Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
Bisbee--the Rich
 Copper District
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of The miners and walkers in The dis tricf. But the hills ate less steep and rocky. less rormidablei and impossible. and the homes are easier to reacn. Warren q show Place.
 From Lowell to Warren is another short stretch Of a few miles over well paved highway Warren is the snow gfoundi of the Warren district, the home Of me Calumet & Arizona general offices. the inspiration of Captain Jack GreenWay,l inoW q major in the United States army, | but formerly general manager or the com ! ipany. and his assistants. and the real residence and home suburb Of Bisbee and Lowell. II is laid out in regular blocks, with wide streets running east and west, north and south. Us streets are named, and although some Of them have steep grades they are straight and regular.
 In the heart Of the city Is the general office building or the Calumet ArlxOna Copper Mining company. large stone structure. Nearby is a similar building erected by the company in which are housed the stores Of the city, offices or "a few professional men, and the post office Back Of this building and ex- tending to the south Is the city park. al green, grassy square. scene or pleasant evenings throughout the spring. summer and fall months.
 The Ball Park.
 Because Warren is fhe only level spot within ten miles Of Bisbee and Lowell ,it has been selected as the site for The baseball and football grounds. on the south of the city a permanent diamond for summer and gridiron for winter has been laid out equipped with grandstands and bleacheFs and completely fenced iTeams from the United States army. froml the Warren district mines and from the, ,smelters at Douglas compete fin some form ,Or sport on this arena nearly every sun day of the year and frequently during me week.
 Within the past few months the ball mark has become famous for one orher .episode. When more than a thousand lsirikers and their sympathlzers were sent lout Of the Warren district they were lconeentratec before departure st the, ipark. and were placed on the train ai. lthe park:
 Further south from the baseball park is the Warren District country club, the Ichier center Of social activity of the dis ifrict The building is one Of the most handsome clubhOuses Of the state, fully ieuuipped for all character Of entertaining. The grounds afford a full golf course.
 and the players from tlre club have taken more than one cup in their con tests with the clubs from Douglas. Tucson
 Many New Homes.
 The artist and the writer counted four teen houses in the course Of construction while riding through the city. Because they did not leave the main streets il is probable that several others were over looked. More than thirty homes. which have been occupied inside the past lew months, were seen in the same casual survey. The new ones were easily picked out. In the yards were the be- 'ginnings Of lawns and struggling. small trees. while the new had not yet worn from the finish op the buildings.
 characteristic type Of construction has been adopted in the little residencei district Out Of the five or six hundredl homes fin the city, at the least. eighty per cent are Of the bungalow type. Most for them are on the mission style. They are beautifully finished, permanent ana costly.
 On the peak Of the hin in the north ! fern end or the city is reared the Deanu iful home or one of the officers or me ,Phelps-DOdge company, now serving ihe Red Gross in France, Walter DOuelas residences, all the homes Of officials in i one or another Of the mines Each IS surrounded with green lawns. trees snd wines, and, reared on the highest hill lin the city. they offer one or tse most inviting sights Of the entire district
 Far 10 the west and north or the Dusi- mess center Of Warren on another nigh hill is now being reared one or the most beautiful and permanent buildings or tnef sdistrict-the Calumet Arizona general hospital. The foundations and part or lthe walls have been completed. 1
 Returning from Warren on the eleetriel line the only manganese properties m ifhe entire district are passed. These arei seen al the top Of a bare hin, near War; iren. where gangs Of men are engaged m '''pOt hole" mining for thls precsousi metal. Stations along the electric me mark the working shafts Of the various properties and one or two smaller and Hess imDOrtant suburbs. Conductor a Confirmed Collector.
 The only soldiers in The district are stationed in camp halfway between Lowell and Warren This is one com ! lpany of infantry. housed in barracks erected several months ago by members ,Of the Arizona national guard
 The conductor collected fares at War iren. Again al Lowell he took up nickles. Ion the return trip he exercised the same privileges. The artist had the bank roll land did the digging
 Pretty soIt,' he said. ailer he had ldug for the fourth time. This guy just lcOlects whenever he takes a notion"
 Mining the Slag Dump
 The old slag dump of the Copper Queen lsmelter on the outskirts Of bisbee Is placed in plain view on the return trlp from Lowell. The smelter has been nov eG for several years. since the founda- lioa Of ti.e new plant m Douglas i6 years ego. Much or the slas rom me old dulnr heS been mined and shipped Co DOusias for the extraction or copper passed up by inc crtlie processes or early days But q part Of tiie dump stands intact scanned here and there with great cracks. and on the top Or this great black mass is located one or the largest feed, hseiy' coal and wood yards tn the entirs War ren district
 Financially me Warren district Is one of the SOundest in the entire southwest fWhen COchiSe county was called on IOr hts subscription 10 the second liberty loan and inc allotment was announced me Warren district alone subscribed for more than enough bonds 10 cover tle minimum allotment TOT the county. With the aid or the remainder of the county ule dlstrtct raised this eounty's quota or me sesohu issue. bonds 10 more than three millions ior dollars, two and one-halI umes Ihe allotment.
 The district Is taking the same interest lin the war as Is shown m all parts Ot iihe southwest. Hotels and restaurants have proclaimed their meafless day, anu exercised strict cenSorship oi Mnss u.r,s ,ers shall eat. Clubs and organlLa'ohs for the benefit Of the He'd CrosS, tne hafherless children or France the Bel lgian orphans and similar purposes are actively engaged in their work. The |. N. C. A. and the \. w. L. A. are tsAsns an active interest in all patriotic move ments. From the top or the highest hlll in inc district where everyone can see it thrOughout the day, great aineIleah flag is flying and from buildings, rest .dences, stores and the head lrsnes oNe' shafts the stars and stripes are lluhk.
 From The day of this discovery the W ar ren district has struggled at various tines lnder difficulties. First tt was pracucai- Iy overlooked by the pioneer miners pc 'causa copper was less sought than sil-
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