Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-09
BOOMING
NEVADA
OUTSIDE PAPERS DOING EX
CELlENT WORK
their Efforts Will Bring Bi
Returns

The people outside Of this State
seem intent on bringing this State to
! the front whether the people stand fol
it or not. Nearly all of the important
publications are taking a hand in
the doings of the State in all of its IL
dustries. Harpers Weekly has had q
corps Of men here writing up the diff
ferent sections, and when this article
comes before the people of the Union
| it is bound to attract more or less
attention. Nearly all Of the big Eas-
! tern dailies devote a certain amount
Of space to Nevada and her resources
principally mining, which shows that
mining is yet regarded as the great
Industry of Nevada.
The Utah papers devote space to on.
products in nearly every issue, ami
some OF the best mining news that j.,
CLEANED from the columns Of any u
the paers comes from Utah. The SAT-
Lake Herald in particular keeps in
touch with this State. All of the wor.1
on this end is printed as news items
not so much a line or inch, but as
straight news, as it interests the PEG
pie of that section, as many have
Holdings in this State that demand the
news.
On the other hand the Californlc
papers as a rule demand cash in ad-
vance for all Of the local writings thai
are given to this section. California
since the old days Of the ComstOck
seems to have lost interest inthic
State and deyotes its spare space tC
booming its own resources and gives
Nevada the goby. The fact that Cali
! fornia overlooked Tonopah can, in E
measure. be figured as one Of the caus
es of her Indifference.
The last issue Of the Pacific LCas1
; Miner Gevotes about half Of the edi
Ition to Nevada. Tonopah, as natura
, consequence. comes in for the major
: part Of the story and the write-up O
: the new and wonderful came with the
fine illustrations, is certainly a credi
, to the State and the paper
: In this particular edition the pape
goes into all of the details of the camp
: Every claim of note is given prope
4 credit and the story of the discover,
}. is repeated. The amount of bulliol
a produced is quoted and the amour
!, in sight is stated roughly. 1t is
) isplendid write-up Of this particula
h camp.
: Advertising is what is needed 70
this State. and a few editions of thi
i character Will do more for this Stat
e than all of the talking that could b
II done. Such an edition should receiv
a wide circulation at the hands of tn
Q people This paper has devoted NOR
~ of the State have in half year
= With proper advertising, Tonopa
It would not be the only camp in tn
n State. Many a district is known {
"a that could the attention of the ca
| italists be called to through the M
le dunn of some reliable paper, thu
+ would boom on it's merits. Half {
&c the promising districts are not know
It of. A prospector makes a find an
lie through the lack of money to develo
- the place is lost and the discovert
~ gives up in disgust. The average rea
IN er does not realize the amount of a
"a vertising that the State is receivir
~ through outside influence. The excha
ges that come to the different pape
On OF the State tell the story, and fro
IL the amount and tenor of the work tn
- is going on at present, this State w
ic command the greatest attention
in any Of the mining territories in Il
r West. 1t has not been home influen
49, that has worked the change, but o,
". side papers that are advertising us
account of the interests Of its T
is is, irons.
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