Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-09-27
CHA COUNTY.
Mining RoOming---PrObab1e Sale of the Big Copper Mine---Teams and Teamsters Wanted---RaiI-
 Road Probable.
ALBERT r. BANTA.
Corr. Tucson Star.

GLOBE, Arizona, Sept Is, 1890.
 Since my letter of the 9th Globe has been making steady progress, the Buffalo has not started up yet, though she Is ready in all things but coke, her coke supply is lying at Wilcox and cannot be moved for want of teams; the old Dominion IS running two stacks at present but has been idle most of the time for the last thirty days, the washouts have greatly re- tarded bushes in this camp, the teams are now furnishing the old Dominion suf- fcient coke to keep it going but they are sadly In need of more in order to keep up the supply. It is estimated that
 FOUR HUNDRED TEAMS could get employment in hauling coke, to say nothing of merchandise; the price has been raised to forty dollars per ton on the round trip, taking copper back. Team sters tell me there Is some money to be made now in hauling lumber, and wood teams are in demand, and employment can be had here for twenty good teams, but they are men who do not wish to work in the mines and don't desire other employ ment.
 THE NUGGET MILL
 Is running day and night, the company having employed a pack train of mules ana purchased burro train for their own use and hope now to keep the mills sup piled with ore: several mines have been leased and new men coming ill every day; in walking the streets we find but few of the old time people here everybody Is strange to every one else. Last week the representative
 OF THE BISBEE COMPANY visited the town, as well as the Hoosier and Long Island Copper Mines, taking several days and making a most thorough examination of claims, smelters and titles The company of gentlemen here were Pro- lessor Douglas, Mir. Williams. Judge Her ring of Tombstone and some others. names not learned; as strangers are common we don't look after them as close as we used to. It was understood from some of the party that if titles were clear
 SALE
 of this vast property was made and that the title and property passed good ex- animation and was satisfactory; should this sale be perfected the boom in Globe IS fixed fact, nothing can prevent 1t but fall in the price of copper; we were also informed from reliable source that syndicate of railroad men representing two millions of dollars is ready to
 BUILD RAILROAD
 to connect either with the A. Gt P. R. R. or the 5. P, R. R. lines; should this com papy start, teams sufficient to haul coke for the s1nelters here could not get on to the road to do the work, when we see the Old Dominion alone using three hundred and sixty tons of coke per month, 1t is easy to see the
 IMMENSE AMOUNT
 of coke that three of these companies would consume; this is in copper alone. to say nothing of silYer,apd other mining Old timers wonder what has become of the Tucson, Globe and Northern railroad, peo- here once looked with confidence in that road to connect Globe with Tucson our natural trading point.
 GOOD TEAMS AND TRANSFERS need not fear to come to Globe for employ ment, men who are willing to work at wood chopping, leasing and prospecting. Al that come can get employment. Even att the present time politics are growing warm with US, the republican county con vention meets next Saturday, and will no doubt nominate Geo. ShQte, for sheriff,