Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-09-04
THE EAST ALL RIGHT.
Eugene Howell Predicts . Great Fu-
ture for Eastern Nevada.

Eugene Howell Predicts a Great Fu-
ture for Eastern Nevada.
Ex-Secretary of State, Eugene How.
ell, who has been spending several
months in eastern Nevada, where he
has extensive mining interests, has re
turned to this city, where he will spend
some time Mr.. Howell went to White
Pine county which is home, and as he
knows every prospect hole and mine in
the section, he is more liable to judge
the situation properly, than strangers
who are going into the section looking
for mining interests.
In speaking of the situation in White
Pine, he said in brief:
White Pine county is all right It
is looking better today than It has
since silver was knocked out Many Of
the properties that were abandoned on
account Of the low price Of silver are
being placed in running order, as the
owners find that with modern and eco
nomic working the shareholders can
come in for a profit. This is only one Of
the bright features of White Pine 1t
is the outside capital that is coming
in that assures the future of the Sec
ton. Monied men from all over the
country are drifting into White Pine,
a @ tho forpo of tho y,rinoS ic
known in Salt Lake that as soon as
mining man arrives there, he gen.
orally winds up in White Pine. One of
the best features is that he is gener-
ally accommodated, and half hundred
properties are either bonded or being
worked by the new money that has
come into the section The fact that
gold, silver, copper and lead, or N
| fact, any Of the commercial metals
| that the world demands can be found,
there is what draws the men in. 1t is
| just like a big bunch of honey and
| flies, as soon as they get scent Of
the district, they are on the ground.
| anu lncS oil Z lilS3 ny p1opCi IiSS llSHI
and left. White Pine always did pro-
duce more or less wealth to those who
| had the nerve to so after it, and by
| this time next fall there will be many
new enterprises in a mining way work
ing.
white Zine county will benefit to
l
the map with a vengeance on account
of the railroads. that are about to
cross her lines. At Calientes there is
a scene that indicates much for that
section. The people back of the rail-
road are rushing work and graders and
workmen are now on the ground. As
soon as steel can be placed in their
hands, the work of laying the rails
will commence. When the iron horse
commences to churn up the big wash
: the people can look forward to Lin
| coin county coming to the front il
| strides. That end OF Nevada has seer
: it's worst days The future is absolutely
assured. 1t is d huOWH ldCt lHdt nun
; dreds of mines are there that woul@
not pay with pack mule transportat
ion, but with the advent of the rail
road and the cheap transportation tina
is bound to follow, there will be sucf
a revival that the Old timers out tina
way will wonder where they are at.
You can put it down that eastern
Nevada has been reused from he
2 forced .slumber and her awakenin:
I is that of the giant of the State. He
e resources in mineral are manifold
while in an agricultural way Lincoll
: can make some of the best citrus dis
-ltricts of California look decidedly pale
: People have recognized this fact t
e such an extent that they are takin
o up the lands in every available SET
Il ton. With water, this is certainly
5 new citrus belt, and one that will Ian
v it's class of fruit on the market sewers
d weeks ahead of the best sections {
y California The rep.rts of the weathe
It bureau show that Lincoln county ha
n a claim on citrus produce that woul
Ia ro,,fo-n;o nro,,d With the cOmiI,