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flnanr,al.
EIFTY-FIyE HUNDRED DOLLARS
to loan for one year, on approved Stock cola,c-
rails. or mortgage OF Real Estate u Charleston,
BIZ A. q. KAUFMAN,
jan25-1 No. % Broad street.
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DURNs CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.

DURNs CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.
D 1T x
The Anniversary Celebration Of the above Asso'
cIatlon will be held at Kroeg's Hall, Wentworth
street, THIS EVENING. Supper on the table at
O'Clock. Members will meet In the Hall Of the
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2, op'
posite Kroeg's Hall, for she transaction OF busl'
ness, at o,clock:s STUART S0MERVILLE,
jan25 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Gor 5niE

TNOR SALE, A NUMBER ONE MILCH
Il GOAT. Apply OF No. 20 Hasel street.
inn25-lF
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ORANGE LODGE, No. Il, A. F. M
" An Extra Communication OF Orange Lodge,
No. ID, VIII be held THIS EVENING" at Masonic
Hall, at O'Clock. Candidates for NJ. NJ. Degree
will be puuctual. TH0S. 8. BEE,
ianoa Secretary.
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Mem 11nhiiraiions.

D U S S Ell L S L S 7
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Pumps.

bumps.
NISTERN AND WELL PUMPS, OF I'M
PROVED, KINDS, FOR SALE BY WIN. sHEp-
HERD CO., No. 81 HAYSE STREET AND No.
35 PINCKNEY STREET.
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EOR SALE OR RENT. A FARM OF
I 20 acres, on Sans Souc Street, Charleston.
Neck. Apply to ]. FRASER MAT,EWES No. 56
Broad street. janlS-wfmwi
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WN5Ess5D9. Es59.,Ty TO RENT lent Ras1fs BY THE FIRST lSe
Of four or five Rooms In pleasant neighborhood.
Lower part Of the city preferred. Address. giving
particulars and lowest terms, "A," office OF THE
NEWS. janis
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DOARD CAN BE REASONABLY HAD
ID In respectable family. or rooms partially
furnished to rent. Apply 1T this olfice.
jan25-ws2*
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ITO RENT, THE HOUSE AND STORE
i No. l5tl King street. Apply at No. 81 King
e Irnot iap234*
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Hn Kent

EOR RENT, THE HOUSE No. 27 VAN
Il DERHoRST street. Apply at No: Hudson
street. Jan23-mw2"
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A YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS OF
II obtaining situation as companion or
housekeeper to an Invalid or elderly lady, either
In the city or country. Salary not so much of an
object as a comfortable home Address NJ. T.,
DAILY NEWS Office. jana
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w ANTED, A GOOD PRACTICAL
w PRINTER, Of industrious and frugal hab.
It's, to take charge Of Country Newspaper. Ap.
pllcan's will please address the undersigned I'M
Inediately, giving references and stating terms.
J. WESLEY SMITH, BennettsVtlle, s. Q. ian2I
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WIANTED, BY A SINGLE GENTLE
w MAN engaged In business during the day,
Board and Lodging in private family: location
in the western part OF the city. References ex-
changed. Address J. B. l., Daily News 0nce.
anQj-3&
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80 anoaats.

WTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO DO
w plain Cooking and Chamber work for
family. Inquire at No. 81 King street, one door
below Broad. JAMS
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xpst nn6 fonuo.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM OFFICE
- OF the Southern Express Company. Liver
COored and White Pointer PUP, about three
months old. liberal reward will be paid for re-
coyery OF same janis
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IN aIs D. w WHITE aId WOMAN IvotL .I6 TO
white boy to make himself generally useful and
attend to store. Irish preferred. Apply to WIN.
HUNT. No. 42 Market street, before u NJ, or at
Four Nile House. jan26-2f
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WTANTED, A SITUATION AS CHAM
w BERNARD, by German girl who Is will
ing to make herself generally useful. Address h.
h., News Office jan25-l*
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the MADISON IxBRoGLI0.

