Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-16

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 A
good thing. Anything is a good thing
that has for its object the develop
ment of 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,
we will be helping ourselves.
Raymond d. Manhattan
needs the money just now; but the
man who invests is taking no chances
and will get his money back with
royal interest when the mills begin
grinding out the ore There is high
grade and low grade in Manhattan,
and there are thousands of tons Oh
the dumps and in the mines. 1t is
only matter of time when the camp
will be all right in the respect of de-
velopment, but this movement is 60
ing to rush matters.
w. S. Johnson-You can't stop
Manhattan, for she has the ore there.
All that is necessary is to get the
people there to see for themselves
what the camp has to offer. There
have been great many people from
the east and other points who have
gone in there and you never have
heard anything but praise. They
went to look and stayed to invest,
and that is the way it will be with all
of them. The people of Tonopah are
doing good thing in helping out
Manhattan and they will reap the re-
ward of their own efforts in the COOL
that will be done to Tonopah by the
people she will help to bring here.
James Degan-I never saw a move
ment that spread so quickly. 1t has
been given the right start, and it is
certain to be of the greatest benefit,
not only to Manhattan and to Tono-
pah, but to the country Immediately
adjoining us. The people here have
taken hold of it in the right spirit,
and it. will not be long before the
fruits of it are made appar mt.
A. J. Poak-I was not at the meet
ing of Saturday night, but | will GER
tainly be at the next meet ing. 1t is
the right move in the right direction
and the more that we cal. do for
Manhattan, the more we will be help-
ing ourselves. Manhattan needs the
money just now, but with her mills
going, there will be money and money
to spare, Nobody can make any mis-
take in getting in there.
G. G. Chapman have always had
the greatest faith in Manhattan and
the strongest recommendation for
the camp is the great faith that
everybody there has in it, 1t is a
sure conner, and in my opinion is one
of the greatest camps in Nevada. |
am with the movement and would
like to see plan of action mapped
ont which we could all follow.
Joseph Mccarthy State Printer
This movement is the best dope that
has been raised in the camp for many
a day. A better camp than Manhat-
tan to boost could not have been Sc
lected 1t has, besides having natur-
al advantages, the mines, and soon
will have the mills which will make
the mines good 1t will help Tono-
pah as we'll as. Manhattan, and any.
thing that helps Tonopah helps vast
amount of country.
n. Carlson-This is getting dowr
to business, and the movement has
the proper ring to it. If we all ge
in and put our shoulder to the wheel
we cannot have anything but sue
cess, both for Manhattan and fol
Tonopah. Not only this, but it viii
help the adjacent country. Goldree
and Klondyke are Just taking fresl
starts, and capital is going into boil
places. There is a whole lot of coun
try here that only needs development
to rank them with the best camps il
the State.
James Conlisk, Tonopah Dru;
CompanyZIt makes one think of oil,
times to see movement like this
That is just what we want Let IL
send word to the outside world o
what we have; don't wait for Their
to come to us. Rightly guided thi
movement will eventuate into
boom for this country, and a restor
alton of old times.
Major MOnteath-It isn't case O
any old thing to stir up the times
it is case of the right thing at tn
right time, and the people have sure
/ Nv fOund If in t1lis movement Some