The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-03
THE NEWS FROM THE EAST.

The announcement made in the
News yesterday morning of informa-
,,on brought from the east by Mr.
poue Yeatman. adding to the extent
Of the good tidInss conveyed in the
telegram received from Mr.. w. b.
Thompson, gave occasion for much
general good feeling in the district
and was creative Of new confidence
among the people.
The very high authority from
which the information comes leaves
M room for doubt as to its absolute
reliability nor as to its conserva-
tism. Nor is there room for doubt,
in view OF the statement of Mr.. Yeat-
man that the concentration and smell
ter will both be larger than the i'm
mepse works called for in the origi-
nal plans chat the properties of Cum
berland Ely and Nevada Consolidated
and the resources In tributary terri
tory have proven larger than even
the large confidence held earlier war
ranted expectation Of.
The announcement of intention to
crowd ahead vigorously with COM
pletion Of full half of the capaci-
ties Of shelter and concentration in
order to enable operation of that
much of the plants at the earliest
possible time. carries particular en-
enlargement and joy to the people of
the immediate district, meaning as it
does that they will soon be reaping
benefits from the employment of
much larger working forces and
greatly increased general activity.
On the outside the particular -appre-
citation will be among stockholders of
Cumberland Ely anI Nevada Consol-
dated, who are enabled to look for
ward to earlier dividends now than
the general appearance of the finan-
cial and industrial horizon gave them
occasion to expect during recent
months In this relation, eopls of
the district, and they ar. -lany, who
have stock holdings IN these compa-
MES, get double portion of benefits.
With such news for the opening of
the new year, Robinson district and
its people nave occasion to feel high
elation and to look forward with
great confidence to the following
months. They also have occasion to
feel that they are signally blessed at
this time, for into other copper camps
OF the country are pouring work cur
falling orders, where there is any
work left to curtail, instead of work
increasing instructions. The situa-
'ioh mere has at no time been posi-
bic OF comparison VIA the deplora-
Bile conditions In copper country else
where' NOW 1t can be looked upon
only as most highly favored dis
trict. That this latter condition will
prsvfil through the ti. tory OF the
camp Sd tar as the great mines of
Cumberland Ely and Nevada Consoli-
dated, backing the reduction plants at
McGill, the News believes with the ut
most confidence. Knowing the tre-
''sh"o US resources Of these compa-
Mes knowing the facilities for min
ing their ores cheaply which nature
l laayishly provided along with the
fetal, and Knowing the high degree
I competency and ineen nifty which
AVE entered into construction of the
ednction plants to the end of en-
'oling them to get all possible from
he ores at the minimum of cost, no
me can look upon these enterprises
with other feeling than that of strong
'st possible belief that they will make
not only for steady activity in the
no matter the price of cop
per- but that they viii make for great
'roh's for all who have interested
themselves ae ofooLl,.