Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-28
FIRST MEETING IN BISBEE
 Mines Association Coming
 to Bisbee in April for
 First Annual Catherine.

'o Dioue1 iA HPiH iUi First Annual Gathering. The first regular convention of the
 Arizona Mines Association win meet
 in Bisbee on Monday, the 9th day oi April.
 The secretary Of the Association
 MT. c. H. Akers, of Phoenix, writing to mining man in this district, says:
 The date of the Miners Conven-
 ton at Bisbee is the sth day of April As matters now stand it looks as though there will tremendous al. tendance from all over this part of the country A great many here in this part of the country are talking about going, and they are urging ey- eryone to go who could possibly do so. The executive member in Yavapai county says there will be a big attend ance from up In that part of the coun- try. Generally speaking, believe we can make il one of the greatest con yentions ever held in Arizona. as sure you l am going to do everything in my power to boost it and make 1t a gigantic proposition. The member ship list of the Miners Association is growing very fast, and feel confident that in twelve months we will have in the neighborhood of 10000 members enrolled. So let us push the thing in every way possible"
 The Arizona Miners Association was organized at Phoenix in Deceu- Der, during the territorial fair. and since thai date membership lists have been circulated through the several counties in the territory with very satisfactory results.
 The objects Of the association are clearly ser out in a pamphlet just is, sued by the Association. and ends as. 
 Objects.
 To protect, develop and foster the mining and mineral industries of the Territory of Arizona. ."-Constiturt Article I. Section 2.
 To advertise to the world the vast of the scarcely touched min eral resources of Arizona Capital is only waiting to be -shown'' in order 10 invest in legitimate propositions, which will tend to increase the output snd make more business in every line.
 To increase the payroll. More hines means more miners al work; more prospects developed; more men employed in various occupations; more supplies needed; more houses built; more population for Arizona; nore wealth produced.
 To assist In every legitimate and practical manner the prospector who ias a meritorious prospect worthy of | 
 To protect the investing public from | wildcat" schemes by exposing them | ' herever found. One iilegitimate l will do more harm to the industry than can be enumerated by | several good projects properly han lied. The man who loses in fake company does more adverse adyertis- ng for the community than can be recovered from by the good words of lalf a dozen satisfied investors. Strikei It the root by giving Ihe public accu- ate information about all proposf- ions. and let 1t be known that the Ari- ona Miners Association will not anything detrimental to he interests of the Territory.
 Not to further the political ambi- ions of any man or clsss of men. but Q work for the upbuilding of Ariso- as mining interests.
 For the man with the pick and drill 8 well as for the man with the bank ecount For the mine owner. mer- hant, and fumberman- For the as ayer. and tho alfalfa grower For he chemist and the cattieman. For II who are interested directly or indi- ectly in the growth and development f the mining interests of Arizona.
 Great wealth Is in the ground
 Labor and capital together win ring 1t out
 Organized efforts bring suecess , lore members mean more influence. diversified interests in one body car < 7 weight. All push together for the uccess of the Arizona Ainer1 Asso iauon, for that means pucing Arizo- a in the front rank in she mining orld.
 Boost your own interests with those Arizona Become a member by sending your anne, address snd s2.eo to the Secre- ny.
 With the convention three months I stant, 1t behooves the Chamber of