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Excerpt from The Montreal Medical Journal, Vol. 34: January, 1905
It is possible for the patient, when he has been some little time in Arizona, to secure the accommodation and the comforts he requires at one of the numerous ranches in the vicinity of towns in the southern part of the Territory. This is the cheapest way of living, but life on a ranch presents unknown terrors to the sick tenderfoot, and he very naturally seeks for quarters in one of the established resorts. The best of these are Phoenix, Tucson, Oracle, Castle Creek, Hot Springs, and Prescott.
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