Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-02
Warrell rliningD District
Prominent Broker
 IS PLEASED With This District

PHILLIP DOUGLAS KENNEDY,
 ONE oF FOREMOST EASTERN
 STOCK DEALERS.
 General Manager of Hayden-Rodee
 Company Which Has Offices
 Throughout Several States. Comes
 Here to Inspect Section and Make
 Arrangements for lnausurating
 Service Here.
 Philip Douglas Kennedy, general ~aanager of the Hayden-Rodee compa- ay, general commission merchants Nith headquarters in Milwaukee, Ws'- <ensin, and having large offices in all <f the principal cities of Wisconsin, Michigan. Iowa and Illinois. was enc q Bisbee's distinguished visitors dur Sng the past few days. He left yes Serday afternoon enroute to Chicago and his home city, Milwaukee.
 MT. Kennedy's visit 10 this city was 4Or the purpose of giving the district < general inspection as well as mak- . eng arrangements whereby the insti- tinticn, of which he is manager. will be in position to obtain the latest in formation regarding conditions at the various mining properties of the Warren district, besides also furnish 5ng, from their main offices, such in- formation regarding market condi- tons in the eastern centers as will ee valuable to the Bisbee investing public. The latter information will 6e given out regularly through enc xff the city's most reliable brokers and will also be published daily by The Review. It will be some time, however, before the final arrange eaents for this service will be com eleted.
 Through having handed certifcatef af various of the Warren district min sng stocks, representing in the aggre- gate hundreds of thousands of dollars Mr. Kennedy has never before visit ed this section and consequently could not fully appreciate the magnitude of developments being carried On here and the great future that is in store tor the camp. During his several days stay here he visited the most prominent properties in the district 1nd yesterday gave expression 10 the following views regarding the present case and general outlook of Bisbee and vicinity: T have been treated 0 one of the biggest surprises in my fife by being able to note the enor- nous amount of mining that is being done in this camp. It is reyela- Con to me, as l had never deemed Il possible that so many of the compa- nies operating in the territory could Accomplish so much in so short Gme.
 We have all read a great deal about the mining being done in this v6cinity but the time since operations were commenced by the big compa- ates is comparatively very short and aae could hardly expect that so much Advancement could have been made. fhe Bonanza Circle properties have. d course. all been considered great propositjons to us and we have been sbnfident that they are all successes aid that money invested in them IS xJsolucely safe, but none of the east etn men who have yet to make their first visit to this southern part of Ari sona can fully realize on how exten ave a scale operations have been eushed forward.
 q actually believe that there has never been an equal in any field ol aining, to the manner and extent ol nining development accomplished II z6 short time as in the Bisbee camp Ii is simply marvellous the way 1T shich the promoters of the Bonanzs Circle properties have exerted theil ahergies and gone ahead effecting ths Biggest sort of things along the hnt al mining. Such yigor character ikes operations in but very few campi tk the country, or, in fact, the world
 --It can also be readily seen tha ukouey has been judiciously expende' k these promoters and not unwisei. E is usually the case in new mir ihx territory. Every dollar put ln' 6e development of the Bonanz properties evidently has netted goo ueturns and not cent has been spen unnecessarily. Each of the five con vanies are going ahead with we damned operations and there is n doubt in my mind that the combini tSou will become the biggest thing l enpper mining in the world.
 nThe Bonanza Circle stocks are e' xerly and generally sought in the eas sa centers. frequently visit all tn a6nters in the eastern states and m
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