:: The lsAiraAsss IT lest evening induced
~ the use ut the worst words in IT. vOcol,.
ulsry. .denOuncing John A Bateson's state.
nsents Of Mr.. Words having received -
bsibe Of 45.OO0 fOr HE services In that Con.
ventiOn." Now. all the anaihesnas that can
be henpesd upa,n BaiesOn. has no bearing on
the fscta Batesl,u stated the written tssti.
m0ny ri memhef ut that Convention 10 q
prominent Democratic politician and ONCE.
holder Of Virginia, was bic authority. He
gsye to Mr.. Word the name Of the Demo.
cratic politician and 0ghceholder referred TO,
He aleO states that In On interview afterwartl
with the recipient Of the letter, bic conduct
was approved. This leaves the matter In .
tangible shape. Instead Of denouncing NJ.
Baies'u. who gave bic authority. the author.
ity should 10 held scc0uutsbls ~ Rsieenn
n Dem0cSst, tho letter wxs written by 4
'DenS,cs1t and 70 Democrat: tn altorca.
tjOn 'was with NJ. Word while eurruundal
BY Dsmacsais, end the entire matter relasso
70 the Democratic .COnvenlj0n. In view of
thess taess the attemps Of The Lsdepssdsss
y inpltcaae Republican,, . insaiestors Of
Il. ts sbout tho weakest phy ''csntssI OF.
Yan" coud we'll make Il b . light inside
yHu1 own lines. Geotlesnen. % . matter p<e
'oan1ng 70 your own C0nvsnsjoa end b. your
own nsen Ous one IN which I'll man al m
parties aro Interested NJ. Haeeoon \ yio.
ently assailed far HE saalemeata. "a n In
dety b0und - vindjcaas Aiusolf 6y pgoduc.
ING the leetes IN svidsacs, and II b doee 90.
The question . thsn bsawsea II. Word mi
~ auth0r. Ths la6epsa1sae NY vi 6nd
4 y as!ng a. Ito t5iends, 1u1 unless beseoon
- He'd. lhe1e aro two pso0snsns parties 70
Ne transaction. wh0ee nanGs haze MOI ~
- Eve g - pse3e. bsl 90 u wio0
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fsPDcaAl - Hsw noR1n.W8sf.l
Helena's Ovation to Clagett !
The Greatest Decentralization Ever Seen
o. Montana.
Especial - xsw xosrn.wssr.l

Helena. Aug. B.
The reception Of ClAgctt was the grsndest
ovation ever seen in Helena. and demon
sirsted II. oil ita fca,urs b.w high the f~
ynrite stands In the love and respect Ut n
gtx,d and patriotic psnple.
Al halt. inst 8 O'Clock the grounds Mt Hot
Springs were crowded with expectsnt ci'i
zens. beguiling the Visiting time with mirth
and music. while from the balconies watched
many Of the f.irtst daughters and trues,
mothers Of Helena for the coming Ut one
they honor.
Ab',ut half.psss 4 O'Clock Clagctt and
party arrived and was GREETED with hearty
welcome 1T cheers. music and waving at
fair hands. The prOccsstOn formed. con.
sisting ~ large cavslcAde of hOrscmen In
the advance. carrying hammers; the hand
wagon, drawn by eight black no SEA gaily
capariss,ned and decOrated with banners.
followed Ivy Sc iurnnuts and a large mum
ler Of l'''rxenten. The procession moved n
the city under the inspiration Of patriotic
airs from the hand, and continued sslvus of
the artillery. i'assed up. Main street, up
Bridge. down Rodney and Broadway;
thence up Main ~ the GRIND Stand.
The STREETS were dense'y lined With citi.
demonstrations If pleasure On arriving u
the placed destination the procession formed
IN each side the street and through this ave.
pue Mr. Clsgett. MOntama's hOn''rcd favor.
iie, was esca'rted amid The loud and eptl,u
sixstic cheers of the multitude, that lined
the street shd formed the procession. On
the arrival Of the head, Church and Hart
sang the Star Spangled' Banner, the i'm.
nense cOHcourSe jDining in the chorus
After three cheers fOr theO)d flag and Clagett.
the vast thn'ng dispersed to their homes
The whole Ut Nam street during tho prO
gress If the procession, was cr'wde.i. and
the cheers kept pace with the pr,grcss
ut the es&a,rt One third Of th,,sc out were
ladies'. The De.M,crxls admit 1t can't b.
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THE n. r. r. X. SURVEYS.
From the JDeer Ledge Pas Parav

