Eureka Reporter | 1918-09-27 | Page 4 | Mining in the Future

mining in the future as the outlook for the mining industry in this country afeei the w N ar is over could not be better or brighter the stimulus to centam branches of mining operations cius ed by hii ii deminds minds dc ft in ill not lessen when pe ice his iris been declared on the cont conniar con tiar iary when germany has been crushed and the attention of the world is turned to the rehabilitation 0 of nearly every line of endea xoi 01 more it than eci e ei before will be guined to the production pio of the precious and basei basel metals and upon a scale so large and ex e that what has been done in the in mining and milling operations will seem insignificant in comparison we believe th tint thit it the tile people of this country countr have hane ac quiren a wider ind broider view of economical and in dustral matters since the N war var began ind and that when nor mal conditions have been restored they will blonden tile scope of their oper irions and in ind that i ici el ieng the gleat opportunities offered in the mining field there in will ill be gi eater cater activities itice in the acquirement ind de i elopement elop ment of mining properties thele is no doubt but that mining as a general thing NN will ill be greatly stabilized as a result of the prominence the industry has attained because of the service it has liar ien dered the government during the annir w ir and this condition will still iacre ise the of the in dusti salt like mining rc lew tel