Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
All EARTHLY PARADISE
Where People Not Too Sick Can Find
 Health and Happiness.

Cave Greek Ariz.. July 3G-(Special correspondenee O. The Republican)- Richard L. Field. proprietor of Fields ranch on Cave Creek, has 90 nearly solved . problem c: interest to con sumptives that q special aIiu<ion there to may now be in order, Fer lcHS time Mr Field has bean osciHat.nS from lowIsnd o0 highland and from c@c noted health resort to a.other with t--e result Of cXpenCi-g 90 much vitality that he held his own nr!~ by .he e.e-- else Of great care and a patient cb- servance of d certain regime. &t i-st his own experiences N-itho,s; recalling any medical advice io3 :-:..i tc ;le co-.- clusion that the regime for h;.c Was such as V-5GIt. conserve his vitality and insure uninterrupted co.rposure and cCntentUeut Of mind. t0 avoid as --1uch as possible &M rhysical ami E-rE us strains; 10 settle down some Eiler- tc- better CT fc- worse.
 Last winter while visiting nC-e with his friend. f;. D. t--;- N-fortn tHl.o .7.i.ce died of ca..-eI' of the stoIl-tcl.j Fe per ceived that the 4tmosphera ot this al- titude 2,ccG fe=t above sea Iev@.. ,-1s to him what ha had b-en seeking. & . nesphere of Phoenix, 1.GGG feeu a0ov- the sea. and the thin coci air = Pr s- colt. about egG feet above sea level. The luore or less humid q -12l sphere ot Phoenix was , him q thlaS to be avoided ana the thiI: c5c! aI. of Pres colt and sCcn iligl regions involved too great d strain on weak lungs and heart. There are Vr"y many ccusi1s.- atiOns trivial u q neai.!ly person which q consumpcive Ine1s. Carefully weigh to insure ;.I.ythin.5 iik- a .-=tc.'- ation of failing vitality. Tae ;elr!asra- tUre here. while varying I.t,ie from that of PhoeEiz. v.aS much 5,,9-.. -n- durable because oi t.c cIy-ezs ,.fvrz- of. During the last month Ai-. Field and his assCliates have sa..el q2ite satisfactorily the last equation If their problem. They .:nd h., aa1e they stccd with little strain sUetl a'j1or.:'5,i temperatu.- as i!5 an6 ID degrees il the shade.
 There were c,;.er ooH-i,:7ra l!-E,- ia favor of this Ii.ca We are only thirty miles north O. Phoenix and tra WGr.E. and have mai and staee ,caeh c-'.- ing over gccri roads three times . week, Tkete uas Ilonty U shade aaJ good water and nothing U2S i... i1j,- er but q hc;ne O. his OWL Fortunate Y the Morris house WAS eo- 5alo. W:tr substa ntial buildings. an irric,.bie area of twenty acres. abundant shade. end water. lie bought that ranch and at once found rejuvena ton Of years and . refreshenirg Of spirit in tia rzfOrnl- ing the place 10 q rcn1icder cr his ot.j Pennsylvania farm home. and e.,cart- ing in architectural aspects - .. 70 senblance Of the semi-tIopic villas of Pcmpeii and Hurculano;,:sl where the ancient Roman aristccrats found both rest and luxurious ease. 4e erected broad galleries about the houses and expansive arb0rs under vaicn he placed easy chairs. eettees Aamu1ocl,s, etc. He restored the old stone walled reservoir and placed contiguoYs there to shower baths and reopaned the irri- gation 6itches. Fe rclHcdeled the ia- terlor Of the houses and equipped thom with furniture and appliances coHdu- cive to perfect comfort. Three times q weei: the stage brings hin supplies Of food, literature, etc. and in his re- friger2tor he has always fresh and cool, his meaJs. wine. vegetables and butter. His garden with little labor