JOHN J. COLEMAN
History of Arizona, 1896

Like many of the best citizens of the county, Mr. Coleman has 
spent the principal part of his days engaged in mining and is 
at present the superintendent of McCabe Mine, which he assumed 
charge of in August, 1894.  He is eminently the type of the  
progressive American citizen, has pushed his undertakings to a 
satisfactory issue, and has met with a fair share of success. 
He is a civil enigneer of note and a graduate of Notre Dame.  
In 1887 he came to Arizona and became foreman of the Silver King 
Mine in July 1888.  Previous to becoming foreman of Silver King 
Mine he was engaged as foreman in the mines around Silver City, 
New Mexico.  As stated, he became superintendent of McCabe Mine 
in August 1894, and has had entire charge of that property since 
that time. He is a wide awake thorough man of affairs, and has 
many friends among the best citizens of the country.

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