Cochise review., 1901-02-09
THE MOUNTAIN CITY.
Mining News from Globe and Inter- eSting Items of a Personal
 Nature.

OTlC6ES Ol SlODS NdLl N' A lN' NSiS installed last week.
 I. F. Patton, who has been in the mercantile business at Globe for years, has removed to El Paso.
 Miss Lillian McCabe left for Clifton Friday morning for protracted visit.
 George Goodwin has two men at work sinking a shaft on a copper vein at the springs in Irene gulch which shows about twenty inches of good copper ore.
 Morris Belknap has sold all his inter- ests in this vicinity and expects to leave within few weeks on recreation trip, and possibly may not return to Globe.
 Mir. Hardesty is in Globe iron Cali fornia. He is an indefatigable oil hunt CT. He visited the reputed oil well near Stafford, and thinks there are en- couraging indications of oil in that proposition. He is also favorably inn pressed with the general appearance of the country around Globe as indicat- inc the presence of an oil field. We hope he will succeed in finding some- thing in this end of the territory
 James Lieurance, who was for many years a resident of Globe, died on Jan uary 2l, at the home of George Christ, United States Surveyor General, in Tucson. Deceased was a native of Iowa, aged 7l years, and had resided in the territory upwards of 30 years.
 Mrs. R. S. Maclay and children have joined Mir. Maclay at Phoenix and will remain until the close of the legisla tive session.
 Arthur Houle, assayer for the Old Dominion Copper company, has been laid up for the past several days with grip. Shelter Superintendent Fred Hoar has been filling his place and at tending to matters generally in the absence of Superintendent Parnall, which has kept him unusually busy,
 Three men have been working since the first of the year on the Darius claim, locally called the Fox claim, which is situated on the north slope of the hill north of the Buffalo shelter and west of the Buffalo mine.
 Dr. A. D. Campbell of Cincinnati, Ohio, one of the largest stockholders in the Pinal Copper company, is in the city. This company recently pur- chased the Black Copper mines about eight miles west of here.
 The c. V. c. X N. railroad is making a general improvement along the line of the road. Superintendent Beal now has about 100 men raising the roadbed in the San Simon valley, and will con tinhe work until the roadbed is in good shape all along the line.
 John McVarish, miner, was brought before Justice Rawlings on Tuesday on the charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon in public place when not nec- essary for self defe nee, and was fined SIP.
 T. H. Tracy, late master mechanic for the old Dominion Copper M. X $. company, took his departure Tuesday morning for Fl Paso, where he takes the management of the Mine and Shelter Supply company. Mir. Tracy is one ot the best meu the o. D. com pany has ever had in the position of master mechanic and his place will be hard to fill.
 N. $. Berray, who last week made an examination os the United Globe mines, left on Saturday morning for Silver City, New Mexico. He is expected to return some time next week to assume the management of the company's af- fairs here.
 H. c. Hitchcock expects to leave in the morning for his mines on the strip, where several men have been working e. =, la ( ha and taking out ore. The object of MT. Hitchcock's visit at this time is to make arrangements about shipping ore, of which they have quite quantity ready | for shipment, and will be taking out more ore as their development pro- gresses, which continues to show that | the owners have mine. James Faull | and John Chambers are interested in ! this property
 Steve Roemer is one of the most pop