Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-24
@ Frankenberg Brothers & Newman, Props. &
 

the various levels will begin. Stations
 will be cut out and work afforded for many miners who are now idle and on
 ly waiting a chance
 One of the new improvements and one that has been needed in the past,
 is a thorough, up to date smelter. The old smeher which has served the
 mine so long is entirely inadequate to
 handle the ore and the Old Dominion people are now getting ready to install
 an immense smelting plant which
 when completed will be one of the largest and best in the territory. The
 siicous nature of the Globe product makes it a refractory ore and hard to treat with ordinary methods. In the new shelter will be found all the latest in the science of sme.ting and new processes will be introduced, reducing the cost of treatment of ore to a mini mum.
 The Globe ore will probably average the highest assay of any in the terri tory, and in the lower levels, where large bodies of sulphide have been en- countered, the ore runs to; an unusual ly high per cent. The copper after re- fining is also of high grade and equals any product in the Michigan fields
 The bountiful supply of water in the mine insures plenty for smelting pur- poses. A great drawback in many cop per camps in Arizona is the limited water supply, but with Globe the prob lem has long been solved.
 Another company operative in Globe is the Phelps-Dodge people, known in Globe as the United Globe company who among other properties, own the Copper Queen at Bisbee. Their work ings are situated above the Old Domin- ion on the mountain side and they have been carrying on the work in a quiet and unassuming manner. No ore to speak of has been shipped, but a large amount of development work has been done and the Buffalo, the name of the mine, is showing up well. Large bodies of ore have been mapped ont, the character of the ore is of the highest grade. When the ore from the Buffalo finds it's way to the smelter this mine will be expected to place it. l self among the dividend payers of Ari- | Zona.
 Aside from being a mining center of importance Globe is admirably sit 1 uated as a townsite, being one of the best in Arizona. It has wide and well | kept streets and the sanitary condition 1 of the town is much better than found l in ordinary mining camps. The busi- l ness houses are credit to any town | and are substantial structures. being mostly built of brick The disastrous confagrations that have visited the camp from time to time have caused |, the people to make good privisions for fire protection, and fire plugs are ply is ample for all purposes and it is {. good drinking water, being free from . injurious chemical formations that us- ] ually abound in water near a copper camp. It is taken from wells above the 1 town, pumped to large reservoir and been distributed over the city through ! mains and numerous laterals.
 Globe has also the accessories of a 1 enlightened community. ! such as schools and churches. Several l organizations are represented |. with fine churches and large congre- sations. The school building is a cred l it to the town and is as substantial i and handsome as any in the territory. | It was built at a cost of some $25, ,000 !! and is a brick and stone structure, l and is equipped with a corps of in- ! structors as good as any in the country |
 The county court house is another ] one of Globes substantial structures and is built of stone, two stories in . height. The upper portion is used as a court room and for general county ! offices. In the lower story is the office | of the probate judge and the sheriff, and in tha rear iS tha iail The ia;1 a-