In camp. mil: from os!ls.,n City.
August LIT, 1911.
Enron NV NORTH WEyT:
W. left Helena Monday evening. the Path
uIt.. after considerable difiicul,y-for our
horses we're oil had and not team in the
whole outfit could make the Broadway
hill. After four days hard drive We finally
reached this place. where We shall remsiu
camped urtil about Thursday. From this
point We commence our
LINE OF SURVEY.
Our line will pas up the jefferson river u
White Tail Deer creek; thence ,hr'ugh the
DYER I."dge Pass aud down to the Li,,ie
Blackfuos. where our lire will terminate.
We have fine set 1T hoys. and anticipate
= aplendid time. Mr.. Kncass, our officer II
charge. IL one Ut the buys, and bolisyss !.
giving us good time. -.
THE yELLOwsToxE PARTY
Leaves "ur csp,p shout Wednesday. They
viii ~ to Fort Ellis to equip ,he,pse,ves,
and they will also receive IN sscort vt ITO
soldiers. The Indians were in this valley
last Monday. took one hundred head Ut
the finest horses here, and killed two white
men. Col Baker, with 100 soldiers and
some - citizens. Immediately started In"
pursuit also some 50 citizens started 81.
ter the rcd devils, but tie latter party have
returned with no troces Of Them ! hope
Col. Baker will give them such lesson ~ 10
did the Picgans.
sNIPE HUNTING. $50.
We had some fun with two of OuY Marty
who are frcsh fr,sn ''AnseIica" We organ.
lied q sniping party. the green onss holding
= hrxe sack. and provided with piece Of
candle that would last about ten miGutes-
for this Gun liz only successfully sccon.
plished on dark NIGH. After posting The
green ones, w al scsmpered off to drive
the snipes into tie sack, but In reality 10
get into camp in the quickest possible time.
We c"llected the boys together u wait tive
arrival Of the snipers. In the c',urse Of IN.
hour or 30 they returned, tired, wet and
feeling very sore. We gave them hearty
reception, and have had snipe On the side
ever since. But the ''green ones" claim
they don't like snipe.
TIE FIRST STAKE.
We 81 now to the hi 81 Of the Missouri
one half mile from camp-tO set the first
stake Of tie N. p. r. T. ON Mon,snx's soil
How's that for high, Will write you
again anon. Truly yours,.
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HOW NISSUULA COUNTY WAS CAR.
RED FOR TUNlLE. =.

