The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-17
BOGS0 District
 Is New Wonder
NEW EEuE0N FOR PROSPECTOR
 AND CAPITALIST.
Santa i-e's New AiaiE Line by Way os Parker Will Make Ii Tributary
 10 Los Angeles.

What the Santa Fe is doing fer thu
 development of all nnexplored region 0
 Arizona is testified 70 by George Otti
 of los Angeles, formerly of Grand Fail
 Texas, and J. (, Denton, formerly 0 1 Goldfeld. but now of BOuaee Ariz.. wht
 are in the city confeFrin9 with Nttor
 ney Russ Avery, in she Langhlin build
 ing. That the line projected all lht
 way from Nickenburg to Bengal
 crossing the Colorado river at Parker
 Is to work wonders in mineral develop
 ment is their firm conviction AnC
 their experiences are q six months
 story only.
 T have mined since I was 16" sait
 NIr. Denton, at the Hayward yesterday
 ,eeand have worked iu tIr~rchest ant
 best mineral zones from Cripple Creek
 to Goldiel3 and in Old Mexico, but
 have never seen region of such vas'
 mineral res2urcce, such immense possi
 bilities as be {5ouse region of Arizona
 Bouse is a town twen> y-sevcn mile: east of Parker. l. Is s niong district close |" the psw line Of the Santa Fe.
 which has been constructed between 1 Wicl1enburg anu Parker and which on 1 ly waits the completion of the gigantic new bridge oyer the Colorado at Park eF to make possible the connection with she old line tracks.at Bengal, San Der nardino-county, California. This con nection once completed the Santa Fe will have made q cutoff of three hHn- l tdYed miles or more in it's main line and Twill have entered region thgt, with every e&plor"tionf seems to unfold lavish riches of nature,
 This district-noi Bouse alone, bus that portion of Yum" county reaclIng from the Gila river to the Bill William, fork nearly one- hundred miles along the Colorado river-is now the Fl De- rado for the prospecior. It is a region where experienced men are are pre- pairing to do large things in a large way; v here experienced men are find
 ing great mines that some day will rank with the biggest fa She world. rhis is tire confident prediction Of Nr, Denton and lFr. Otis
 NEW EEGION FOR EXPLORATION.
 Of cid the prospeator did not venture more than eight or ten miles from the Colorado CT the Williams fork. The great arid region east of the Colorado was unptnetrated and is unchartered by the government surveys, yet into it the intrepid railway engineer pushed and surveyed tke new line, found wa~ ter and made it possible for the pres peCtor t6 make his excursions with safety.
 t was following the railroad work Ghat the new district was discovered.
 Thomas Bouse, an old rrospector of San Diego, made the first strike and attracted attention to 8 region that invited Mr. Avery, Mr. Dentonr Mr, Ottis, Wm. Lloyd ard Fl Thomarson of Piocbey New, to make the trip. About the first of this year they started west along the new road from Wickenburg and reached Bouse districT soon after its riches were manifest. There they acquired large holdings of such amaz- ing pos5i ibilitics that they feel justified in calling it the richest district in the west.
 "[t has no l2Ooub, sail Mr. Otis cit is d GoldficId without boom. We wanr DO boom because the men st work there are not desirous of promoting specula- tive things They are serious, con- enterprising men wbo. as rule, are a"'ply supplied with means and intend to develop the properties ;;s well calculated business propositions. l'u I do neS see how, when the charac- ter ofNbis great region is made known, q rush can bn avoided There is q g reat field for tke prospector. q field rich in re5ult~, bu: accompanied with all the hurd>hips and sacritccs of desert pros pcet.ng
 The Rouse d.s:r:~t comprises abou. -59 o!aina s2o7ina super scially gold | and copper. Astounding results on the l ore have r0n4e from the assayer. The Of the characterization and | .ts thorough au3 &erer0us distribution | are regarded by the Bouso pioncofSZ as marvellous. And when the Santa Pes | 1cw line is in operation 1t will be only [ | little oTer nights ride from los the mining ccpter of che great Southwest
 One of the late arrivals in the dis .rict and heavy investor is C. A. harkwell, one Of the partners in the amous Hercules mi"e of Idaho, which 9ays q dividend Of $96, 900 month.
 WHAT HAS BEEN FOUND
 On the Bullion claims shaft is down eventy-hve feet and ia in thirty-Gve ssk ef Nlghldo csE averaging 10 per