Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-29
WHY ARIZONA NEEDS ID CONSERVE HER
 NIHIHG INDUSTRY

PHOENIT. Jan. 28.- Reasons for tho organization of an association of mmme men. and aa odluo Of the work that there fig for ouch a body to perform. are contained n an interest m- article by E. L Wolcott which will be used as a preamble for tne bylaws of Inc Arizona Chapter of thc American Mining Congress. The Ar- tu'e f0uows
 Preamble to By-Laws
 The Arizona Chapter Of the Amer ican Mining Congress Is the outcome ol tlo seventeenth annual couyeu- uon of tbe American Mining Con- -1ps which was hold at Phoenix the week of December 2. i914 A. this meeting r wal brought .orcibly to tu, attention of the deicmtes pres eut that while Arizona was one Of the most lcauata s'..ss W SO far as her mineral resources were con- cerned. she was iaae.ur far behind iu actual d.alopmont and this DO, only applied to her mineral resources but also Co au other natural rc ourogs with which she is SO peculiarly tlcssod.
 It was realized that to most ef- fecuyely remedy those conditions it was necessary to have a strong or aauiaton whose principal efforts should be devoted Go dissemlnating accurate information regarding the vast resources of the state, and ere atin1 such conditions as would i'm yite the development Of same. The result is shown in the organization of this chapter Great care has been taken to see that this organization does not take the shape of a political machine. to be charged with scnem- ing Go obtain some advantage for the mining industry without proper rec gard being paid to all other indus tries including every form and kind of enterprise that goes to make up healthy. prosperous conditions in our state The chapter win have but one object in yicw-the urbuildme and development of the vast and unlim- itod resources of our state-aud in this connection it will Doe one of the principal duties of che secretary Go get before tho board of directors sta tistical information as the same rec latcs to each and every district in the state showing as accurately as pos ible. mineral agricultural and commercial interests ip the respect. i've districts with suggestions and rec. concentrations looking t0 their bet. torment gll of which win be sup. ported by a paiusakiug conscientious l1ard Of directors insuring results such as to reflect great ccdit upon an concerned and rebound to the ben edt of each and every citizen in our state. Following these broad lines t.o chapter win soon have In its pos session such statistics and other data as win make 1t possible for the bard of directors of the Arizona Chap ter of the American Mining Congress to formulate lines of pocedure coop. er7tns with and assisting at all times the various elements .n the various communities having a desire Co work for the common good Of ail
 The Arizona Chapter Of the Amer ican Mining Congress doubles can and should bring to bear effective n nuences in every way legitimate. that win get the much desired results and bring 10 Arizona a degree of prosper ity unparalleled It is to be hoped that siucee cooperation from those who have a loyal interest in the wei faro of our state can be relied upon There is no one in the state moro deeply concerned and who should