Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-22

by California Fig Syrup Company Refuse any other kind with contempt. to feed itself Its fields have been ravagod for several years, little is being produced, and the time must be very near at hand when it will have to stop killing and footing and go to work With the cessation of theI European wars we expect that some thing will be done by outsiders to get the Mexican situation cleared up In- tervention by someone will probably be the final solution of the problem
 Greene Cananea is idle because of the political broils of Mexico Escap- ing for a long time any trouble with the many factions in Mexico. there finally TOTO up labor agitation in the camp that greatly interfered with the operatios of the mine. The native labor which constitutes a large DOT ton of the employees Of the Greene Cananea company, was restless. was affected by the wars, and was readily susceptible to the blandishments of labor agitators. who have also found their way to Mexico Cananea is very close to the American line. ride of a couple of hours being all that is necessary in going from the Ameri- can side to the town. The mine man ] agement was much interfered with by these labor disturbors who found will 1 ing ears among the ignorant natives. ! Attempts at damage to the property were several times made, and the mine was set on fire in about dozen | different places one night Fortunate. l ly these were discovered early and i wree finally eStinguished after much hard work in which the Copper ueeu ] helmet crew were called from Bisbee GO assist This crew lent invaluable aid Following on the heels of this came the depression in the copper market. SO the mines and mills were l closed. Some o fthe local manage ment were forced to quit the town. 1 It was a time when life was consid ] cred of little value and the wisest , course was one of retirement. The l property will resume work when con- iitions warrant and this will be at about the same time that copper 1 mines win be increasing activities on the American side of the line Mexico ] vii lsoon have fought itself out It l wil heed peace and need 1t for a long time to make up for the losses wars have brought Mexico depends large 'y cn foreign capital for it's living It will soon come begging for it to get actice again.
 Greene Cananea has made import
 mt ore additions in its mines and has a fine foundation in ore for many years to come. It was making fine
 records in its mines and smeltery and was earning money even on the low price of copper It win be in fie busy column with the rest and ! here win be little danger of labor troubles after the new start is made
 Whoever wins in the political con
 enticns of that country will stand
 ack Cf the mining company because money is what Is wanted there, and 1reene is about the only money pay Ing concern in that region when bus
 ness is going on Amy faction sue
 eeding win want to have its money
 oing into circulation and win giv'
 le company protection lt has had 10 trouble with any of the warning
 dement's but had with its labor egge'
 n by agitators from outside Wit
 he settlement of the political trou
 les no outsider will dare to go int
 ananea to make terms for the com "any because the Mexican method O
 reatng with them isn't healthy t
 he hides of these mischief makers
 Nearly all the mines in Mexico or
 rated by Americans have closed I'm
 arrangements have deposited inver
 7ries with the American counsel am
 aft the country A lot of capital !
 ile but it will be doing bushes
 gain as soon as the Mexioans hay
 ought their fights.
 IN THE MICHIGAN FIELD
 The Michigan copper distric
 queezed by am eight months strik
 ollowed closely by domestic industrl'
 epression and foreign wars that il
 erfered with sales of copper, is pr' ucins at about one-half normal ratel { has been hard hit, and it stlll live hioh sneaks much for the tbrift tha ad been current thero in an the year