Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-26
DEVELO LOPMENT IN
 ARIZONA MINES

that S20 ore can be mined and dis posed of at a profit.
 The site of this business center is on the Agua Fria river about 20 miles east of Prescott on rolling plateau, along the line of the Bradshaw Noun tain railroad, which taps one of the richest mineral sections of northern Arizona. This road connects with the S. F. P. & P.
 The Arizona Smelling Go. is incor- porated under the laws of New Jersey. The directors of the company are John l.. Elliott Arthur Braun, Frank M. Murphy. Benjamin Prince, Charles E. Finney.
 Its officers are: President, J. L. Elliott, New York; vice president and general manager. Chas. E. Finney, for merly manager of the smelting and re- fining operations of M. Guggenheim Sons, member of the operating com mittee of the American Smelling & Refining Go.
 Coincident with the blowing in of the new Humboldt shelter work is being resumed on large scale at the Iron King mine which is considered by miners to contain some of the | largest deposits of medium grade ores
 
 ! shipments are now being made to the new plant. Y
 These properties are owned by the American Gold & Copper Co. and en- brace twenty patented claims at the l town of Blanchard, about one mile west from Humboldt smelter. Already large number of men are at work there and this force will be increased from time to time as room is made in the mine for the employment of ad- ditional men in an economic way. GLOBE.
 c. Jerome Clark and Luther G. Steward have secured bonds from both the Cole and Lawrence interests in l the Cole-Goodwin mining property, ! comprising l6 claims, situated on up- | per Mineral creek, thus ending the lit | igation that has been in progress for | some time past. Messrs. Clark and | Steward also recently secured the | Westbrook & Robertson property of seven claims adjoining the Gibson mine on the southeast, and they have | acquired by location IT claims ad. l joining the Westbrook & Robertson property on the southeast. The Globe Western Copper Co. has been organ. ized to take over all of the 40 claims mentioned, the articles of incorpora- tion of which company will be pub ished soon. In the Cole-Goodwin the new company will have a developed mine of great value and which could l soon be made a regular producer. PHOENIX
 Action has been instituted in the
 district court at Phoenix. Arizona, by l stockholders against the CieneSuita
 Copper Co. charging fraud. The fraud charged is the organization of a com
 pany of the same name in the State of
 Nevada by the officers of the Arizona company and the transfer to the Ne vada company of all the property of the Arizona company, in fraud of the right Of the minority stockholders of the Arizona company. The court is asked to declare such transfer null and void and to declare the title to the property to be still in the Arizona company, and to appoint a receiver
 for the property pending the litigation l The property is said to be very yalua,
 ble and the question seems to be
 whether it is owned by the stockhold
 CTS of the Cienguita Copper Co. oi
 Arizona or by the stockholders of the
 Cieneguita Copper Co. of Nevada. The
 suit is entitled Frank M. Avis vs. The
 Cieneguita Copper Co. a corporation organized under the laws of the Terri
 tory of Arizona; The Cieneguita Cop per Co, organized under the laws O
 Nevada; George Bebee, C. W. VII
 helm and J. c. Campbell, defendants