Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-20
CHAMBER OF MINES
 LUNCHEON SUCCESS
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 The keynote of MT. Rosenberg's ad- dress was, "while we are reaching out for the bigger business, let's not for get things for the betterment of our community. He told the story of Tolstoi's where hte Russian peasant fired by ambition kept moving on to ,greener fields, growing richer, until finally his ambition was his undoing, having not properly figured his phy- sical endurance. "Let us forge ahead, but in doing so not forget the social bettement of our community" Mr., ject of Community Progress. MT. Rosenberg stated in unequivocal terms that he is in favor of all plans look ing to the advancement of the indus tries of Kingman and Mohave Coun- ty, but suggested that it was some times we'll to progress slowly rather than to fail the mark by over haste. He brought his remarks to a close with the suggestion that the time is opportune for the organizing of a club along social lines. He believed that such an organization would1 re- ceive the necessary financial support to insure its success, and that it could be made a factor for the social and educational advancement of Kingman. z
 MT. Rosenberg's address met with the appreciation of the guests, and was received with applause.
 The second and closing address of the luncheon was made by. MT. Dud- ley, who took occasion to dwell brief ly upon the mining and general in dustrial situation of Mohave County at this time. The speaker was par ticularly impressed with the mining situation at Katherine and at Oat- man. He believed that the future prosperity of the mining industry of the two districts is assured and that each is ina measure dependent and CO., related to the other.
 The opportunity presented at Oat- man for the resolution of "custom" ores at the Tom Reed mill will, in his judgment, result in pronounced increase in mining work at Oatman. He based his opinion upon the oppor- tunity which is now presented for mines other than the Tom Reed and the United Eastern to prove their production potentialities by the ship ment of ore to the Tom Reed Mill.
 He considered the mining situation at Katherine to be better at this time than ever before in its history, and was of the. opinion that the barriers of doubt had been surmounted and the ore yielding future of the district demonstrated. He believed that it would not be long before there would be a large influx of capital to the Katherine district, and was certain that the expenditure of such capital would be justified by the results.
 MT. Dudley's address was we'll re- ceived and he was congratulated by many of those present upon the clar- ity with which it set forth the mining conditions throughout the county.
 Much credit for the very success ful carrying out of the luncheon pro- gram is due to Richard G. Place, who was chairman of a committee appoint ed by President Dudley to make the necessary arrangements.
 At the close of the luncheon the of the gathering was ex- pressed to the Harvey House manage ment by a rising vote of thanks.
 It is the purpose of the Mohave County Chamber of Mines and Con- merce to give other luncheons at not infrequent periods. The second lun- cheon will probably be held sometime in February.