Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17

to increase The products Of the soil, and elevate the
eharicfcro oil the hllsbanlHan And secondly, 10 |
be means of improving he ln.ncI,l concerns OF
the rc,ritoly, ~ rnasiaS the x-payers to bear
tfs r.buiyicn with greatet ease md convenience,
increas ef r0fiss, growing out of condition Of
improved lracties IN farming, ssock-ralsng and
lie Working 4slt generaliyoi our resources which
Improvement in my mind, could only be effected
i, a coinnc.l ellsrt, and. lhsousg the median 0.
such an organization. Ihaimpalse thus given " u
tenellp bs mid able culture the W:lstc a
ianSsvto the Of fisr ossssei
as We'll rs shc pubiic-enhtncc their valueto u hi b
fold state, capacitate IN m to proportonate taxa-
lion, al.., by this means, diminish the rate OF tax
| alton generally, by reason o Of The addition Of
tle newly improved lands being subject to taxation
on All increased value. This increase, and ncreas-
ing aperaton OF the materal to be taxed, while It
,esscns the rate, by dividing individual burden,
gives the safest and surest basis OF revenue to be
relied upon by orr people compatible with pro-
! . sres.ive prosperity to all industrial classes
The advantages OF such society this are pecn-
liaF to- the farmer in ways than onr. His iso-
| lated position generally denies him he opportuni
ties and advantages social intercourse and ms ans
of i'm rovn enjoyed by almost every other INDUS.
lGl..l elss the lnecnnie, with entire and con-
Sesdciace nly amt. does associate dily iii the shops
with hi, fellow artzans, SO of the manufactures
The lawyer and physician. from the nature OF their
ealing, are ever Within under each others eye
anil thai Of thy public, while struggling for dis
tinctvn which seems to stimulate to renewed effort.
4 should they patt>c lor moment IN their einulons
career The merchant is relieved from The teins
oil his toll the eterprslng class that daily crowd
tine animated scene ol comassrce and speculation.
All have means and incentives peculiar 70 their
/ pursuits, which instruct, iasrise and crafty.
Not SO With the unpresendiag habit:sntof the farin,
| whose constant Iabors coni.e him wholly TO the
field He has Duf few opportunities Of assoeiating
even with those Of his OWN caiiiag, mulch less with
others better ytrsea than himself ~ the WAYS Of the
| busy world
i Eaeh day SO spent lessons the desire to look
abroad, or chang lii any respect his prtctiee or
routine and thus settles down in state of apa-
i tny, apparently iiisensiUle 80 the nee ssity OF
Improvement, till time, with its withefinss, num-
bers him .1noag The eiofls with " hch while living
ilc srll,ed i,ie mere than lit associate Then u
4 tighten Ibis load, and effect necessary aid easy
i ca ngt, 1 would address myself to the generous
yInpalhita ~ the sntvIrrsiag and the aiiuent WHO
i.tr he embarked much. them would appeal
To advance the chracttt III the h,tsbailt'mans pro-
essioA, promote the influence of his landed inter-
est, aad place HIM IN the position he siou d occupy
l. tbs scale oi Intelligence aat the consideration
= due 10 HIM morally, physically and poii ieaiis.
/ = =
inay be asked, tbs be tine? 1t can b.
eiie by educating literally the rising senefation,
AMI bs encouragHg alit pltfonlzing the sgrea,tli-
TT press, afsa ~ stil rEcuIrsssaI
IN which al sh uid participate ~ coEtfibutnfse ei
spectators. here can BIZ 40 better ne;lis used /.
:, arrest tbs attention of The i.imer, and call h.H
. to.t In, m his solitude to nineI in the stirrii'2
Sc ei OF competition al display in the A.rIcat
ltur,i LAhIbltion d cattle siiow. \ lat. elnil,en n
! tat, eftf.1
: whose learning l., the Law was only suppouenle,
bs his great interest in tho sHcress oi stcinatit
and scirntnc agriculture, and lon the presislin.
oilc. IT the Pniialelphil Agricultural society
sf that, one good asrc filral exhibition was q,
more avtili III stirring up the dormant energies
the c,rete and Indifferent farmer. THAI all th
: essays ever written How those be reachet
VIII, will not read, who, from habit would sieeH i
IA harder b to turn over few pages than us man.
furows? When therefore, precept falls to be avail
able ia inst fail it will, we must rell.
