Arizona republican., 1916-11-23

and in the present. and there is every reason to expect. with the character of the mineraiization evident on all sides and that with legitimate and honest development work. that sev- eral more great producing mines may be developed. And that in the near future. The recent great strike of the Magma has attracted the eyes of the mining world, and of the capital which is back of it. to this formerly little known region.
 CAPITAL RESPONDS TO CALL Where capital comes. and where capital expends itself in legitimate ef- forts you will usually find results, the Superior district at the present time
 The boom when it comes will be no fly by-n night. will O tn wisp. sort of a boom. with false values and much talk and little real money. It will be slow, steady sort of a boom, which will build up great camp, d great district and some great mines. { And that what makes for prosperity in the present and in the future.
 MILLlONAIRES TO BE
 Also it will make some more wealthy men for Arizona, and no one | beerudes a man wealth. It will make wealth for many an old times, pros pector. who. with the faith of the district and in their minds for the past many long years since the days 1 of the old bonanza, have clung ten ! aciously on and on, hoping and hop i ing for the time when the eyes of the mining world would be drawn to their 1 laboriously blasted prospect holes in 1 the hills, so full of mineral wealth and the great deposits they feel sure exist below.
 THE MEN OF FAITH
 The way Of the prospector IS ione and lonesome and weary. and some times the reward is great and some times they receive their reward at the { gates of heaven. if they receive it al all. but to those old men in the Su- perior district who have waited these i long years for the coming of capital the hour of retribution is at hand, and the golden flood will soon be loosed to those who have patiently waited and developed their claims in the i hills.
 There is old George Loab, who worked on the old Silver King in the early days. At one time or other 1 George has owned most everything ir , the vicinity. He came into the coun- try during the early eighties in the
 
 !, the great mine was at it's best. Al one time Lobh owned the ground where the town of Superior now stands, as mining claims, and at the present day holds the mining rights itC some of the ground near the town , George Lohb established the first i store in the town of Superior and later scld out to W. B Fisk and as sociates. At the present time the old man is interested in several prop critics. which with the coming of min ing development into the district should bring him great prosperity Four sens of George Lobb. who are al present residents of the district, were born over in Silver King at the site of the old mine.
 BIOLOGIST OF NOTE
 Then, there's old Heinrich Frederick Wilhelm Lomker, the dean of then all. geologist barber. mine owner anC prospector There for the past forty years he has resided at the Silver King. there with his geological librar! and his pick and shovel. the old mar has delved away. year after year. il the hope of making the great strike which would make him a wealthy man. Lonker says that he is onll S37. 800 in the hole. which isn't mucf when one considers that he owns ol has an interest in about half tn, country about the old Silver King. Lomker can give you offhand enough dope on the geology of thu old Pioneer district to make the lay mans head swim and ache for a week and he knows what is talking about for the old man was one of the great est local geolo9ists of his day. anC has the formation of the district, il which he resides al lin his head iron the beginning of the dawn of exist ence to the present prosaic period
 And. also, there is Richard Ire veathen, he also came into the coun l, try along with the beginning of thing in the region thereab bout and he also