Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-06-06


Maison DDree, kept by Mrs. A. B. Coyle.
Among the live and reliable
BUSINESS MEN OF GLOBE,
is classed Alouzo Bailey, treasurer and
manager of the Old Dominion CONNER
cial Company. This company under
! Mr.. Bailey's management is doing an
| Immense business, purchasing all theiI
goods by the carload. He paid out dur
ing the last three months for freight
alone over S2l, 900, a large share oil
which went into the pockets or local
| teamsters.
| AS shrewd square business men T.. L .
/. kel ner * Company, general merchants
! are we'll -knowr. In adoption OF popu-
| lar methods of doing business they have
been fortunate, resulting IN such an in
| crease OF trade as to necessitate the
erection of new store building, iron
front end stone foundation. The con
tract has been let and the cost will be
about $1,000. They contemplate
| constructing street Car line
| to connect the Old Dominion and Buff
| falo mines with the town.
| F. w. Westmeyer. as merchant, has
been in bu5iress longer than any other
] man In town. He likewise by steady
! increase of trade is compelled TO enlarge
, his store room by the erection ola sub
stantial building, making twice his pre-
sent capacity. Mr.. Westmeyer is pro-
bate Judge of the county.
HeIneman " Gill, general merchandise,
are said to do large and profitable
business. They are erecting a good
store building adjoining the old house
to accom- modate increased trade. Be-
rfx-s hnN
are interested in stockraising.
Julius Sultan is doing fair business
like wise, having the confidence OF the
public by reason of upright dealing.
Among business men of Globe nc
man outranks II. @. Hitchcock, the sole
druggist OF the town. His place is the
headquarters OF the leading physicians
OF the county. HIS new soda fountain
is a popular resort for cool and delicious
drinks these hot days.
&. Z. Taylor has no opposition In the
book and stationery lie. He also keeps
| a fret class news stand and is interested
N some rich mines.
At the P;nal Brewery, Chas. Banker.
proprietor, has the best and most extern
siye collection OF mineral specimens that
| saw i'll Globe.
hOOiuSOH q lpSI. piODOCio. hScP :"
hardware store but expect to retire
| when the dividends from their mines
shall justify such change.
Murphy & Neal serve their numerous
customers with the finest steaks in tn,
market First come first served!
p. q. Ellison does simi ar business
and hopes by close attention to business
to build up a substantial trade.
oil tt-ol lyaras
nss3 -C- aISat.y we'll patronized butcher
shop. ~
A.irsd Kinney furnishes the necessar.
article that keeps the meat fresh an'
sweet when the heat from old sol q!
would tend to putrefac ion.
In the gardens OF A. Haag, j. j. Nar
shall, and o. n. Anderson may be seeI
abundant evidence that the choices
fruits and vegets 1les of about ever.
kind may be grown here as we'll
many other places in Arizona. lh'
former has JUST placed in position on'
.: the largest wind mill pumps in The
| territory for irrIgating his fine orchar'
| and vineyard.
A pleasant call on Patrick Shanle
supervisor of this county, was made or
day this week. Like all enterprisin,
| and public spirited residents here. re
eardless OF pol tical faith, he stand
III" with the CITIZEN.
To Judge McCabe, worthy district al
| torney, am indebted :or pleasant IL
.erv W, and important information r.
| garding the condition OF affairs IN Gil;
| I. unity, which / trust may serve me
90 d purpose later. Suffice TO ga.
trat through good management tn
county would now owe less than 500
I. outstanding credits were balanced
| M. Nc Nsbe is interested In some prt
| missing mines.
met o n. Creswell, deputy sheriff
in Sheriff Thompson Office. Though !
| good Texas democrat he lad DO obieC
ton to subscribing for the CITIZEN 81
long as it scoops" the news. He kind.
| favored me with interesting MINING
notes, which 1 may be able to appro
| pirate to good use coon.
J. G. Lundy is one OF the prosperou
| and enterprising citizens OF Globe, an
does a good business at blacksmlthin
| and wagon making. lie is constructor
good store building. and is proprieto
Of other desirable property. He also &C
commodities the public with good loog
| ings.
But for the best livery accommoda
tions in Globe the public, by accident
otherwise, calls at the commodlou
| quarters kept by Prothero & Chilsor
who always keep first class rigs, siDgl
| double, four or SIX horse, as require
| They buy, sell or exchange horses. an'
| it is the Office of the Globs and Nilco-
| and sor the Globe AMI Camp Verd
stage lines. Special attention given l.
| drummers trade.
| TO those who may visit Globe l woul'
say don't fail 10 comti le business will
| pleasure il possible by visiting tn
| wonderful cave at Hoosier mine, tw
miles way. shall not now attemp
TO describe, but give assurance It
worth long trip 10 see.
| | was agreeaoly surprised since her
| to meet ut this place one, Frank jordan
with whom 10 my happy boyhood day
I'D played upon the village green in !;
far eastern home, such is life.
| I was placed under lasting obligation
to Judge Hackney and j. ii. Hamiil
editor and proprietors Ot the oilve
Belt, the best paper published in tn,
| county.
Without any exaggeration have four {
the people here very generally OF elias
ranking high in intelligence and socia
ic""ii+'9s, and only regret that my sta.
has necessarily been SO limited.
N. W. Brem Il, the pioneer lumber
man of GloHe, may still be found at hi
cid stand, where thu public will Ut
served with all ordinary hri ding an.
f-ncing lumber on shor5 notice, at Ie
sonaHle rates.
A rich strike is rumored TO have beeI
made on the asst end of the Rescue las
Friday, which naturally elated those "
terested in that mine. IS well, as b
owners OF the Empire on the same ledg
and adjoin ng the former. Major b. W
Kingsbury, until recently Indian trade
at San Carlos, is one of the fortudat
owners in the Fmpire mine, wnlch ha'
long been known as go9d propert ,, ha'
completed arrangements TO start for tn
east within the next few days 10 etfec
terms with some capitalists whereof,
miring operations may be prosecute
on the Empire at an Early day. In
4 ,Yol 4 /. Ilr a.