Weekly journal-miner., 1916-01-26
WOULD ADVERTISE IN
 CONJUNCTION WITH STORIES
(From Friday's Daily.)

AfIOln IEludN lJdlly.) In conjunction with the work of William r. De Wolf. mining writer in exploiting the mineral resources of lavapai couty. the chamber of com merce through its mining committee plans to carry advertisements in the many different mining journals of the country. The suggestion was made by Nice-Chairman \. (. Gilmore of the mining committee last night at the regular weekly meeting of the chamber. Gilmore stated that the committee met earlier in the week and had decided that the plan should be considered by the organization. He stated that ii is estimated that about $500 could be spent prolitably in this manner during the next six months. The advertisements are to be publish ed simultaneously with the articles written by De Wolf thus giving pros pectivc investors information as to where to apply for further informa- ton on the industry in this country. The mining committee is to confer with the committee on advertising relative to this matter.
 At a previous meeting the subject of furnishing travelling expenses for the mining writer arose and was re- ferred to the mining committee ii having been suggested that it obtain funds for that purpose from the diff ferelt mining companies which 1t was believed would contribute generously. The expense account of De Wolf 1t was estimated would reach the sum of $500 for six months. Gilmore stat ed that his committee had taken no action because 1t thought thc matter rested with the finance committee The raising of the sum will probably be referred to that body.
 De Wolf. who was present at the meeting. stated his articles were ap- bearing in the different journals. He stated that thus far since the first or the year inc has been unable to get into many of the mining districts be cause Of indictment weather.
 Postpone Roads Meeting. The meeting of the Arizona Good Roads Association was postponed from next Saturday to Saturday. Feb ruary 5th, according to word received by T. c. Norris Of the good roads committee Of the chamber. The bad weather was given as the cause for the postponement. The meeting was to have been held at the Eavapai club in this city.
 Luncheon Club.
 Judge F. O. Smith suggested that the chamber organize a "once-a-weck luncheon-club" similar to the one in Tucson to bring its members togethef and awaken enthusiasm among the people towards further activities b. the body. He stated that if lunch cons are given once a week many more members will turn out to attend than are generally present at the Thursday night meetings. At these luncheons questions of interest to the city and county can be discussed. The question was referred to the enter .ai1mcut committee.
 Up to Board.
 The question of whether or not Yavapai county shall contribute to ar Arizona exhibit at the Panama-Cali- fornia exposition in San Diego was put up to the board of supervisors, q letter having been received from Sec retary Harry Welcn of the Phoenix chamber stating that this county, to he represented, would have to con tribute $500. Maricopa county is contributing $1.O00
 Precipitation for 1915.
 The following is a table showing