Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-23
CHARMS
 MORALES
Woman Mine Expert, Who Has Wandreed Through Wide
 Experience Wins Friends
VISITOR IN BORDER CITY
 BECOMES VERY POPULAR
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MORALES June 22.-In the cool Park Row" offices. where mining deals of magnitude gre first dealt with conservatively, until the faithful ness of all concerned has been care fully tested-and conventional phrases are turned into good. hard business terms. Lillian Catherine Malcolm, of Goldfield, Nevaaa, held enchanted a group of friends, by the quickness of her wit; the wealth of her adventures and the womanly kindness of her heart, which has not ossified nor been transmitted by the alchemy of nature into something like.a sponge that saps the milk of human kindness of others and gives nothing in return.
 Her brown eyes cannot conceal her ready sympathy albeit they flash with mirth. Her ready responses to ever, sally are merry and though she says she dimes on dagger stews, the points of these same daggers must be tipped with the pearls of love and kindness, for all who use her fairly: their dan gerous sharpness only exhibited when some one of the Also Ran breaks iAio sat anu NitA against her.
 For the benefit of the uninitiated. the Park Row" offices are the rows of benches under the spreading um- brella trees that shade one side of Morley avenue and Lillian Catherine Malcolm is mining woman of ac- knowledged ability.
 She has starved for three long days s,, ha, NuIyn prf, nd dn.z. rily She has witnessed the making and breaking of millionaircs in Gold field. Neyada-and she has doubtless Experienced a growth and contraction .of her own pocket book in these stren- uous places.
 She has seen many quick ending of life by the Forty-Some Odd route and has always had pressing business in the opposite direction-unless the touch of her hand could relieve the exit of sbme unfortunate into the next world, when she was never |lsnown to shirk the possibility Of be- ing subpoenaed as witness.
 Many of the rough sides of life has she encountered in her mining camp experiences and sne exists today a rare anoInoly-a combination of de- tht ttihfs oh an expert mining engineer at her tongues end and the knowledge to back 1t up. A delicious reconteur of stories inn bued with clean, wholesome wit. A gracious lady and jolly good fellow the whole park row takes off it's hat to her and should she enter the sacred precincts of Commonwealth avenue of Boston deep would be the obeisances made to her as the repi e. sensitive of all thatis gracious. mer- ", courageous and kind.
 As to the nature of her visit to No gales, as Kipling was wont to say to entice his readers. that is another story.
 Mr. F. E. Lloyd. president of the Llanos Consolidated Mining company of Sonora is in San Francisco on a bushes trip. He is elated at the fact that the tramway Is in good running order and that there is an assurance of a brilliant future for the Belude.
 Activity continues in the building line in Nogales. among the comfort able homes to be erected in the pleas ant residence districts are those of Mir. and Mrs. Van Mourick on Marsh Heights, MT. and Mrs. Frank Fitch the foundation for which is laid on Knob Hill. Judge Marstellar's place on Marsh Heights and that of Mir. Ben Arce's-