Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Win N
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be- 6sea NJ intention slncs bslag hsrs. 70
wtsts . long lsttsr for the Press and Dako-
taiaa, which I know will b OF interest .
yosr pspsr ED Ito many readers. q there
en- msuy Yankson people. Who, for u
4 paos four and hvs ysafs, have 6rnly held
the tangled ed Of poverty, expecting sooa
10 nsd.e reward Of twice Ito value. A. yet
nose ofihsm havs reached this cod. but the
shsdew cloud Of encouragement 10 fast dts.
appearing and II 10 piece comes the bright
and hsppv 1850. % 70 nov plain TO b sssn
that the tidal WAYS OF New York City CAP
ttal viii euomeres OIL avstlaole pfopsrsy y
tina county. putting u under eeve'opmens.
Making New YORK CITY the silver mint OF
AmefteaA ALREADY eaa Jus hss oeen
eccdredso y nsoesfseee capitslis's' ssse
nos sest w'theot inves''ng or oecoon'os ~
tsFeeted 10 mtnnta9 propsfty, and eons 20 ter
% TO advsscs money Tor winter develop
nett. nov. Tor 'nseancs tes 'nves'mens
Of Ex-Gov Tabor. 10 the pouestespsie
oss'n' whsfs q purchased tares o. eos oess
mtoss, Tor which b paid SlSO.OO0.OO b.
eaoee execos'ng CONTRACTS 20 the amount Of
S!soOo. pfopeFty VIII % WORKED al
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the discovery Of this ,ec,ion !, ,s.a h,
Cant A " Rurrov. fo,u..r,, . Y.nk,or
man. the mine. which I knov ia hasr,ch
ara :. "a, -nndevs,on.a And c.n no hou.h,
At Z very low figure: but a 8soon a nex
spring speu, and c.ni,.li,ta hesin to mr.
Chase mines. the property vii, ali .sll ,t +,
good figure. Parties from Il)iuoi, were re-.
Gently here looking for q location upor
which to build q mill, and Think they con.
cluded upon a site within one half mil.
from here; also q gentleman from Pitts
bureb. Pa, intends building . laree saw
mill on Mineral creek, near here.
Prof McChesney, state geolosist Of Ohio
was recently here looking at the mines and
general formation Of the country. He says
"By next July or August the influx of mon
eyed men will be astonishing, - these mines
q rich as they we're, could not escape th,
eyes Of capitalists" He was sent here BY
several men from New York city, who in
tend making large investments and organ
izing mammoth stock companies this winter
After looking over the country from Del
Norte TO Ouray. he made this . point o
Recommendation to the New York capital
lets.
We were ecenuJ visited by Aeyes ant
ROBOTS e1pere' rom Nevada md Csi'for'
Inc! ea'lefea aoou' ooo POUNDS OF orc
no" "'nes mere sno u f~oosnkeeps'e
"n,cn 'ney 'n'ena s1.lns 'nofousn tes'
sna IN inc ePf'ng return AUD tax such
mlnee.w nicn tney nave conoltionaiiy bought
mr.. ROPER" says: had We these mines
IN Nevada and California, We would work
them ~eonsinually and not expect to make .
million dollar opening before We had ex'
pended 1000 dollar on them. l consider
the mine OF our county nowhere compared
TO these you arc sWeatlng over IN San Juan,