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The White Pine News, 1906-12-25

The front page of 1906-12-25. 271 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

Front page text

271 words

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, . j « y^VOD has dealt generously with Nevada. He has made gold, silver and copper as plentiful as the sands of the seashore. 1 hese piccious metals arc now BJ pouring into the hands of men who will soon count their fortunes, not by thousands or hundreds of thousands, but by millions. I o what use will this Ip limitless wealth be put ? Riches secured from the earth are as clean as the newly fallen snow. It is not "tainted money. I he mining millionaire need not dread to meat his Creator because he secured his wealth by unjust means. Shall he refuse to return to God a part of that money, in erecting churches ^ where God may be worshipped 2 " - Rev. F. 'Tubman, of Reno, in a Christmas (greeting to the News. _i___ - -- - - - fi

i w _-,L "When as much capital has been expended in developing this district as has been required to de develop - velop develop other large districts, Ely will surprise its most ardent champions. Its possibilities can hardly be conceived, and even now engineers can hardly believe their own figures in their calculations on what is now in sight. "In the great Calumet and Arizona mines of Bisbee there was a greater expenditure of develop development - ment development capital than the total expenditure by the com combined - bined combined companies of Ely up to date before any ore whatever was encountered. Its splendid behavior since ore was encountered needs no comment*" . WM. G. NEBEKER, M. E. I if - - ? -- ? - ? » r wr I

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