Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-12
A GREATER GLOBE

A GREATER GLOBE
 In the news columns of today's Sil- yer Belt brief story of tho growth of Globe 8 suburban cities is told. Copper Hin proper and the village springing up around the properties of the Super for 6 Boston Copper Mining company arc briefly reviewed. No mention, how ever, Is made of Miami, perhaps the most promising of all the suburban cit ies. That other suburban sections will se developed is as certain as one dis covery of mineral follows another.
 And Globe will remain the great pul. sating heart of this great mineral zone
 If
 Globe business men are alive to the situation and early embrace the oppor- tsnity to create the
 Greater Globe.
 Already out Copper Hill and Super for & Boston way the people are clamor- ing for transportation facilities. It is too far to walk and riding horseback or on the slow coach is not overly pleas urable; is trihe expensive and lacks the speed of the present day. The peo- pie want steam, motor or electric line. They are not unreasonable in their de- mands. Many of them have enjoyed the pleasures of life in the famous Cripple Creek district of Colorado. A section wound up in perfect network of rail ways, with steam, motor and electric cars gliding hither and yon at all hours of the day and night, with Cripple Creek the metropolis, the great trading and comercial center. A home on the cast border of the district and position six miles distant on the remote west end of the district was condition con fronting many of the sturdy miners of that territory. But they suffered no in- corvenience-no hardship, as a result. On the contrary it afforded pleasure it maintained the rose hue of health in the cheek of the underground miner. A spin over the rolling hills, breathing g tho pure ozone and basking in the eter- nal sunshine of the Rockies acted as a tnic-it afforded the fornt of perpetual youth. The bracing trip stimulated new energy for the days labor and it brought peaceful repose at night fan. Wealth could devise no greater spree for daily recreation. And 1t was sn- joyed for mere song. Tn the retro spective glance a feeling akin to home sickness comes over the old-tirne Grip pie Creekite, and in thisAa far greassf district-he wonders why conditions aio not the same.
 They should be-
 And
 They will be.
 The steel is at present laid to the SuPoAioi " oooIOu pAvPcIIlcS. AIuc, iI is owned and controlled by different companies, but apparent profits would quickly bridge the way for joint track arrangement or complete absorption of tho mining companies railroad hold ings by the Gila Valley, Globe & North. ern railway. Work on the Miami ex- tension Is now being pushed and the wheels will soon be rolling over vibrat- ing, glistening steel down through the valley and on to the stretching flats below. An hourly passenger service be- tween Globe and Miami has been prom issd It is the immediate duty of Globe merchants to see that this promise is religiously kept-Eot after Miami has attained the proportions of thriving. bustiing city, with trading emporiums rivaling, probably excelling, those in Globe. It is to prevent this very con. dition and maintain Globes supremacy that prompt action should be taken.
 Conditions are ripe for an hourly passenger serivce over the lines of tho Valley, Old Dominion and Arizona Com mercial between Globs and the proper ties of the Superior Boston. Copper Hill is making wonderful forward