Mohave County miner., 1914-12-05
Chamber of Commerce and Mines.

Chamber of Commerce and Mines.
 Last Tuesday evening large gather ing of people assembled at the Court house for the purpose of discussing project for the organization of Cham Der of Commerce and Mines. R. w. Wilde spoke at length in advocacy of the measure, after the meeting had elected Judge Carl G. Krook chairman and J. H. Rosenberg secretary. MT. Wilde covered the subject very fully and it appeared to be the sentiment or the people present that some action should be had looking to the carrying out of the scheme. MT. Symonds was introduced and set out the necessity of the organization. After several other people had been heard from a motion was made that a committee be ap- pointed to see the business men of the town and ascertain what they thought of the matter and to line out just how much money could be secured for the purpose. This committee was ap- pointed, and was as follows: Judge Carl G. Krook, chairman, Eli Hilty, R. w. Wilde, J. H. Rosenberg, and l. M. George. We are unable to learn the result of the committees visit to the business men, but this will become known at the first meeting of the people, which will be held sometime next week.
 The formation of a Chamber of Commerce or some other organization similar in it's work should appeal to the people of this county and it is to be hoped that something will be done to bring it to life. We know that for a time it will be found quite hard to raise enough money to properly handle the proposition, but this matter will work itself out within short time, or at least as soon as people recognize the importance of the work contemplated. l It is understood that Mark w. Mus grove is to begin the publication of a newspaper at Oatman next week. MT. Musgrove is hustling newspaper man and as his field is in the best mining camp in the state he ought to make a success of the venture. The river range needs boosting and the more it gets the better it will be for the whole of that rich mining section. News papers are necessary adjunct to a successful mining camp and it is cer- tain that the people of Oatman, Gold road and other camps in that section will appreciate a newspaper of their own.
 Last week we received an excellent write up of the Chloride barbecue and dance from worthy citizen of that place, but too late for publication. The copy had been placed on the case ; to be used in this issue, but the intelli- gent compositor labored under the de- fusion that all copy left over was ''dead' stock and destroyed it. We can only express our regrets, because of the fact that the article was excel lently written, but contained much that was interesting.
 Owing to the overhauling and rear ranging of the MINER office we will not be able to present our usual eight pages of matter during the next two or three weeks. As soon as everything is strengthened out we will give our read CTS one of the best weekly papers in the state.
 The board of supervisors will meet Monday next to transact the regular monthly business
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