The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-28

He Has Seen Things Of Interest on the
Desert.

Goldfeld has another enthusiastic
supporter in the person of George M.
White, a prominent mining operator
of San Francisco. Mr.. White returned
to that city yesterday after an inspec-
ton of the mines of the camp extend
ing over a period of ten days. The
major portion of his time was devoted
to this immediate section, but he also
found occasion to visit the Bullfrog
district rs well. just before leaving
for San Francisco, where he goes to
present his report on the camp to a
number of wealthy mining investors, he
made the following statement to a rep
resentative of the News:
"Goldfield is certainly a wonderful
camp and has inestimable future posi-
f%ilities. During my visit I have made
thorough an investigation of the mining
conditions as my limited time permitted
md am now on my way to San Fran
csco to report my findings to a number
IF that city's wealthy and influential
citizens. 1t is their purpose to invest
in Goldfeld mining propositions pro-
viding my report is favorable, and you
can state that it certainly will be most
fattering. ! have visited and inspected
nearly every mining camp of import
ance which has been opened up during
the last twenty years and have never
seen one where the early conditions
we're as favorable for permanent values
as here. / believe it is destined to have
I great future and that within a few
years the city will have a population
of at least twenty thousand. Just at
present you are hampered by a lack
of adequate railroad facilities which
has, of course, retarded the camp some
what. With the advent of the railroad
into Goldfeld, however, there will be
increased prosperity and increased de-
velopment of the mines.
Il SOihS W hdfc q UUOIu ueIc
this fall, and while you are in a meas
|ure anticipating it, / hardly think you
are prepared for the proportions it will
assume. Everybody is talking Gold
field and monied men who follow the
game are preparing to invest here. /
have recently returned from a trip to
the Atlantic seaboard and found the
investing public warming up very rap
idly to Goldfeld propositions. Money
is easy in the east but much of it is
lying idle in banks owing to the lack
of good paying propositions in that
section. / talked with many capital
lists there and found nearly all of them
field propositions. A number of them
signiied their intention of coming to
the camp this fall to make personal
investigation into the conditions, and
many others requested me to keep them
posted ON propositions that looked
good.
elm San Francisco everybody is
talking Goldfield and boosting Goldfeld
propositions. This has been particular
ly noticeable since the return of the
members of the San Francisco Mining
Exchange from their visit to the
camp. Most of them were enthusiastic
supporters of the Goldfeld mines prior
to their visit and since then they have
become doubly SO. They were wholly
unprepared for so prosperous conditions
in so new a camp and the visit was
something in the nature of an eye epen-
or to them. They are recommending
Goldfeld investments to their clients
in all parts of the country, and to
their friends and intimates they are
loud in their praise of Goldfield people
and their open hearted hospitality. l
was deprived of the peasure of visit
ing the camp with the brokers, owing
to business engagements, but / shall
never cease to regret the fact for all
who we're in the party speak in praise
and refer with pleasure to their visit
THE BALL GAME.