We published last week the card Of Pat
rick Foley, Delegate to the Missuuia county
Democratic Convention. showing how by
On ex,rsuriinssy. usurpasion of authority
that Convention, having maturity Of Cav.
sncuRb Delegates, was made to elect Toole
Delegates IN Helena, and taas that Deleea-'
ton secured M. Toole's nomination. We
further give below the ailld.vits ct we'll
known Republicans showing how. The pri.
mary was conducted At Missouls. This
same thing We have Evidence MAS done =,
other, precincts, notwithstanding which,
Csyansugh had 'nsjonty Of Delegates and
the Toole faction had to resort u the means
Get forth in Mt. Foley's statement When
honesty In Primaries and Conventions IL
gone. there Is nothing left Of Democracy
bu, the empty husk IT name. and the
question with voters 10 If they will help to
sustain il:
r1..lroaY .. xox!AxA. - -, :.
i having hesa dsnied by xr. roose's friend. that
Republicans were Induced By Demscfats 10 vCes I0s
Tool: Ds!er:tes At the Primary Meetings h.d in this
eo%Ssy e :. June ~, o. hereby ts.tfy that We
Primary Netting for ToOle D<lexatrt. they q tie
eaase time knowing that claim - Be- aud am Re.
publican, which accordingly did, and the DsSssatss
f0e whom v0eed were ejucted. .,
JOHN A. LONG.
Subscribed and sworn 20 ksfoss nal
this 9Th day of July. l37i.
q. A. BAKeR, Justice Of the Heoce.
't County, & q S,: xSsls.'A't.s
! do hereby certify thst the party whoss name 10
snbscshs hsr 10 and has been lo the isss eixht Of
line mosths reaidest II the town " Miseula where
be con hc tOand u any ttsse. @. A. RAKBa. -
Niseosla July q, 1854.
rr csscs; 8 = x s'sss'..A.
It h.vise hsru denied BY NJ. Tooie's isienAs that
Rephlsns were sulrited 70 vote 1Ur Toale Desesses
1t the l,emocs.tic Primary Messinss VI Nlesouh
tOaney. do hereby testify On NY unfh that was In.
dueed, through the Representation AZ w. J. McCos.
aasck, ~ csse voie at eata Primary 0setlax loe
TOose l~legstes. and which laccvgdiaty did AZ the
same eIme III. 4cC1sWack tusw that I ms 1epah
kc1n.
WILLIAM y. WORRY.
ouhseh6ed and sworn 10 bstore ne, I
this 97th day q July, ls7L /
q. A. DAxIa, Jsstice oe the Yeaee.
Do hcseby certify that Ian peseoually soQuainted
With ths party wlussc Raas y esbscse1 hessss that
BE ressssa. q the towa II Nissosls whes y a.
Dc toand q any tins q L. BAEE1.
4iss0ula. July q. ~.
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THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

