Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16
taste better.

threshold of starvation and no demand | for labor st any prios.
 Now if any section oe Arizone can re-
 establish ths old system oE plenty Of
 work aud good pay, this is the camp. Thesa properties are numerous, they sre lnexhsus5abIs. Many different man.
 azenents aFs represented in the camp.
 It is not one mzn canp.
 There gre score of private peFties ogl splendid gold ead silver propositions
 which will pay to work or snip on the advent of reilrosd, while such vel known properties as the o d Dominion
 will employ their thousands st good wages.
 The railroad prohism in Giooe has finally cons 5 3 dsdnlss solution. Il
 has long bsea &ell known that ths Geronimo branch would never 5uiid through ultil p7ac5io ally forcsd to, for
 she very obvious reason that she mango
 neue of that Eoad srs rsstziog ss much profit from thsIr wagon system between Globe and Gsronimo ss they would on
 the ssns route after the road vas com plstsd. Tbs peopls aud the Gins owners in and about Globe have negotiated for years to secuFe the extension, or the construction of another road by differ snt company. Nov, sinoe these Dego tisbions srs practically fruitlss5, the mine owners have definitely resolved to build 8 bseach from sds $. r. to ec- osmmod 4tei their work, thus not only realizing the long feit nead, but parsile- ling the Garland road to 8 great extent. IL is therefore easy to understand why G sgland is zesttng move on himsalf. 4 road constructed and operated by the mining com paoies is far more desirable for in shat case, ths miners would have 8 motive in running etesdity, while with she Gsrisnd road they might find tenn porary suspension available st any time so it can be safely asserted that road is absolutely assured this winter. Pre- pazabions fur heavy and permanent operations on ths psrs Of the Old Do- mion, the Buffalo and other large pro- perties, are apparent to the most ordi- nary observer, while camp supplies, with men and all facilities sre going out of town by the wegon losds every hour in the day to develops private properties and be roady to ship, mill and handle ore the instant ths silver spike is driven.
 The stock industry here is not the least impoFtsnb in she list and when the reservation is thrown open, our stock men and ranohers are admitted to sub stantisI privileges there cn. it will con- tribute immensely to She great resources which shis section now enjoys.
 Operations in the Dominion and Buffalo have bsen suspended for several months pending ths settlement of the railroad question which is calculated to Impsr5 to 6 casual visitor 5hs impsss- Bus what has bssa coupled with the certainty of what is about to bs, drives all suggestion of discourage from the hearts os G.obe's workiugmen and business men, and the revival of busi- ness ia the near future will oa accepted as matter of course.
 Columns of wonderful interest to avery Arizonsn could bs written on even 8 su periaist look over soms Of bhe great miees in shis district, but will not bs attempted now. Sufficient is is to say, in the presence of what exists, Rpd what is surely coming at au esgly day, Globe real estate, has become fac slon of wealth in the territory.
 Next week I shall depart with regret from this sunny osmp. where ths genial broad guege disposition of the people, meke5 tbe newest strangers at home, where the generosity of nature has suF passed itself 9on the whole population where the millions of treasure strata have arisen from her bosom and fiJwed through her stFea5s, are only s suRges- tion of ths millions yet to follow, and se I cross the Finals on my way to Phoe- nix I wilt brlng she editor pocket full of snow. KIT.