Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-02
IOWA MINING
 COMPANY
4 New Incorporation Which Will Operate In Cherry Greek Upon
 an Old and Proven Property.
The Conger Mine Which Was Large Producer a Number of Years
 Ago to Be Worked Again.

Attention is directed to the low; Gold Mining and Developmet com pany, whose lad" appears in another column in this issue.
 The people at the back of this cor poration are we'll known in Prescott with the exception of c. c. Scoullar of Chicago, and w. J. Thornby and P. J. Miniter, of Deadwood, s. D Mir. Scoullar is one of the heaviest building contractors in the country with headquarters at Chicago while Mir. Maniter and Mir. Thornby are connected with the Unitedl States mint of Deadwood, s. D., NIT. Mini ter in the capacity of chief and Mir Thornby as chief melter. These gen. tlemen are also interested in the Federal Mining and Milling com pany, also a new corporation with headquarters at Prescott and adjoin- ing the ground of that owned by the Iowa company.
 There is a funny story in connec- ton with all this which we would like to tell were we at liberty to do so, but the gist of the matter is, that they were so well pleased with the results of their visit to Cherry Creek last week that when they saw the opportunity to become interested in the Iowa corporation they were only too glad to do so.
 The ground owned by the company is the old Conger mine, the mine on which the Etta made most of its reputation; this is supplemented by the addition of six more very promis- ing mining claims, making total acreage of about no acres. A very important factor is, that the water used by some of the near by mining companies has its source on the ground owned by the Iowa company, and water is always one of the pro- blems to consider when mining in Arizona.
 It is announced from very authen- tic sources, that great deal of ore and good ore, is exposed in the old workings of the mines and also that some new ore bodies have been opened on the surface by recent devel- opment work, and with the advent of a mill which the company promises by October l, we will see one of the best little mines, or perhaps big ones, in Arizona.
 MT. Wombacher, who will be the manager of the property on the ground, is a thoroughly practical and experienced Colorado mining man. Mir. Wombacher operated number of mining properties in the Cripple Creek district with good success, and more recently was manager of the Monarch company in the Cherry Creek district, and a better choice for manager could not have been made.
 The officers of the company are: c. c. Scoullar, president; D. F. plllcHSll, NiCe pIeSlucutj O' l. hlHdS, secretary; s. L. Pattee, treasurer. These with MT. Thornby Mir. Mini ter, MT. Wombacher, MT. T. E. Camp bell and B. H. Smith complete the direc torate. With such as these in control of the affairs of the company it will be carefully and honestly managed.
 This is one of several companies being organized through the efforts of the Prescott Realty company and they should receive liberal support from local people, since throuh their efforts they are interesting great deal of outside capital and advertis- ing Prescott pretty thoroughly all over the United States.