Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-14

. ings yet held of the Tonopah- .
. Manhattan Promotion commit =
. tee was in progress at the Miz- = |
= pah club. VI
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Nathan Croker occupied the chair,
and James Force acted as secretary,
and the first order of the evening was
the receipt of the report of Chair
man began of the committee appoint
ed to wait on the county commission
ers. Mr.. Degan reported that sue
cess had attended the efforts of the
committee; that private aid had been
extended to the county temporarily
by Summerfield and Johnson, and
that the former of the firm and Com
missioner Cuddy were going over the
road this morning to determine upon
the work that was to be done.
L. L. Mushett moved, and the mo-
ton was carried, that the Manhat-
tan committee be asked to present
. lHc lOCdl COulAlIlOt Will q lOpOiI vi
their progress upon the condition of
the properties of the camp.
j. s. Daveler was called upon to
tell of the trip of himself and w. W.
Booth to Los Angeles:
Mr.. Booth and IT, said Mr.. Dave.
Ter, went to Los Angeles, as you
all know, with special edition of
the Bonanza, and we were accorded
the most cordial reception. We took
with us thousands of copies of the
; edition, and still we did not have
nearly enough to satisfy the demand
| AS you may remember, the edition
/ treated of Tonopah and the tributary
! camps, with a generous portion of II
devoted to Manhattan, and not q
e little to Round Mountain. Mr.. AL
r berger of the Tonopah and Underwater
: company took an immense amount o.
[ the papers off our hands, and SEN
r them out at the expense of the com
: pany to people whom he assured III
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g ''The railroad people could not d.
! enough for us, apparently. Mr.
Byrne, of the Santa Fe, tolds us tina
President Ripley of the company
had only one map hanging up in hi
Office in Chicago, and that was tn
map of southern Nevada This, h
s. said was the only map that Mr.. Rip
ley wanted to study, following alon
y the lines of the Tonopah and Tile
!, water railroad, which Is the cor
Meeting link between the Santa F
and the Tonopah and Goldfield lin;
!, Shortly after the first of the yell
" when the Tonopah and Tidewate
? road shall have brought us ninet
n miles nearer to Los Angeles, the o
70 ficials of the Santa Fe are going
u come here in special train. The
will be followed later by an excu
o. will come a special train filled wit
or picked class of investors. Thel
will be mining men on this train
is explain to the others all that the
ed may want to know in the way of mil
ay ing.
lis The greatest interest is NANTES
ed in the stock exchange in Los Al
elk geles, and the brokers are enthusia
ct. tic over the promises for trading
ay the southern Nevada securities Il
W coming year. The people who can
IN into Los Angeles from September u
10 til the time that we arrived in Il
southern metropolis, numbered 13E
0O0 These people are of the ella
who usually pour into Los Angel
to speculate in real estate, but Il
men of the south say that the tin
r. for that has passed for the preser
and that the new corners will have
look for other fields for their invel
ment. and that the fields will
FOR those of southern Nevada
in sThe newspapers of Los Angel
adj treated Mr.. Booth and myself mc
vie royalty, and they had story of sol
for sort in nearly every day of our sta
i've They gave us big headlines, and I
are pressed themselves as glad to get
the sort Of news that we had to deliv
This brought the people to our
ec- tells by the crowds, and we did
the best that we could in the way of $
do isfying their desire for informati'
one and referred them all to the sec
as taries Of this committee and of M;
the haitian
any The Los Angeles Chamber
the Mines is working for the interest
Nevada, and would be glad, to
the operate with the committees of TX
onah and Manhattan Rol King s