Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-16
\. [. N. s N. CO. HAS ANNUAL
 MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Arizona Gold Mines and Milling company, was held in Tombstone on Tuesday in the offices of the company. Out of 1.360,000 shares issued there were 1000 rep rensented.. The meeting was very harmonious and enthusiastic there not being dissenting voice in any of the matters that came before the meeting ! The meeting was presided over by President Frank Faulks of Ft. Wayne. Indiana The annual report of the managing director John J. Wyatt was presented which gave concise, yet complete review of all of the work that had been accomplished during the year.
 A general discussion was entered into by the stockholders of the condi- 1 tions and affairs of the company, ! which all agreed were in excellent condition, the report of committee showing that the books and various statements were found to be correct | with the report of the managing di- rector weer then adopted on motion of Ed M. Bates.
 The following directors were then | elected for the ensuing year; Charles ! l.. Wright, Sr., of Webb City; F. D. McPherson. of Los Angeles; M E. Langdon, Los Angeles; J. w. Swayzee, Patagonia and John j. Wyatt of Tomb ! stone.
 Immediately after the meeting of | the stockholders was concluded 8 meeting of the directors was held and | the following officers elected; Chas. l.. Wright, Webb City, president; Fred Eckert. Ft. Wayne, Indiana, vice-presi- dent; F. D. McPherson, of Los Ange- les, secretary; J. Allen Hardy, Sr.. Webb City, treasurer and J. J. Wyatt
 managing director.
 The report of the operations of the company during the past year shows | that there was some 600 feet of tun- nel work done during the seven months that the company was operat- { ing, a shutdown being necessary ' on account of their receiving word i from the forest reserve ranger that ! they could not have any more wood i for fuel from the reserve. so that oth- | CT arrangements had to be made. which was met by the installation Of |, oil burners which work is not quite complete but it is expected to be done within the next thirty days and a sup | ply of oil on hand by that time. It is the intention of the company then to start up both the mine and the ten stamp mill and to keep them running night and day.
 The only regretful feature of the meeting according to the stockholders
 was the fact that Frank Faulke, who had been president of the company for the past three years. refused 10 again
 accept that position, stating that on account of pressing private business
 matters he could not give the atten- tion 10 it.
 An excellent drawing of the mines
 and workings drawn by Grant Lewis
 was exhibited to the stockholders and proved of great interest to them. many of whom had not been down to the property and had no idea of the extent
 to which the property had been devel- oped.
 number Of the stockholders left
 this afternoon to visit the property
 at Patagonia while others went out
 to inspect the company's holdings in the South Pass district, as well as to
 visit the camps of Courtland and Glee'
 son. Most of them will return 10 their
 homes in the east within the next few
 days