Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-05
were being erected.

were being erected.
 Int chapter of the development of Warren is now closed. Warren to day has one of the best sewer sys- tens in the United States, and also one of the best water systems. Dur ing the past year more than a third of a million of cash has been spent in actual building. The class of build ings in Warren is the best in the ter ritOry, iii fact, the best residence in the southwest has been erected in Warren by Walter Douglas, general manager of the Copper Queen COnsol- idated Mining company, and vice pres ident of the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad. l.. W. Powell, general man. ager of the Calumet & Arizona Min ing company is bUsinly engaged in erecting a beautiful residence at ths head of Powell street. Other mag niaceut homes have been built. nota- .bly those of Joseph E. Curry and F.
 E. Whi:ely.
 There have been constructed dur
 ing inc past year oyer 125 other resi- .dences. ranging in value from $1 ,00O
 to S4.00O. Six months ago what was the mere shape of q town is beginning
 to take form. The citizenship is es-
 tablished and a great depart is or
 ganized and in operation. Business is
 being developed, and a postofIice and express office have been established. while an efficient telephone service is .alsO ill operation. Arizona street is lighted by arc lights and every home has electric lights available. Every home in Warren is connected with the sewer system, making it the most sanitary town in the country. This was made possible by the fact that the sewer system was established be- fore, the townsite was opened to the public, so from the moment the peO- pie came to Warren it was possible 70 keep the virgin purity of the town in tact The Warren company has retained portions of the town for parks, one
 of them running clear through the
 town, called The Vista" which is 200 fleet wide and ending it's base in the
 Plaza. The Plaza is connected with
 Black Knob View, a street 11O feet wide, with Gold Hill Park located in | the eastern part of town. Besides these three parks. three playgromds 1 iOt GiiiltIGH nave DCtil tSIdDllSlit H.
 The planting of these parks will be
 con lIeDced as soon as he m:Hici9lI
 ity is organized and funds are avail able.
 i The largest streets in Warren are
 110 feet wide, making it possible to
 have upon them bOuleards 9 feet
 wide upon which trees will be plant, led. This boulevard system will give to Warren one of the greatest de lights a municipality can have, that i iOf wide and shady streets. The archi. | tectural beauty Of the cottages that have been built is a particular feature l of warren. Special effort has been made along this line, and the Califor, | nia bungalow has been drawn upon largely for the architecture of the town. Special features which de 1 light are the large overhanging roofs. the heavy pillars and the beautiful shades with which the houses have | been painted.
 Some attention has been paid to l the mission type, the most distinctive building of this character being the residence of Walter DOugla ,. vaich easily ranks with the Alvardo e. Al lbuquerque and other large mission designs in the southwest. It is replete with home comforts and carries wish it the mission thought, even to the furnishing of the house and the patio
 in the rear. The house is located