The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
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Richard j. Evans, broker and repre-
sentative of the Commercial Club of
Salt Lake: with what l have seen
do not see how anyone can help
but have the greatest confidence in
the future of Eioche. 1t vii. be many
decades before the ore now in sight
can be removed, no matter how fast
it is mined.
H. b. Cole, broker and capitalist:
Visiting Phoebe for the first time,
must say | was agreeably surpris-
ed at the conditions | found through
out the entire district This camp is
worthy of attention of the mine oper-
ator, promoter, broker and investor,
for l predict great future for Pr
oche."
M. r. Evans, mine operator and
capitalist: Il am almost a Phoebe
man myself. have always stood by
my first impressions Of the camp and
they are growing stronger and strong
er. Phoebe is winner"
George F. WATSON, caller for the
Salt Lake Stock & Mining exchange
and official representative: 81 went
to Phoebe with the expectation of
seeing some mines and some develop
ment, but l had not the slightest
idea of the magnitude of the work.
not only the work that opened up
the great producing mines in the
past, but the even greater mines that
are now being opened up Phoebe Is
worthy of every support that can be
given it. | believe that Pioche's dark
days are now passing and the camp
is now following star for fortune
to its grandest success"
]. H. Grut, representing the Cont
mental National bank: In my opin-
ion there are unlimited opportuni-
ties for making money in Phoebe. 1t
is certainly destined to grow al
most enthusiastically endorse Phoebe.
Ralph Guthrie, broker. 9JmeNh I
| in the books it has been said that
man was killed with kindness and
l feel that | was fortunate ia hav-
| ing to leave Phoebe when / did for |
might have suffered the fate OF the
man referred to, as the people of Pi-
ocne were 50 hos pitabie and kind
| to me that few days more might
have killed me | aaye been on 9th
er excursions When Imagination led
me to believe / was having a good
time, but when | compare them to
my Phoebe trip | find that they cut
10 more of figure than mustard
plaster on wooden leg. For me to
express myself fully regarding the
camp and its people | am afraid it
would take the entire space of the
regular edition OF the Phoebe Rec
ord"
j J. E. Stevenson, mine operator of
Mexico: "'Ehe Sta Eulalia mining
district in Chihuahua is similar to
the formation at Phoebe being cut
| by porphyry bikes and many caves be
several decades and has not been
worked out 1 DO not see why Piocne
should not see her most prosperous
days in the future"
4 Frank Schuyler, mines operator and
contractor: FROM the best informal
ton | can obtain of the ore bodies
in the old Black ledge there is an
immense tonnage OF medium grade
mill ore mercy waiting for the install
lation OF a mill to make it pay The
Prince Consolidated was the surprise
of the trip. With the construction
of spur from the Prince to the
railroad, the cost Of ore will be re-
duced from So to so cents tom
Arthur Thomas, of the brokerage
firm of Dern & Thomas: ''Pioche
has one of the brightest futures of
any cmapinthewest."
George Rust, Salt Lake manager
for r. G. Dunn & Co.: at was my
first trip to Phoebe, but l am GER
tain that it will not be my last and
/ am surely going toinvest some mon
ey in Phoebe securities"
Frank Godbe, former resident OF
the camp after an absence from Pi
ocche for twenty years: Il was more
than surprised at the amount Of or,
developed on the Prince side of tht
range. 1t was indeed day of wond
ers to me-"
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