Arizona republican., 1908-02-28
WONDERFUL FUTURE
 OF B0USE DISTRICT
A Talk by One of ,he Men Who Has Pinned His Fai'r 10 it's Future and is Putting His Money In.

I. C. Denton of Bcuse. twenty-five miles this side of Parker on the A. & C. railroad. spent Wednesday in Phoe- nix. having a variety Of missions here but chiefly a little business with the assayers MT. Denton is a practical miner. having worked in many dis trictS of the southern states. He final ly got into a position to do little op- erating on his own account and after looking things over generally he de- cided that Bouse is the place he pre- fers tu tie to. He proposes to handle mining Investments in that district and invites correspondence. He is not sit ting around waiting for business how ever. but is busy making business. In the first place he formed an associa- tion with a number of good people who have the facilities for promoting and financing mines and then he land ed in the Bouse district and went to work. That was some months ago and hc says now that he is there tc stay. He did not come with flourish of trumpets. CT with a plethoric purse but he had few dollars. enough to pay his expenses. and he had connec- tioHs that could furnish a few dollars if there was desirable use for them Personally familiarizing himself with the district he located many good claims and when he saw others al- ready located that appealed to him. he bought them for himself or his as scciates. at reasonable prospect values It was not long until he found him. self interested in about eighty-flNe properties in one way or another.
 This information is secured from Mir. Denton himself who states it modestly and not for personal adver- tising but hoping 10 call some atten- ton to that district. which got its first real introduction to fame on the occa- - sion Of the late excursion of the Com mercial Club There are many others operating in the district beside MT, Denton and he believes that in q veal from now there will be a score where there is one today, to say nothing of those who form the general population of a mining camp. There is money enough there. he believes. for all who come and are equipped for develop nent l. Is practically a virgin district in most cases only the title work be- ing done on the claims. and some oi them nothing but the erection or the monuments Even so. they are not all the discoveries Of recent weeks foI the pioneers have known of rich ore bodies there for twenty years or more but the lack of transportation facili- ties precluded development.
 MT. Denton had charge of the ar rangcment of the mineral display at the Bcuse depot on excursion day, and those who were in the party will recall that it was the big incident Of the trip In his operations there he has dis closed but few of his plans to his friends and neighbOrs. nor does he scare to speak of them now at any length for several of his associates arc not yet ready to announce their con- nection with the projects in hand for business reasons. He has some of tho leading men of Los Angeles interested with him whose identity will be mad' known when the proper time come' and they will he prepared to put som' money into development and give tho district d shove iE the right direction One of his associates. however that he has no hesitancy in naming. l. George NJ. Otis of Los Angeles who is