Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-19

leeting in TOnopah tomorrow night.
ing herself out to a marked degree
by putting up her mills and when
these are completed, the camp will
rank with the greatest in the State.
s. r. Moore-The movement for
the exploitation of Manhattan is GER
tainly a good move, and ii could not
have been made at a better time. BY
the time the noise Of it is heard over
the country, things will have begun
to loosen up in the financial world,
and W. will be on the ground ready
for action. In helping Manhattan,
Tonopah is going to help herself, and
the rest of the district.
Charles Keilhofer-The move is a
splendid one, and it is coming just
at the right time. 1t will help not
only Manhattan, in. which all Tono-
pah is interested. but 1t will help us
here, and the camps right close to us.
The talk about there being no money
to be had is all rot. There is lots of
1t, and to prove it, / can say that
there is considerable going on in
G%oldreef, which is eight miles from
here. You "a always get capital
for the right kind OF a proposition,
and the time is always ripe. The
movement is all right.
Ray Baker, am sorry that / can
not be at the meeting. but | am GO
ing to Ubehebe tonight. am with
the movement all right, for there is
nothing like concentrated effort to
make anything go, When you have
a good proposition that will stand the
test, there is no trouble in getting
the money TO develop it. You don't
have to go any farther for an exem-
plifcation Of this than Ubehebe,
James Skelton-The movement has
Lad the right start, and It is beyond
stopping. The last two meetings,
the one here and that of last night
at Manhattan, show that the spirit of
the people has been aroused, and
that they are going right through
with the movement. once get the
people going toward Manhattan, and
Manhattan will do the rest, They
have the mines there that can stand
the scrutiny of the public, and they
will soon have the mills to turn the
ore into money. In the meantime
the camp offers the best field for in
vestment than anywhere in the
State.
Dave Holland-The movement is i
good thing. Anything is a good hing
that has for its object the develop
ment Of a country. and Manhattan
right now is the best country in these
:, parts for that kind of work. 1t has
the mines and it. will soon have the
= mills. And in helping Manhattan
h we will be helping ourselves.
n Raymond d. Frisbte-Manhattar
t needs the money just now; but the
o man who invests is taking no chances
and viii get his money back Wit
royal interest when the mills begin
grinding out the ore. There is higi
a grade and low grade in Manhattan
4 and there are thousands of tons OF
ID the dumps and in the mines. 1t 1
le only a matter OF time when the cam
will be all right in the respect Jf de
yelopment, but this movement Is so
ing to rush matters.
so w. s.. Johnson-You can't sto.
ir Manhattan, for she has the ore there
We All that Is necessary Is to get IT,
n. people there to see for themselye
We what the camp has to offer. Ther
be have been a great many people fror
o. the east and other points who hay
O. gone in there and you never haT
We heard anything but praise. The
Ill went to look and stayed TO lnves
y. and that Is the way 1t will be with a
he of them. The people of Tonopah al
OPP dong o good thing in helping ~
Maahattan and they will reap The Il
lis ward Of their own efforts in the goo
m that will be done to Tonopah by ii
fit people she will help to bring here.
We James Degan-T never saw a NOV
SIN ment that spread so quickly. 1t h;
w been given the right start, and It
OF certain to be of the greatest benefi
ny not only to Manhattan and to Ton
pah, but to the country immediate
at adjoining us. The people here ha,
IN taken hold of It in the right spir.
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