Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30

The question is, win Risbee ask for what is offered her. In addition to the regimental 1rmy post, there is q chance that 3isbee may secure the Calumet and Arizona shelter and the Shattuck shelter The loca- ton of the C. and A shelter has not been decided uron, nor has the Ssattuck Arizona mining company de Cided tO locate it's smelter at Doug las or any other point
 The matter Of the location Of the Calumet and Ar zona smelter Is at present under consideration. The ad. Nantages and disadvantages as be. tween Bisbee and Douglas are be ing we ghed. and should it be de clded that Bisbee, or rather Warren, offers better facilities for a sme!ter location than Douglas, the smelter, with Its consequent benefits, will come to the Warren district.
 II hsd been generally thought that the Shattuck company had definitely decided to erect its shelter at Dong. las. Tn is not true. The making of a typographical map of site at Douglas was merely in the nature of on investigation. Tn fact. the first site tentatively selected at Doug las has been abandoned and no othe: site has been selected The impress sion that generally prevails, that the sme'ter plans for Douglas had been definitely and finally dee ded upon probably resulted from Douglas news paper reports, winch also published the story that L. C. Shsttuck would move to Douglas and erect a S25,. 900 home there
 That there is an excellent chance that Bisbee will get the Shattuek- Arizona smelter. was the statement made yesterday by Judge J. NJ. O'ConuesI general counsel for the Shattuck-Arizona mining company. He declared that no decision 10 build the shelter at Douglas had been de decided upon. and that there were several things that favored Bisbee in comparison or BisDee anu Do4s- las as probable locations for the shelter
 How is it that the business men and people of Bisbee do not appre. ciate the importance of the opor. tunities offered her, and can sit idly by and wait for them to drop in her lap, cannot uDdersiaud.1 said the president of the board of tarde.
 At the b mass meeting to be bchi on the night of December 6, the shelter matter will be brought up and discussed. It is possible that resolutions will be drawn up and passed, asking the two mining com panies to consider the Warren dis 1rict n arriving at a decision fs to the location of smelters. Figures are being prepared and will be sub miJted ill proof of Bisbee's ayaila- bilitp as a smelling point Bisbee's ra lroad insularity, heretofore a gre.t drawback, will be remedied by the construction of the Fl PasO and Southwestern extension, which vi place Bisbee within nine miles of tae main line Of the Soutswestern system.
 The matter of a water supply also, 1 which rendered B sbee as ineligible for smelting locations, has been solyedl by finding an ample water 1 supply in the country south of War ren. IL is understood that the Shet. tuck already owns ground in that . locality. Judge O'Connell is of the . opinion that all that the companies would ask of Bisbee would be a | disTos tion to want the smelteT.
 Douglas may be a competitor in | the fight for the regimental srmy post, but that place has already been proven as not available by the recent troubles along the interns tional bor- der It was on account of lack of camping facilities that t-e place was abandoned by the Sixth Cavalry. and Warren chosen instead. That War ren will be the place from which future patrols are maneuvered is in- dicated by the fact that maps Of the roadways to Douglas and Naco have been msde for the Fort Huaehuca cavalry.