Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-08
OUR PRESENT OFFER.

To Men NhO are To-day blinQly
 Walking Over Golden OppOrtuni-
 ties in Phoenix; to 3OO Lady and
 Gentlemen Public School Teach
 CTS in Arizona, representing thirty
 odd States of our Union and Can
 ada; to hundreds of Commercial
 Travellers visiting Phoenix as we'll
 as to every Sensible Mechanic and
 his Prudent Wife contemplating
 living in Phoenix. S,}5,0O0 in Val
 ues Free (Inside City ProPerty).
 There is only one way that is safe for any man or any number of men in medium circumstances, by which they can maintain their present po- sition, if it be a good one, or raise themselves above 1t if 1t be a bad one, in any community, much less one with the opportunities of Phoe- nix, viz: By the practice of indus try, frugality and prompt action in securing city property. The eye and ear of three-fourths of the wealthy of the United States are watching Phoenix and its untold wealth. Arizona stands without an equal on this continent in the pleu- ituie of rich resources. Her coal lands, aggregating 10000 square miles, her timber carefully estima- ted, over ten thousand million feet, not to speak of her mineral, fruit, cattle and agricultural lands, her climate surpassing that of Egypt. In such a section there is no suTer road by which young men and la dies especially, can raise themselves from a position in which they feel to be incompatible and unsatisfac- tory as regards their mental and physical conditions, than by com mencing at once 10 make payments on a lot in this phenomenal city while the present opportunity lasts (mark our words; it never will be repeated in Phenix). It particu- larly applies to hundreds of com mercial travellers coming and going monthly; to over three hundred public school teachers in Arizona. Representing thirty different states in the union as well as Canads). To hundreds of our brave old miners now requiring a home and rest in the city of which they laid the foun- datiOn years ago-PhoeniN. To in railroad men with an eye to the future. To lady and gentle men clerks working by the month. To hundreds of miners at Congress, Jerome and other points (that are to-day throwing money to the birds). To dozens of United States officers and soldiers at the different posts. To hundreds of cattlemen and me chanics who desire to reap large profits from small investments, if not a home. To every thinking in the cities and mining camps in the territory. To every man, old and young. not capitalist already, that Is to-day investing in local loan and building associations which on their face and by virtue of their plans must prove inadequate for the very purpose for which their good thinking promoters founded them in this, that from limited re- such institutions must pro- iuce very limited results, and when considered with the wants of a met ropolitau city like Phoenix, most unsatisfactory in the end. This emergency or necessity, however, will be amply supplied our city in he near future by corporations of unlimited means-when the modern house worth from 5000 upward will be sold to the energetic citizen )n a very small cash payment down md one hundred and twenty months n which to pay balance. More than hat, the monthly payment (interest will not be over SIP with ! further clause in the contract that mould the purchaser die after the irst years payment thereon, his amily will receive a deed for the ame Ia clean cut deed). We sub nit with charity to all, but with irm sense of duty toward every -oung man in our city and territory | hat he at once buy a cheap lot or 1 eyeral if he eau, and do so while | ime and opportunity lasts-which | will not be long. Kilroy's New Pal | stine agency is the only factor, yes | public benefsctor, that can offer you nside property at one-third it's val | Ie and will continue to do so for | he months of June, July and Aug
 st if not sold out sooner. That it | peaks in prophetic language and at he right time is appreciated al- eady by many persons whose aim l life is the taking advantage of be phenomenal opportunities m bis city Read his ad carefully in le dailies of Phoenix. It suggests hat you do not idly put it of. but lake up your mind and take ad- antage thereof to-day, either by alling or writing him. You will 1 ever regret it, but lay the founda- on of your hundreds, if not thous- ads of dollars, within a year or yo, remembering always that i've -e lacking in true courage when for ar of the future we persist m talk
 g the crusts and scraps and wholly ,ly on the niggardly salaries of the resent. We should not be satisfied ith a salary alone. We should not Ortgsge the possibilities of our .ture, more particularly after hay 6 the opportunities so apparent
 are those in Phenix to-day, called
 our attention. No, We should, hile opportunity is ours, have the e courage to take life as it comes
 feast or famine. The readers of
 is article and their friends in the nited States and Canada can remit
 our credit Sl0O to the Pheni1 ational Bank. with an additional 50 registry fee, when the bank 2 II I