The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-18

III IdllTOAu
circles are said to have attended the
visit of Senator William A. Clark. half
owner with Hartman in the San Pc
dro, Los Angeles Salt Lake Railway.
to Nevada last week. According to a
well defined and authenticated story
that is out Senator Clark, while in the
soutmhern country ~effectually succeed.
in curbing the ambition Of the Brock
road, the Tonopah and Go,dfeld. by
compelling it to abandon its Bu.lfro,
extension, which will be taken over by
Clark, who will now push his road
on to Tonopah and Goldfeld. At pres
ent C.ark's extension is nearing Bull
frog from Las Vegas.
If the reports are true Hartman
by means of the Southern Pacific and
the Clark road Tin which he is alleged
by some to own 81 per cent of the
stock, and by others to only own 90
per cent) now completely dominates
the ore carrying business in Nevada
The Tonopah and Goldfeld, it is said,
has been compelled to realize that it
is nothing more than a Hartman de
tendency, inasmuch as it cannot con.
meet with the outside word save over
the Hartman lines.-Gazette.
A. J.. Pritchett, who has been work
ing through the mineralized district o.
Nevada reaching from Fairview te
Austin and north to Lovelock, return
ed to Reno last evening.
There are thousands Of men pros
pecting through the country | cover
ed,'' said Mr.. Pritchett this morning
"Many of them are working out from
Fairview, but they cover the wholt
area and the country is being more
thoroughly ~prospected than ever be-
fore. With Charley Higley I visited the
scenes of many new strikes but on
account of their long distance from the
railroads ard the absence of wood ant
water many Of them don't look very
profitable. There is considerable acti
witty about Austin, hundreds of mel
fem the srt'ns-n country being there
"Seven Trough, thirty-ive miles
=. III. of Austin, ! oks good. 1t has n
ncen developed, but some rich fin Il
Rave been made on the surface. The
EDGES are not large but they carry
Ing gold values. Wonder, sixteen miles
northeast of Fairview, also looks gcv
II is receiving rich attention.
Owing to the hen. develop ne,t w"ra
i, being carried on slowly. Van ihe
coming of cools. weather, ho~.eer
s'ere will u 4 wenderful st.nrirt'ah
ir both mining an prospec.ir:.'
Mr.. Pritchett was sent out s,> weeks
sgc by C. L. D~ign,wity, a Roro mining
rian.-Gazette.
We are in correspondence with =
company o. east - p. pie ~ba are .,
,.ous of establishing "a sanifnrium IN
this section and it is probable that In
the near future a representative OF
the company will arrive to look e
the situation.
A hundred of acres of land is wanted
-
part of which should tie dry land for
buildings, and about twenty-five acres
which can be irrigated and is suscep-
tible of intensive farming.
The idea is to build a sanitarium for
the treatment of tuberculosis patients
principally. Provisions will also De
made for the treatment of rheumatism
akin diseases, etc.
The hot springs in this section, II is
believed, will he of great value IN the
treatment of the latter diseases ana
climatic conditions, altitude, etc., mere
are ideal for the treatment OF tupcs
culosis.
DIR. A.. ]. Hood has made report on
climatic conditions, etc., with reference
to tuberculosis, and developments
40 far seem favorable for the establish
men, Of a big sanitarium.
With every natural advantage Tor
q ch an institution it is possible th't
IN, ,v;,l before many years be as re-