There was quite large audience-per.
haps $50 to 100 assembled In front Of the
Scott House on Thursday evening. the &C.
casion of -al'e grand hullsballoo gotten up
regardless of expcnse to restore the totter.
ing fortunes Of tho Ttols party. Quite .
number of ladies occupied one vesanda, and
the brass band the other. The meeting Was
opened by Major Maginnis. who made an
able speech on: national politics. thoroughly
patriotic. courteous and we'll considered.
lie was followed By Co.. A: n Voolfolk
in speech with which the most 1T Montan.
isns have bccn familiar for:sevcral years, and
which. to sum II up. 10 = declamatory requi.
um over the lost cause; siter which the hand
played about ,hree barn. of "lIAil TO the
Chief" and were instructed to change tn
THE Bonnie Blue Flag. which they did.
and the crowd cbccred. Mr.. Thomas l.:
Nspton followed In ! ten minutes oration,
the key note of which was. 1--WE have swal.
lowed the New Departure with the reserved
right 10 throwit up" and then he was
chcered some Judge WiEisms being called:
for; III i forty minutes speech told the folks
that: Deer Lodge hid improved some In the
pat 'threc years. made T. few new remarks
sbeat Julius Cesaf and other local candi.
dsses for office, and subsided: after which
The meeting adjourned. ~ =: :. ':,"' =: ''
=. The meeting xs.;;is positive; apparent in:
jury to the cause 1t HI. Teole There was
not one patriotic piece played during The
/ Blue Flag were played repeatedly, and the
Voolfolk 's-wss intended 10 re awaken and
appeal to the snir,0slties- Of the southern
people during the war. and by that IN make
them zealOus supporters f 1r. TOole
There are many men here who served in the
rebel armies, hut Cot. Voolfolk 10 mistaken
It tie thinks them In the majority. "r that
. majority even OF them cOunienance. en-.
cOurxge and wish TO renew the maleyolence
ut spirit engendered Of war; ur. that
Union Democrats 1T whom followed
ibe Flag 1T the Free and fought Secession
ill It surrendered now identify them.
selves with thse who would tear afresh the
wounds of the war. aud give the ''lBOnnie
Blue Flag" prcc.s':ncs Of The Starry Banner
over al the world.
That was the grand mistake Of the even.
ing. It vas On attempt 10 carry water an
both shoulder and failure. far while in
themselves the ai1 are harmless the pander.
ing to enmities. that al should he content 10
bury deep hcncsih Common love Of Our
reunited country, can merit and receive
only the excavation of all who have ut heart
the welfare If our mountain land and the
fraternity Of its one people. -.
Aside from ibis the meeting WAS charnc.
'erised by good spirit. and each of the
speeches was at higher order of oratOric.l
merit than that delivered bv Mr. Toole.
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The commuuicaiion Of John A. Bstesoa
70 the Helena Herald, charging NJ. Samuel
Word With betsayins Judge Warren In The
Territorial Convtntiou. has made trench.
dous sumpass In The Tools camp. Judge
Warren telegraphs II b "srick 10 cssats
disaaset'on, !" but does not deny The ssste.
msat OF 4r. Baaeson. A number Of psomi.
nent Hs>euaians ars out In . card also alles.
tng dishelisf. IT. Bssemsn having stated
these was written Authority for 10 charge,
viii now have 10 produce ,hs evidences, md
.tAae = Habls 2 b lively disssssjas evse
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We publish to-day snote from NJ. Clagsts.
which. with Mr.. Kelley's card, apAcse
both sent'emen before The community
fairly, divests the controversy of personal
feeling. and we trust. :tSdJit N: KsalS5
understood Mr. Chge,t's statement would
appear cotsmporaneous with bic own; and
that the two were 70 be submitted % the
public. Az Nr. Claests's did not appear, Il
appeared to him that We purposely sappssc-
ed II, and very naturally felt aggrisved. IL
wss owing, however, 10 misunderstanding
on our part We publish II with plsssuls.
Ar. Kelley and Mr.. Clagsts have acted
frankly and generously in the matter, end
we think al men will esteem them more
highly that In the heat of the battle they
have done shis. II, - the lsdspsndsss says,
the Nsw Morris. WEsT's tUmments impses.
ed the public that NJ. Kelley he'd resssc.sd
some OF the staieaaents previously mads, Ne
are free " say that was not their intent nor
would " wish to convey that imprenion.
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TO divert ~ attack' from ~ fsauds
cslaplnating II ~ somiaasioa Of II. Tools
b ths Hslsas- oosvsstiou; ~ Id ;esdSAe
las hssdessd i,s eoisaas viii . grsas desl
Of talk sboss Mr. CAgsssS We've q soatses.
How sssnds ~ Dsnocss.ic party of Hon.
eaas . shsss. 1ysbs Hslssa Haa6usn, Tie
Hoetaaa 0smoc!acy not only acceps negyo
so9Mess' bos pledge theie sspQeis - .she
aneedne0ts % she Oooeajloli0e Saho1yia9
lee docessns ut negsu suffrage. A,eeedtsg .
mr.. tho OeaA,csaa5c rs 66iS6icaI q
~ qsosIa q ,I6sd 6aevsas hinsSaG cd
~ Oftsce b clsshng Ia own skisls with -
essd s.ssss. Better oekanwls1gs . Oocs
aoss' ehs New Deenstuts" + . pity dodeo
esaslap sSsass nyssSpiaisss1
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r: the CAMPAIGN.

Mr.. CAgett he'd splendid meeting u
Pioneer on Monday sveping. abous leo per
suns coming ont u: neet him, and . largc
ssdiencs giving hum. .. mast esehnsiastic
mestipg- Pionssr'Ssis tsvs. AalSs1 t11bd -.
jority'on the 7ih Of August, w, -,
Mr.. CASstt left Tuesday .. N. for, Wash.
isg'oo gslch, whsss b. was u speak list
nteht; thence IN Lincoln and Helena, wkese
the speaking campaign win end On oaiur.
day evening. Frm every part Of shs Ter.
rtiory We have most Cheering rdvtces Of the
rrospsct, snd there dOes not seem . doubl
that n. Cl,gess viii Be irumphan,ly electsd.
Every attack made up0n. him hes been q
Dssmot Gays, ''as arrows Of glass on walla
Of steel. for b b clothed In To iuvulsF.
able aemne at . faQe end TUcord aeujuol
which every point .snrns harmless.
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AN0THER D0D9E or rae :. -.

