Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08
LARGE CROWD
 BIDS GOODBYE
 ID DAVID COLE

tANANEA Dec. Special IA large crowd assembled at the depot yesterday to bid David Cole Godspeed on his trip to new and higher duties. and ts vish him all the luck that his natural qualifications and broad views cannot help but bring He put in the entire morning going about the various departments. bidding farewell ta alI-laborers as well as the departments chiefts; for Cole possesses the rare faculty of know ing kis men and mingling with them with a freedom that holds them in perfect loyalty. His long residence here and the many warm personal frieRds he has. together with his un- stinted devotion for the welfare of Cananea, made his departure an uR- pleasant step on his own part. Nearly always when e man high in author ity leaves a big concern there are a number of people who are elated because he has gone. but there is not a voice in Cananea that is free from an expression of genuine regret because David Cole has left
 He goes to the Ray Consolidated at a period when it is just budding into greatness. The responsibilities there are great. but no one doubts his ability to meet them A concen- tration with daily capacity Of near. ly ls.eOO tons Ito equal any in the world. is to be built; an enormous smeIrna plant. with reverbatories predominating. is to be installed and the accessory equipment for biz copper camp with a forecasteo output of 500O0. 900 pounds of cop per bullion annually is to be put II under the supervision of man whC graduated in Cananea's unequailes school. Local interest has been arou' iu Arizonas biggest mine-to-be and Do jealousy will be felt should if forge ahead cf what the Canane; Consolidated will eventually sp proach for a Cananean will share ! it's harvest of fame.
 California Oil which has replace' the Texas product as fuel for tn' Canaaea Consolidated. is very diff icult to feed from the tanks to tn burners. end is so sluggish and thiel that a special heating apparatus in process of installation to reEeo' it's slow flow to the boilers At tn sbops. where it was used for heatin purposes. coke has been substituted The cola weather is partly responsi ble for this. though it does not g through the pipes rapidly in ho weather. The item of freight make it cheaper than Texas oil, notwitf sctsnding the expense that is nece' sary for thinning it. Several cars ar at the tanks that cannot be unload ed until the weather moderates.
 Jack Evans. manager of the E' piritu-Santo Mining O., and pres dent of the concern, has had the pr' perties uaonumented and is in posses sion of exhaustive maps cf to ground. Plans for beginning wor are rapidly maturing; and, as tn recent arrangement for providin funds for a resumption was success full. it is only a matter of mont or SO until the camp will be aetiV
 Esperidion Rabies who has Eel ten Dertenencias of ground near tl Chispas for several years, has take steps ao deuounce some adjoInin ground to his claim. He receipt come asrface samples yesterda from the ground he expects to n upon which assays 200 ozs- siiF' to the to., with considerable les contents. The countrI where ta silver bearing ground lies is pracu ally inaccessible. though the sout ern Pacific railway has made sur'e, within easy reach of 1t His origin holdings carry ore with fiatteri' values in silver
 NJ. J. NoOnan. who has been eu. sick for several days. has partia' recovered, and viii be at his duu again in a day or so.