Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27
W. |. GREENE PARTY MAKE HURRIED VISIT
 IN THIS SECTION
TRAIN HELD THIRTY MINUTES FOR SIGHT-SEE-
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Distinguished Men of the United States Accompany the Copper Mag nate-Hunting Trip Planned for the Sierra Madres.

Douglas yesterday morning was the private car Sunset" bearing Col. w. C. Greene and party enroute from New York City to Cananea. The train was held here for thirty minutes while the party whirled about the city see ing special points of interest, Col. Greene taking advantage of the oppor- tunity to peek in on the stock board at the office of Frank J. Graf. in the Cop per Queen Hotel building.
 The distinguished party accompany ing Col. w. C. Greene yesterday was composed of some of the prominent men of the United States in the politi- cal world as well as the finanv-=:. -iIne personnel included:
 Col Myron W. Parker, of Washing ton, D. C., noted financier and poli- tician. He is also either an officer or director of many of the public in- stitutions of Washington. He is a very prominent Mason.
 Hon. Spencer Blackburn. represen- tative in the national congress from North Carolina.
 Hon. c. J. Harris. ex-Sover=o= of North Carolina. formerly president of the state republican league and member of the industrial commission. His home is at Hillsboro, N. C.. lie is prominently identified with the lum- Der interests of his state.
 U. A. Woodbury, governor of Yer mont from 1894 to 1896. He is a vet eran of the Civil war and his home IS in Burlington, Vermont.
 Capt. E. C. Mossman, a well known cattleman and former captain of the Arizona rangers.
 Hon. Ashbury c. Latimer. United States Senator from South Carouna. prominent Democrat and represented his state in tho house of representa- l lives before he was elected senator. l His present term expires in 1909. His i home is in Belton. South Carolina.
 lion. George W. Fairchi;d. we'll | known lawyer in the east.
 Judge L. H. Hole. of New York. He | is the leading member of the firm of W. N. Core and company.
 Hon. Norton Chase. lawyer. of the frm of Herrick, Chase & Penny. New York.
 Hor. Jacob Weidman and Barry Searles, capitalists and representa- live men of New York City.
 Dr. Elton H. Carpenter. a wealthy physician of Washington. D. c.
 Hon. Henry Creney, of Connecticut. representing number Of capitalists of that state. t1sF
 Hon. L. NJ. Terry. well known man in public life in New Jersey and the i national capital.
 Representative W. c. Houston of Tennessee.
 Col. Greene appeared in excellent spirits He was the life of the party and appeared more than pleased to be back on his favorite stamping ground. He had a Hello for all of his old friends whom he met. and hustled about town in his old accus- toned way when he was better known as COW man of Cochise county than a multi-millionaire.
 The party crossed over from the depot to the Copper Queen Hotel. and | the first thing any one knew that the i distinguished party were in town, was when they made their appearance in | the brokers office. Hello. Frank" said Greene as he 1 advanced across the room and grasped | Broker Graf by the hand. whom he | had not seen for years, since the old | days of Tombstone. Come on. you fellows. and give l Graf good order for stock" he con | Uinued. in his breezy style, as he in- 1 troduced the party around the circle. Crossing over to the board he took a squint at Greene Consolidated, which the ticker had just marked 2S 5-S. smiled a satisfied smile, made a note of Amalgamated, and led the party up Main street after ordering the closing quotations sent to him at Cananea during the afternoon.
 The next place of interest was the Copper Queen store. where the party was introduced to Manager Brophy, who accompanied the party to the train on their departure. The brief stay of the party in town was purely and simply sightseeing, and that was done in big hurry.
 The train left here at 9:30 a. m.. and Col. Greene and party went di- rect to Hereford, where the copper magnate had some cattle business that demanded his attention. With him On this trip was Capt Mossman. who HdS BlEdullC Cdlllt uSdl Oll lOOt iii connection with Col. Greene which involves a sum of money of not less than half million dollars.
 After a short stay at Hereford the party returned to Naco where the train was in waiting to convey the party to Cananea.
 At the latter place a stay of one week will be made, when tse party will return to Fl Paso and depart for the Sierra Madre country in Chihua- hua, where big hunting expedition is being planned.
 Several prominent citizens of Fl Paso have been invited to accompany the party on the hunting trip, and in- cludes Judge A. B. Fall. Mayor Chas Davis, Capt. Patrick Garret, Dr. I. j. Bush, Messrs. Scott White, Chas. F. Hunt, Tom Powers, Henry Mansfield, Chas. Davis. F. s. Fall, H. C.. Clunn
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