Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
Development
 Of Arizona
CContlnucd from Ease Three)

prosperous condition as they are tol day. The passing of the Arizona East, eru from Bowie 10 Globe not alont connected the Gila Valley with th4 main artery, but furnished a local market in Globe Also the importancd and extent of the Congress mines and the Vulture, and the activity of Yava pal county lead to much more rapi, progress in the Salt River Valley.
 These two, however. are not the most important events i nthe indus many other camps needing supple caused experimental work to be done on many areas which were not consid cred to be agricultural, and in many cases these effoFts were successful The possibilities of dry farming de monstrated iu these localities Wher the market demanded products. ha lead to the extension Of dry farming areas in other parts Of the state WherI the conditions were similar.
 The Roosevelt dam, one of tho greatest pieces of modern engineer ing was made possible not only be cause 1t would allow 100000 acres more to be put under cultivation. be cause the tares per acre would be ex cesslye but because a portion Of these taxes could bo taken up by the sellin. of power as 5y-product to the mine of Globe and Miami Salt River Va ley was pro porous before the com ing of the Roosevelt dam, althOusl not so large, and it was the intcrdc pendence of the mining and agricu ture that made this project possibl, financially.
 From 1885 o 1890 the low price o' copper and the consequent depression of the mining industry lead 10 man people entering farming people wh had been attracted To the state by il mining and smelling possibilities, that ln tho ton years following 1S9 to 1900 the Improved land in the stat developed. Besides soil richness, th climate was favorable to sgriculturs success. Yce- round operation in G. southern part of the state made pc sible success on lands that would hay a failure will but the ordinary se' sons Of tho middle west
 Agriculture started with tho miniu aa5 ma3o possible hy ta1 railroad which the mines brous.,, and has bee maintained by the mining, but minin has been togondon; Ep9n asr.cJ'tu for its s0urc, or supplies. They nee each other.
 Stock Raising,
 The only way in which the industr of stock raising is related 10 the min ing is in the facilities which have beer made for those engaged in the form CT industry for the shipment of theI products to the market Thirty-six pc cent of the revenue of the railroads derived from the mines, thus maxim possible railroads in localities whic. would not otherwise keep 1t supplied the coming of the railroads c2usod a' increase in the number of cattle shiI ped from 350OO annually in the earl 0O's to t371 ,0O0 in 1912, yielding SIS 100000 to Arizona cattlement Thi industry is second in importance L mining.
 Forestry
 The forests of Arizona, and AIizon boasts of Jho largest unbroken pin forest in the United States, were no value standing alone They coul not be moved like cattle to the mari ot: they could not be placed like asr culture near the market The doye' opment of tho railroads was the hrs essential for their success. and market the second The railroad brought in by the mines fulfilled th first requirement. and the mines them selves the second This, of course, wal