Arizona republican., 1895-03-03
HIS REWARD IS HERE.
It Came After a Long Waiting
 and Hard Work.
The Continuation of the Hopes of an Active Real Estate
 Operator.

The time for which pioneers have been waiting and working is at hand. The impetus is already felt and the movement is becoming sensibly strong, prosperity in Phoenix. Real estate men say that inquiries within the past week have been more numerous than ever before and of a character to in- dicate that they will ripen in actual transactions. The men who have been expecting this consummation and have been striving to bring it about are of course the men who will deservedlv gain the greater honor, profit and satis- faction of having we'll served the town, and no man in all Phoenix has done more, nor deserves greater success than Geo. B. Perkins. MT. Perkins has already done we'll. He has been foremost among local real estate operators, and, if he had not been, the motto that sue cess crowns industry and activity would be void and meaningless.
 In periods of activity in the real es- tate market, MT. Perkins has been busier than hls competitors, and in seasons of dullness hls business has been less dull than that of his brother operators. That is. in all seasons good and bad MT. Perkins has been keeping up steady, healthful movement.
 But he has broader field and bet ter opportunity now than he ever en- joyed before. The wise operator is pre- pared to take advantage of the oppor- tunity and occupy the field.
 Phoenix today presents better field for the eastern investor, for the young man or woman wishing to grow up with the country, than any other place on the Pacific coast or elsewhere. It's immense resources are but commencing to attract the notice of the world. The best agricultural and horticultural sec tion on the Pacific coast, an abundant supply Of water to make the desert bloom as & rose. Immense pastures are the stamping grounds of thou sands of cattle, sheep and horses, and Arizona of the south is today the base Of supply for the meat dealers east and west.
 Adjoining mineral regions are rich beyond the greatest expectation of a Dumas. The hills are filled with gold, |, silver and other minerals, and where today one miner operates, in the near future hundreds will take out the hid den gold and contribute to Arizona's greatness and prosperity. Horticulture is an acknowledged success in the Salt River valley, our oranges are superior in quality to the choicest Riverside or Redlands fruits and have taken the Jnh in L California products; our deciduous fruits are superb and as it takes but couple of years to make tree bear an opportunity is given for people of limited means to ''make both ends meet" and lay the foundation for con- fortable bank account. Arizona is in the beginning of new era. Right now the rustler will get in his work. There is no more of rustler than George B. Perkins, who has in his eleven years' residence built up business which is without an equal in the territory. He knows the value, not alone of the city, but of the surrounding country as we'll, and recommendation on bis part rela- tive to business investment is a sure road to success.
 A stranger in Phoenix can do no bet ter than be advised by Mir. Perkins as to what and how to do to make property investments, and his list is so large that he can place a meager purse as effectively as 8 full one. George B. Perkins possesses the confidence of capitalists, for they entrust him with the loaning of their surplus funds. He has 8 comfortabl office in the old Hartford bank building, No. 37 West Washington street, where he will be pleased to meet all new corners as we'll as old friends.
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