The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-04-28
A FEW BOUQUETS.
Chas. ]. noore's Excellent Article
Makes q Hit.

In last weeks issue of THE News we
printed an article, "The Goldfield Min
ing District" by Charles j. Moore, NJ.
f.. While approaching the importance
and value of Mr., Moore's contribution,
we did not anticipate the enthusiastic
words of praise which have been show
cred on us since this article appeared in
print. We printed an extra large
edition of the paper, most of which has
been sold-only a few copies remaining.
So great has been the demand hat we
have made arrangements with Mr..
Moore, who owns the copyright, to re-
produce the article in pamphlet form
and we expect to be able to fill orders
about the first of next week. The fol-
lowing are a few samples of letters and
verbal encomiums received:
Todd c. Woodwork, manager OF
the Western Reduction company
II have read with interest the late
article in your paper on Goldfield ore
deposits by G.. J.. Moore, f. NJ, and call
it both clear and clever-dealing in the
economics of the camp, and serving as
a guide to mining men coming here"
Minis Sutro Goa splendid article.
Clean cut and clear. Should be read
by every person interested in G~oldfield."
IL. l.. DidSuoI, VI Oaitul IN
"Mr. Moore's article on Goldfield is the
best / ever read and hope it will be
read by every mining man in the United
States"
John r. Donnellan, of Kenneth DON
nellan & Col was much impressed
with Mr.. Moore's article and especially
with the able way he explained the
interesting geological features of the dis
%trict."
Harry Hedrick, broker-'The article
by Charles J. Moore with reference to the
mineral deposits and general geological
features of Goldfield, published in your
issue of the 21st inst, is one of the very
best / have read in years. 1t contains
%irrefutable facts that can not be easily
gainsaid and will undoubtedly forever
put a quietus to the "~knocker." whose
presence, though constantly on the de-
crease, is occasionally in evidence.
Among all mining men Mr.. Moore's
article will certainly carry great weight
and the benefit hat will occrue to
Goldfield as a result OF the energy and
foresight that prompted you 70 secure
and publish the same will be inesti-
mable. My congratulations to YOU"
James l.. Lindsay, a well known
banking man of Colorado.-"Surely of
great value and help to the district"
T.. J. Amann, of Scott & Amann.-"I
have studied Mr.. Moore's article on the
Goldtield district. To my notion it is
the most able and comprehensive article
ever written on the geology OF the dis
trict and is of great value to both the
investor and prospector.'
W. +. Bond Il Co.-The article pub
lished in your issue of April Dist, by
Charles J.. Moore, +. NJ, relative to the
mineral resources..of Goldtield we con
slider one of the most able of a great
many that have come to our, attention.
We read every word OF it with profound
interest and will file a copy of the same
for future reference. Mr.. Moore writes
~trenchantly and most comprehensively
concerning ore occurances and the gen.
eral geological formations OF sections
bearing mineral lodes. His clear cut
statements to the effect that the ore de-
posts OF Goldtield will, in all probable
ity, continue to great depth and prove
productive for years to come, should
carry great weight in all mining circles
and will undoubtedly set at rest for all
time any lingering doubt there may be
as to the permanency OF this camp. tie
writes as one who is thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with every feature of mining, and
knowing as we do, the advanced position
he occupies among all classes OF mining
men, his article should prove of most
decided benefit to the greatest camp
ever known. Permit us to congratulate
you upon having secured for your paper
this able article, which will certainly
find a constantly increasing circle OF
readers
Thomas Withers, mining engineer
MIR. Moore's article iseXcellent. | was
most interested in it and am in thor
ough sympathy with all he says"
Mr.. Collingwood, of the New York
Commercial.-"As a newspaper man |
congratulate THE News on its enterprise
in securing such a valuable contribu-
ton for its readers. As you say, it is a
clear and comprehensive statement and
deserves the thoughtful consideration Of
every intelligent person.
\ telegram from a news dealer at
Denver:-"Express 100 copies NEWS
April p. Big demand account Moore
article
p. J.. Donohue, a well known news
paper man for years district editor, at
Cripple Creek, Of Rocky Mountain News.
The article published in The NEWS by
SIdGltS u. MOORE, Ol tIc bOltlltll Hill
ing district, was well worth reading. 1t
was so plain and free from technical
terms that the average reader could
easily follow the trend OF Mr.. Moore's
geological observations. 1t will be read
by nearly all of the prominent mining
engineers of the country and mine
owners, the majority OF whom know the
writer either personally or by reputa-
ton. 1t is bound to demand their at
tention and its optimistic views OF the
camp will be commented on in every
mining center in the country. The
article should be inclosed in every letter
sent out from Goldfield by stock brokers,
promoters and those interested in tell
ing of the greatness of Goldfield."
While all of this is most pleasant and
THE NEWS fully appreciates these words
of praise we must pass them along to
him to whom the credit is Justly due,
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