Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13
RISE AND WOES
 OF CAMANEAN
Former Resident of Camp ln- volved in Labor ifficulties
 at Salt Lake
NEWS AND NOTES ABOUT
 BIG MEXICAN NElGHB0R
lSpecIal to Reyiew.l ]


 'CANANEA. June 12.-J E. Hof- strom. a former Cananean, is climb ing high up on the ladder toward success and incidentally is experienc- ing some of the strenuous trials that beset those whose heads have reached the sun-crowned zone, according to three heaviiy-lined, frOnt-psged col umns in the Deseret News. He is superintendent of construction for the Minneapolis Steel and Machinery company. and Is erecting the new skyScraping Commercial club build ing at Salt Lake City. All the work men employed OF the structure went out on a strike and Holstrom aroused their ire by replacing them with a motley array of undesirables. con sisting mainly oi Japg. They are threatening violence and heapiEc condemnation upon the head of the resouroeful superintendent whose evenness Of purpose bids fair to bring the belligerent steel workers back to their old jobs
 A Ettle over three years ago Hol- strom was timekeeper fer the men who. were installing the spreading beds and doing other structural woI X for the Cananea Consolidated Copper company. going from here to Bisbee to perform work of similar nature. Before leaving here he became a benedict, marrying a nurse in the local hospital who had watched over him through serious illness. His rise has been rapid, sli he stands away up with the best of them now.
 Christ kiopenstein and Byron yal!e came in dap or so ago from three months sojourn on the mining prop eTty near Bacoaehi. in which they are heavily interested. They are rather Teticent about the result of the prospecting they have been carrying on, but from the manner in whicl they refer to the mine their silence apparently covers 6 lot of good news to those who share in the claim Herb Walters, their associate, is bacf east making arrangements for more extensive work and is meeting with much encouragement despite the di' midity of capital. He will return to Cananea some time in July.
 The prevailing opinion that the larger operators in the Santa Cruz section have stopped work in order to turn public attention from the re glen, so that they may succeed ia buying up the Otner CialIls, appears tt be without foundation The main drawback to this belief is that the smaller holders of denounced ground have an abiding faith in the ultimatt vslqe of their property and will not rciinquish their titles under temporary Encouragement. When the coppeI' market reaches a more settled condi tion and the influence Of the financia depression has subsided this distric' will teem with the same vigorous If, that characterized it's opening two years ago.
 Mrs. John A. Campbell returned from Bisbee today. where she has been on visit to relatives ana friends.
 H. O. Howard. timekeeUer at tho Puerlecito mine, will leave in a fev days for a two weeks vacation.
 c. R. Kettle. rho has been dOinl some experimental work at the loca poewr plant, left for his home in Lp Angeles yesterday.
 Jack Horn has entirely recoyeret from his recent injury and will appea on Cananea's lineup against Fl Pas in today's and tomorrow'B games.