Arizona republican., 1898-03-12
THE NEWS OF GLOBE.
Wind-up of a Pleasant Stay in Gila
 County-Railway Matters.

Globe, March 10.-(Special cores pondence of The Republican, a visitor to Globe said, they are fixing values so high that outsiders will not be likely to buy, and they certainly must expect some people from abroad to come in to buy and build" If the outsider gets in on the ground floor he is likely to profit in his specula- tions in real estate. There is no ques- ton but the building of the G. V. C.. & N. into Globe means double the present population by October first, meaning about 4000 souls including the men in the employ of the smell ter companies. Dealers in general merchandise are or will be so well stocked that competition may be con- Sidered out of the question. There is, as said before, an opening for fifty room, first class hotel. A bank, not of the green cloth class, would find field and a few other lines might prove profitable, contractors and brick mak- CTS for instance. There will be room for more lodgings, though not for six months. Some adventurous spirits may be figuring upon entering the newspaper field and I wish them joy, but will not advise. One thing is cer-
 
 Commercial club acted so promptly and wisely on Monday evening. The creation of a town government will be a good move on top of this and it can not come too soon.
 Saloons to a certain extent have changed hands and some style is ap- parent where newcomers have taken hold. In this line of business there are fifteen resorts, including the three dealers in bottled goods. Nesbit has sold out to Akers & Henry and bought the brick building of Dan Ming and F. Lynch, where Homer Dubois, late of Geron- imo, has just opened. Nesbit has the gaming privileges in this house. Cow ley & Garrison are now located here in this line. Capt Wiley moved from Pine street to Broad and supplanted Andy Mayors. Charles Hellman late of Prescott has bought the White House, formerly owned by Charles Banker. J. M Morris is running the K1ondyke in his brothers new brick building next to Nesbit's. Tom Wicks talks of quitting. Mr. Wicks was sheriff of Mohave county by appointment of Governor Stafford and moved here last year from Florence. At present the gaming and attendant musical novelties are at the K1ondyke and Dubois, with the like lihood of two others assisting in the immediate vicinity. So much for this element.
 J. G. Oldf1eld, late of Louisi- ana, has formed copartnership with Eugene Middleton in the stationery and news business; Lewis Jordan, late
 
 furnishing house; J. M. Puette has opened the Hotel de Puette. with Miss Jennie Rumberg, late of Phoenix, in charge of the dining department MT Puette and wife came from Geronimo and are from Texas; Par ker and Allison succeeded to the wheelright work and blacksmithing Jewell retiring in favor of Allison and going to Curtis, Graham county; J. H Pascoe closed the Pascoa restaurant and awaits lessee; Ali Kinney ha: doubled his ice plant; Mrs. Elizs Winslow is catering to visi tors. Said she was glad tt welcome Phoenicians for she love. the town and will return whe1 her cash account runs into the thou sands. Her son is with her.
 Bob Young, formerly engineer on tn s. F. P. & F., and more recently on tn, G. V. G. & N., is engineer for tn, United Globe. His wife is quite i'll. ~- Mrs. Ramsdell, formerly of Glob, and Clifton, has charge of the United Globe boarding as well as lodgin. house, and both are the best of tn, kind in connection with mining camps
 Miss Laurietta Coombs rode horse back from Riverside to Globe early il February in a drenching rain. Sh