The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-27
Nevada Congressman TaR
terestingIy of City az
GoldfieId.
GREAT MINES, HE SAYS
GETTING BETTER
1t Is Also Announced That
office Will Soon Be Fir;
Class. 2

c, d. Van Duzer, Congressm.>
Nevada, is a guest at the Keny a
In from Goldfeld, brimm,nr oxr
good news from that remarkabr1
His statements are the result
sonal inspection and are in AZ
way as follows: :.
The general mining cond,t
Goldiield are better now tbo-N
The great mineral belt Is he !.
tended through new dlscoycrfE n
from heretofore unknown gro
are getting results that are
marvellous. Then, again, the de
go the greater are the bodies
and the ore increases In yaI,,tl
Hayes and Monett lease ON Al,
hawk Is producing $4,000 per Az
oody OF ore is very large, and it
look IS for greater things. u
Top, Daisy and Fulton properr q
In fine form. These mines ar !
but VIII be greater In the nearcl
Larger veins are coming I'm 5
time. In short, they are m
from Columbia Mountain. z
Comstock lode, the greatest :;
belt ever known. p
Goldncld Is Booming. 2
"Goldfield Is one Of the liyeliea1
In the Northwest. I had new,
there but In political campaIs
now / shall take up my residerls
and remain there. 1t is also ia
soon a great railway center. TT
road to Goldf1eld will take un,
Angeles in sixteen hours, and J
Lake In twenty-six hours. Tr
always been by the way OF Sa,,
cisco via Hazen, but all of ~
be changed, and trade will d
the way OF Salt Lake and II.
gelea. ~
"One great reason for the
growth OF the town Is that hi
ators and developers beIonr
They made their money there.
putting It back into lmproveme.
Nelpful undertakings. They wer
field men who janped into MAI
Fairview and Buckskin, and WI I
camps are started Goldheld n
among the first to show up. u
AS an illustration of the gr :
the town, let me state that or
Office did business of $e5, 900 IL.
and by the first of October C
Will be raised TO a flrst-class p<7'
being the town Of smallest poi
ever to have that honor. The brit
men and operators there emi
stenographers and bookkeepersf
them from S35 to $50 per wee
MonteZuma club ranks with yor
club or the Silver Bow OF Buf'
will find men from all over IN
in Goldfleld, and as much bra!
initiative as anywhere for IN
Der Of population. =
Extending the Railroad i
"The Tonopah track Is now a.
below Goldf1eld on the road
frog. The Clark road is within!
miles Of Beatty, and Borax smfl
he will build into Goldfield. =
a probability OF a road to Ely
the Guggenheim copper Interest," :
Usually summer is the dullf.
son of the year there, but nc \
the most lively You cannoff {
house Of more than two rooms
fee room for love OF money "
indirectly benefited by the SaE
cisco quake, through the inhLa
great crowd of people. Wa
somewhat discouraged by IT
but now the reaction has corr
where our people used to 60
Francico and spend their mon
now stay home and patronixe b I
dustries, something, by the way
all people should do. 9
Will Quit Politics.
At have made q thorough r.
inspection Of this camp. and NJ
lccted 1t as my future home. ~
together out Of politics after -:
next, and shall devote my lie n
upbuilding of Nevada ha9s
fifteen years IN Nevada, and
never been defeated for any
have tried for. / could get ofdcts
but give 1t all up to build up ~
sonal fortunes. I can do NOR
Nevada for Nevada than I
Washington. %
IT shall be In Salt Lake for
on business and to meet old 4
am always glad TO meet nef
men, and particularly to meet
sentative OF The Tribune" =