Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
MINING MAGAATtS IN CITY YESTERDAY VISITING THE MINES
Clarks of New York Spending Time Making Trip
 in Territory
NO SIGNIFICANCE TO TRIP

Charles Clark of the United Verde mine of the Clark copper interests
 w. l.. Clark, manager of the ClarK
 interests at Jerome, Ariz.. and Thom'
 as Taylor, the superintendent or the
 Jerome shelter, were in the city yes
 terday and were shown over the mn
 ing district by Capt. John c, Green,
 vay, general manager oi the Calumet
 and Arizona Mining company.
 Ir is averred that the trip of the
 Clarks through Arizona has no ssr
 pecial sisnifieanoe With regard to Arlzona minlng interests. The pur-
 sose of the trip to various mining ,amps in the southwest and northern Mexico is to gather data and ideas in methods of shelter construction and operation, with the view of applying them to the construction of the smel. ter to be built at Jerome.
 Meet at Phoenix.
 The Phoenix newspapers tell Of the
 presence of a number of prominent mining men in that city at the Fora Hotel Monday night, the party includ- ing Cart. John c. Greenway, general
 manager of the c. & A mines, and
 James Douglas of Douglas. Others i at the hotel besides the Clarks were l Dr. L. D. Ricketts of the Greene
 Cananea company at Cananea, Mex ! ico: c. F. Mills Of the Detroit Copper
 company and David Cole of the Ray
 Consolidated. - | Captain Greenway stated last night
 that the visit of the captains !of the copper industry at Phoenix had no
 especial significance to Arizona min.
 ing interests at large. that the trip was being made for the purpose of studying conditions of mining al Ari-
 zons and Mexico camps.
 Making Study Of Mines
 According to Capt. Greenway, there was no meeting held at Phoenix. He and MT. Douglas accompanied Dr. Ricketts to the teT-i-"riaI capital merely to meet the eastern copper
 magnates The party visited Ray. l Jerome, Douglas and other mining camps and will new go to Cananea,
 to study mining conditions there. The following from the Phoenix, | Republican of Wednesday tells of the presence or tuH men III IuEL GlAN- There wsre probably more influ- ential mining and smelling men Fgathered tosether last night at the ' HOel Ford tan have been assem- bid in the territory at any other ] time in years. The derarture Of c. ' ". Clark and party for Ray was ! delayed yesterday morning when 1t ] was learned that pr. l.. D. Rickerts, ! tfe general manager of the Green Cananea Copper company of Canau- ca. Mexico: !. c. GreenWay, general Tanager of the Calumet & Arizona Co-ter com~ any Of Bistee: c. F. Nils. general manager of the De ] troit Copper Conrany Of Afo-Sncf; Davi Cole. general manager O the ! Ray Consolidated at Ray, and | James s. Dcnglas. general manager [ of tHe PhelTs Dodge interests at i Doug'as. were to arrive on the even ing tram from the south
 When interviewed on the evening ' of his arrival in Phoenix. Mir. Clark | stated that his trio through the min, ! -ng vamps of the territory was talk | cH rgIn~IraJIv for the purrose of | gathering data and new ideas of IT, which might be of assistance in [ bUIluIng a nSw sDe'ter at Jerome. I No tine was set for the beeinninc | Of the rev sTelteT. and 1t was ac- i trmed that no pans or snecifica. | tons had been drawn. bTt although | inc cate and the beginning of con- | sfruction is jndeteTminate. there is strong likelihood of g~ound being | tToken before the end of the year. | z is believed that the Clark inter-
 ests are anvio"s to Increase the out put Of the United Verde mines.
 When asFef f the prominent min Ing Teu who met last night had l come together { oconfer on any oues. : 5ion of cOmwo ninport to all, Mir. 1 Clark re eied: "No. We have met
 accidentally" Nothing was learned rom any member of the party con- | co ming any matter of business which might have made such a l conference necessary.
 Although he was not fin the eify ! when the mining men came from ! Ire south last night, D. c. JackIin. ! inc general manaeer of the Utah i CoDper company, was also in the city yesterday. but he left in the ! evening without waiting for the
 arrival of the others.
 When he left New Fork 1t was
 NIT. Ciark's intention not only to | visit the United Verde mines. but
 every other large coDner nronertv in | Arizona. and he had planned to leave for Ray yesterday, from which ! Piace- the trip vas to be continued ! on 10 other mining towns in the ter. rt"ry, visiting DougIas last. and
 then crossing over to Cananea. If
 was stated last night that in view ! of the conference he had had with
 the general managers Of the cooper
 oomTanies. the o-Ser of the trip
 -o1id be reversed, and instead of ! eoing to Dorelas and Cansnea last. he would visit these cities first and
 insnect the smeite7s in the other
 mining towns Of Arizona on the re-
 turn from Mexico.
 NIT. Clark Is accompanied by VIII