The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-23
Br;ek Nak;r-.

8A%~A AA2-16-
Tbis braneh Of home irdz<;ry < being carried
on In the Suburbs of town gaiis extensively.
Most Of those no~ being manufactured are ir-
tended 10 be rsSd without barrssk. a. il Is
thoagbi tina, coating with glue and paint viii rsn-
der them liiiIe, IL say. Inferior 20 buTat briek-
The clay Of the bottom lAods- where assi O.
them are being manufactured. Is s4s1. By experts
Ia such matters, TO resemble in kidd the material
on; OF uhish Salt Lake city i baIlL Tie srs:
ho=ses bzilt in that place sta sdobes mast nov
b sixteen or eighteen years old. sad re, they
are remarkably eel preserved. and TIA, ~i;hou,
the use Of paint. We ao,iesd. h0-ever. in cur
raAsiss, large kila some distance down tie
railroad, from which huge volumes Of black
smoke .ers AseeatiaE. sai learned hat the e1.
P=riineat being tried o; bgrzir< briek for the
market II good article Of burnt ST5ck eaa Be
cbtsised. il vii be exceedingly fortunate for
these Eho desire 10 have sze-proot bai!dias. AID
all EhO can sAo2ld sziIi q soze material not 81
easily destroyed A. iHaAnn.b!e pine Iuaber.-
Scarcely town on the Pacific e0As: cf auy no:s
bat What las beea in Stoie or IN part laSI in
ashes. aud some Of them not once bat may
times; and Eko can noi reasonably hope 20
escape the conuoa lot % other yoaas toxins a.d
cities, unless she improves OF The uzfo-tuaare
nanuer Of building adopted by thea. Tie streets
OF our town are vide. and II bgill ~ viz Ire
proof brick or sdo5e material. nav escape tie
calamity % Ere, aus furnish Al example q ui,-
DON derived frsEs the destruction OF other ptess
by IRE. Every encouragement should therefore
be given 10 those engaged n efforts 20 obtain
good Quality Of bGrasd brick: bet even 4 The
quality OF the soil prove. 10 be sf nature i5a;
will not stand the fire, If would be better 70
bald % uabuTosd brick thEn TO NIX buiIdf-z ur
with II-h' lumber. II The high price q Lumber
should resGlt N giving n i toEu bait % q uon.
eoubuSt' i material, we sh0eId thank the Rail.
road Company FOX keeping the tariff up o. lun-
Der, aud o1-hc 10 regard il in the lisat OF pub.
lie benefactor- Although being generally o.
The iae Of free trade, yet in this i=s;sree We nav
lie regarded - tie friend OF 4 high tariff. even
70 the extent or prosIusI0n Ter bulItIn- purposes
In :hts instance We on tie SIDE Of protection
Its, and hope to have home industry foSterst
not only By the railroad in keeping up the tlria
on wares manufactured Oh the Truckes. bat trus,
oar own people will be sufficiently patriotic 10
give preference 10 home manufactured articles,
Wheh Aey can be had On terms advantageous
With the imported article. There i another
strong argument in favor Of making our ON
building material. For lumber house which
vii cost tEo thousand dollars. fIsen hundred
dollars would so to the Railroad Company FOR
freight and 10 the lumber yards Of Truekee for
the drsi cost Of the material. By IaAuufa -iu-i1g
our own brick. that sum would be scared to our
oEn community and thrown into the channels o.
local trade agAin by the Iaborers explored ia IL.
production lie; q then have, By all meas. :
toSa baili mp Of fre-proof material