Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

Mr. Tom Higgins and Mr. F. c. Fen. ner arrived in th.s city on Sunday ev- ening from Los Angeles, and will re main in the city for ten days or two weeks. These gentlemen are jointly interest cd in several mining properties in this vicinity, and are here for an inspection of the work tha7 has been done and is now in progress on these properties.
 The first important decision to be reached IS whether or no Mir. Higgins will grant the Higgins Development company an extension of time on their next payment, and future Jay ments. While Mir. Fenner is not .n- terested personally, in the Twilight group, he is associated with MT. Hig- gins ID a number of other propositions
 Mir. FenneT was seen at the Copper Queen Hotel last evening by the Re view, and in response to the question whether an extension would be grant Cd on the Twilight group, repl.ed:
 ITO the best of my knowledge this question has not yet been definitely decided by MT. Higgins. We only ar rived a few hours ago, and as yet have not had an opportunity to cor rectly sum up the development work that has been done on the Twilight Group. The surface and underground 1 workings will be gone over carefully and a decision will probably be reach ed during the present week, or at any rate before the departure of MT. Hig- gins from the ety.
 Beyond this Mir. Fenner did not care to go for publication.
 The Review learns that Mir. Higgins was in consultation for few minutes yesterday with one of the directors of ] the Higgins Development company , and the question of an extension of time was talked of. Mir. Higgins did . not spurn tke proposition, but at the same time d.d not commit himself to any definite policy regarding the re. quest. As stated above, by Mir Fen her, the decision on this important point will not be forthcoming until a further inspection of the work done has been made.
 1 NIT. Higgins and Mir. Fenner are both former residents of Bisbee. Tom Higgins is well known to every old timer ln the camp. He has been here for al least eighteen years until short time ago, when he removed to Los Angeles, where he now makes h-s home, and is the owner of some valuable real estate. MT. Fenner came to Bisbee in 1897, and was later superintendent Of the Lowell mine be- lore that property passed into the hands of the Copper Queen people. He is also located fn Los Angeles now. and is the general manager of the Lowell and California Mining cOmpa- ny, wh.ch is operating a gold proper ty about one hundred miles north of Los Angeles in the Sierra Madre Mountains and turning out the gold bullion ih paying quantities.
 Mr. Fenncr is interested n several iccal companies, prominent among which are the Wolverine and Arizona and PiJtsbuTg & Duluth. Mir Fen uer was the original locator of the property now being worked by the Wolverine 6s Ar-ZOna company.
 Speaking last night of the outlook for the Warren distict, MT. Fenner gave it as his opinion that during the next five years the Warren district would be producing more copper than Butte
 From another source the Review learns that the Higgins Development company will ask Mir. Higgins for ar extension of one year. but it is likely the company would be satisfied with an eXtens4on for a shorter period.
 Mr. FenneT and Mir. Higgins, ac- companied by l. l.. Merrill, spent yes terday inspecting the mine.