The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-28

they forfeited their payment This
being a reference to the Dietlaf min
ing claims In the Red Hills implies
that data do not correctly correspond
with facts.
The payment made was balanced
and material margin of profit re-
allied from the sale of ore found on
the dump at the time of purchase
Moreover, whatever subsequent ex-
penditure upon the property was
made, development expenses were
largely reduced by the surplus accru-
ing to the investors from the sale of
ore.
The fact must not be overlooked
that at the time the Dietlaf interests
were transferred, the financial pinch
was upon the pockets or many, and
to many IL was almost impossible to
control sums of money necessary to
the fulfillment of existing contracts.
II Is found more conducive to per-
sonal release from the fulhllment or
existing contracts TO turn down the
vendors property than To admit the
hole in the purchasers finances and
consequent inability to materialize.
The reverted Dietaf interests" to-
day cannot be purchased for sum
ANYTHING short of 100000. The
results hoped for" are daily realized
In the immense output of lead ore,
ready for spring shipment.
For several months, August Diet
laf. the owner, has had employed a
force of men engaged In building
suitable roads to and from his mines
TO better facilitate the transportation
of the ore-by the more modern
methods advanced by Emory
Fletcher. the enterprising investor of
Muncy, who tells us by his mode OF
transportation. he can render ma
terial assistance by his cheap rates,
TO the greater development of many
of our local low grade propositions.
The locality numbering among It's
prominent men reliable guarantees
as Mr.. Fletcher of the S. G. II. o. =.
Co. advances. must feel it is placed
upon a higher plane OF financial
standing.
In the inducements Emery Flet-
cher's cheap rates open to the inter-
ests of the Red Hills will be re-
allied potent factor OF develop
ment obtains ,ne moaerR mode of
transportation offered by this gen.
tleman. He may not feel himself
free to be made the subject of laud-
able plaudits, but the deep apprecia-
ton of the mining interests of the
Red Hills. In fact OF any mining COM
munity contiguous to Mr.. Fletcher
operations, is due him for indefatiga-
bic energy and enterprise In promot-
ing the general welfare OF the sur
rounding localities.
In a practical way of demonstrate
ing appreciation. much labor and
means are daily expended upon the
Red Hills roads in anticipation of the
motor wagon Mr.. Fletcher intends To
operate in that vicinity.
RED Hills NOTES.
The force operating under the SUI
pervision of Harry l.. Carey upon the
Carey & Sons property here Is sus-
pended pro tenn. Harry being sum-
marily summoned to Minnesota to
await the results of his sisters seri-
Gus Illness. II Is his intention to re-
activity will mark Developments upon
the recent rich strike made In the
tunnel of the Lula No. ?. Upon the
many promising claims comprising
the Carey group. several car loads OF
hrst class ore await early shipment.
The Carey people own vast real
estate interests In Iowa, Texas, Ne
braska and Canada, having during
1908 acquired immense tracts OF
land in Texas. Their property here
is heavily financed. They came into
the Red Hills In 1902 and In the in
term have expended widely In de-
velopment of their Interests here.
Lew Lacy is an active worker,
Judging from latest reports OF real
estate sales and transfers made by
him, it Is presumed more capital Is
being induced toward this section.
With Mr.. Lacey. Henry Allen owns
considerable valuable properties here.
These enterprising gentlemen realiz-
ed considerable sums from sales OF
several consignments of rich min
erals during 1908 and 1909 bids
fair to rival the preceding year.
No one could be more courteous
to the visiting capitalist than has be-
come proverbial Of Henry. One on
meeting him ut once feels to be at
home. Concluding from Henry's
passive manner, no has, as Is his
wont, some grand surprise to offer
upon his great hopes for the unsur-
passed future of the Red Hills.
Henry Aliens tenacity to the Red
Hills has accomplished great things
In keeping this mineral belt before
the public. as a good financial return
for the investment of reliable capital.
This gentleman today continues to
advance fiattering encouragement to
the investor. He adheres firmly to
the cheap rate movement under EN-
cry Fletcher's promotion.
Black Dick. who is an authority,
predicts brilliant future for the Red
Hills Ha haa naw fnmniatad DlauR