Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-12
GLOBE MINING MAN
 VISITOR IN BOSTON
Tells About the Globe District and the Development of
 Globe Consolidated.
cArcH GLOBE MINING MAN

CATCH GLOBE MINING MAN
 Boston.-C. E. Taylor, a mining man who has spent the last twenty five years of his life in and about Globe, Arizona. and who was one of the vendors of the group of claims which was organized by the Cole in terests into the Globe Consolidated Copper company, is in this city and speaks very interestingly of condi- tIons in that camp.
 Mir. Taylor says: 'I have every faith, based on an intimate acquain- tance with conditions in the entire country surrounding Globe. that the camp will develop into the biggest mining district in this country.
 Eminent geologists have agreed that the territory surrounding Globe is the largest mineraiized area in the country For long time it was ne glected and three times the mines of that section, after having paid their owners wonderful returns on invest" ments, have been abandoned, as being played out.
 This has always been followed by additional development work which has shown still further values, and the mines have gone on steadily in creasing under development until now Globe is on the eve of national recognition as one of the big mining centers of the country. At the pres ent time the town of Globe has very nearly 10000 inhabitants almost all of whom, directly or indirectly, are iependent on the resources of the mines for their livelihood. The de- velopmsnt. work that is being con- stantly done on properties in the vi- cinity of Globe and adjacent camps makes the population dependent upon Globe higher than the figure l have quoted above.
 ".The success that the old Dominion company has achieved has been one of the striking features of the camp: development. When the present man. agement took hold of the property il was the general opinion of the loca mining men, and in fact of those thai had been employed on the property and who, consequently, might have been supposed to know what the con- dition of the property was, that II was played out and had not the ort on which to found a successful en- terprise.
 'These opinions are now freely ad' l.- hn Fglada tg have been erroneous. old Dominion has gone steadily ahead until it i now an admitted success. and has il sight still greater successes. ..
 If sulphide ores are nos discover ed the company can easily get wha it wants from the mines that shil their ores to custom smelters. Ari zona Commercial is looking eItremel, well and the manageIn cft Of thos properties are looking forward to th early discovery of suIphide ores.
 The Globe Consolidated. in whi"I I am interested, is getting ready fo immediate operation. Machinery vii soon begin to cOne in for the devel opment of the prop2rty and 'th2 plan for shafts by which it will be opene up are already well under way.
 .sThe company is capitalized at $1. 300, 900. ia I50,O0) shares at par c $10 per share. Of this 50,0Oo share are still in the treasury. and 8 pc share has been called in of the tOtf capitalization. It has plenty ( money and much well mineraiize ground in which to prosecute develop ment work.
 There is lots of good ore being dis covered in claims adjacent to Glot and 30G tons of custom ores have bee daily offered to the smelterse It wa ores of this character that enabled tn Old Dominion to operate when il supply was cut off by Ghe a-e an flood. tr. F
 T believe that there wifi still | rmHr7y good mines opened in the dis -tricr surrounding Globe, and that tn history of the camp is just beginning although mining has been carried o g there for the best part of half a cen tury.
 There Is always plenty of labor 2 Globe, as miners like to live there O account of the fine climate. Man family men are buying homes and io eating there permanently. well assur Sed of steady employment.
 ''Ths companies are doing every thing in their power to encourage thi and are building suitable residence for family men,"