Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-02-13 | Page 9 | Stall's Faith in National is Firm

STALL'S FAITH IN NATIONAL IS FIRM Frank W, Stall of National fame, bo-cause bo-cause It was tho Stall persistence which in a notable sense established National as a real mining camp, is In Wlnnemucca, after a week's visit to tho Cilgh-grado . camp, says tho Humboldt Star. In speak- ing of conditions in the district. Mr. Stall was very firm in Ills faith as to National's Nation-al's future. Wbllo in camp he visited the main workings of the district. This confirmed con-firmed his conservative view that National Nation-al not only had made good, but was preparing pre-paring for a larger record production of gold and silver. "National Is in excellent condition," said Mr. Stall. "The deepest workings In tho district show for a rich and long future. fu-ture. On the Hincs-Baldwin lease the high grado Is in evidence and Is rewarding reward-ing the boys and encouraging Ilium for their consistent work, Thoy aro in tho drag as yet, but aro getting through tho crushed lime, and the high-grade ore sc- j cured now ls a leader llko wu had in the i earlier work for a regular shoot."