Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-13
PIMA COUNTY.

several mlllfOnalTSS were among lne twenty visitors to the Twin Buttes Min ing camp yesterday. The party com prised, among others, Edward T. Davis and Fred Isman of Philadelphia, F. r. Hackett and s. D. Adler of Milwaukee who had been on a trip to the big Canoa Ranch several miles south of the Buttes, in the valley. In addition were John Mccoy, Dr. w. H, Eearles and brother, Dr. w. B. Hill, Henry Berger of Milwaukee; w. H. Barber of Sheboygan, Wis; Phil Brannen of Tucson, Arizona. All of these gentle men, including ex-Mayor David Stew art Rose of Milwaukee, president of are operating company, are stockhold- CTS in the Twin Buttes Copper Mining Co.,, several of whom are directors. Besides those named were a MT. Kaufman of Michigan, Manager Rob- erts of the Mohawk mine near Nam month.
 The party left the Twin Buttes de pot at 10 a. m. on the private car San Carlos which Superintendent w. A. McGoyern of the Tucson division kind ly rendered for their comfort in tray- cling over the Twin BuGtes railway, of 2S miles length, returning by same conveyance. Messrs. Davis, Hackett, Alder and Isman, who joined the party at the Buttes, spent the previous night at the Canoa Ranch in which they are interested and where they will expend thousands of dollars in cultivatlng crops Of grain, etc
 At the Twin Buttes depot the party was met by Superintendent John c. Baxter, who had fine lunch prepared for their delectauon, not forgetting the wet goods. A visit to the Senator Morgan mine was made and every one, millionaires included, went down the shaft and examined the workings below, which were found satisfactory, a compliment to the energy displayed by Messrs Baxter and Rose and men engaged by them in the work of de- velopment resulting in shipments of thousands of tons of pay ore to Fl Paso during the past six months.
 The other properties of the Twin Buttes were examined at points where work had been done. After the ex- aminations the party returned to the city, having enjoyed a pleasj> and profitable half day out of town.
 The stockholders meeting will be held this morning and the new direct ors will assemble to transact busi- ness on the afternoon at which time the expert engineers report will be submitted, and upon which and asso- ciate conditions the new board will act with reference to future operations at the Twin Buttes mines. It Is ex- pected that very material changes will be effected whereby the camp will blossom out as important as the old est and greatest mining camps of Ari- zona
 Already the Twin Buttes has gained prominence, but the future promises much for the operating company as well as for Tucson, the shipping point or the mines in question.-Arizona Daily Star, Jan. g. 1907.
 Mayor Rose Again Elected.
 At a meeting of the directors of the Twin Buttes Mining and Smeiting company held January 10, at the Santa Rita hotel, Tucson, ex-Mayor D. s. Rose, of Milwaukee, was reelected president of the company.
 The .other officers chosen were as follows: First vice president, E. T. Davis, of Philadelphia; second vice president, Robert Nunnemacher. of Milwaukee; treasurer, E. P. Hackett. Of Milwaukee. who was also chosen railroad trustee; secretary, H. J.. Biakely, of Tucson; assistant secre- tary, F. E.. Gellfuss, of Milwaukee.
 The complete list Of directors, as chosen by the stockholders and .an- nounced last night is as follows: D. $. Rose, E. P. Hackett, Robert Nunne- macher, Julius Frank, Samuel D. Ad. Ter, all of Milwaukee; W. A. Barber. of Waldo, Wisconsin; E. T. Davis and Felix Isman, of Philadelphia, and John A. Baxter, of Tucson.
 There were three changes in the di- rectorate, due to the retirement of Dr. William Earles, Dr. J. B. Hill and w. G. Barber, all of Milwaukee. The new directors are Julius Frank and Samuel D. Adler, prominent Milwaukee capitalists. and Felix Isman, a capitai- ist of Philadelphia.