Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-15
LOS ANGELES WOULD
 CEMENT THE BOND
Prepares to Bring About Closer Relationship With Min
 ing Interests,
(Phoenix Republican

Los Angeles is to make a strong bid for closer relationship with the mining interests of Nevada, Arizona, Mexico, California, New Mexico, and in. fact, the entire west, and with that object in view is now. forming a strong social club, endorsed by fhe heaviest mining interests in the city.
 Preliminary work shows large Held to draw from, and it is expected that the institution will be able to throw it's doors open within the next three months with resident member sehip of at least 250 and non-resi dent list of as many more. The pres ident of the Republic of Mexico and the governors of Alaska, Arizona, Cal ifornia, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada. Mon tana, New Mexico, Texas and Utah will be offered honorary membership. while such well known men as John Hays Hammond, F. August Heinze. D. c. Jackling, Senator Nixon, George
 Wingfield, John H. Mackenzie, Samuel Newhouse, Spencer Penrose, John Finch, Chas. NJ. McNeiHy, David Keith, A. Chester Beatty, Donald B.. Gillies, Senator Guggenheim, Senator kearns, Malcolm L. Macdonald and many others of the same class have been invited to become members.
 Locally, great interest is being talk
 c he L.
 Dy such men as Seeley ". Mudd, for. merly with the Guggenheims; A. E.
 Montgomery of the Montgomery-Sho shone and Skidoo mines; J. L. Boyle, vice president of the Los Angeles
 Nevada stock exchange; c. E. Finney, formerly connected with the Ameri- can Smelling & Refining company; L.. c. Dillman of Copper River, Alaska; George Mitchell of the Mitchell Min ing company; J. Ross Clark, vice pres ident of the Salt Lake railroad: Hu- iett c. Merritt, former associate of John D. Rockefeller in the Mesaba Iron Range; NJ J. Monnette of the Hayes & Monnette lease, of Goldfield; Joseph L. Giroux, president of the Giroux Copper company; Clawson & Gillingham, mining engineers, for many years with the Copper Queen mine; Lycurgus Lindsay, who made Ia fortune in Cananea: John Single ton of the Yellow Aster; Lucian Eayes. Eaves Engineering company; A. D. Myers, Father of Goldfield;" 1T. A. Johnson, R. 4. Perez, R. s. Bayerstock, William Warr, Carl F. Schader and many others.
 Options have been secured on sev- eral quarters in the downtown sec ton, and as soon as architects esti- mates have been secured, a selection will be made. A general meeting will be called at which committees of all kinds will be appointed and a com prehensive name for the club selected. The favorite at this time appears to be the Sierra Madre," and it is prob able that this will be the final choice.
 Sidney Norman, mining editor of the Los Angeles Times, is acting as temporary secretary, and asks, through the columns of that paper, the cooperation of mining men of this dis trict. Applications for membership sent in now will be filed until such time as the amount of initiation fee and dues have been decided upon The charter membership will be re- stricted to 250 Membership will be open to all mining and oil operators and those who are in sympathy with the fostering of the legitimate indus try on broad lines.