The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-20

l<nlge cOtemuOrssles" are asked iO "Iend
bsnd u brig sbout this desirable object"
We do no, regard Il ~ u present adv'ssbse7
70 urge Il. First: It 10 too late 70 AstenPf
Il this sesson. Second: We doubt II ssdss
existing circumstances II could be made .
successful Institution or that Il would 10 OF
much practical benefit. The proper primary
object Of Fain 10 to bring into coml'et'tion
farmers, srtizans and stock rsisers and 9th
en- Of the country, who will be inspired to
emulate and exceed each other IN their pro-
duc.ions, 10 afford opportunity fer inter.
change of ideas and products, to stimulate
each u higher excellence and encourage
excellence by material reward, market for
products, and publicity. A Fair whose
principal point of interest IL the running OF
. few scrub races by ajockey ring, iss fraud
on the name add blk on the community.
A Fair in which excellence In farming,
mechanics, stock raising and housekeeping
virtues 10 advanced, y good thing. The
questions are II there are enough people
II there 10 enough diversity and quantity OF
products? II there would be patronage
enough 70 justify the Board in preparing
for and maintaining II and such premiums -
would attract cxhibitorsi II exhibition
would rcmunerate exhibitor. and II the dis.
play would compensate visitors for the time
and cost of attendance? With our sparse
population, with no market at command,
with money % closely. handled - It 10 and
has been for the past two years. with the
two county>scats ~ remote from each other
and the long reach Of canyon between the
settlements, with nearly oil the agriculto.
ralists in one county and nearly oil the
miners in the other, and no central place
that would bc likely to satisfy either. We
think the proposed District Fair, it not IN
i,npract,csble. ct least most unprom'sing,
project. Even the Territorial Association,
with the advantages OF % economical MAN.
asement, the largest town of the Territory,
accessibility, comparative centrally and
diversified interests in the vicinity, hes had
prccariuus existence, and 10 still heavily In
debt. While In the stock and agricultural
DEPARTMENTS We doubt not Deer Lodge and
Missoula counties could make - good and
perhaps better showing than the Terrific
rial Fair hss, there would not We believe bt
enough inducencnt to bring Il out, and with
| insufficient revenues Il would be short
lived or rest an srduous burden upon tb'
shoulders of Q few men. While, II thu
useful practicabilisy Of the project wess
manifest t. 10, 70 would gladly render wha
assistance ID In our power, We are mot q
present impressed with the belief It 70 I'd
visablc tn axitase or advocate II. In two o.
three years more II will bc proper for oul
counties TO get up and try the strength o.
their muscles on many material enterprise
We are too weak to essay now. With q
fraternal and local sympathies, Frank, shes'
arc our views on tho District Fair. " ~.
I'm EAnU1D - &AY 0oo1D 4 %
It's With profound regret, which will b
shared throughout oil tbs North. wet, tho
w. record to day the suspension OF th
Banking Houses Of Jay Cooke q Co.. ii
New York, Philsdelphis and Wsshingtcu
Their close identificstion With % % n
nsncisl Agents of the Northern PaciA
Railroad Company renders It matter Q
personal concern with our peop>e. III
general interest and regret 10 greatly inten
si6ed and heightened by anxiety for II
effect upon that enterprise Il would b
folly 10 scout Il - On unimportant matter
Il necessities reorganization Of th
Company, the succession Of some emineu
and substantial house which hes the conf
dence Of the country to The position, and
satisfactory showing of its affairs. With th
implication by Jay Cooke 4 Cor card
that advsnccs to the N r r r Go wer
On element of their failure, capital vi
demand Reinsurance of ito solveney On
condition. II, however, Jsv Cooke & c
have lost by the N r r r Go, Il u bette
for 10 and for the Company than II III
reverse were the csse, and the possible ten
porary delay of the enterprise In rs.organ
isipg and restoring confidence Is the onl
material evil 10 the situation. II ID on
belief that Il was not advances 10 the cor
struction or running department, but
outside spcculations In lands, lots, and hh
operations, that crippled the hrm. III,
| enormous speculasiocs OF this character q
In existence 10 . matter of positive fac
That the 6rm was IN deep Il more than pr
liable. Il was the business Of the Financi'
l a a. a. AsA@, AAAsn A.
Road unless knowing 1t sound, asd able
redeem its papcr. sa 81. "ss-
While . temporary delsy Of oons,suctio
. viii probsb,y occur, and bond sales BE- hu
for = '.,me. ve do not belssvs, looking It
In the vons lieh,. hat tho complssloa
J shs ROAD 10 Montana win b delayed . 4.
; bv this matter. Il was OILY desigssd /
! build 10 miIes more tbis year: By Jsuua,
~. ,,;urv vorkef, bv shis failure can hs,
j been rspsirsd. and Il may result In ,
I>s..s,u- s.h,.. h~iA ~ n sh.a hss n
os8enssas0" ssesSS - - 49,
me.rs N mild II vithoat belnR depende
=. the c.nric,ouansa, Of he money marx
and shs conasans sale Of bopds. Such