. + upon example. The agricultural fair ani ea1ti
: snow Are as caba.istic words, operating magicall
upon the Curiosity no le, than ta Judgement o
, The fara,er-impel ny HIM and hi, faIfily to- go
: where everybody is expected to go; TO see sne
sights rs see, Of herses, cattle sheep, ag
8 ricalttllal products, and implements. What bool
or essay could be half interesting and instractA
| tu man. i'll this respect, the broad and varie
page presented to HMM the imposing tabeaux Q
well arrange exhibition on? Here are living pic
tures that breathe and move. aye, speak III tom
and anguage more eloq,leitly and fofcby 10 II
co.nprenension anil appreciation than aa,s thing yo
: or could say or write. 1hese horses, of varou
| tl.gr rs IF excellence in action, blood, bone an
sfnew riyet his attention, and bring him to hink
n and mpare them with the duh uilsightly beast
e upon hi, ia, m, that CONSUME large portion 9
Il fart. r,iatf or,
e his concl,l,oa will he that the next colt be raise
Will be wnrih looking at, WORTH his feed, safe aA
: valuable in ttp use of MIN, and w,rih money Whe
he ants to part with hin. also might We say
u the other and various animals here eAhibit.d. II
u examines corlares alti ventures III opinion upo
I. respective nes and anxiously awaits the juds
net Of the Judges to learn, through their opinion
. whether he is anything OF a judge himself h
turns 10 sheep, ETC., which serve to ketp up the II
' terest be felt on entering the. fair grounds. H.
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beWiered. because he kt.oWs I'll
Z use and meaning OF everything. He u only SUI
e riseI that anilials and things 30 conilion AMI
= nllar him. should hive been bfotis hit to sue
u psrtectioll-shouid lave undergone such Afraor
u n.,ry Changes aud should not have known
+ soos.sr Eac EN- exerted by such lessor must
81 beneficial ..e eissEatioa implanted In the brea
Of ever, right-sil ,irdnlan will Mspire hun tu:ma
g an eil9rt Il, produce things equal to what lie hi
see ~ tat least s far Us stock is Goncernea1, and
~ hop, that Il, some no distant day h. will return
II st.rl i, scene. moi only 10 suea as aspect
y ttor i,tlt III contributor. And oace this resoi
J is nude j new era dawls not only uion hio farm
ts ierritory at large; for VINO wouil nave line Cd
| Ile sheep, horses, sWina, but would naturally d
as s.r t have tine pas.urs, weli-ti'ied helds. got
Inees ,nfortable Stables, large .rttlizans nea
e ,AI h asy crops All which being Compatible II
aise,,sibl 10 the posi- ion he siesi-hs ii future
,ol aI,los lis brofaer farmers etc, and hence
I'll w,il come q use III ii, mis- mel hborsl md 81
4ls .l,,y MS mps the apiincic aud carelt
~ wll,. witnessing lie rrsuIt0 consequent upon
sirls and energy, not fail vi beias silnulat
as 10 adopt i similar pr. r.ctlce.
Wen rs,i ii. ,r tle .rst eI.rt m iie in this T.
& rfory to III ,ate the present organized aasoci
sh tioa; " 40 .i,n in the Town of u lena, but o. ~
tu tr.yaitr enrotlse fr,l virsas my tnsl asr nor
g fo Desr Lodge City my then contemplated hoHl
y General Mr,ldsta. III that TIM citizen Of Il
fs county lied fo order IN froI ~ the Renty RDc
~ not Ii. audience lsssnbled 70 hear Wlatesesof =
Y cor age M ~ cou.d be given thtm on the Aises
and yet llesetoed s0urces Of tle Ts
IN rlIor il, syicn their lot In life Was CAST but,
II the contrary, myrlasl Of brave, stroas -hsarte
az h.lef il and iabDsIuus MINERS. whose only obJt
ad ami oaly ti,oagat WAS gold, gold, gold. Gelrl
NJ M4ri,iif sleiisered address 10 Zeal ant abii
III Ws,rry tilat g~afIea lit the citaSc ne rspUase