, 1876-01-29
KALAMAZOO.

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A c,n,rarx os .,b1cnuo c,,,tn1t,,. N
En,purk IN II Now Euturprivc-somo
Moro Observations By tho lrreprcs.
.lb1e .Amus," Who Is Determined
tmec.
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KALAMAZOO oncH., 'an' zf.-hs'e"tzoo III 20
bs Of considerable Importance to tho place. It
will bo - koo%n a. the Esss ro,t.na ooens a,
ornpaus, a''d ~ uaeoas' - -" nAuo .'pnSa' m,
VIII 20 tho manntaetaf1ns OF cement. lhe
stockholders Of tho Company are all Chicago
gentlemen, embracing euch nhtnes - George L.
punlsp. Pill Wudswor.u. Luc,sn Tt,.ou. and
ro.-. II p,,,tb ~. r,,,r.ry h,vo. aad
~, 80 s Sot.p, es'u .,s,,. sn ."s".
= mari BOD or oeaa' eomprla'ng aoout so .efes'
thht arc situated ou tho cast side Of tho rivor.
sbout throe ouRrtors Of 1 mile north of Mount
Ho,yokc Bam,narv Il has besa domou-
.ts.,os =. r-.o,.o,t .,ra,sroar,s th.t tbo ,n,r,
ss.a'vu as W pas., .s,.n o,"s.4s ,n." asnsn.
hero founa, wien nahnfacsufou into cement,
will surpass any other mado In thIs country, II
not in tho Old World. Tho Company A.o aIao
co,n1 IN nprcbano a icw nc,na m thia- TIM veat.
s lido 81 = tho riyos near tho C!otes.piu Factory,
On which to orccs their works. Tho rivor will
be bridgnd, and au inclined railway will ho built
from the beds 70 tho works, xh.oh will be uAod
to transport tho mari to the place Of manufse-
suTo. II IL o4peo'eu toR' "otA vi" @oon ~ ool1'
menced on this no" enterprise, aud that Gro
many montllB tho mandatory will be III oon,-
piota running order and giving employment TO
now industry, tho Telegraph q few days ago
gaid, "Kslamszoo ia 10 have smother big mauu-
factorv,H snl thon Ironically asked, "Where Ia
hmoH3n In reniy. viii saw Tint Auos is gtiIl
liz
| hear that "Kalamazoo IL to layo another big
manufactory," md ho hopes it viii
10 but tho forerunner Of . host OF
others. bo.h largo mud small. and that tho time
asa liyo manufacturing city. Tho Telegraph
surely can't think thst What 1 bavo previously
said that tho moneyed men Of this piAoe nByer
otTcr nny Inducements to manufao.urors--is
cnntrad,otod by tbo starting Of tl,ta new Indus-
| tr,ni nnternriso. Il oaIT uocB to show that tho
unnlthy man of thia town, with yery few ex-
| ceptione, are-it may be- allowed the exprea-
siou-e ut OF stupid fools. Thoy wore tho first
~ h.vo Ihn onnnrtunity 10 eutos into this maut,-
f.rtyrtur of ceu1ent, and dovalopiuR those rich,
mnrl heds. It waa shown 10 diem bY certain
nsrtisa that horo there xas nine Of woalth for
thot1, 10 work. il .hey would only mustoi
mnnnufaoturine. aud that by 10 doIna
thnv wouId not only ilcrosas tbeiI
avn vonth. but tlso add to the geuosat welfare
~ 1hoir torn, nut no there vas = risk In #,
I and IL proflfH not b0 NJ d1fQ Ind HHtG 1QyG6k
NAM y oa 1annnv money Al i'd nor cant A rnnntt
m "nnd s % sna,,ritys Ti.o CONSEQUENCE was tht
matsar wa n once brought to tLc attention o.
snmc Chicago rehtletneu. and thoy with thei
rans, hns;rssa psrscity imrnedistaly touk hold a
r. Nou rhtt = stata of sfYalra thIs Ia I yor,lJ
hn1icvc That II a Rold mine vas discovered Il
Kalamazoo. tho rich men hero would eli
iii .nd iat some outsiders eten Ia and Rrssr
~. nrya for taar tl1at. II tbov took hold aut
sttemntod to work tho mine, tho gold NIGH
bocome exhausted iu tho course Of twenty ol
t,,iriv ynarB. and loayo them with thor nAohin.
cr, md mining inp(e1,ents on i,and, which tho,
Would bo Obliged to dispose Of at less thai
cot. and you know their works might b
5nstroyed by A.o, aud tho market value CT golt
mrht becoge very low. and they might get
iareo sursIy On hand aud not find any pur
nhssers III It. apd-nnl q hundred othcz oh
iaot,onv would be- brought forward to show VIII
4 would not be ua{e 70 ha7e anything to do viii
It, In this connection will also say that tho
have boon offered tho opportunity Of assist!n
| ip bringing a largo agricultural manutnotor