The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-12-26
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famous mines in the western hemis-
phere are located.
CD The climate of Goldheld. espc-
cially at the season Of the accustomed
meeting of the mining congress, is SUI
perb. At this writing e the last
of December-the air is hracing, the
sun brilliantly shining, and not a trace
of snow or breath of wind. In fact,
there has beer no snow to speak of the
entire fall and winter, in consequence,
the auto roads throughout the state are
in perfect condition, and autos are used
more generally on the desert for prac-
teal purposes. both winter and summer,
than anywhere else in the country.
Backed by the State.
(s) The American Mining Congress
will receive a hearty welcome should
it come to Goldfeld from the whole
state of Nevada. Every town and camp
wants the forthcoming session to be
held at this point. Every newspaper
is supporting Goldfeid. The governor
and state officials; United States sena-
tors and congressman, are all urging
Goldicld as the logical point in the
state for this congress, and all are
working in perfect harmony for this
result. We can assure you that should
" l. l.ll - %l,a uAatn hun
dreds of new names would be added to
the roll of the organization for its
financial and numerical strength, and
n canvass would be begun at once to
this end should our invitations be fav-
orably considered.
(9) The proceedings of the congress
would be given as widespread publicity
from Goldfeld as from any other city
in the country. The Associated Press
has its representatives in this camp,
and many of the largest papers have
their special correspondents on the
ground at all times. Goldfeld has two
daily and two weekly newspapers
equipped with the most modern print
ing and engraving machinery, so that
the needs of the secretary, committees
and congress in the way of publicity
of printing would be abundantly sup
piled.
From Every Standpoint.
it'll. e,o.. +l,a .<.,Inntnt af tha
mine investor, the mine and mill opcr-
ator and expert, the geologist and min
cralogist. no other state can offer the
attractions of Nevada, for we have the
gold mine, the silver mine, the copper,
lead and zine mines, placer mines, NUM-
erous sulphur deposits, and deposits of
the rarest minerals. Goldfcld has the
finest and most modern quartz mill in
the United States, and perhaps the
largest gold mine. Tonopah has mod
ern mill and mining machinery, and
the largest gold silver mines in the
country, and Ely has the largest smelt-
ing plant in the world. The Comstock
is mining gold and silver at greater
depth than any other camp in the
country, and demonstrates in its opera
ton the most modern methods of deep
mining, together with the most advane-
ed ideas in deep mining machinery.
Round Mountain and other camps have
hydraulic placer mining. In addition,
there are innumerable new camps, the
product of the last two or three years
of intelligent prospecting, which will
offer fields of great interest to the
investigator, whether from the stand
point of the investor or the scientist.
Nowhere else within the same scope
of territory can such a diversity of
metalliferous mines be seen, with such
modern mill and mine equipment, and
truly. nowhere else can a modern city
be found in the very heart of a metal
liferous mining region. The new Ne
yada is a wonderland. Where a few
years ago silver only was produced,