The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-03

MAY FIRST OPENS AUSPIclOUsLY
ON BEHALF Cr THE STATE OF
NEVADA. .--.-.. ..
Wednesday the first day of May
found MIR. Davis. Chairman of the Pub
licity Bureau at the home of William
Brewer of Goldfeld. He came down
the day before with Clarence Mackay
and party, who were inspecting the
state in the swift touring cars of the
desert
Mackay came out with his general
manager, Mr.. Adams to look over the
ground in Nevada and decide whether
Or not it would pay to invest million
dollars in giving Nevada q telegraph
service.
He spent two hours in Tonopah and
decided that a million went. He
spent two hours in Goldfield and rails
ed the anti to a million and half.
He then started for Bullfros and prob
ably opened his eyes and his pocket
book still more when he saw the won
ders of Bullfrog and Rhyolite.
Brewers Magnificent Offer
Brewer was the first man to do
business with the Publicity Bureau on
the first day Of May. He had evidently
slowed the Chairman of the Bureau
away in bed the night before where
he could find him readily in the morn
ing.
At the breakfast table he said that
being the first subscriber to the fund
he wanted it also a matter of
record that the city of Goldfield should
be the spot where the first subscrip-
ton should be made.
His contribution to the Bureau was
three private Pullman cars with dln-
ers to convey crowd of Nevada
boosters from Nevada to New York
and return at his expense. He salo
that he considered the Publicity OIL
one of the best measures ever passed
on behalf of the state and as Nevaoa
had done better by him than ne mao
any reason to expect when ne CAME
here he felt that he owned something
IN tho state in the matter of aivertls
ing her resources to the worlo 'ha
others might come and share IN the
prosperity that the state couio IN lu
trra give to all who would come mere
and strive for fortune.
The Publicity Special
His plan is to send this trail "''o''
,bo continent by one route gong ah'
another returning. The idea IS 10 Wis,
the principle cities of the country oa'
lake Denver, Omaha, Chicago WASH
inoton. Albany, Boston, Phliadelphi'
Pittsburg and the like and there niee nee
tho Chambers of Commerce anu en
.ort.in them and show them III
riches of Nevada.
There will be car de'oteo -.
bibiting the specimens OF rich eo'u
taken from various mines IN 'he s.'..>
rhore will be millions OF puoilci'
,..+,,ro to distribute along the va
and there will be printing pi0'' ~
tho car if necessary to keep 'he SUI
nlv inexhaustible.
The people invited by Mr. Brew y.
on that trip will be the represent
tive people of the state Inc oeau'1 &c, :,
and Congressmen of Nevada VIII y =
with the party, end the represent
tives of each county on the ru''
R,ard and the best speakers III ~
state to make the talks at the panquo
hoard.
The party will include iadies a.
gentlemen who have been connoo..
with state promotion and tnes W., ",
he people who are able to en'ef'a,
and impress the best class OF peop'
thew will meet out side OF NeVau'
II is the intention to make the ~
notable and spectacular one 'llS -
v;,, bv occular demonstration impres
the east with the reasources OF ~
vada mineral, agricultural and u n
ure and the literature tha1 Will