The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28

rtud. Of prospsrtsy. None Of us ave been in Southern Nevada long enough
re a. iuseparany bound By heredfy and environment: consequently there are
not here.a al in Reno. jealous heartaches for other camps and communities nat are
eoldheid S ont of those communities that IA their wealth inherent. and
depends upo n other cam or section for its business prosperity, a Reno does
We II the south srea pprect'hve Of he worth OF ne Riverside oy. seua
its &c md moss grown institutions It's the ne sown IN the map that VIII
always be there so long as Ae Southern Pacific needs a wstmingt tank and has
for a United States senator. But in sincerity We rejoice in the rejaVlnaaon
of Reno and in tho fact that Godhed has contributed so much to hr substantial
rat Reno is destined to b. a city frcm 10000 to $4,000. OF course, when the
Reno Journal says that ''Goidhsd has neve done a thing for Reno" it is only
for TonOpah and aodAed or friends o. he Big Ditch know that as vel as
anyone
Some tin ago. The News used a column Of editorial space dnaung upon Renos
an industrial growth and pointed out very plainly why III most
friendly relation should exist between them. Reno is a business center,a and sr
rounded by agricultural and lumber industries and draws upon all thu mining
mining country; nothing mo.e nor less, and does not aspire to be a commercial
center. But it is the mining center of the state and aspires to be tn milling
ceD,r also am we 10 10. see wherein Ii interests of the two communities
pMe in Southern Nevada to care anything about the filings of otmr towns N
camps Sc long as injurious falsehoods are not maiciOusly circulated
AS u Rawhide and who gets her rade-a subject dwened upon by the Reno
Journal with considerable feeling, all we have to say is that as long as aodhed
men are prominent in making the camp, Goldhed viii profit in mining n mill
ing operations an bring back the bacon" And so long as this is SO, W. Ger
tmly hav n % objection to Reno corarins the canned milk m sardins trade
The Journal al al evidence Of its friendship to Goldhed relates o the
Journal stood by Goldheld good and hard in the recent troubles and used Ill its
influence u have the legislature stand in line. The writer, even. found out what
Editor sprague wanted at Carson and stood with him, whether Mr. sprague
cares acknowledge it or not, to the EN- If that fight
editor will certainly acknowledge and do hereby acknowledge the necessary and
excellent support given him by the Journal when in Carson City wrestling with
the supper of tn Journal and Gazette Reno's two lively and influential papers
the way fr a police measure would have been much more rocky. We did not
men. 10 ms ' y. ~. Int sna ..a.. m.amrs = for n henes. + the entire
state including Reno, it vas supported by the papers n question because # that
fact. But nevertheless the Reno papers did support the measure IND acknowi
edgemeus are made, and thanks returned.
We al understand why Reno feels that he has a right to exercise sort of a
suzerainty over ldfed an all the new towns ant camps Of Nevada. Reno was
fol- SO long about =: only community in Nevada that she looks upon the new
casionany. n in this instance, after reading the Journals raort to III pleas
antdss a week or SO ago. W e feel ourselves duly and properly spanked and
promise t. b good hercefoth, especially if hi old lady will occasionally pass
round the par of human kindness among the youngsters n come down get
acquainted
In Reno. we ave found a long los. mother.