Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
NEW FACTS ON ACQUISITION
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pr. RickettS and George Young, Well Known CananeanS, Had Big Part In Putting Deal Through.


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 LA CANANEA. Mex. Jan. S0.-A fact not generally known concerning the requirement by the Cole-Ryan in terests of the smelting plant oi inc Comuania de Metallurgia de Torreon- is that some prominent local people played an important part in the deal Dr. Ricketts and George Young, the secretary os the 4-C company, have been away for more than two weeks in regard to this affair: going directly from here to Torreon with three as- sistants. and from thence to New York City where the purchasing plans were consummated. IL is rather gratifying for Cananea to know that this syndi- cate considers its asEet here cri- terion, and it's local management the most reliable judges they have for passing upon venture.
 Mrs. Lawrence EEtertaine.
 \ successful function vas held at the club yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Frank Lawrence in honor of her two sisters who are visiting here.
 Death of Alexander Jourdan.
 The death of Alex. Jour6an. coming almost simultaneously with the gath ering of the moving spirits In the Arizpe company, recalls with touching yiYidness the undaunted faith he held in the old Aiacran. the initial mine from which this corporation sprung. He discovered this claim and sold it to parties who had adjoining denounce- ments. Uncle Alex was familiar fig ure in Cananea. and was well known and respected throughout this section. He belonged to that patient, plodding class of prospectors, whose unceasing efforts, while not always redounding to their own good fortune. have an enduring result that stands ss monu- ment to mark the work they done. Annual Meeting of Kansss-Cananea.
 William Miller. vice president of the Kausas-Cananea. together with some local f'Cscholders in that concern. will leave for Bisbee Monday to attend the annual meeting of the company there.
 Chased a Deer on Foot.
 While chasing deer around bunch of juniper bushes out in the Aics few days ago. Frank Wilson be- came so dizzy that. when the deer
 
 the wrong direction for his horse. Finally, after wandering about for quite a while. he reached the spot where he had told the horse to re- main, only to find that the animal de- parted. IL was long, long hike back to town, but the hills were cold and cheerless. He got back somehow. and is again dishing out money through the bank window.
 No Truth in Report. The article that recently appeared in the Los Angeles Examiner concern 1 ing the alleged smuggling of S1O. 900 worth ci diamonds into the United States by Mir. Schwab of this city, was answered by him today In the fern If a telegram to local friend. stating that there was absolutely no truth in the report. Tomorrow's Examiner will publish 9 complete denial. To Install New Dev'ce Charles Afflick, of Los Angeles, who | represents that branch of Mason s SmoIeless Combustion comDaDv. will leave tomorrow. He has installed the device. that his comnany makes a sDecialty of in the main power plant of the Cananea Consolidated, and the results they claim for it promise to be fulfilled.
 Cananes Locals. Bob Willing, who signed an option. al contract 10 play first base for the | Shreveport, La. baseball club If the Texas league, has reaounced the agreement and will stay in Cananea. | 4 fencing school has been establish | ed al the Casio on the Mesa, with ST | Lopez Linares, an expert wielder o | the fOils, as instructor Severa pupils have been enrolled and invita- | liens have been sent out for an ex Fihrion exercise to take place Monday night.
 | Charles Montague has returned iron a business trip to the states. | J. r. Casey is at the Soucra. Casey l was formerly uaymaetCr of the 4-C but has since grown to be a promin cut figure in the mining world. He ii | 7t present chief nwnc- and ma~age0 of the Carmen Consolidated ATnin. company.
 ] Francisco R. Gorilla is recistere, at the Alexander from the CId Pueblo
 Judge D. \. Richardson. the Dougla, attorney, is Q guest of the Hotel So
 'oEa. He is here on legal bushes:
 for a mining concern.
 Alex 7. Kerr. a mining man iron
 Calumet, Mich. is stopping at the So nora.
 V. ecberbert is at the Alcxando
 from Bisbce.
 J. C0wan and family are at the Ale, lander. Mir. COwan halls from San An
 tonic, Texas, and has acceUted Q posi-
 tion in the electrical department O 1 the 4-C company.
 Charles Brown, of San Antonio, Tex as. Is autographed at the Sonora. L.. A. Hagv. Urivate secretary to D1 RicEetfs. will be in on tcday's train. Tod Healy has severed his relation with the Bulletin Press and with th wo ekfv pa0er which bears that name O. T. Moore. of the Southwestern ere company. is expected hom Sunday.
 Miss Ora Bush has returned from a, evte"d'd trip to the Southern Califol
 mia Coast.
 W. H. Cumley. the efficient head o tho furniture department of the Cana nea Stores, has gone tG Fl Paso on business mission