The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-11-05
Yes, W. Answer the Question.

All over the eastern and central por-
tons of Our land thousands are looking
with discontinued faces at the unsatis-
factory and unsettled condition OF af-
fairs. and the Respondent prospect for
the future. In all older communities of
the East all trades are overcrowded and
existing venues filled; all
fully developed, and to the head OF a
growing family the prospect of a pleas
ant 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 wilderness through all the various
stages of modern progress; he has helped
to organize society, build churches,
schools and factories; be has seen one
door after another open, and new ideas
take the place OF the old order, and as
the a of 80 years of age allows his
memory to turn in retrospective view,
remembrance awakes with her busy
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think that his brief span of life has seen
so wonderful a transition. And with
such thoughts will come the other. Is
there a place, a country, the develop
ment of a new empire will give to the
coming generation a field for successful
effort, where it is not too late to lay for
his children the foundation OF prosperity
and comfort; a place where he can make
for himself a home IL which to spend his
declining years in peace and plenty sur
rounded by his posterity. For him we
answer, Eyes, there is such a place."
Read on.
The State Of Nevada, is as yet unde-
veloped, and offers opportunities to the
homeseeker, the capitalist and investor
such as is found in many other States.
1t is rich in and natural ad-
vantages. Its treasures are a wonder,
its climate perfection, it's history a ro-
nance and it's wealth a surprise to all
who have taken the time to investigate
the matter. To-day Nevada offers homes
for the farmer on the most productive
soil, with the finest climate and highest
priced home market for his products.
Nevada offers unparalleled inducements
to the capitalist to develop her manifold
and wonderful natural resources. An
abundance Of cheap power is provided
by Harvesting the water power afforded
by the plugging of her mountain stream
over precipices. Nevada has an ample
supply Of water for irrigation and mining
purposes. Nevada has rich mines, con-
sisting of gold, silver, lead and copper,
and all other minerals of commercial
value are found in paying quantities.
Nevada is distinctly an American State,
with a trivial fraction of illiteracy. The
statistics OF the census tables are more
eloquent than the tropes and phrases of
the rhetorician. 1t is more dazzling and
bewildering than poetry, and the his
torian is compelled to be economical 10
truth and parsimonious 10 his recital Of
facts in order not to impose too great a
strain upon the capacity of human Gre
dulity. 1t is a moderate and conserva-
tive statement that any community ever
increased so rapidly in population,
wealth and civilization, nor gained 30
great an aggregate in so brief a time as
will the State OF Nevada within the next
few years. There is no other State
where the rewards of industry have
been So ample and the conditions Of
prosperity 20 abundant, so stable and
secure as here.