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

to be a grand success cannot be
doubted when the following express
sions of opinion are read. They were
picked up at random by representa-
tives OF the Bonanza, who asked a
number of people If they were going
to be present at the meeting tonight.
Nearly everyone answered in the af-
firmative. and gave his eason Here
are some of those who are going to
be present. and their opinions of the
movement;
John Salsberry, the copper king of
the Ubehebe-I was not at the prev
ious meeting, but l certainly shall be
at that of tomorrow night, if | am in
town. If | am not here in person.
| will be at the meeting in financial
spirit. | am willing to do my share,
for | believe that this is the right
kind of a movement, and | am heart
lily in accord with it, and so is the
Tonopah Lumber Company. We need
something to stir up the district, and
| believe in including all the camps
in our jurisdiction. As for Manhat-
tan. | am going to get busy there
next week in the way of develop
ment, We are going to commence
work on the Gold Wedge and the
Manhattan Crescent right away.
Donald b. Gillies. president of the
Tonopah Extension am with the
movement with all my heart. | am
going to the Shoshone in the morn
ing, but | shall be back by evening
in time TO he at the meeting. A
world OF good can be done with a
movement like this, not only for
Manhattan. but for all the camps in
our immediate neighborhood. | am
glad to see a thing Of the kind start
ed, and YOU can call on me for any
thing in my power.
Professor Jenny. mining expert
1t Will be a pleasure for me to be at
the meeting. Manhattan. with an
area the size Of the State of Con
neeticut, and the mines which sur.
/, round it, would naturally be a biz
mining center; but apart from that
she has the mines herself, and al
they need is development. This il
the right kind of a movement, start
, ed in the right kind of a way.
! Senator T. L. Oddie-We need a
! this time a stimulus for the develop
/, ment Of the country, and Manhattan
. has all the qualities for the develop
i ment of a great camp. And Their,
are other districts. in which Tonopal
has the greatest interest, that ca
be benefited by a movement like tina
which has been started. | Will TAX
great pleasure in attending the meet
ing.
q John j. Mullin-If half the trut
about Manhattan We're to be told,
. would be enough to make them shr
up their shops in the east and com
# and live with us. You can tax
o mine after mine in Manhattan, an
l. show the greatest expert in til
world, or the poorest one, wher
ID there Is not less than 100000 o
,f the dumps. and at that ] am veI
ia conservative. With the mills bein
ID rushed to completion. there Is i
70 doubt of the future of Manhattan.
fy is going to be one of the greatest go
al camps in the world.
We l.. A. Gibbons am much graf
RS fed to learn of the movement TIL
a. Is going on. All that Manhatts
ut needs is a little ginger, and Tonopf
as will help out on that. Don't forg
re that baby camp, Round Mountai
IS, either. 1t Is already a producer, al
n. the two camps give promise of@eiI
a. among the greatest in Nevada.
he will be delighted to be at the NEE
D. Ing.
O. Clarence NJ. Oddie-It Is a magI
fcent move, and one in the right {
at rection. It is timely, too, for '
Il. have waited here long enough I
i'd help to come to MS and our propt
at ties. If we want help from the OF
lg side. we must first help ourselv'