Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
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Few person, have a2y .,t.,s. .;-ain idea
OF the yield ai p.ecio.: ..:e..t!s, IA the
United States. The .....e.es IL, IL.
last quarter If 2 ceiit,a.,, az ing
Gi1 was n!ine;: OH .i.s l.s;' :. coast.
70 this amount Ga.ilu.. tJ:.ys:AateS
over one b;lioa AMI. :. ,-r-4.t... nil
lions. ana Nevada Il IL. Il NJ. t',an
one hundred and l;ne!a,a :a..lions.
The rcTainier is ,..v..,.e,. ,cFTeen
Montana, IGaho, L.,.e,..l.1 ,!.,. Itah.
The two last Terr,c.:,s l,sYS yielded
bu, about fifty m:..:o:,.. ., = them,
but it is we'll know, ..9ug -3s>i. soil is
wonderfully rich in size. olts' u Il 81
pelior character. Niea t.t:e Ieir;
ioiies become fully ..yv"Ias:a,, ]. IS .ex-
pected that Their c.icgH'a.:s Yield OF
bullion will raca., IL s...:;sl lays Of
California. In Utah ~. .:crl;,rly ID
grain culture h:l. i,-t,. !. eiarol here
tofore to the exc!is.,. -. n.ii.ing in
tercsts, but this viii ,..,..e itself M
loss in the loEg rls,!. n". it i..s served
to prepare focA tor {: i.~.-e population.
Judging ty the a.a1,.:.e ct precious
Eietals already e,ts.:" ,e,: tIoEl the hills
OF the far West, It .l.sy ne confidently
expected that ti., s:a',, ct tue neAt
quarter Of century VIII. With proper
energy. nearly CT G,'itc <,.tlal the last.
New Improvement, ! l4lceiiney. the
investment o:. l:,l e ."..2ti IS oi capi
tai, and the know ie.. - 5,:a. ~: slopes
Of the Rocky mount; rs are 50 many
rich deposits OF gold ard silver give
promise of an Abundant return to the
capitalist and lai,ore.. This isa happy
answer, too, to the -.ool.l., ;.nguries OF
those who look u,,oE oar financial fu-
tire with distl::st Tie abundant
promise Of agriculture and mineral
wealth will tile rs oyo. ;>;.r difficulties.
A billion and a h,l!f oi' .o,,: and silver
is no small ret,.in t.u:-. barren hills,
though il took g G,a...ttar u cc:ltury
to gather X.
How THE l.tTet. -, Nls Mis-
TAKEN.--A day CT no SAGE, several
Comstochers, ".:o .>>..ze aea,eI in orc
of our brerer:ez: ei;.4.szssss ,hiir lager,
began in boa>,,j'i;- l'.ly :, tel! Ct tho
great men for wI.oi.l they Lsd been
s,istaken. One :s...tts1 .'i;.t while trav
cling on one Gc.t,s.,.. through tho
State Of New lo.':., :, .ci.:,2n,en came
into the ears and Walking Up to him
slapped him fanl.!.asi,- Oh the back
6xclaiming "Why az. lt5tor, how d"
you do!7 Ano.i.e: .,t,.te,. tAat upon
getting Off Il steamer 4, Aspinwall,
when on his way - California, few
years ago. a gc..t!,,.a.. sad rushed tn
him, seized Li!.l b. the dir: and cried.
"Commodor= Van, a-<.i..-, Il gives mo
great pleasure = So ~ here, SIR!
While these s.3l.>s ve.t .tetne told,
it was observed ..ss.a !. !sHtohmMt
sitting near TIE party NF.s growing
quite uneasy. He i.>tclivtl ,i,li,e atten-
lively to the conNersat.o2. h,tchlng his
chair grandual!y nc:.rer the group OF
men OF remarkable appearance and
showing evident si.,us OF anxiety t"
contribute lis experience to that
which had a!real.. been related. At
last he saw an o,,all!.-., :nt thus told
his story: '.Nci! yei.iicmen, dot re-
minuen me "f dot times ven l first
gone to CincinaG,ii .:;re. yos ccm,
to CinciE:l,,lti dare Cn one dem
schteamboats. Vel. / cooms to Gin
cinaddi dare, and ven dei. boats stop
walk town der ieyee nit mine carpet
sacks il hands onsl l...ne pig meel
"liaum ipes III ,ninc mont, ven yoos''
den e1, yeldieme:l vas q fin"
loolAin ieeler-he l.s;l uI to me, and
nit Onismcnt looked me by DEF
han9 sd cry out: .Ycsus Christ.
how you vas :A-li.y;nia Late'prise.