Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18
GREENE CANANEA MINE STOCK IS BEING QUOTED
 BELOW ITS REAL VALUE

group. MT. Lynch retains his posi- tion as foreman of the Buena Vista. Both are capable men in .heIr line Of work. They will carry on development work on a larger scale Shan hitherto. Mir. McRea will devote his time De- tween the mines aud the office. The latter has beer placed in charge of Thomas Nj. Dunlap. A new system of keeping track of the worK will Je installed and a complete record Of the mines will be kept the,e.
 The furnaces for the TrunlO's smelter arrived last week and will be hauled out to the mine within the next few days. All the other mate
 ials for the plant have EeeI at the mine for some time, with single K ception of a carload of firebrirK which yet remains to reach the ciLv. IL is expected. however, that this car which has been on the way some time, will not be delayed in arrival longer than this week. Arrangements have all been made for the transportation 10 the mine and hauling will be handed
 speedily. The road to the mine has not yet been interfered with by TGinG of the present season and enable very satisfactory transportation SCI vice All of the large amount of machinery 1 that has been taken in during the last few months to the property for th@ smelting plant has been handled with out difficulty.
 Simon J. Beahan, a we'll known T'in | ing writer with Hayden, Stone x Co. arrived in the city Friday. MT. Bca 1 han has been out from New Yorh fol
 more than a month on a trip GI in
 spection to various copper can,ps iT | the interests of his firm. None O
 them, he states. looks any be.Icr thar | Cananea, nor Is there any of them 1T
 which he has found more home conf 1 dence as to the future. While here ! MT Beahan visited the CaDoge. tho 1 deep ore strike in which aDDCalvl tC | him as the biggest of events in II, l history of the camp. dererlnillns iI' 1 depth and long ore life. MT. RCdhaI
 also visited the Cananea }isDee anC l the Phelps-DOdge Indiana SuTC rt mine finding much at both CT these properties to sustain the reputation of the camp on the outside Us the pig gest in prospects and copper develop ed in the world. While it vii J2Et
 time and money to pug the camp a | the fore as really the biggest WO ! ducer in the world. NJ Beanan sait after his look around that he riid 70
 doubt that it would come abour. H. left yesterday for a visit to BsteG
 Globe and Clifton, following which h.
 will return east.
 James Cashin. widely known i1 crn nection with contract work of yariOu
 kinds. particularly in association Nitl T Grant Brothers. now building Snuth ern Pacific lines in Sonora, Was il
 the city last week. leaving on sSaLn day for the Yaqui river country, i which his Activities have Levn ur gagged on Fhe main line EO CIUan- !. from Guaymas MT. Cashin Tnil . here inspected the work out -r. m ljJ . Rio and other Southern ,'aCi.i2 Nr'
 in the city and vicinity in CuApan
 with ROadmasteT Mckay of the C. E . Y. & P. Regarding the work Ol th lower country he expressed lnUch Sa . isfaCtiOn with progress and hclIC'e
 with the large number of men nG7 employed and retention of whOI seems probable, the line up inc IGr !. will be finished to Alamos by th
 tenth of October.
 , The DemocTata during the week l' : ceived three cars of machinery. E; . side the new furnace equipment fC - the smeIter of the company there wa
 included a large Cameron UUmp iC 7 the mine. The latter continues siAl ] ing from the 800 level and $ St@atN r making more water. At GJO ice f there will doubtless be much to hal ] de, the mine at that depth being ul - der a whole lot of country from whic - il will have the water to handle.