Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-16

in the territory. Under Sheriff o. n. Cres
we'll and Deputy Sheriff E. l.. Benbrook
also contribute largely to the successful
administration of the Office.
Mr.. Chas. t. Martin has been count.
recorder and clerk of the board of sup
ervisors for 10, these many years. He Il
obliging and capable. His deserved
popularity is evidenced by the fact tha
be has been repeatedly elected to the
Office he so well and capably fills.
Mr.. Peter T. Robertson, the distric
attorney, is a surprise. His bright anC
youthful face is thrust deep into the
legal affairs of the county. He is G
hard and conscientious worker ano
deserves we'll of his constituency.
THE BUSINESS OF THE TOWN.
Prominent among the business inter
ests of the town is the old Globe Com
msrcIal company under the able manage.
neut of w. W. Brookuer an old resi-
| dent of Globe aud al experienced mer-
| cautile manager. This store is known
as the "company's store" and a general
| lire of merchandise is handled.
| Judge Weetmeye-, an old and popular
| citizen Of Globe also carries a general
stock for the accommodation of the
publ'a
Mr.. Julius Sultan. favorably known
| in Tucson as well as Globe, is likewis
in the general merchandising business
| s7f Is doing we'll. Both he and Judge
Westmeyer complain OF q depression in
business but modestly acknowledge they
get their full share of what is going on .
E. f. Kellner & Co. carry large
stock ana do large business. This
firm is under the capable management
of Mr.. Ranscome, an old time Globite
and former mining partner of Mr.. G..
o. Browne this city.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
The bulk of travel to Globe undoubt
edly finds lodgement in the house OF Mr..
and Mrs. (. Kinney. The rooms are
large, neatly furnished and we'll kept
The beds and toilet service are models
of cleanliness. The house is managed
largely by Mrs. Kinney. Mr.. Kinney
being engaged in the manufacture and
delivery of ice. Travellers who have
bad the good fortune 20 enjoy their
hospitality cannot say too many words
6 praise in their behalf.
Mrs. j. G. Rsmsdel, most estimable
lady. who formerly ran the Ramsdell
house Is now managing the Old DOrni-
MON company's boarding house, and
dessrvsdly doing we'll Mr.. Ramsdell
is unfortunately an Invalid, and for
years has practically been helpless
man, so the burden of life battle has
fallen heavily on Mrs. Rsmsdell, but
she was acqui.ted herself bravely and
he good psople of Globe appreciate
her efforts.
The Pascoe restaurant, under the
management of Mr.. j. II. Pascoe, is
also favorte place for the hungry man.
The tables ere we'll kept and we'll
supplied With whatever the market
affords. Mr.. Pascoe is master of the
Masonic lodge In that town and is
Justly regarded as one of the most
efficient workers 10 the territory.
THE PINAL BREWERY
Is one Of be prominent institutions of
the town. 1t IS owned and controlled
by Mr. Chas. Banker, IA brewer OF large
experience He manufactures his own
malt and guRrao tees his extract pure
aU0 free from any class OF adulteratiop.
That this fact is appreciated is apparent
by the number of his customers, nearly
al! the saloons IN town usupg largely,
if not exclusively, OF his production.
j His ice interests are also quite large.
He deals only in the natural product of
which he has hundreds of tons stored
in the Pinal mountains. Mr.. Banker
is jolly entertainer and visitors to
Globe should not tail To give him a
cell.
OF saloons Globe in common with
Tucson has her share, bus they are OF
The quiet kind being orderly and well
managed. Prominent among the sa-
looms of the town are Bert Young's
where Mr.. James Wiley an old and
popular Globite. holds forth as assist
ant, W. L. McNelly, Winthrop House,
and Messrs Finlayson and Gill. There
are no better or more orderly kept
saloons in any town.
One of the village blscksmiths is Mr.
r. Macintosh. He is situated on the
| road to the smelter and as worker in
Iiron acknowledges DO superior.
Mr.. G. E. Finiey does the vlllsge
| draying and does it we'll. Everybody
| has good work for him and he good
| word for them.
The Silver Belt is the Institution OF
| the town. Its veteran editor, Judge
Hackney, is known and admired across
| the two territories of Arizona aud New
| Mexico. The Judge is advancing in
| heavily in years but his intellect is as
bright, his pen as keen and fund OF
wit and aGecdote as large as in the
days agone when his writings had g
national recognition. j. III. Homill his
| partner and junior editor is the popular
postmaster of the town, which by the
| way is one OF the best conducted in
the country. Mr.. Allison is his efficient
assistant.
In the foregoing article we have beer
compelled to leave out much that is oi
interest in and about Globe, and many
| good friends we would like 10 notice but
are limited in space. However We
will promise to do better when We agair
take them up for consideration.