Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-14
BUREAU OF
INDUSTRY TO
help NEVADA
EVERY MEANS OF PUBLICITY Is
ASSURED FOR STATE OF
NEVADA.

to during the next few years, and
it is safe to predict that unpreced-
ented progress will be made in a
number of lines. Everything points
to great revival of the mining
industry of the state, and that on
legitimate and conservative basis.
| The day for the wildcatter has
passed and only those proposition
having merit will have a chance to
interest the investing public.
Uncle Sam has made a number
of examples of those who have
used the mails to defraud the UNI
sophisticated, and it is not at all
probable there will be many who
will care to take chances of spend
ing a number of years behind the
bars. just for the sake of picking
up a few stray dollars here and
there. Without the use of the mails,
it is almost impossible to float any
living in the vicinity of the place
where the enterprise" is located
will know all about it, and those
at a distance cannot be reached,
unless through the mails, and as
that will be too risky for the fake
promoter it looks as though the
investor of the future will get a
run for his money.
This does not mean that every
one buying stocks in mining COM
. panies will be assured a profit, but
= it does mean that those playing the
game will stand chance of getting
big returns for the money invested I;
it further means that the money
will go into the ground and not
; into the pockets of the promoters.
At the present time much atten-
ton is being given this state on
account of its irrigation possible
: ties; every department of the state
= government is being flooded with
i letters from people in all parts OF
: the country asking for information
/ concerning our lands, which is the
S most conclusive evidence that the
e writer's are either looking for in
e vestments or else are seeking homes
/ in this state.
e Had the publicity department o
} our state government been in a DO
o siton during the last few year.
y to spread information of this char
g acter throughout the east, Nevad
l. would today be attracting a worl
a Of favorable attention, but unfor
lie tunately this condition did not ex
II list. Through the wisdom of tn
lie last legislature, this condition ha
changed and today we are in
position to advertise our resource
though every possible means c
II publicity. This will be done throug
the bureau of industry, agricultur
lie and irrigation, to which commits
+ sior d liberal appropriation Wa
- ma l. during the last session of tn
legislature. The lack in the pas
" of commission of this kind
~ evinced by the amount of literf
c. ture that is being sent out at til
=" present time by every westo
~, tate, and Canada is also followin
- in their footsteps in this regart
- THIS literature is the most impre
str" oSs'tle, and those who TAX
~ the time to read it are convince
that the opportunities elsewher
:. are far greater than in Nevada
- cut this is a great mistake. as tn
state affords greater opportunities
eth to the investor and tho ncm
a seeker. but unfortunately we hay
- not been able to make this genera
lis ~ known.
g. When the new commission pc
=" throughIr organized and Il . /
work thoroughly systemized, the
IL we can expect more beneficial r
10 suits from it than from any pie
. of legislation ever enacted in tn
$50 state. The bureau of industry, agl
culture and irrigation will be ma
aged by the most competent me
those who are conversant with co
dltlons in every part of the sta
m ana VINO are especially adapted f
this particular kind of work.
IS Gained by those taking an |
tsEes; in the new commission, tn
through proper management, it W
within few days be a source
great revenue to the state, to s.
nothing of the great amount
good it will do in the way of a
yertising our resources.
7. VI. BlaCklock will sell his g
tire interest in the Gould Mini
company cheap, for cash. will