Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-11-15
GLOBE.
THE NEWS FROM OUR MOUNTAINOUS
 NEIGHBOR.
Rains and Snows---Scarcity of Lumber and WOOd---The New Wagon Road Political Matters---A New
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GLOBE, Ariz., November, 12th 1890.
 EDITOR ENTERPRIsE:-Sinc the elec- tion Globe has been rather quiet, as is the usual way after a political battle.
 Thursday night and all day Friday the rain poured down ill perfect flood fill ing the streams to overfiowing and leaving the roads impossible. The Pinal noun tains are covered with snow, and have all the appearance of real winter early in the season. The snow has retarded the wood and lumber business to considerable ex- tent, though an effort will be made by MT. Bremen to keep his mill running all winter. In fact if wood and lumber can not be got from the mountains all winter the mines will be compelled to close down for want of material.
 Wood choppers are in demand at good wages; also coke teams.
 The Buffalo has closed down for a few days for the want of coke, the teams be- ing detained on the road by the last rains and no coke arriving for three or four days compels shutdown.
 Much rain this winter will retard to progress of this camp very much.
 Seeing from THE ENTERPRISE that the road commissioners of Final county had located the new opposed route to the head of Mineral Creek, after some inquiry | learned from MT. John Kennedy, who is well posted in all the country west of the PInal mountains, that from the head of Mineral Creek to Globe, there can be built splendid wagon road by way of the hay ranch, bloody tanks, and down the gulch to Globe. It seems that now is the opportune time for Globe and Florence to build this road, and 1t is strange that some steps of the kind were not taken in this enterprise years ago; eighty-five miles to the railroad; to Will COX it is all of one hundred and forty miles.
 The election passed off quietly here :; Smiths majority over Cheyney was not so great as was expected One reason was that the Republicans voted for Chey- ney, and many Democrats were induced to vote against Mark on account of state hood. The great desire for admission early cost Mark Smith in this county at least two hundred votes.
 The people of Gila county desiring immigration, and capital to invest in their mines, have incorporated the Gila county Improvement Company, with capital stock of ten thousand dollars. The ob- ject IS to print prospectus or directory for the county that will embrace com l plete history OI dlI lne mines III une cOun- ty as well as the statistics on farming, fruit growing and stock raising, and will invite immigration and capital; also to collect cabinet of ores, and exhibit agricultural products, fruit &c., for the worlds fair at Chicago, in 1893. What is everyhody's business is nObody's bus mess, so it was thought best to incorpo- rate, issue stock and solicit donations for this important enterprise bad proposition for every county in the terri | tory.
 Globe is improving day by day; real property and rents have went up five hundred per cent in the last six months and steadily rising; lots on Main street are high all the way from the Buffalo to the side of town. But of all things Globe needs railroad and good hotel the worst GLOBE