Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-04
REPUTATION lM MPOETANT

IMPORTANT
 The men who have become successes in the mining world are those who gen erally have devoted many years to the business. Occasionally We hear of some fellow who has stumbled upon some thing good, found it under an upturned tree, or at the base of some mountain just as he had given up all hope of ever getting enough to pay off the mortgage of the old home and marry the girl of his choice, etc, but the re ward is the result of continued effort pluck, perseverance and the knowledge of how to do it. There wasn't any luck in the finding of ore at the Bonanza Circle properties. Copper Queen, in the twenty years it had been operating in the Bisbee camp, learned much of the formations. Their underground workings were well known to many miners. and it was not surprising that Capt. Hoatson and other well known men in the mining profession took ad- vantage of the conditions as they ap- peared to those who could read the rocks. The really astonishing thing about it was that others had not taken up these lands long before Still, we have seen this condition of affairs du- plicsted many times. Copper Queen already had a big territory in hand and probably concluded it didn't want to pay the price the owners of the claims demanded, feeling assured their future needs were cared for in the ore they already possessed.
 The Lake Superior mining men who went into Bisbee are not the kind who find things accidentally. They had learned how to search by. reason of long association with the exploring and mining trade It was the field in which they had been educated, and their good common sense pointed out the way. Theirs was a professional study of the situation, a practical and technical one, combining the very best brains in the copper world.
 Naturally, there are those who seek to profit by tha wisdom and energy of these men who found the copper in the Bonanza Circle mines and who are de veloping one of the greatest copper basins known anywhere. They wish to profit by the hard work of these pio- neers who have worked a lifetime at mining and whose opinions are well known and respected. Their names have commanded millions of dollars, the public cheerfully paying the calls made because they have faith in the men. It isn't the claims so much as the men who are at the head of the Circle enterprise. They are known to be honest and skillful and there is plenty of money to follow their lead
 So today we are finding brokers list ing stocks under the name of the group of mines located in the Bisbee basin and including in this list properties that are many miles distant-any- where from 40 to 200. The object seems plain to those who have taken the pains to anaIyze it. It is mislead- ing, and done pu1posely to mislead. As
 we stated last week we have received
 many letters asking the names of the Bonanza Circle mines, as parties have become confused by reason of the lists
 as now sent out by some of the brok
 CTS. We desire to state here that the
 brokers of Ishpeming are not in the list, they doing business legitimately | We observe. too, that Holman Bros, oi Duluth. persist in including all manner
 of stocks in all manner of concerns un
 der the title Bonanza Circle" and we
 have been expecting they would seo 4 ftheir error and correct the list as il
 should be. They are quoting undel
 this title several properties located hundreds of miles away from Bisbee.
 We call the attention of our reader:
 to this error in order that they ma. not be deceived as to the true condi ton of affairs. The Bonanza Circlt
 properties are in excellent hands, have made a reputation for good work ana
 plenty of capital, and it should not b' lconfused with other properties in oth
 CT localities.
 I It is going to prove great copper producer. It is working night and day
 spending money wisely, opening up ths rocks, building smelters and getting