Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Tint go are cuunl 90 the emergency |
that We will AZ least encourage the
miner aud the pro-p"ctor To- such w
extent tina, there VIII hc u continuous
aow of ore. sent I'm tn the Humboldt |
and the Righy sm.l'crs Ana ' am
here reminded of q conversation thht
had Yesterday with " gentleman. ~
which was informed that to date
there has been over t1o0,0oo expended
in the cons, rnction Of buildings, and the
purchase of machinery hv the Humboldt
enterprise. and I was also informed ~
,bc same conversation that there had
been expended hv the Righy enterprise
over a quarter of million of dollars ~
the construction Of buildings and the
purchase of machinery for the ccon"in''
ral treatment Of ores.
when the fact * established. "nd '
have not the least doubt IN the world
but that the ores sent 10 these sm"ltcrs
will hc honestly treated, It viii 10" hui
u question Of very short time until
the result Of that treatment is felt In
every business within the city Of Pres
colt: aud this fact once established. II
will ic but question Of very short
time until you ill witness within the
confines Of the city limits of Prescott
the construction of many new business
houses. and blocks of them; many sub.
stantial residences will be built. our
population will increase. and II IN 10y
this method Of getting busy" that
We can expect To force prosperity upon
ourselves.
Dr. Nirkcrs. editor of the Phoenix
Republican. said; "Ii is good to feel
that I am among bunch Of live ones,
and begin 10 feel that | am alive my.
self. am proud Of Yavapai county,
and proud to know that n, one time !
was u citizen of this county. Continue
with your good work. You have start.
ed right. I would suggest that you
invite the members Of the Maricopa
club 10 one Of your dinners, and co-ope.
rate towards the building of the entire
territory. 1t would do them good,
for know it has done me good
T. q. Norris was asked to explain 'ls
there any good reason why I don 7 run
for congrcss'" The speaker skilfully
parted the delicate question, and asked
to be allowed to introduce two gentle.
men present from Pennsylvania, who
have just become financially interested
in the mining industry. W. II. Say,
Of Pittsburg, who was first presented,
said that there had been extensive adj.
vcrtising of the Grand Canyon, but in
his opinion the switchback road 10
Crown King was worthy of just MS
turc. Arizona had received very lit.
Tie advertising, yet there are six mines
in the territory that produce more than
the entire state ~ Nevada. The country
| needs some boomers. Citizens in Pitts.
burg had made 100000 out Of the
Bisbec district, hut Yavapai county
was only known there through J.. X.
O'Brlcn. r. q. Blakcly Of Franklin,
Penn, endorsed the remarks Of his as.
sociatc.
Reese NJ. Ling called attention 10
the fact that IA weekly mining paper
would be published within n few DAYS,
and suggested to the publicity com.
mittcc that much valuable information
for their campaign could he secured
from Mr.. finney regarding the condi.
tions that made il necessary 10 increase
the Smclter capacity year sooner than
anticipated.
Acting upon the suggestion made by
Mr.. Murphy in his address, q committee
upon motion was appointed to draft
resolutions Of respect TO the memory Of
the late Congressman Adams, and reso.
intions thanking the remaining mem.
hers of the "Faithful Forty Three, !"
"s well ms the senators who stood by
Arizona. The committee named com.
pr'ses 7. q. Norris, A. W. Bork, +. l..
Wright, and NJ. II. Hazeltinc.
Suggestions of helpful nature were
made by Mr.. McCarty of Washington,
who WAS followed by Judge T.. W.
Wells. The latter spoke of the great
interest being manifested in Arizona y
resources in the east, and said the state.
hood fight had been valuable adve,.
usement. As regards statehood, he
urged every one to be on his guard M
ne reared there was a trap in the pro.
posed constitutional convention.
Ex-Governor N. o. Murphy explain.
ed that II the majority of the eIsc,o,.