Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-14
NEVADA LE2DS.
Mines and Mining at the Omaha
Exposition

erai pubic, who wander idly through the
intricate maZes between pa>ilions,
booths, boxes, barrels and great chunks
OF iron, coal and unknown specimens of
minerals, not dreamed of by ordinary
mOrtals.
Inc amazing rOgress made during the
last few days guarantees a nearly com
plete display along all lines by June LIST.
Nevada has l,0o0 square feet of space,
and, having filled chat amount. is asking
Tor more in which to place about 1000
pounds OF ore IN specimens and bulk.
"hlch have not yet been unpacked.
Colonel MaXson should have great credit,
n"lh IN Omaha and his own STATE. for
when Nevada failed to make am annro-
pfIatlon for her representation At the
ilahS-AilSs'sSippi Exposition, he at once
set TO work and at his own expense
trough here Il fine exhibit from one of
the richest silver States in the Union.
OF particular interest is the uIphur
specimens in this exhibit. as suIphyr
mas lately been declared a contrahand
OF war. and our government must look
now TO our own mines to Supplv the de-
:. ,I f''""''' Ahere
., ~ iole supply Oh 1t IN Ne
rn". 80 specimens are from
,brx .oin N'iu' sii'e[' copper ana sui
lo. C IN Pllh''Ple as
C,.I
'N> reports Inc following
n
ON the opening day over 5000 visited
eVada mining exhibit. the majority
"ele'o'ore peeh ignorant
"'"uell"I resources. All
law NV" enquiries from several
i0S"'"lhs me POSSIBILITIES of Ne
N"" p'''"'tS ana resources. Among
'''''0'"lN the principal enquiries are for
'I''' copper ana antlmony, and l have
already arranged for the State MetalIur-I
'''" |" WISH Nevada this m0nth in
= . ""'ia'"hY' ana have given him
'0t'ci> 10 Af. blossom OF Battle Noun
go" " III" only man IN the State
; '''''"n ~ the gather
i'"N'i" me with $peci-
r>'0 vi "''i"'''E Tor TINS Exhibition.
H'"FN''' ANY %""' rit'ZenS of the State
'' may N""" "l Ihp location of anti
A"'"H can profanity find sale for tn'
same by writing direct 70 Don NIaou;rn
'''t"t''I@'Nt '@deh, tab.
"'4''IitS Ior LEAD II copper have
''' 'l''e 70 me by William LOuden.
al expert oehind capitalists in this city
VINO nave already made purchases in
o''4e 7'd'eS' ana 1 now attract their at
~ !" ana request any one
i'S'iifi"'e propositions for the
''i' :" copper ana LEAD to submit the
III ~ me- OF communicate direct with
me INNING expert spoken of above
W "'ee "uufeSs is the First National
- ON 'hlS Guy AS he is absent from
~ ''"'o iiuch OF the tlnle 1t might be
~ - '"ii'n'"hlca'e with me at Reno
'''n "hich place my mail Is always for
10 me- 7
ro-+anI.I inquiry came TO me
, ''''i""S from a ma whom [ met in ,
'"i 7''1e's III 'hlS city, and who 5
- asa very amusing character
~ ~ soy Il le'Si' tie was a member of I
= a. .>epi"ska Legislature and is the
I"''"l u d F"pnIist paper at the town of
'aplllion In this State. He is recognized
. - t''tleS "S one OF al Journal
. : ~ II STATE ana ms inquiries TO une
" S'" tel me OF any place in your
ie'' o'a'e "here a iIah with a wife and G
TX children can find a home and make :,
wing ior 'hein! don't want riches,
IL no' looking for great estates, l
4' ""i ~ Ahu d country where |
" llNlhg 1"r myself and
"SNeo MN what he preferred
II J'''' '"i'Stlc held, mining,
- VI '',!.'"'e' an" MS reply was:
.a. uiHe'tlce any old thing o'
my ana [" oe III a climate Ia
IA 81 III your STATE has, He ei
nnna1i,t r" nc coin"'''ed work of IA NJ