Show r Two w Rooms Rooms' arid and Bath Wires Swamp I Weepah and Not a in Town e Continued from ro n p page gc 1 sec 1 1 nuggets for em while the they play a a. rounds or set in at no a t commented a third man r EI NECESSARY The E Easterners must hurry pr pre lh thy e y will find themselves poor se seC seC- ands n is i the DriPping Springs stain pede Everything from the lowly flivver to the highest priced ot of mot moi mo mo- t i tor cars is hamm ring the roads dolt lead to the Pinal mountain country tr also c called the Dripping Dripping- Springs range From every direction direction tion the grizzled old men who have spent t their lives li In scratchIng for or par Pay or hunting in the sands ot of Isolated streams lor or color are arc heading for tOI Man Many ot of them have already arrived and theft theil numbers are being augmented every our botH The Tho all air Is full ull of rumor and In any gathering of men the spectator hears heals of nothing but ledges drifts float wire gold high and low grade ores and old tal tales s ot of other strikes Ife He sees the tho reunion ot of old friends the sud- sud a den m C cementing of rasa new fr rl And under the g de ri and pie he w warm um gold hunters hunters' still come under the sp spoil ot of an old old lure I I IThe O OP II Nev 1 March arch 18 AV AP The world having been toM told that the sage covered hills ls ot of Weepah hold perhaps some lIoma of tile the richest gold deposits In the United States promoters astute astuto students of practical psychology turned their efforts ef- ef forts today todar toward cashing in on the allurIng reputation the region has acquired PRINTERS SWAMPED ot of the peak of the Ule did Id Goldfield boom when tilt the presses of the surrounding towns were operated twenty four f ur hours dall daily to keep leep pace with the Uie dem demand nd for literature the printing offices here this town nearest to the scene of the gold strike have been swamped with orders Three presses have been given ghen over oyer entirely to turning out only airmail envelopes o AirmaIl stamps also ha have vo leaped Into great demand One firm of oC i brokers who bought 1000 worth ot of ordinary stamps protested loudly when It learned that airs amps samps had been available Negotiations I for fOl the purchase ot of the claims of Frank Horton Jr and Leonard Traynor you o I discoverers discoverers of the gold goldfield were reported re- re ported tr be nearing consummation for tor the largest price yet paid It was stat stated d that should the deal go through It will be followed by byone byone one of the greatest mining publicity ever evel staged and later by Intensive development Desert rats ot of ten days days' standing and without a penny rub elbows with the real veterans ot of the hills hUls The former lacking hacking funds to carry carryon on development chase around eagerly after atter moneyed men or 01 their emissaries arles seeking to buy ground as close to the discovery as ble TRADING SHREWD The real veterans although also alsa without funds have but one word when It comes to trading and that thatIs Is no a million The seasoned buyer laughs and the ultimately ulti- ulti comes back to earth Ten thousand dollars will buy a promising prom prom- ising 1 group of claims and shrewd traders have gotten In for as low lowas lowas as and a promise of a share of stocks Tonopah continues to be engulfed engulfed en- en gulfed with newcomers In tion to the long string of motor traffic two Pullman loads of adventurers ad- ad arrived yesterday e and four more Pullman cars are due to- to day With road Improvements the distance from rom here hen to has been heen reduced to twenty five miles Stage lines have been established leaving here In n the morning and returning in the evening e The fare fares is s 8 for the round trip which figs fig ures 16 cents a mlle In addition to the outsiders the new strike Is attracting Increasing numbers ot of the old desert charac- charac Among the late arrivals was Jack Jacl known now for his fondness for the ultra modes ot of attire at- at tire Ure lie He cleaned up in Goldfield and Tonopah and then turned his mone money Into cattle which he he Unloaded unloaded un- un loaded b before fore prices crashed The desert he formerly tramped with a burro he now rides in a limousine |