Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-03-11
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IIi. iaI+.t Impre..isn. OF IL.

Sir. Hugh J. Mohsu- Il TIE leu
J~oarnal. xio has Lsen again in Tn-e-
rora was met at the Depot Hotel by Al
IxpE ESpExr reporter and asked ! NUM-
Der Of qa-stions concerning that nin.rS
camp, 10 which be gave ready and H.
t,liig.nt
R-poner-"Mr. Mchsu, What impress
sions did your last trip TO ru,earora
make upon yuu?'
Mr.. NohRn-'.As 10 the f1iure Of the
camp Ia. mos. favorable; the i~--=rt
.aeaks for itself: | stand by the letters
/ have xrttsn. they have all Lren ii-its
prAise. 1 climbed every hill IL Ills VI
cinity. aud you eAEuoi strike a pick
into the grouni any n here in the minei-
I'll belt withUu, discovering rEyius ore
At a 4 pih Of eight ieetiruiu the suriasr.
aud At the ba>- of Mount Bitten. d!
picked out ore With Inr reu-snii. from
u three foot Ledge tEtt aSsa!cl 1896
y r ton. so is il all oser. l am sGrrfis-
81 tli! ti= fact, are not better known
] try ia spread this intelligence. P-o-
pc don't believe il. Capital (natirei
needs it not. Bat shortly the day viii
come. K-g.et will follow III the wake
Of foreign srcoesS / knox o Of Ru
1:pgIi| IN syndicate that will soon enter
unto competition With the powers that
be. But our people are jealous Of each
other. There is no reason fori il. Such
gentlemen a. Mcssrs. Price nHl Coffin
invite capita, there. They encourage
p.ospecto,s. The vorkm-n appreciate
this. Why dnu't our own people take
advantage of the knowledge these gen.
tlernen are so willing to impart:"
N-p.-"I cannot faihoin that; but
you'll you oij-ct to mentioning some Of
che min, = that you have Sd much con-
filence in, aud give n reason sty the
camp should rot Ire rIure prosPerous?"
~. N.-''Sot at all sir. The North
Belle Isle is producing more rich pay
ing ore now than ever it did before; but
the pnJlic is not aware Of it. The Ne
Ylda Qneeu is certainly one OF the rich
es: pieces OF property there. Ore taken
d4iIy from this mime AstonisheS even
those who had the highest auticiPutiJns
Of its fu,ure. The Nlynj', although
not creating a big -tir OF the Boarl, is
q very desirable piece Of property. In
fact ! have no hesitancy in saying that
it will shortly be the confidence Oi Tus-
cuoia. And there il tl- Common
wealth. No better mine eau lie found.
II is all il il represented 10 Ice. SO Ike
wire might I speak Of thu FUnui Treas.
urc. II is owned and OPERATED alone
Ly citizens OF Nevada. Ill men VI spi'it
aud enterprise. IH-u vel known aud
who will spare no money 10 develop IL
fully, and they will win. Their
example should lie followed by
Others. There is plenty OF
for item. The Grand Psiz: is Il rich
mine. The finest ore you have ever
seen was being extracted from il Wien
il closed down. liumor. ever willing 10
spread evil news. said s. men were
thrown ont OF employment. That is
rot So. Only eighteen (nnd that in
cludes the TOLL hands, have been draft.
cd, and not because OF any depreciation
In Tie value Of lie ore bodies: but for
I C; OF fuel. Men ARE at TOrk here now
prospecting as usual. But you ask Inc
Why the camp should not be 0 pros
porous? Simply because there is not
capital enough invested. NJ such mine
a. the Grand Prize should cease work
ing for wrnt Of fuel. 1t is preposter0us
iu . State whose mountains are teeming
with timer. Again, il seems to III.
that parties operating there now AMI
Who are making mi lions would benefit
not only themselves. but the camp too.
II they would sink deeper while tue ore
being produced FROM the different levels
WAS being reduced. This would enable
them to keep right along with the good
work. Hrnvy shipments OF bullion ut
one time and small quantities at an
other naturally hars q tendency to
shake public confidence. There should
be no such doubt entertained M to TTs-
cIrOra. There should be u steady
stream Of bullion pass on to the Boy.
There il no cause for nuy other result.
1t must not lie laid at the door OF tho
Prices. COHus. brakes, etc, That such
j. not the Case. These gentlemen hold
ont every inducemcnt TO capital. There
Are hundreds Of valuable prospects for
srle that COAL be made rich paying
properties. They Will be hnndled dur.
jig the coming Sumner because ! nm
thoroughly cOnyiuced that such induce
mentN never go long n Begging. "Yes!"
lie exclaimed, IL nIu proud Of MI | have
written uf TuscLrUru because / know |
have written right. and you can rest Ms
sured that the 1t " Of her progress IL
only rising and when IL reaches its
z;nith, iaany WHO nnS rub their TWEEN
ties together ia their miSerly grasp viii
naake only 10 liari that opportunity
las rap. Jed 1T their doors, but unfUr.
tiuhtcly for thciu they dill not obey her
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