Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-16
IAVAPAI CLUBS
 ANNUAL BANQUET

'''cu Tress wire, they attracted so nut" attention that several well known h"s'crn capitalists and men. who had IormerIy been identified with no financial departments at wosh;,o,on immediately sought Prescott ipscrrinn '"'' u must be most desirable ficld 'h winch to establish several lo,oo ''"""e'a' institutions with capitalizn. tons not less than s5,o0O oOo-so os ,o meet tho wants of our rapidly increas. 'ng ana Furious spcculators.
 This clearly indicates that cautions investors or enthusiastic speenIa,ors need not play the Eastern mnrko,s ,, long distance, by retaining New York or Boston brokers to aid them in son. arnting themselves from their mo,oy pu' when the excitement of prospecting TOT gold or copper palls upon them. they can save time and lose their hard cash just as easy by taking flyer either m the stocks listed in our Big Ex. change, or traded in on ,he Gu,lcv street curb.
 "It would hardly be proper to give any suggestions as to what stocks arc gong up,' either on the market ar otherwise, but in n general way we would say, that it is very unwisc in n person of limited capital to invest in such weak and doubtful securities as government or municipal bonds, even though the return in interest is consid. cred great inducemcnt, but rather to carefully select some industrial mining or other good security, which, while of. fering little or no return to you in the way of dividends, will always assure You the ownership of beautiful gilt. edged certificate, and the never ending hope of some day being billion. airc.'
 Campaigning With Davidson.
 Saloons to the right of them,
 Saloons to the left of them,
 Saloons in front of them,
 Volleyed and thundered.
 "Forward the lemonandc;
 Charge it to Smith," he said.
 C.. h.. ID Morrison gave humorous recital of his experiences with Roy Davidson dur. ing the late campaign, and attributed the latter's prowcss as n vote.gctter to his winning ways with the fair sex.
 "Reminiscences of Early Prescott.
 II. D. Aiken, who responded to this toast, paid his respects to such eminent citizens as F.. W. Wells, M. Goldwater r. NJ. Murphy, w. C. Bashford, Judg, Hawkins, Fred Brecht. and others. by relating humorous incidents in theii early careers here, prefacing his re cital with these comments:
 "wc find upon looking over ou' membership, some twenty-five names that have been familiar ones in this city for n quarter of n century or more that trot in the same class, but l shal not attempt 10 tell tales out of schoo on all of these. If yon should gaze into their respective faces at the present moment, you would sec reflected tho personifcation of dignity itself, fringet perhaps with n slight touch of Rockc feller picty, and l will ask you Co bea' in mind that we are young ourselves and should not iudgc too hastily, SO le' us promptly throw the mantle Of char ity around their portly frames and rec oncile ourselves eff we can) to thai dazzling glare of inc 'Chauncey' halo' that now eucirclc their noble brows.
 Lone Distance Mining.
 "Long Distance Mining" was ably responded to by "St. Bcrnord' Gun niirc. who said;
 To point out the meaning of this m troduction, | wish to tell story abou' the Thunder Mountain excitement n '9s. Mir Longacrc was manager or q mine and was stationed in Haley Idaho. There was forty feet of sno" at Thunder Mountain, and he tele graphcd his superintendent to keep the trail open to Thunder Mountain The supei ntondcnt wired back, and said gro hell with Thunder Mountain; ke'G ihc trail open 10 New York;
 Mark Twain says a "minc is hole in the ground with a liar on top v l' Yavapai county. however, th" ''ua''o" is somewhat different, in fact, th" con di,jons here are unique. Here there are liars on top, but in too many cases
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