Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-27
ADVERTISEMENT POWELL
 IS GUEST AT BANQUET
DULUTH ASSOCIATES MAKE PRE-.
 SANITATION AT GAMMi CLUB.
Bonanza Crete Official Is Expected to Arrive !, Bisbee Today-wiii Take
 Up His Official Duties On February 1

Duluth, Jan. S6.-Associates of l.. w. Powell. retiring assistant general manager of the Oliver Iron Mining company, and vice president of the P.tsburg Steamship company, gave a hanquet in his honor at the Kitchi Gammi club Thursday evening, and m all the details that go to make up the formal ieayetaking of a cherished friend and associate in this manner 1t can be described as the most elaborate and In ali respects gratifying event of the kind that has ever taken place at this club.
 As further token of their esteem. Mir. Powell was presented with one of purchased for money.
 w. J. Ulcott, vice-president and gen. e.al manager of the Oliver Iron Min ing company. presided as toastmaster. The post prandial exercises were i'm promptu The remarks Of the speak CTS were highly eulogistic of Mir. Pow ell, and many kind words were spoken. His associates expressed regret that he is to leave, and qualification that be is to enter a larger field. where all felt certain he would further distin- guish himself. The sincere friendship that was expressed by the speakers is entertained by hundreds of Duluth and other Lake Superior people who have become acquainted with MT. Powell during his six years residence in this city.
 The speakers were Chester A. Cong don. Joseph B. Cotton. J. H. Hearding. John Uno Sebenius. w. H. Johnston. W. A. Nc Gonagle and the toastmaster. The presentation of the watch to Mir. Powell on behalf of his associates was R,ade by MT OIcott- Mir. Powell re- sponded feeliugy with a few well chosen words.
 Other present beside those already n:sntioned were: Charles Trezona. gen eral superintendent of the Pioneer Chandler and Minnesota mines, of Ely; N. s. Hawkins, general superintend- ent of the Mountain Iron; K. R. Ire zopa- general superintendent of the Fsyai mine Of Eveleth; J. E. McLean' general superintendent, D. E. Sullivan, assjslant general superintendent or the Gogebic range mines; w. Ii. Jonn- ston. general superintendent Of the Marquette range mines; o. C. David son, general superintendent of the Menominee range mines: W. M. Jef' frey. auditor; George D. Swift. assist ant secretary; R. E. Mace, purchasing agent of the Oliver Iron Mining com pauy; F. E. House, president of the Duluth & Iron Range road: w. w 'Croze. superintendent of mineral lands: H. J. wessinger. chief engineer; l. l.. Mullen. assistant auditor; F. D Adams, assistant general solicitor ant ". N. Merriam, geologist Of the Oli yer Iron Mining company; A. E. liar vey, assistant general manager of th' Pittsburg Steamship company. John Greenway, general superintendent Q mines on Western Mesaba range. Dr Charles G. Shipman. mine physician at Ely and Werner PresenGn, tax com missioner of the Oliver Iron Minin company.
 Telegrams or letters of regret wer received from T. F. Cole. who is | the east; \. Cowling. superintendent of the Zenith, Sibley and Savoy mine at Ely; J. S. Wall. district superir tepdent in the Iron River district; f c. Flannigan. attorney for the Olive Iron Mining company in rortherI Michigan, F. 4. Bell, attorney for tn mining company at Ishpeming; C. N Humphrey, attorney for the minin company at IronEood; H. Coulby, pre-! ident of the Pittsburg Steamship con pany; Pentacost Mitchell. general sl perinterdenI of mines in the Hibbin district; Frank E. Kellogg, generi counsel; Dr. Nelson P. Hulst. forme president of the Oliver, Iron Minin company and R. H. Fiaherty of Pol Arthur, Ont,
 MT Powell will leave about Jan 2 for Bisbee, Arizona, as third vice pres dent of the Calumet & Arizona Minin
 company and of the other Bonanz Circle copper properties there, wit full authority in all matters relatin 10 mining and smeIting. It Is one ( the most important mining positions i this country.