El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-23
Globes Mayor Optimistic.


entertained with lunch and refreshment
by manager Hanson, of the Dominion
hotel.
Globes Mayor Optimistic.
u w NJ Carvill, mayor of Globe, was
present with other representative men
of the city, to meet and greet the FL
Pasoans Mr.. Carvill is known as the
village blacksmith and was elected TO
offlce on ticket headed THE Village
BIacksmith's Ticket" He has lived in
Globe for nine years and prior to that
mad lived in Silver City 20 years. He
IS stlu conducting blacksmith shop.
he says the future of Globe is going
10 be brighter than the past has been.
as the boom days are over, the ore is
now proved and that for the next 25
years at least, there will be a steady
production of copper. Ore to last that
long has been blocked cut by the min
ing companies now in operation
Some Motor to Roosevelt Dam.
Fourteen of the party left the train in
GIobe last night 10 make the auto trip
To-Day to Phoenix by way of the Roose-
EeIt dam They spent the night at the
dominion hotel and were scheduled TO
Ieave this morning at o'clock The
party includes, Col Frank West, U. s.
stewart, R. R Seeds, H s. Beech, Win
CHESTER Cooley, Fred J. Feldman, H S
Potter, Fred Weckerle, w A Travlor.
T. W Freeman, L. NJ. Stiles of Hachita,
r: Jones, VIM. Banner, A W. Reeves.
owing to the fact that the chamber
OF commerce budget committee only al
lowed $1,000 for the band on the excur-
sion 1t has been found necessary to
party an additional SIS as the expensa
of the band is $4,000
Wonderful Miami.
me visit to Miami, Wednesday after
noon, was source of great pleasure to
the Ell Pasoans, especially those who
had never seen this wonderful new
mining camp. Aaron r. Edwards. pres-
lqqent, and c. V. Latham, secretary, OF
me miami Business Mems association
headed large delegation of business
ana professional men of the CITY who
greeted the visitors. Cleveland Van
Dyke and his brother, l. D. Van DYKE
owners OF Miami townsite. were also
prominent among those welcoming the
visitors All the FL Pasoans were taken
on auto rides ever the hills to the vari-
Gus properties and all marveIed at the
gress.
Millions for Development.
!, t1uhdreds OF thousands of dollars
nave been spent in building roads to
ne e, II possible TO take the trip that
the FL PaSoans covered. Visits were
MADE TO the Inspiration Consolidated
companys new mill site to its shafts
service tunnels, etc, and to the work
lIiiss OF practically all the mines in the
QlstIlcIs including the churn drill work
Oh the Miami Southwestern, now in
yroSreSS- The Ell PasoanS maryeled at
the pig power plant and concentration
- nc -nidAil company and marVeled
more when told that the Inspiration is
SSoing to build a bigger one and that
Deiore 1t is ready to treat its ores it
ton a. P10Pe40-
G E Mills, general manager of COM
p2ny, states that he thinks the com
pany viii be ready to begin regular
YORK IN the mill inside of Is months.
considerable progress has been made
1n the mill and all the grading is COM
oleted- In the next three or four
months about 500 tons a day will be
-reated in the test mill
Lots Sell Mt 5000 Each.
Miami is only three years old and
Fhen the FL Pasoans learned that bust |
less lots are selling as high as $4,000 |
lplece they could hardly believe it. vet |
we're FORCED to admit that in a town |
ne size of Miami and as live as Miami !
hey could see no reason why this /
mould not be a reasonable price.
Make Up Lost Time.
The FL Pasoans reached Miami on /
ime Wednesday afternoon, although |
hey were considerably behind time |
Fnen they started from Bowie over the I
arizona Eastern, early in the morning. |