Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-31
o,opE BRICK 6 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ORGANIZED FOR
 BUSINESS
ID MAKE FIRST GLASS BRCi
,r1r1 ALSO ENGAGE IN GENERAL CONTRACTING WORK AND AL
 READY HAS CONTRACTS

business enterprise that should eventually become one of the largest o,d most active in Globe has been l,rpched by several of the younger bus ;noss men of this city. The name of ,be new organization is the Globe Brick , Construction company and the ar ,ices of it's incorporation appear else ,,boer in this issue of the Silver Belt Tho officers are Herbert j. Mann, pres aept. Clarence T. Seipp, secretary and ,roosurcr. associated with Archibald c. NcKilop. an attorney, of this city, one of the incorporators of the new com nary MT. Mann has long been en- osoej in contracting work in Globe Smopg thc local buildings which he has erstea is the G.la Valley Bauk X Trust milling. DOW nearing completion. Mir, Mann made a speciality in construction ot inc Boston Institute of Technology, and before coming to this city was sapr.ir,cndcrt of construction for a large building firm in Chicago.
 Mr. SeipD is graduate of the engi- peering and construction department of Cornell university and has recently been connected with the George 4. Ful- Ter company of Chicago, one of the largest construction companies in the United States.
 In addition to a high grade of work being insured by the Knowledge and practical experience of Mir. Mann aud Mir. Seipp, further excellence will be secured by the employment of first class construction foreman from Chi cago and an expert brick maker from Ohio, both of whom have already been engaged and will come to Globe in few days.
 The purpose of the Globe Brick & Construction company is given in the articles of incorporation as the prep aration and manufacture of build ing materials, the erection of buildings of all kinds, the acquiring, holding and disposing of real estate and all other work pertaining to a general contract ing business The company is incorpor- ated for Sl0,000.
 The plant of the new concern will be located on site not get definitely decided upon near the Old Dominion shelter, and the erecting of all neees- sary buildings will be begun in the near future. Several kinds of brick and concrete blocks will be manufactured from an excellent grade of clay found on several claims which the company holds in and near Globe. According to thorough tests recently made of this clay in the east, this material is found to be as good for both pressed and common brick as any used elsewhere in the United States. The bricks made Of the Globe clay by the company g process are hard and sound and will be put on the market at much lower prlee than any other kind sold in this elty. One of the advantageous features of this building material is that the bricks made of it can be wet before be- Ing laid 80 that the mortar will adhere, thus making the masonry solid. A mod eln concrete mixer with power fur nlShed by gasoline engine has already been shipped here by the company and VIII be m use in few days. This machine is the only one of the kind in Globe and excellent results are assured from it.
 The new company has already num- per of contracts of various kinds in 'lS elty Among the buildings which |" VIII erect IS the new Empire theater oi which Albert Altwies is the archi. ,ecI That the company will eventual y become one of the greatest building concerns in the territory is assured. not ou'y oy the capable and experienced men in active charge of its construction Nork' but also by the fact that its re- ''uieeS are considered adequate to the 'O1auetng of large business. MI Clarence T. Seipp is much P''aSed with Globe as business field. ana his coming here will doubtless marx noteworthy addition to the com "'rcial life of this city.
 
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