Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-15

management vi iOnOpdn MINES mas
filled investors with renewed conf
dence, and when they are shown the
pportunity they will be here with all
The money that any company needs
for legitimate development. The tom
mage figures and earnings of Tono-
pah properties cannot be exaggerated,
and can say they are making
good impression on the minds of peo-
pie who are looking in this direc-
ton"
Governor Oddie was one Of the
first locators in the old camp OF
Goldyke. which has recently come to
the front. and expressed himself
pleased to hear that the old camp
promises to make good. Oddie spent
$4,000 there, but could not continue
his holdings when reverses came.
He is also interested at Lucky Boy
and holds interests in Tonopah. so
he will find plenty to engage his
time before he returns to the capital.
81 want to say there win be no
extra session." explained the govern
or, when that question was broached.
u don't see any reason for calling
one, as the opposition to the exposi-
tion appropriations is diminishing
every day Taxpayers see that Ne
vada is bound to reap great har-
vest from the holding of the big show
at San Francisco and they would be
found their state was not suitably
represented The same may be said
of San Diego. The money will be
well spent and it is not necessary
that the entire appropriation should
be used II the commissions can se-
cure what they want for lesser sums.
Just by way of illustration. will
mention what happened after the ap-
preparation of $4,000 was made for
the Panama-California exposition at
San Diego On the strength Of that
over 100000 has been invested in
Lincoln and Clark counties by San
Diego capitalists, who are improy ng
J and developing their lands with he
] intention OF colonzing and bring lg
J in the best class of settlers to ne
spmi-tropical belt of the state.
I'VE are constantly receiving in
quiries concerning state lands and
we are organizing to show intending
settlers where they can go to find
concrete opportunities We don't
want TO extend an open invitation,
but 10 find the best places and then
invite settlers to come and take up
these lands, The state never was In
better condition than at the present
time. as there is an abundance Of
may be irrigated Tahoe. which has
been aptly described as the most
beauteous storage reservoir on the
face of the globe. is already foot
higher than at the highest stage last
year, and we expect that it will reach
five feet higher before next spring.
The ground has been soaked with
copious rains before the last snow
fall clear through to the Utah line
and those who planted winter wheat
are assured of most bounteous crops
The dry farmers will also have nc
+ cause for complaint and. taking the
II entire state ! must say we are for
u tunate people. All is peace and Sc
4 renity and want to keep 1t that
70 way
H. 81 attended a meeting of the taS
Of commission yesterday and have tC
r. say they are doing excellent work
le TIL year that hedy will double valu
n aiions and reduce assessments one
,e half. We have had some difficult,
or in convincing some of the large tax
le payers but the eattlemen and m n,
operators have come TO see the situa
rk tion in the right light and now W,
We are working on revision OF land ap
m praisements. This will add $4,000
or 00O to the state roll and every count!
u- will share in the impr mement. Nye
,oI Esmeralda. Ormsby and Storey coun
of ties have always horne the brunt o
HE burden. but the others win shar
X. il with these counties However, |
-. viii take several years 20 readjus
~ values. but when the revision Is con
Id plcted am confident the taxpayer
will be satisfied"