompson, the con tractor, Is doing good. substantial work. Messfs. Suitan, kenney and hedmsn constitute ;he en'erprisIng board of su- pervisors, Mr. Sultan IS one of the leRding merchants uf the place, Nr. Red man IS proprietor os 6 meat market n Globf. and A big srnok Owne. n the Sierra Ancha. NIr. Kennedy r. ovDrr aud proprietor of lS sge lodging house and ike his tN 0 associates K largely ln- terested ia the welfare o' the county.
 Globe supports c first class weekly p- per, the ArizonG Silver Belt. owned ard edited by Messrs. Hackney & Ham rail, both liberal minded and pro gressive gentlemen. Five or -ix general mer- chardlse stores, half n dCZen saloons, .-rO breWeEies, two meat markets, one bUkery, one drug s-0re, one lumber yard, two good blacksmith and wagon shops, livery stables and last bIi not least, good pCil.c and private schools.
 IEe merchandising ls fOne by the several firms Of MsssTs. f. W West meyer. Julius SultaU, E x. kellner. A.ouzo Bailey, c. D. Van Wagenen aud S k.len S Go. What cannot be puE- chased aI my of these stores IS noi xOrti purchtsIuy, O:tne two Orsweries one is owned by Ir. OhEs. Banker, me other by Messrs BessIg d. Piept-. The former is located m the south and the lstter in the north end ot the taWO. Both firms mske good beer and are llo eraliy pstroEized. Ia addition Co 1ls brewery Mir Banker Is owner of the Ilvoh Beer Hall, one of the popular re- sorts Of tbe town. The other saloons Are owned and conducted by Messrs. A. E. Love, N. T. McNeily and Gill & Taylor. These are all iirst-clsss houses end handle gs good goods as can be had anywhere.
 Mir. aud Mrs. J. C. Ramsdell sro at the helmn of the Domestic Bakery. They supply the town vIth the staff of life and fill all orders for sweetmests Bt the shortest notice. 4 few private boBrders are also kept, but the popularity of the house preoludes g vacant plsc".
 Messfs. II. C, Hitchcock q Co, whole gale aud retail druggis;s, and dealers ln fe-cy goodF. have as fine assortment of drugs and goods in their line Rs can De found in towns far more preten uous than Globe, Mr. Hitchcock, an obliging young gsntl, mar, has general charge Of she baslnsss.
 Mr. Patrick Shsnley, we'll kaugY siockmaO, Is proprietor or the G'ob. meRt-mGTket, and AS before . led, nakes r. display of meas that les favored portions of the oouotry c.aLot compare with.
 The livery and sale stables of I. A. f era would be credit 10 Hny town. otcck l,.. with him or entrusted 10 his z,c.au.. will be we'll cared tor and travellers with stock cannot go snliss by giving b1m call. Ills charges gre as reasonable ss here 10 Tucson. MT. J W. Frakes aIso keeps s good stable and corral.
 The blacksrith ana wagon shops are ruD by Messrs. Alex. GrHydon and J. c. Iunday. both skilled and competent workmen. Mr. Grsydon, whose shop IS n the north end Of the town. IS an cid resident of the place and IS largely pa.ronized by those in need of ms services, He guarantees bis work from the gronnd up.
 -s r-,. uv,G-,on has charge of the