Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-10-21

T. and the T. & G., but we have got
over that and want to forget it.
We're here, and we are going to
stay here
The chairman apologized for con
stant reference to the railroad, but
the name Of Clark was synonymous
with the building Of railroads, just
the same as looking at MIR. Howe
reminded one of gold and he would
call on that gentleman to say some.
thing.
Mr., Howe demurred. stating there
were others, such as Mr.. Van Dyek.
l.. l.. Patrick, and any one could
Hunt for the rest He took excep-
tion to the remarks Of Judge San
ders in saying there was nobody
there from Willow Creek. when he
could look across the table and see
the president Of the company, Zeb
Kendall, as large as life, and he was
the perpetual secretary of everything
in southern Nevada Goldfield is
proud of having extended hospitality
to both Senator Clark and j. Ross
Clark, and he hoped the cordiality of
Tonopah would never wane.
THE BUSINESS SIDE.
Eugene Howell, manager of the
Tonopah Banking corporation, spoke
on the material wealth of Tonopah
with an explanation that he could
not do justice to the subject in the
few minutes he had to speak. Nc
one could disparage a district thai
produced $63,OO0.00O in thirteen years
The physical conditions were greater
and better than ever in the thirteer
years since the little burro of jim
Butler kicked up the stone that laiC
the cornerstone of Tonopah's wealth
on the outcrop of the Mizpah the
camp is better than ever.
1--WE have here another Comstock,
/, he declared, with vehemence. "OI
the Comstock they have eighteei
acres on the C. and c. and Comstocl
/ which produced $1S,0O0,0O0. Here W
have not ledge or belt, but a zon
and series of parallel ledges tina
/ are always found wherever you sinH
! | was down in the Belmont only las
. week and l can say to you that min
! is looking better than ever. ] wa
, also in the Tonopah Extension dow
to the $50 level and | can say tina
e mine is better on the $50 than o
J. the $50, and better on the $50 tha
d on the $50. The deeper you go tn
3 more ore you get. | spent thre
hours underground. and | want
h tell you the new shaft of the Ton
|, pah Extension has brought in a ne
n mine in this district The same ma
It be said of the Merger, the Jim Blu
e Ter and the Montana. We are glf
| to have Mr. Clark with us tonigt
y and extend the glad hand Of t,
e lowship.
y FOR THE CLARK INTERESTS.
k c, o. Whittemore, president of Il
1t Las Vegas & Tonopah railroad,
o fered excuses for Mr.. Clark for n
st responding to the many happy sen
W ments expressed by saying that &c
a tleman was suffering from the effeC
a of recent attack of illness and h
~ asked him to speak. On behalf
is Mr. Clark he expressed appreciate
g and also congratulated Tonopah
a the magnificent way in which it b
to come back, which was due to t
to viii and foresight Of her people
st "Tonopah today is the great'
nd camp in the state of Nevada, a
re when | say Nevada might as W
he say the entire country. There
something about the air of this
re desert that makes the blood tingle
to ones veins Although live in
re, balmy climate of southern Califorr
ur long for the bracing air Of
in desert, where every man looks J
& squarely in the face and don't min