The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-03
EXPERTS PLAN A CAMPAIGN
Clarence Mackay Raises His First Anti Half Mil
lion for The Postal Telegraph

distributed on that trip will be special
!y prepared for the occasion and the
itinery will be timed so as to return
from New York with the Mackay.
Borglum party and the whole thirty
day trip will close with the laying OF
the corner stone of the Mackay school
Of mines and the unveiling O. the
Mackay statue in Reno. The excur
sion viii start from Reno and END
there on its return.
The World to be in Touch
Since Mr.. Brewer donated the pub
licity special to the State Board, Mr.
Whetmore of Salt Lake has added an
other car to be taken on at Salt Lake
Arrangements are also being made
with the news agencies and Associat
ed Press and the Mackay Bennett
Cable company to keep the United
States and Europe in daily touch with
the movements of this excursion party
50 that it will be made famous
throughout the world.
The best newspaper writer's in the
state will be invited to accompany the
party and they will be able to fur
nish the interviews already for tie
newspaper men who meet the train
so that there will be constant stream
of information about Nevada flowing
rom the cars at every place whe.e
a malt is made.
There will be ample arrangements
to entertain distinguished people met
at different points along the route and
it is not intended that any one enter
tanned by that Publicity Special will
! leave the car either hungry or thirsty
or with a poor idea of Nevada's re
sources or hospitality or with the
men and women they meet there.
Some of the leading people of New
York will be with the party on the
return trip with the Mackay- -Borglun
special and there will be big recep
ton in New York where Mr.. Brewer
has a host of friends.
The time will be from the latte
part of September and run into DC
tober when the autum is in its glor,
and the weather best to be relied on
Further information will be giver
out regarding this matter from thu
Publicity Bureau.
Wedding the Wildcats
On the first day of May the new
association of mining experts met tn
Chairman of the Publicity Bureau a
the Montezuma Club in Goldhelo
Their idea was to formulate some pla1
by which the experts and the Publicit
Bureau could work hand in hand.
The idea was to devise some wa
bv which the legitimate mining entel
Drises could be segregated from tn
wildcats.
The session lasted over an hour an
was a very satisfactory one to all COZ
cerned.
Mr.. Davis stated that as yet n
could only speak as an individual
the Publicity Board to be complete
and in accordance with law Woul
have to embrace people from ever
, county in the state. The selection
these people would require some HUI
time and they would then meet and q
business as a board. He felt that
was a somewhat delicate matter II
the Publicity Board to publicly sa
what particular mine was a wlldca
and what not. He had been dlscussln
tho matter with Milton M. Detch an
l thew had reached the conclusion tn;
l the best way to handle the sub'e'
l which he regarded as very impor
4 ant one to Nevada, was to have tt
Publicity Board give the oclatlo
). Of mining experts their endorseme1
, so long as they kept their associate
t clean and active and when Inquire
5 we're made by investors relative
: the standing of any particular mine
e mines they would refer the matter
e the Association Of Mining experts al