Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-15
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pianS being well advanced toward .his end. The town is situated on Q mead possibly 200 feet higher than the river bottom, and overlooks the
 valleys made by the Gfla and San
 Pedro rivers. which came together
 near by. At the back of the town
 several hundred yards is the rim
 rocks" of the mountains. East of the
 town short distance is the 10 900
 ton concentrator of the comnany.
 and on a slight eminence ssath oi
 the town a little way is the general
 office. doTmitory for the office force.
 and the guest house. Before the
 mesquite. sagebrush and choya was removed from the townsite all plans
 had been made, and as the com
 pany absolutely owns all the land.
 these plans have been strictly ad-
 hened to. The town and land affairs
 of the company are in the hands of
 ]. A. Bordwell
 The town is divided into q buss-
 ress and a residence section, called
 Hayden and North Hayden. The Mex
 ican settlement: covers a consider.
 ably larger area. being across the
 gulch from the American town. and
 this section is called San Pedro.
 The business section of Hayden is divided into districts. by which busi- ness men erecting dreproof and good
 buildings are given the preference of location, these being in the bust ness district proper and it is neces-
 sary to build fireproof in order to
 do business here at all. Each bust ness man erecting a building and conducting a business in Hayieu IS accorded the privilege of doing the same in the Mexican town: but in the Mexican town restrictions per- nit the construction of adobe busi- ness houses. By this method of per hitting only first class. fireproof buildings in Hayden and San Pedro the common shack" construction seen in nearly all mining towns viii be eliminated. No exclusive couces- sjons are granted excepting in the ease of the saloon, of which there is to be but one. and this business IS under absolute control of the company. the provisions Of the con cession including the opening at c a. m- and closing at II D. m Having but one saloon. and this O. the best character possible for such a business. there wiH be no chance for the ordinary intoxication. whicL is prohibited. and there will also he an absence Of the common ',gee all they've got" habit.
 Streets All Laid Out.
 The town is well laid out in streets and avenues; all thorough tsres properly graded: sewerage sys- tens undersrornd: street nghts ali over tho nlaee: hnnses not crowded together. and of uniform architect. ure. The houses the comp -erec+s are handsmoe. They are of lumber. with wide all-aronDd porehes. the latter full screened. and water and lights in the building. Mir. Cole and MT. Bordwell are conducting a nun Der of experiments on house build. ing of the -caliche'' ground which forms the surface here. They add a little sand to this caliche and mix all this with water in a concrete mixer, the same as in regular ce- inent work. pouring the mixture inso rnoulds. There IS one building of this eonstruction-an oil hoCse-which put up for a test The walls are thick and the material is standing wsll-It in the belief that this will ipe even better than adobe. much more economical, and as lasting. Y this shall prove the fact. many houses of this material will be erected. The company plans erect ing houses for employees and selling them On the installment plan. which has many excellent features. The man buying home will give con stant attention to repairs, to it's beautification-and when he has paid for it he enjoys Q sincere satisfaction out of it :and his position Is better tc him than ever before. It is prob able if he experiments with the coliche houses prove its feasibility. that many such houses will be tuilt and sold to employees on this plan.
 Garbage Removed.
 The company collects for residence lots $150 per month. and this in- ciudes water and garbage disposal. { The latter item is Of greatest import 10 all, for there are always careless people regarding garbage, and one such may cause an epidemic. There fore, the company permits no one to care for the garbage. but eIrpIoe inyn whose daily duty it is to re- move all garbage from every resi- denee and to clean the streets. The water system. lighting system, sew erage-in fact all these improve ments are being made for tie fu-i ture. being constructed and main tained exactly as in the largest cit les, with permanent grades. all to be portions Of 8 permanent trunk line. Prior to the establishment of the town Of Hayden the settlement was on a flat below the present town. and there was no attempt by the residents toward hygiene. Tn the Mexican town Of San Pedro cesspools are used, bat these arc sunk % 1t deep, and are 90 com pietely covered as to be dark. and no foes are matched there. To tho person accustomed to the ordinary Mexican town. this will seem won- derful, as ft certsinly is.
 The people themselves may build their home. but under certain re- strictions. On the main street Of San Pedro none but adobe houses is 10 be built In the American sec .s--- <.v.lxr .ursrh ho11cae oa ara an