Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
CALUMET & ARIZONA
 OFFICIALS ARE HESE
PROPERTIES OF THE CON- PANN

Evidently Were Pleased With What
 They saw-"Nothins to Say" Comes
 From Those Authorized to Speak
 Until Later in the Week.
 The men behind the guns" of the g. eat Calumet and Arizona properties arrived ill the city Saturday night m a sumptuously appointed private car. and their stay in the city, of some thing like weeks cura.inn means much to the we.f@re of Bistee Ycs- terday was spent T., lcolii E uve- s.u Q of the properties, but be visitors were non-committai when questioned as to their impressions. Several days will De spent in a general inspection. when q meeting will be held and action oi momentous import taken.
 Charles Briggs of Ca,umet. but whc rom surface indications" should nave registered from "Cosmopolis." a quiet. sedate little gentleman whose ray moustache and silvered hair be led the bright twinkle of his kindly eyes. talked upon everything but C. anc' A. prospects. Mir. Briggs is the president of the company. and ie evi dently well selected to guide the desti- mes of the great corporation.
 T have nothing to say to you. now.' said Mir Briggs, with a genial smile hut little later on in the week will tell you something, l hope. which may be of interest to the local public.' . And neither cofkscrcw, properly ap piled, nor steam pumps c"n!I extract 17ything more defr,t.i rom the little gentleman
 From far-0f Duluth, where the lem perature is somewhere in the neigh horhood Cf zero af tnis time of tht yea, came T. F. Cole, genial gentle man with a wi:t. d twink, :n Iii. ovt whichb oded' pAj tires fo, ':., i.aws satherer. Notwithstanding h.s breadth CT beam arlidshios an,i hie sh..u!s..s measurement, he evidently ,s chronic ally inclined to shift the White Mans Burden" to other elavicies. a twinkle in his dark eyes preceded his Introduction to INT. George E. Fen r of Fi.'aIIr:1, =c0 is tarceis in .erested in Mexico m,h;rs proper t.es,' wh'ah t:.- gentleman in G,:' Jon, a fG '1.'"lg -ix-fo.Ier ~ Ecrc,il can suif1 iaughiugiy .lenieii !, Ge velOped in conversation that MT Fen CT has a brother, a famous baseball pitcher oF that name, whose Damc was 2 oouseholI word among tle spcrtins wf rld ten years ago.
 the only claim have ever made ta fame" he added, Iaughingly.
 added, iaAglingIy. z.
 1t was jolly crowd of genial gen tlemen. these C. ard A people, whs graeed the lobby cf ne Copper Queen .f3OteH iasts nigBa Tseif e.8Hapyaeei.s features savered vel Of the prospects cf the propev5iee wisief tHey repre- scrteG, sH3 incidentally hesBoke good news for the people cs Bisbee ana.Co chise counfy. They were 5ofiy c'cwd i3 a guiet way, men of large business interests relaxed into BoTml mental conditions evidently rendere. pleasant by their day1s experiences
 Inspection Of the c. and A. proper Les v.D be coD-sued, and a business meeting v;ll bc beld later in the week, when she sniilng faces of las, rsn. |i.i be re- iaee5iEy imae,siTsbIc ss<isi masks benipd which will grinc l1e great eoncentratei machines which have made the Az. ericap 'Ee feaHipF force Of the world; -s \ rd then t will be known aehriteiy abd TOE elusfye5y, whether the Calumet and 4y5Dona will emerge frem ,ts cTy'alss and become a mining com- parry, whether they will declare a-ss.ip- iden.l inc first of the year, Hnd ;gst how many, shares of st., k of inc ,se- vsiOpment company ~,H p.ayn an ac- GUfTaient of mining ..crs:-iI,y seek.
 The visitors here arc presiiap, Charies' Brsgs,s of t.slassst; f,iy scto.s, JDses Hoasspn ana T1eh,ss tioa,soa o, casunet, Georse E fxBer oI Pitts sarxA, aaAsT.+F: Cnic of I,ptutn; ;.. Csl serts csaant. D., of 11sssatk; >H. B f:cvfasa os rmnsd asa v. c. Hanks s; ssstfstarfk.