New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
THE PASSING THR0NG.

Sylvester T. Everett. OF Cleveland. long identified
with the street railroad and banking interests OF
the Forest City and active
TESTT- factor IN Republican politics 81
NONIAL TO Ohio. as well. Is IN this city. Nr.
SENATOR Everett was delegate IN oo'n ne
HANNA convention that nominated Garfield
and that IN ST. Louis that first
named Mckinley FOR the Presidency. Seen a. ne
waldorf he said. concerning Senator Hannai Hs
death was a great loss to Cleveland. TO bis party
and TO the country. Probably no one was longer
and more Intimately associated with him than
had been. Our acquaintance began more than nlI
years agO-in 1S2-55-when We were boys togelAs'
IN the Cleveland public schools. 7 became assoeai-
ated wh him an " 9 g5 b u EnG he early "a
and in those and other lines was identlle1 - -
e-essivs and progressive IN business and yet a.
ways conservative. He was never ldenu,ieI -s..i.
10 the lines that would DO generally recognlze1 "a
substantial and safe He Will be greaty n $3.50 ssS
any part"
L = Overlook OF Bisbee. Ariz.. Is a guest
the Imperial Mr.. Overlook IS a native or .ne
Pine Tree State. but stuck -
COPPER tent pegs IN Arizona twenty-on'
MINING IN wears ago. when Bisbee had pop
ARIZONA ulation OF only about thres hua-
dred "Bisbee,' said ne. aS
grown steadily and substantially. and has pr'ss.
population OF over ten thousand. which Dids =" !.
TO be doubled before the next decennial census -
course COPPER mining and smeter operations anu.
the chief employment OF our people. IL Is a'o-'
seventeen years since Phelps. Dodge 60
cured control OF the Copper queen ana oeslH
foster tho development OF Bisbee and the IH-
interests The Calumet and Arizona and otnsr
tsrests AZ both Bisbee and Douglas have assums1
an important place IN our Industrial actiVil1'
the influence OF the Copper Queen owners !,
contributed greatly to the ProsPerogS f3iTiy and
Bisbee. They have treated thelr I iL--5,5 bosuraL
q .t.-F
1Tba-s ms never been a strike in Bisoee ~
MIS- are ali runuin fun time. labor Is wei gtsr
ployed and IN fact, times have never I n5I,b Bs-
nan ~ present OF course. the site on WIZ. - We
bo9st 81 no paving but have rock roads tna' 800
orr DurpOSes. We have An electIIy - - ~ pas0
and Since me completion OF the road from - satis
. utIe ove- a ve5r ago. have entrSiy zen,
factory transportation faci.lues- LLe -,rsuented
So ,ba ontsf 10 III Paso where eight oJas5 - *.
now centre. Bisbee copper MINES " .rs mineral
o1fS1t we have a splendid cattle raising
all around u.s.
-. 49,, vyu+.ss OF Denver resident Has-
,ger ~ an English mining company. Is -- "a,
the waldorf Mr.. Witsee' NHO
IT'D ,rN-rNcrs graduated from the 49, o.
- 1,,N-- School OF Mines IN 1850 was -
-.C--rr~-rrPs three years on the Rand N -
Africa. which he describes - -
,, -, a, ,be vorId-tour times o'e-
So. 1s9s be has been engaged largely nos -,,<
a.. !, r,frfr- engineer. but as manager - -.
r+ios Including those In Mexico ana aiI,inE 70
In which he is personally intefesJIeI strongly In
j---rirv AIR Wftsec said: a uts.lSs-s.f-ai and ths
~, ysristy or combining the tneoIetl,1 Ths
pr9ctcal in the training OF T mn tbe mine and DO
student on WORK Of the miner lie sh0 Mast and
nom personal experience a2S i1 nine His sda;
break scS1not be fairly considered ~ traning
cation S,ffve without that soTt oL - frsaf-
cannot oe gyS.,ie,fre Ia to the methods 90 q
me ores and the machinery tn9s .sfsr n minis
also yittI{ H.. rssIv r1isled by mining .ss az
but ne often follows the pIGin''
nofning man to his sorrON