Memorial to James Douglas at Bisbee

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 5, 1928

Abstract

BUSTS of James Douglas and his friend, Ben Williams, placed in front of the library at Bisbee, Ariz., were unveiled there on April 8, and the connection of the two men with the development of the. Copper Queen mine was reviewed. Judge Bisbee, the brother-in-law of Ben Wil-liams, secured an option on the Copper Queen claim, financed its development and sent Ben Williams in to build the smelter, which turned out its first copper in November, 1880. Dr. Douglas, who was then superintendent of the Chemi-cal Copper Co., at Phoenixville, Pa., had a refining plant and, looking for more metal to refine, came to Bisbee early in 1881, where he negotiated a contract to refine the Copper Queen copper.
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APA:  (1928)  Memorial to James Douglas at Bisbee

MLA: Memorial to James Douglas at Bisbee. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1928.

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