The lsdepta1~e finally cosnered On Ito
denial that N. Toole had charged Mr..
Claessei with .ahs aathorship Of the secret
circular and the isdispatab,s eyidsnce that
he was not In Tie couatry until 1onx after It
had been psinteti In The lx6epssdsss Office
and circulated throughout the coupty.
now gets OF on t4sptee th1t Is only thought
Mr.: Clsgete responsible because he had ad-
vocasea the e'ee.ion Of the Peoples Ticket,
land canvsssel ahs .cosniy In: support Of
:'the parties plsced before the people -
''eoadidates assdil aadt 8eerte C3rexlas az
''GReir pllVorm. We:
The assertion h outrageously false. No
dodge like that an via. M: Clageit would
never have given bis support n Ticket
presented 90 such piece Of dwelling. ma.
licious nonseaae - that. Circular.
and the editor u the ladtpesdsst knows It
The Platform WIS . (air one and WINS pub.
ltehcd for . m0ath 1n the N8w N0RTH.
WEST" We reptssduee t. beiDw. holding
n0w % We did ti1sh. chat the -electi0n Of that
Ticket :wes sssssaiil.>6 the welfsreand S0lv.
enry Of the o0uniy: -. =.
-rrortrs 1AE7v40s DEER LODGE COUNTY
- rLATrojx az ra,xc,rlsa g.
wssssA. ThS ; .;ut Of or local interest
70 Of psrs9o.nt ts9tos9ee ~ beyond .ssss party
81: :Sa 'ea II 81 s ;n 9 e !: ss sss
ms.n6 s.oet essAscitn le0ant e.; and
~, W5: g. ~. ses si.sSa a: r..
Ell: =. eoss o. ssssSss ;s ~ ~
1t tie oosutf ipdeatlsePs, A1edsssons taxatioa e
% g:y ,Sr "o:tA,st: ::ss!a Ieieo g violseo: :sd
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G0ltl Gsssd Sjlcer Product Of tie
Pacific CtDssst.

The gold and silver annually produced on
the Pacific coast appUxima.es @60. 900, 600
IN amount that will Ike greatly increased with.
in the next two or three years. Only little
more than twenty years have elapsed siucs
We began mining for these metals. during
which time We have extracted and put into
circulation something over 1900, 00o. 000:
to say nothing Of the other forms of wealth
created by our comparatively limited popu.
s1tiuu, rncdnssuo. Never bcsuve; p.sasps,
have ~ small ! numtcr Ut people B6ilt udPi,
and established upon permanent footing
such brad and profitable business in 20
short y period. But this has not been &C.
c"mplisl,cd without much hiss 10 inGlivi,lu.
ale, and even the most costly sacrifices on
the part If large classes OF the community.
A. in the founding Of every other important
industry, time and the expenditure of vast
sums Ut money have been required 10 bring
mining 10 it's present state Of perfection;
nearly oil the experiments and trials made
in the furthernnce Ut this business hsyinz
been carried o. under conditions involving
great hardship and heavy expense.
Hence. while II has brought ample reward,
and even opulcnce. to some, It has INJURED
only In loss to the many, who have, conse.
quen'ly. felt sore over their want of SUCCESS;
seeking often to attribute, and sometimes
with good cause, their failure to the fault Of
Others. Thus. the prospector and locator Of
mines are prone TO censure the capitalist,
and sics serso;: eacl, conceiving that tho
other hos been overreachiug, remiss, OF 9th.
wise instrumental In working him wrong.
The indiscriminate indulgence of this feel.
Ing. though natural enough, 10 apt 10 do
b"th parties injustice; since. overlooking
exceptional cases, survey of the field OF
operations, 20 remote and vast, and . CON.
sidera,iOn of the troubles inherent TO 4 new
and difficult business, tend to show that
these tsncied wrongs were generally the
result OF excusable ignorance or uuavoid.
able necessity. rather than of willful error.
And. - such. they should be overlooked In
passing judgment upon the pioneers In THE
great industry. ''Aiaing on AZ Ps.
eife CSass," in Asg.ss Overland AonsAly. =
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