The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-13

Three heers for the people of Goldfeld, Tonopah and Southern Nevada
and the Goldfed News and its liberal minded, uptodate editor, James r
OBrien. For the fst time in many moons the people IF the world, through
the columns of the last issue of The News are given a tre understanding
of the conditions that have existed between Reno and the southern portion
of the state. The Journal prints the article Elm full. 1t fully meets the approval
of every owner of the Journal every employe If the paper and SO far as the
Journal "a learn, every uptodate, progressive enterpiang citizen of Ne
vada. Now that Brother O'Brien haas so frankly stated the causes of this
unexpahnable feeling of hostility the Journal will suggest a method OF making
the bonds If friendship more firm. Bury knocking and treat all vermin of the
knocking family with the fear that is o attached to a snake. "Get to-
gethm., That the question:, and Reno, through the Journal, will leave it
to the people of Godfed and its fair minded editor If the Goldfeld News
to fix up the method. Rene is wiling to 9 &c uolane1a OF onopan OF
Godfed and Tonopah a come to Reno, Let the three cities appoint m
mttees and through these committees agree upon a plan of organization, a
plan that will rebound not only to the advantage OF one section, nut TO al
Nevada alike. Let the ain If every rue Nevadan be to cultivate and
maintain a true brothely feeling toward every fellow citizen of the state,
for what helps n section eventually helps another. Reno is willing and
always has been; the trouble has been caused by strangers; boomers anxious
advance their W personal interests to. ne detriment OF every thing else.
Gradually the people are beginning to learn who these selfish boomers are
The above is taken from a frstpage featured article in last Wednesday s
issue of the Reno Journal. Reno's quick and hearty response, through its
leading paper, to the efforts of The News to cement the different towns in the
state and build up a greater Nevada, is vey gratifying. 1t is bound to re-
dound to the material prosperity of us all. Besides, vas it Hoyle or Shake
speare who said in effect that 'bpthren should dwell together in unhyf -
Let us adopt tn advice If the Journal an get together Let more of the
leading citizens IF Reno make us frequent business or social visits They
will find that we are pretty decent fellows and those who have nt kan
med or lines will discover what bonanzas we really have They will re-
urn home more enthusiastic boosters" of this section.
Then let us of Goldfeld and Tonopah spend a day occasionally in Reno.
Let us get away farther than two blocks from the depot We will discover,
back a few streets, ncc elike residences pretty places for the women
folks and children to live in if they find the dust and altitude of the
desert toe trying Let us go through the Univeraty-it is a credit to the
state and its graduates have wn the highest honors as mining engineers
Let us go through the Elks' home-one of the handsomest and most "hOme-''
like in the country. Let us .tmix' with Renos citizens n W e will find
THEY are pretty decent fellows
And, finally, let us get together and force the Southern Pacific and other
railroads ito give VI a fair shake. Let us show President Mccall of the New
York Life that if Nevada has but $4,000 people, they are mostly Give
ones, and that they arr the nucleus of a fast increasing population that
will 500 he a power to be reekoned with