Arizona republican., 1897-10-09
ADDITIONAL ABOUT GLOBE.
Letter No. From the Gila County
 Mining Center.

Globe, Ariz., Oct. 7.-lSpecial Cor respondence of The Republican.)- Each day offers subjects upon which I am compelled to confine myself to five letters, that which follows and a nasty glance at the mining interest which is so full of promise, though in a very unsettled condition. The editor of The Republican and a spe- cial representative furnished letters at considerable length in April and May last, leaving the writer to tell of mining and other matters of recent | date. Engagements that call for early attention preclude extended mention at this time. I am in no haste to leave place that has offered so many attractions, though it may be a remote, but excellent mining camp. With sincere regret I shall be obliged to take to the road again, and though there are rough spots in the sixty-three mile ride, I will forget these in my eagerness to see Globe again, and I hope under more favor able conditions.
 Globe is not lacking in enterprises, as witness an ice plant which was es- tablished four years ago by Alfred Kinney, whose wife gives attention to the conduct of the Kinney house, and a brother of Gold Dust The afore- said Gold Dust is a well known pack animal in southern Arizona. The capacity of the ice plant is 23,000 pounds daily and supplies go out to Payson, Lost Gulch and Salt river, on demand. MT. Kinney is about to go east to secure that which is necessary to double the capacity of the plant.
 The eleatric light system affords incandescent service at $2 per lamp Tn July the dynamo Q25 volt and 50( light power) was brought in from Phoenix where it did service for Gar diner. The plant was introduced here by Charles Banker MT Banker has been in the Pinal brewery busi- ness several years. A fire put a quietus on work, but in a few days the plant will be in operation. It has eight barrels capacity and. while working a few hundred pounds of ice is frozen for local consumption.
 Fall term of court will be held No vember in the modest stone building erected as a temple of justice. Or the criminal side of the docket, among other cases, are those of a ChinamaI
 who killed fellow truck gardener four miles out a year ago, and Der Crawford who caused the death of al Italian named D. Blanche, in July last
 just north of town Crawford was no
 party to a quarrel between twt Italians oyer a well, but happened to be there and entered into the scraI
 with the above result. There are sev
 en prisoners confined In the jail. Int
 case of Goliath, stage driver, wht
 in August stole and hid a box con
 taining s1O00 in silver on the roat
 from San Carlos to Globe, will com, up in the United States court a Florence. Colbath's attorney havin. } secured Colbath's release on habea corpus, it being claimed that the ae
 was prepetrated on the Indian reserva . ton.
 Knight Parker, the blacksmith : hauled the first printing outfit int, Phoenix making the trip from Pres , colt. This was in 1878 for Charle
 McClindock, who was then with tn Herald.
 Lauretta Coombs, who was the ste } nographer in a Phoenix law office, i 7 now filling a like position with Judg 7 Doan on his official trip. Her sis l ters, Winifred and Isolene. are teach : d Additional About Globe CTS in Phoenix schools. The youn
 ladies are daughters of MT. L. C ? Coombs, the assayer, Globe.
 t A. H. Hackney, the senior partne 3 in the Silver Belt, started the pape f about twenty years ago. As Penn 3 sylvanian I was led into a clos l Friendship with the judge. Josep Hamill is MT. Hackney's partner. r A new one-story brick has been com 5 pletsd by Burt Young on the site op Ln khe Pascoe house. It will h