Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-10
GOOD ADVISE AND
RECORD
Bright Prospects Showing in
Every District


way? asks the Salt Lake Mining Fee
view. !
How many of the present genera
ton are aware Of the tcc+ that in the
early sixties the ms Of Nevada
helped to save the Union in it's war
with the South?
Die you ever try to count million?
Do you know what million in dol
lars and cents really means? If So
you will comprehend something of the
magnitude CT grand total CO six hun
dred and fifty million.
That is what the cCmstock mines
have produced. This is the record Of
only one county ii this magnificent
wealthprC t!ucing Staye, while the
mines CT Nevada are credited with
bullion production CT enc billion, five
hundred million and seventy FIVE dol
lars and E-cst Of this was produced
during the years dating from 1860 to
/ 1879. period CT only ten years.
! Cur fathers if they -ere mining
men, could eel Of the + con days in
the early history Of LINING in the
Battle Fern State, when Dame Ma
ture most graciously responded to the
application Of the pick and shovel
muscle and energy il mine operation
and Development. md, be it sad,
there are many who &C living il east
ern cities TO-DAY, in brown stone pal
aces. who are accounted as million
aires. because CT the fortunes left
them By their fathers, which were
made from the mines Of this black and
Gesolate country, bat extremely ricn
in its mineral deposits, which inter
vencs between California and Utah.
And yet. for years, this region has
been ignored, neglected and overlook
ed by the mining. nan, the prospec-
ter and the investor! = it because the
mines of Nevada have heen thorough
~ Drospectea. or because new camps
cf splendid n,e~:. have not been dis
covered? If any enc tells you that
laugh at his ignorance. but tell him
he is mistaken Call his attention
TO the fact that with the exception c1
the Comstoch the Ial1es OF Nevada
, that there are thousands of square
miles within the environments OF tn,
State whose mountains and foot hill:
have never been carefully gone owe
by the prCspectCr and the searcher 10
t metallic wealth, ana that inthese ex
I . tensiye areas more -1ch and produc
Q tive mines will yet be found than tn
2 West ever knew OF. The skeptica
e may shake their heads at this asser
q tiCn and pity you as an enthusiast an,
a 4 dreamer. Sut DO not go back on
:. a clincher, point out wonderful Tone
/ pah, in Nye county, that twentiet
v century production and the mimi
q marvel of the age
s Far from being impoverishe Cd, th
k ma jority of the old producing mine
l. Of Nevada are capable of more tina
n duplicating their records of the pas
s. In this day and age, with more know
Is ledge in mining affairs, with create
a. improved machinery, with new an
v successful methods Of cheap redu
% ton, with the systematic carrying Q
OF mining in all it's branches, an
,e with the general public thorough
IT, convinced of the legitimacy of til
"a mining industry and of the oppOrt
k mites it offers for safe investment
). and handsome profits. new life an
:, vigor should accompany mining ope
ations in the old "Sagebrush State
and all the more SO when it is remer
5ered that there is not spot on God
foot-stOol where greater or richer mi
| r., f<, no