Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
from thursdays Daily)

n, past two dayS ha'e pee" reu' ', days in the history of the Car
 Mining company, for the local l,,,lers have had the pleasure of .., of inspection to the property .,o ,rcmucnt capitalists of Phila-
 ,;, The visitors are Horace c. E,m. president of the Stony River
 ,,,1 company and head of a score ,o,e of large industrial enterprises,
 6 pcmbertoD Hutchinson, n mem-
 fl inc banking and brokerage firm Camp, Mitchell 6 shober, the east.
 s.,al agents of the Cardinal Mining trapy.
 h Tuesday these gentlemen in com. " with Walter Hill, president of the many. J. $. Acker, k. II. Burmis.
 and E. $. Campbell visited the rmny's property near Poland, and ls thorough inspection of the work had been accomplished during the t year. That evening the party was ordained at dinner at the Poland ripe cOmpany's camp, where they r ,he recipients of the most cordial ri,ali,y at the hands of Superin. ,,ent Longacre and F. F.. Edwards. rteriay the party returned to town
 were tendcrcd n banquet at the syapai club by tine Prescott stock. Aers, comprising over twenty busi. 5. and professional men who have Asked their faith in n practical man. T in the merits and future of the ,rdinAl.
 When the guests entered the ban ke room, it was n pretty scene it greeted them, the tables being ar. l,ged in the form of a cross, beauti' i with bouquets of American Beauty |ss, and scattered carnations. Red D appropriately the color note of the Ia.on, the idea being also carried rn the dainty menu cards in which Fral courses were honored with the k-es of the two guests of honor.
 After the Havanas were lighted h,alent Walter Hill arose as toast liser and with a few felicitious com lHi' introduced Attorney T. c. Jot tAe opening speaker. Mir. Job called ten,ion to the fact that while Yava Ai county had not developed so rap ty as the southern part of the Terri Er, Yet its growth was sure am Feady and not subject to the radiea Fverses that were recently the experl bee of the southern copper camps dui tg ihe recent financial furry. Mir. Jof Ao is the attorney for the Fossi heck Power company, assured hl |9dtors of his belief that this entel hse would be in operation withi gA,een months and that the chea pwer which it would supply would D incalculable benefit to the mine ow' r, and serve as an important fact' stimulating and developing the mil hg industry.
 How the Cardinal Mining compan ciained it's inception was related | B. lIazeltine. A few years ago, \ Y. (. Putnam had told him that Farted buyer for what was th' ihown as the Express mine. Known ihat MT, Campbell was looking for pod property at that time, he se Ny. Putnam to him. Out of that sig pi'roduction n deal was effected al 'he of the results was the pleasa ga'hering of the evening.
 Introduced as one of the pioneers Ae mining industry of Yavapai count II. Burmister jocularly confessed 'tlhg IIassayamper, and then s'lbed what he had witnessed at | Cardinal on the day previous. The pef tunnel was in 600 feet and OSer tunnel was being driven WI machine drills. There were large bod d ore in sight, but in order to devel 'Ae mine fully, more capital was 4alred. in his judgment the Cardi' VIII be n big producer and will ' dividends.
 An interesting talk was that gi' oy b. $. Campbell to whom is due Hedlt of promoting the company, after overcoming many obstacles $ 'eeded in financing it for the devel nent work that is now in active pr b% He well remembered the when MT. IIazeltine told him that property was available, and which purchased subsequently,. He worked along with it, with the aid number of Prescott citizens, untii 'ueeeeded in interesting a lead oankng and brokerage firm of Tn aelphia, a member of which was hutchinson. He had induced them come out and insDect the property