Arizona republican., 1909-02-07
EVERYWHERE IS MINERAL
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To investigate and report OF the feasibility of such a line Geo. Mitch ell this week had Miles Anderson of Los Angeles, who represents the Best Traction Engine Co., of San Leandro, Cal, in here. Anderson states that the engine line will be a decided success and they ought to be able to haul fifty ton loads over the road with a little fixing. It is more than likely that the Clara peo- pie will install one of these freight ing outfits in the near futures.
 Miles Anderson is an old timer in the western country, having run the traction engine line between Tonopah and Goldfields for several years. He went through all of the Nevada min ing towns and after looking over the Bouse country a little became very l enthusiastic and stated: T like the outlook for this country better than | anything I have ever seen. 1 have heard of this country for long time but I did not think it is as rich as | it is It looks to me as if there is l mineral everywhere. Your town here has certainly got something to back | it up and it should make a great town. I like the looks of the town site and I believe that these lots ought to be a good buy l have to return to Los Angeles now but l am | going to make a trip here soon again | because this country has great future. While I have heard a good l deal of talk in Los Angeles regard | ing Bouse and the Colorado country yet I believe our people are going to | sleep. There are great opportunities for Los Angeles people here. This is Los Angeles territory and they ought to get into the country and help to develop it."
 A Rich Strike Reported. l A miner by the name of Frank | Hiene while prospecting the hills about three miles east of Bouse uncov- cred a rich ledge of gold quartz. The extent of the strike is not known but from the samples which he brought in | the gold bearing rock is very rich He states the ledge is about one foot wide and runs rich in coarse gold. The | pannings of the samples are rich. l Hiene is a novice in the prospecting business but if the property shows up as he represents it there is likely to be something doing in the gold line as l well as copper. All of the hills and | mountains around Bouse carry good 1 gold values but nothing as rich as the samples brought in today. The strike 1 is believed not to be fake Hiene l strike caused considerable excitement | in Bouse and his find will be investi- 1 gated at once. If it should prove to be a good pay streak it will mean much for Bouse because it is right close to l town and in a district but little pros pected, as yet.
 "Bouse Times" the New Paper. In a few days BOuse will have a first class weekly paper which will be run weekly until a daily scan be operated | with a profit. Two or three newspa- | per men have looked over the field but none of them had the money to start first class paper. The new paper will be owned by A. H. Hammer and the news end will be run by Frank Gerhart. Both the owner and manager and the editor of the paper are old hands at the business and will make a success of the new enterprise. Bouse has the resources and little newspe- per publicity will stimulate a growth which will count Boosting is bad business where there is nothing to boost but Bouse has the dope and can back up anything which can be said to boost the country.
 Development on the Ring
 The Ringleader property which is owned by Denton, Judge Vermillyea of Los Angeles, and Span, Short and Otis of Bouse, is being developed This property is an extension of the Little | Butte which has been put into a stock company under the name of the Ari- zona- Bouse Copper company. The ore in the Ringleader is the same quality of ore as the Little Butte. The shaft is now down fifty feet and they are taking out shipping ore. The main body of ore was struck at the thirty foot level.
 BouseIetts.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. R. Brown who ar rived from Los Angeles a few days ago l have built a new tent house on their lots on East Main street and moved into it. Mir Brown will go into the assay business here and Mrs. Brown will sell real estate.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Philbrick have moved into their new house on Phil brick avenue.
 w. B. Taylor and P. D. Pearce of Los Angeles, who have been employed in the general offices of the Clara Consolidated in Los Angeles passed through Eouse today to Swansea to open up new set of accounts for the mine and smelter.
 E. L. Short who has been the man ager for the Brayton Commercial com pany, since it's inception at Boues has resigned and will go into business and also look after mining business. He will be the forwarding agent for the Clara Consolidated at Bouse and will look after getting the shipments in and out of Bouse. c. O. Pyles has succeed ed MT Short as manager of the Bray f