Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
By F. n. Ross.

me Infant <tafS afld MeAlco. and ndll Wdl between the cast and west border lines oi The counlye Moro, specifically. the Warrei district is sltusief tn the Mule mounfain: and in the guicf named by pioneers o
 tlIe district Muls canyon. II IS bounded on the north byi mountains, op the wes by more mountains. on the south by other mountains. and on the east by half noun fains and d gap through which winding road leads to the level lands or the bor- der district, few miles away.
 Tombstone Has Rcpcnied.
 Mules and burras si.h exist Tn the old Mule canyon and II. rbe Mule mountains But the goats have Ions since been driven away. In the early days few mountain goats jumped from eiiT ;a -iif. Al the same time the prospecIors, according to tradition, located copper ciatns in the gulch They became fhe r0aiS' replaced the mountain vsr.ety. according io Those who then populated Tombstone. Any man who would stake out copper was q goat according fo the TOmbstoneites, wlsen he might as well be staking out siber such as Tombstone bOaSfed Tombstone has since reDenied its siinging sarcasm and the goats Of the Warren district have de- veloped one Of the greatest copper min ing sections In the southwest.
 How to Get Into District.
 To reach the Warren district the traveller has the choice of two methOds-train or motor cars. By rail he leaves the main line of ihe Fl Paso Southwestern and winds into the upper end Of the district over hurro line. IT he he a guest in noutias and desires dispatch, he may fske s1 cutO stage oyer the nat border lands and into the mounfa ITS. Large. e1sy-rid- ing and expensive cars on this stage liae and flir rO1d mTke the trip a pleasure. If he comes from the other direction. fhe traveller may take stage from Willcox or from Tombstone. He is assured a pless- snf trip From any direction. The artist and tho Hrifer enjoyed m eVe1,ng mo- tor trip from Douglas into ihe district. arrfiving af our destination just as the lighiS of the Warren district began twin kling From canyon and hill
 Tia Toun and other Suburbs.
 The N3rren district Is made up or sey- eral cites and baH dozen small cOmnilni- ties. Risbee ts the largest or the cities Lowell. situated in the canyon directly be- low Bisbee. is next Tn size. and Warren. the end or the string of houses and stores, still below Lowell. is third Tin Town South Bisbee- gir2erriile. Don Luis and several other similar suburbs house from foo to 800 families Each or the cit es and suburbs. with the exception Of Warren. was built because Of it's proximity to mines or plants where the residents work.
 Bisfee Is Picturesque.
 Bisbee .S inc spider web Of the Warren ul>tlAIl. llt DlNtcl -eAltilltIll or IfR Oi~- fricf. and the most picturesque. Copper is the great spider which has spun the web. The web extends out several canyons or gulches and the hills between them. Thou sands Of residents in the web are tlse cap lives or the spider. copper. They have been drawn into his net by h.s magic eall. They have been caught in tbe line threads or the web, and have remained. And. captives like the fly. they foil for copper. the spider which has lured them to his home. Unlike the trapped fly. they i've, thrive and prosper in ore or the most .,aceressile, arfive and well pa d mining camp webs which the red metal spider has sver :, pun.
 The Heart or t,lr Web.
 In fhr l'asrt or the spiders wcb. Bisbee, is situared the general oiiice building of the Copper queen branch. Phelps Dodge corporation. \ rsilr1al station. ihcaier and a street car and jiine stat on aGc also features Of the webs cenfer. Here fh2 spider has sisrIcd his york in throwing run easi. north and west. pn Ihe saH;a Is tl,e wall against which ite Heh has been woven. ii.e great Sirug nf mOIn- l. ..s ia NOies egsnar n-kse h1a h-....4
 Five radiat-ng siraRds formal supports Tor ihe network. Tie larger oc f,ese strands. Tombstone canyOn. iS iaid toward the west from ihe web. center For more than mile it winds through a handsome business section and residence diStrirf Next ii 10 the nOrfb aaother radiaiiag strand, Howell avenue, leads psSi the Cop per queen oeices, the Copper queen hotel a church I'd school, lhe N M C.. A. and several other inst iutiOEs. t0 anOi5er resi- dence district high up on ihe hills.
 Brewery Guieh Famed n Story.
 10 lne hortn. a.fHctly a Hard strand nr The web is known a. BreNefy GHiri. ra- nous for its pioneer day esfablishnIe.Hs and one Of tie most widely known of ArlzOnas sporting diSlr cts la lie paiIuf balny days before legislatures. refofInc., and woman's suffrage Hut is -kibosh'' on Arizona's gambling halis and uaiios- any counters To the east of north fourth strand. O. k. street. leads again From the heart e tle web to more hoines on the steep 6ill sides. Finally the nrtif main strand Of ihe well to fis. east is d continuation or Tombstone canyon qua Ink with Lowell. Warren aud the outside world.
 Rugged Homestead Sides.
 Across these strands are woven the threads Of the Bet. They are lrrc-ufar and rough. Nature did moi en..ow inc spider with a satisfactory Building plot. Rather she threw Hp m one Oi :ier cod rugged. rough. steep home site. Winding, small and shoii roads. leading From the canyons to tue tops or or up steep iiiSidc, ninn i wooden or rOcK-caiVed stlirways. all! dizzy, intricate trsils which lead lue Wis HOT from ilie man strands form q maze or connecting network which cUnnBlefes the web. The main strands are named 1 occasionally me visitor discovers one of ihe smaller strands which has been ciristened- Generally the strands are ua- named, Which. by the way. Is responsible Tor tile fact tiiat in spite or ItS pUpul-f4oH and business, Bisbee has no free postal delivery.
 Some Street Names The artist and the writer were wander ing through the maze or Siairways and trails when they discovered one of fbe named palis. The sign au- i n0unced curve street.
 Now, what do you know about flat!" inquired the artist. Curve street. III ! be hanged if il isn't" some day the eniiIe city will be named | In streets. some day ii will boast OT free | delivery of mails. Carriers Will climb its | stairs and dizzy trails. And when tiic | city dads begin naming the highways and | DyWays, the tranNaNs and stairNays It | would be practical for them io select | Their names as appropriately as "CurVe | street, was selected. Then letters Will | read, Angle Boulevard" Circle Alley" | Bent street" Crooked Lsne," Arch" 1 Arc," Bow" steep" Hill" and many other similarly fitting streets. Residents win be able Co determine from the name | Df the street if they wish 10 go calling on | Mrs. Jones, on summit street, or Mrs. | smith on Canyon street. II will be a | natter Of determining attitudes The | )aIne beneficial results will accrue t0 the | In making deliveries Co the | collector in making collections and fO tine | sparrow in searching a place for her nesf 1 Besides, the plan ls simple and practical |
 Streets Are All Paved. All Of the main streets of Bisbee are | paved. Because the grades are steep and | 1prxuSp there is mueh traffic hv harsa md wagon brick has been laid in most | instances. They are in direct contrast | with the wide. streets Or Douglas. They Ire narrow, and crooked The ,ideUsIks