Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-07
THE SMELLING PROJECT.c
MEETING At THE COURTHOUSE LAST EIGET-
VIEWS OF LEADING CITIZENS ON THE
SCHEME.

MEETING At THE COURTHOUSE LAST kIoEr-
VIEWS OF LEADING CITIZENS ON THE
SCHEME
Last evening large crowd Of citizens an,
business men met at the Distric. Court room
to discuss the proposition Of erecting smel;in,
works in this city. George B. Hill wa
elected chairman Of the meeting and Jame
Marshall secretary.
Mr.. BRYANr's VIEWS.
Mr.. George Bryant, of the Carson Mint
| first addressed the meeting. He believed that
there was place in the United States Sc
thoroughly well adapted to smelling as Carson.
The Carson Mint was here and would need
bullion to keep i. running. The location OF
reduction works would compel the V. and T.
R. R. to bring it's narrow gauge here, and that
would be an additional advantage 1t would
build up many other businesses now languisE-
ing. If Carson did not take the initiative it
would simply result in Reno erecting
similar works. He had every confidence
in the project and wouIa take IL 900 in
stock.
ASSESSOR BENCR
Next took the floor. He strongly favored
the scheme, and said that he could show
the dou biting Thomases where there was
enough rebellious ore in Ormsby county 70
I'm the reduction works for FIVE years. He
could at any time take men to lodges Of
that sort OF ore and they could see for
themselves that he was correct. 4 COED
many men would say, $50 ahead and put
up the works; if you succeed you will en-
rich me-; you put up the capital and take
the chances, and if it is a success We viii
continue to sell you goods at fifty per cent
profit, but that is all e.can 90. He de-
plored the prevalence OF this feeling in
Carson. He would like to see miners pro.
tected in Nevada, not frozen out. Colorado was
prosperous because the mines and mills were
distinct branches of business. A man who
found ledge could sell the ore as he could
wheat. Here q man cannot work mine un-
ess he puts up mills and reduction works. A
single mine will not stand it, but with the
works here the small mines all ever the State
could be developed. He wanted to see the
business men of Carson manage the project.
WILLIAM CoRBErr
Stated that in 1869 two thirds of the metal !
product of the State came FROM rebelous
,res before free milling ore was discovered. |
He thought that while the Government was |
Helping sister States it might as well lend |
title aid to Nevada. He did not believe in |
citing Swansea get all the business. A second |
swansea could be made Of Carson. He be- |
ieved it would be the bigges: thing that Car
on had ever seen.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
The following committee was appointed to
onfer with the business men of the city re-
ardiax the project: Chas. Harris, 81. Il.
'ence, Oliver Olcovich, George Bryant. W.
l. Cerbett. These gentlemen have power to
reats a sub committee and confer with Wiz.
inia City capitalists. The project has ere.
ted great enthusiasm in the city and the
pinien is universal that the erecting Of the
Iorks would redeem Carson's waning for
unes and mako it one of the leading cities of
10 coast.
FIkE CBErIF1cA1Es-Mr. Cheslsy has been
,veral days at work upon the electoral Ger
fcate Of J. c. NcTarnahan. 1t is written
sixteen styles Of unique penmanship, Gov
IS a square yard of parchment and has the
:eat seal of the State in the lower left hand
,rner. Mr.. Chesley will devote the rest of
he week to making out certificate to the ef-
ct that the editor of the APPEAL is the big.
ut liar in America. The document will re-
i've the endorsement Of Fred Hart, s1-
resident of the SazArao Lying Club (extinct
nee he left Austin) and the whsle is to be
AIMED and hung in the Hall Of Represents
YES.
On Tuesday the Bidwell stage was caught
q whirlvind, on the road between Bidwell ]
ID Cedarville, and blown ever. Mrs. Hig. !
rs, Of Laksview. Oregon, whs Was riding on !
. outside seat, had enc Of her arms broken,
d Charles starksy, . Bidweu soldier, had
. nose broken.
People will watch the APPEAL with some
nsiderable interest tomorrow, a. it will cen
in the holiday announcement Of John 9. /
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