Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
REGULAR
 CANANEA
 BUDGET
News of That Busy and Pro- gressive Camp-New Com panies Formed, and Older Ones Taking on New Life.

CANANEA. Jan. 29.-To the casual observer it would appear that the To- cal contingent of the Arizpe Mining company's stan of officers had been partly eliminated from a voice in the affairs of the concern. and that the recent changes have affected the poli- cies of that promising company. Such. however. is not the case. The eastern shareholders. who hold a large major ity of the stock. consider themselves extremely fortunate in obtaining the consent of the practical strong trio of Cananeans to direct the work at the mine for the present year. V. R. Wall l ing. assistant treasurer. VIII prac- tically discharge all the treasurer's duties; George Young. the secretary. will supervise all the accounting. ana J. H. Kirk. vice president and general manager. will see to the development work There will never be much dis satisfaction in any undertaking that falls under Jim Kirk's guiding hand. All of these visiting stockholders are in a happy frame 4 mind over the | outlook of the property end their pre- diction for prosperous and satisfat> tory years work will doubtless be ful- filed
 The Erik Mining company was or gaBzed here yesterdsy under the laws of Mexico Tho purpose of the cor poraticn is to acquire some very prom inont properties in this section While the contemplated mines lave not been publicly named. the arrangements have already been made for taking them over. and their identity VII be forthcoming early in the ensuing week. The officers of this v'wcomer are: William Bracken, of New York, president: r. C. Hilliard. Of New York city. vice president; George l.. | Crcsyencr. of Cananea. secretary and treasurer; directors: Edward Quirk, of Fulton. x. Y.; Werner de Guise, of Highwood. \. J.. snd an of the officers. It Is probable that an American com pany for t1is venture will be formed n the nesr future. While all of thvse men are interested in the Arizpe. the company is entirely Independent of l that concern. and will hold no proper ! " in common with it. David Miller. of South Bend. Ind, president of the Kansas Cananea. and J Morgan Clements. Of New York ! city. who is largely interested in that | company. are at the Alexandria. They 0xreet to spend several days at the ID mes. after the details of the annual meeting have been comDletei. They. | 'oo. are alive with enthusiasm and | still wear the smile Of confidence that Inc depressing times could not wipe 9n.
 Ali TeIlsm and J. A. Garrett are a; 'he Sonora from the Babaconora nine Mir. Tellam. wio is supeTin- tendent of this company. is an old timer in CananPa, and was for sev-
 eral years connected with the assay ing and aDalyzing department of the Four c company.
 | C. W. DuBes. of New Orleans. is at the Sonora.
 Uriel Jordan and James Axe. two visitors from the SmeIteT City. are at the Sonora Mrs. Axe is with her husband.
 J. T Krummef Is at the Alexandria from Bisbee.
 i T. $. Hamilton. of Fort Worth, Tex.
 Is guest of the Hotel Sonora. | J. B. Wanna is at the Alexandria.
 Mir. Wanna claims to be able to read
 the secrets and possibilities of life in
 the lines Of a mans hand His claim
 o expose character and thought will
 mPke lots of local people give him a 1 wide berth.
 F P Repley is autographed at the
 Sonora s-cm the Pass City.
 A, Fl. Guerro. Of Chilean. is domi- ] 2iled al the Alexandria
 John McCauley Is stopping at the
 Sonora from Chicago.
 F. l.. Harrington, of Bisbee, is at
 'ile Alexandria.
 B. F. Pinson. Of Naco. is q guest of
 he Hotel Sonora