Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-21
NEVADA ,s THE STATE.



No Other stats IN the Union Offers
Better Inducements 70 tsomeseeIiers
All over the eastern and central por-
tons of our lands thousands are look
ing with discontinued faces at the un-
satisfactory and unsettled condition
of affairs, and the respondent pros
poets for the future. In all other COM
munities of the east all trades are
over-crowded and existing avenues
filled; all resources fully developed,
and to the head Of growing family
the prospect Of pleasant home and
a prosperous future for his. children
give rise to many gloomy reflections.
He has seen the chosen home Of his
early manhood develop from a wilder
ness through all the various stages OF
modern progress; he has helped to or
ganize societies, build churches
schools and factories; he has seen
one door after another open, and new
ideas take the place of the older, AMI
as the man of SO years Of age allows
his memory to turn in retrospective
view, remembrance awake with her
busy train and he is dumb with amaze
ment to think that his brief span 81
life has seen so wonderful . uans''
ton. And with such thoughts will
come the other. Is there a place. q
country, the development Of q new
empire will give to the coming gener-
where It is not to late for his child
rem the foundation Of prosperity and
comfort: . place where he can make
for himself . home in which he can
spend his declining years in peace
and plenty, surrounded by his poster
ity. For him we answer, Yes there
is such a place." Read on.
The State Of Nevada, is as yet un-
developed. and offers opportunities to
the home seeker, the capitalist and
such as is found in other States. it
is rich in resources and natural ad-
vantages. Its treasures are q wonder,
its climate perfection, its history q
romance and fits wealth a surprise to
all who have taken time to investi-
gate the matter. Today Nevada offers
homes to the farmer on the most pro-
ductive soil, the best climate and high
est priced home market for his pro-
ducts. Nevada offers unparalleled in
ducements to the capitalist to de-
velop her natural and wonderful mani
fold resources. And abundance Of
cheap power is provided by harness
ing the water afforded by the plunging
OF her mountain streams over precipf-
ces. Nevada has an ample supply Of
water for irrigation and mining pur-
poses. Nevada has rich mines con-
sisting Of gold, silver, lead and copper
and other minerals Of commercial val.
ne are found in paying quantities. Ne
vada is distinctly an American State
with q trivial fraction Of illiteracy
The statistics of the census table are
more eloquent than the tropes and
phrases Of the rhetorician. It is more
dazzling and bewildefing than poetry
and the historian is compelled to b
economical in truth and parasimonioui
in his recital Of facts in order not t.
impose to great strain upon the capa
city Of human creduilty. It is mod
crate and conservative statement tina
any community ever increased SO rap
idly in population, wealth and ciyl
lization, nor gained 30 great an aggre
safe in 90 brief time as will tn
State Of Nevada in the next few years
There IL no other State where tn
awards Of industry have been so am
Pie and the conditions Of prosperit
% abundant, SO staple -and secure q
right here in Nevada.