The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-06
CONTINUED
PROSPERITY
Southern dining Camps Give
Promise Of . Successful New
Year-Miners Busy Prospecting

Continued success and prosperity await
the mining camps of Southern Nevada,
according to the newspapers OF Tonopah
and Goldfeld. Commenting upon the
promises of the new year, the Tonopah
Miner says:
There is absolute assurance that the
four companies now nj the dividend class
during 1906. on the basis of past and cur
rent payments. with every probability OF
a substantial increase in at least two
instances
'On the completion OF its 100-stamp mill.
an event scheduled for early fall, the
Tonopah Company will more than double
its present output and be in a position
TO double it's dividends Under the new
smelter arrangements effected by the
Schwab- Mckane interests, the Tonopah
Extension will send out enough ore to
enable 1t to make distribution as large
as that now being made by the Tonopah
Company.
The Belmont and the West End can
confidently be expected to enter the divi-
dend class, and the Jim Butler is a likely
candidate for the same distinction.
1T is not unreasonabl. therefore, to
predict that by the close of 1906 the mines
of Tonopah will be paying dividends at
the rate of s4.5ooooo a year.
Another most attractive feature is the
prices of the leading stocks.
Many men who invested small sums in
these shares a year ago, now find them
selves in comparative affiuence; for ex-
| ample. the man who put $4,000 into West
End certificates and still holds them can
congratulate himself on the possession of
a fortune which is rapidly approaching
the $4,000 mark
Apart from the mines. Tonopah has
had a most prosperous year. Many sub
stantial residences and business houses
have been erected, notable among the
latter being five stone blocks. costing ON
an average $4,000 apiece while the Nye
county court house-which cost the coun-
ty s32. 900 and the unfortunate contractor
considerably more-would be a creo.t and
an adormnet to a city larger than Reno.
Although the exhibit is most crafty
ing. and the people of Tonopah have
every reason to congratulate themselves
on the splendid outlook for the year 1906.
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time in years remedies gave him much
tsrS y~es A,,t To- Fax.
months the disease returned with its
customary force.
He visited a celebrated heart specialist
in this city. where he was put under
through examination
Here is what the physician said after
Warren stepped out:
His is the most Wonderful case among
the rare cardiac conditions. Simply stat
ed. 1t is an organic disease of the heart.
accompanied by an enlargement of that
organ. A remarkable phase of his case
is the musical character of the heart muir
mur. popularity known as the musical
heart
THE cause of the musical sound is not
known. but it has been established that
1t most commonly appears with affectiin
of the mitral valve. In thsi case it is
unusually prominent. the musical note be-
ing audible some distance from the pa
tient
Commonly II is due to rheumatism.
Much activity, worry and nervous strain
aggravates the disease. Care and abb
steminousness. especially from tobacco
and liquor. may prolong life, but he may
die at any moment. Such cases generally
have a sudden ending"
Despite similar previous warnings War
rem smokes and takes an occasional drink.
"If a man on the edge of the grave
cannot have few mild vices, what's the
use OF trying TO cheer up?" he said,
"How do feel? Well. / don't feel
chipper as a man who hasn't anything TO
worry him. but / can keep up all right.
Don't feel bad about me-
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