Arizona republican., 1897-10-12
RETURNING FROM GLOBE.
Adios to Globe-Trip Via San Carlos
 and Geronimo to Stafford

ana GorOnlmO to SdHOr0.
 Pima, Ariz., Oct 10.-(Special Cor respondence of The Republican.)-I With extreme regret the writer was compelled to say goodbye to many new made friends in the Gila county seat. and left for San Carlos and Geronimo, having as companions s. R. H. Rob insCn, general manager of the Mime sota and Arizona Construction com pany, and Will Narron, son of a thrifty farmer, whose ranch is on the upper Salt river in the mountains The former was en route to Phoenix and the latter destined to St. Louis, there to take a six months course of business instruction. Tomatoes and potatoes are raised in good supply for the Globe market, the haul from the | Narron ranch being forty miles, Young Narron said that quail, doves, and cottontails were plenty in the mountains, subject to the attention of lovers of hunting. A rain fall in the mountain trip to San Carlos served to break the monotony of the five hours ride.
 San Carlos was reached after dark, OIily u l,ulu tFtly yDCUy WlIu1u doors, though it was bright moon light. The Indian traders store of Wfntersmith & Stratton was visited. where Captain Myers, Indian agent, was met. The gentleman is anXiouslv awaiting the arrival of his successor. Captain Myers win go to Little Rock. 1 Ark, to take command of the pest l there, after several years excellent | of said that there were $500 Indians on the reservation and all peaceable In 1 dians have been hauling wood for the l c. V. G. & N. railroad, also In to smelters at Globe and to town. Troop E, Seventh cavalry, Lieutenant Aver i i'll commanding, is on duty, and while the entire command at Camp Grant | would prefer San Carlos, the present arrangement of monthly exchange of 1 troop would prevail. An ice plant is operated at San Carlos, and the post exchange continues to be a feature of the post A Ctinaman provides for the mess over which Dr. Quintin, a genial gentleman, presides
 Breakfast is ready" announces the driver at the unseemly hour of f. af- ter which "aL ready" is the cry and we are off on a seven hour drive for Geronimo. The Gila has fallen so that the crossing is readily made It was the experience of a party of five the other night to lie on the south side of the raging river from D. m. until daylight without taste of food All were content to accept the situa- t1on but missionary who sat with the driver. One of the insiders had 8 candle and a game of pitch served as an amusement until the tallow din failed to flicker. One of the number was Frank M. Woods, who is down from Nevada county, Cal, and will camp at Globe in wait for a turn of the tide''
 At the sub-station where the horses were watered at 5 cents per team. so the rude sign made it appear, shy miss or buXom proportions was ques- tioned as to her desire to return to the Albuquerque Indian school. She demurred at the proposition, seeming ,l ly content with the return to her for mer life among her relatives In the excitement I forgot to ask the young lady her name, but through a bright Apache who clerks at the railroad company's store in Geronimo. it was learned that she is daughter ot Tom Mcintosh, who languishes in the guard house at San Carlos.
 On train out next day after leav. ing the reservation were four boys who were going to jain the classes under the control of Superintendent $. M. McCowan, who recently tooE charge of the Indian school near Phoe nix.
 Several parties in Globe are pros pecting on coal deposits on the Sa1 Carlos reservation, with the hope O reaping a rich harvest. The condi tion of their operating is based upor certain laws laid down by the India1 department. The coal is not capabl, of treatment for making coke.
 Geronimo Is not summer resor nor home of bicycle enthusiasts anything but these desirable feature. existing.
 J. N. Porter, the merchant and cat tie dealer, has purchased the interes Of D. B. Lacy, veteran stage driver In the San Carlos and Globe line O stages. MT. Porter will look to tn, comfort of travellers and has hopes O cutting clear of the freighters in or der to establish a better road to Sal Carlos. The gentleman is a friend O the newspaper fraternity and he ha, their best wishes for future prosper ity.
 Besides Porter's is the G. V. G. 6