Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-04
MINING MEN ARE
 FIGHTING
President and Manager of Four Metals Agree to Go
 to Court
GREENE VISITS MORALES
 WITH PARTY OF FRIENDS

NcuAisfS. June 3--A meeting Df the directors of the Four Metals company was held yesterday and the eelhSerent atmosphere still pre- yaiis.
 Charles H. Gardner. presidcn. of the company. stated tD the cores. pondent that he carried his point. ai- though the point was no. made di rectly clear. He averred that con tracts of long standing had been can celed. and that MT, Johnson had teel removed as secretary and general manager of the company. After the meeting. however, aIr. Gardner ad mitted that "Mr. Johnson served an injunction not to do 8 lor Of things already done, but ne was too late"
 Mir. Johnson still seems to bc hol.i- ing the fort. F. S. Ives, his represen- tative. enjoined Mir Gardner and as- sociates from interfering in any way with Mir. Johnson as secretary and general manager of the company. re straining them from carTyins out any thing they attempted to do iE the meeting and from publishing the amendments to the articles of incorpo- ration-and it seems Mir Gardner has been cited for contempt of court for mutilating certain books of the com pany without authority to do SO Mir. Johnson stated that he did not pro pose to allow Mir. Gardner to manage affairs of any corporation of which he is the largest stockholder This fight bids fair to be equal in in terest 10 the Heinez case in Montana
 Charles Foot, former superintendent of the cement camp for the c. R. Y. r. and of work done from Guaymas has severed his connection with the outfit and has taken up a large tract of land along the Macorito river, ba- tween the river and the town of Sin alba, where he has gone into the stock raising business
 Colonel w. c. Greene is here tonight with party of friends. among whom are Mayor Arnold of Cananea and Mrs. Arnold. Colonel Greene is look ing unusually well and seemed in the best of spirits. He stated that he was travelling for pleasure. His car. Verde, will be attached to the Guay- mas train in the morning
 A. M.thias, a prominent merchant of Fl Paso, is here tonight on his way to Bisbee.
 Homer Prockett of Douglas and W. \. Read Of Cananea are stopping at the Montezuma hotel
 The The Nogales moon was doing her brilliant best and the mining men. railroad officials. cattlemen and ranchers. along with the chronic sore heads with which every town is af- hicted were sitting in front of the ho- tel and resting in the lobby. some of them stifing yawns. some of them honest about their weariness and all awaiting the train from the north. It had been a dull day. The wind had blown most of the real estate natural ly belonging to Sonora over the line and back again.
 Mamie stood within the office. her head and shoulders just visible above the office counter. for Mamie. you know. is not six feet tall. nor near it--from which vantage ground she flashed her scintillating ITish wit 70 the undoing of the would-be-funnys
 The doctor rushed in and out of the lobby. making a strenuous bluf cf death-bed scenes requiring his ;mme- diate presence. or in cases not so ia tai. the solace Of pink pills. it may bc.
 Gus. the dignified porter. was ss- renely waiting the train. confident cf tips. for windy day creates thir,H. you know. and the swinging doors 70 the liouid refreshment room were creaki1g. creaking.
 Dull. yes dull as ditch water. No body busy but the doctor The re- porter looked in vain for news when To, into the hotel lobby thera ripped the daintiest little pippin n the shape of feminine iovesiness that Nogs les has ever feasted its eyes upon. The very latest tailored gown upon her back. the most modisli of hats upon her head. from under the brin of which pair of dreamy eyes took in the stage setting O. pie turesnae rancheros. Ee,l grocme1 men of affairs, and glanced cvor the heads CT the ioafe-s. eyed askaEcc the reporter and registered in a dashing hand. Mrs, Bessie fultcn. Kansas City" alongside list ,f names notable the country oTer.
 Vests were pulled down. E1gstaches smoothed. ties straightened and anon a surreptitious hand stole gently over the untidy hair of 8 railroad mag nate, who. prior to the advent Of Nrs Fulton, had been rumpiing this same shock of hair. trying to coax from beneath its shelter new schemes for the more complete reaching by him of rich mining lands. timber tracts and agricultural countries.
 Mrs. Bessie Fulton, = yeavs of age.