The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
H. l(I1xD - alrsody called a.
teuti0u - this sn1ggpslse and urged the
necessity g Our minlng men taking
sosne steps ~ ich will insure . display
Of mineral tearing - from Montana at
the exposition. TIE importance q Some
action ,eing taken 10 meet this end isso
great that W Neel compelled 70 refer
agnin 10 the subject. Our SISTER Terrific
ries are alive to their Interests and are
making extensive preparations to b. I'D
" represented 1t Il. Idaho, Utah, Ar
coma. New Mexico and Daeo@s have, We
understand, applied for space In the i'm
n,ense building and viii receive Il. Ne
vad4 and Colorado will also show large
exhibits. II there any reason Why Mon
tans cam It occupy an honorable posi-
ton among other mineral producing
Territories 1t this great exhibition ?
Would not . display Of IT. rich ORES
there b in the direct line Of the mining
Interests " the Territ'ry? These are
questions which the mining men Of
Montana should consider and answer Of
once. The exporition commences on the
int day Of August and prompt action
II necessary to make the exhibition
from this Territory . cretlitsble one II
one b made 1t Ill. Had one years No
tice Of the expedition been given there
b no doubt the Territorial Legislature
would appropriate sufficient funds to d.
fFay the expenses Of placing IN exhibit
At Montana ORES q Denver. In the alb
sence Of this aid whatever b done must
b done By individual effort and ct the
cost Of those who feel disposed to con-
tribute t'wardthe enterprise.
The reasons given BY the protector
Of the enterprise for holding the exhibit
tion may be given Why Montana should
interest herself to tho extent Of making
, fair displs. Of her own wonderful 10
Among the causes (which
give birth to the idea Of holding the
sav the projectess, - the
prevailing ignorance everywhere con-
oesning the grealnaturalr esouroeso Of that
portion Of this nation lying west Of the
tooth meridian.
1T was felt that tho necessity existed
Tor rrnsoving the many erIontous Inn
pEeseions prevalent, and showing in the
most convincing and Satisfactory man
ner that this part Of the United states
instead Of being in one place . barren
d.sest. and In another mass Of snow
lad mountains, really contains . cell
to the Agricultural and . |
diversity of native minerals,
,nly awaiting the introdu AUCTION Of man.
D6netuIing facilities 70 find an active
market.
In mining, inventogs win b stimu-
ated By the demand for new processes
nat win make low gz.de ores more
peo0tsble; In manufacture, capitalists
Nd skillsd labor viii 1nd ~ ~ IN.
lueement foe the establishment q new
industries. The remoteness ftom oast-
N sources Of supply aels - . protective
ariR 10 the psoduesr hess, whess crude
material exists In psoeasion, and = COM
,as1tively neglected.
ITO bsing eapital iAce to fhce with
hese oppostupitias 1or investment, and
Nth skilled laboe. 10 moro npidly de-
Nslop tho country, = IN aim and pur-
NO ofthe Exposition, and the display
'ow In preparation y desjgned espe.
tally - hasten thesstablishment Of az.
ensive and nourishing instrumental
These reusons will strike the average
Western man - sound and practical.
here issgrest object to b gained BY
he exposition and Montana cannot af.
Drd 70 )ose IT. bensllts. Butte especial.
: should feel interested. II b the lead
NJ silver mining camp in the West
nd - such It b expeoted che will make
creditab)e showing. To insure this
- would sagyest that our entespdsine
nine ownen and min men start q
phscription Tor tho purpose OF raising
'nds 70 defIay the expresses Of some
omptent peesoa 70 take charge Of the
Enlbit ttom this district and II neeessar
: the exhibit from other districts IN the
'esTitoey. II every mining county in
NESTS itse9f In the matter the expeuee
'oud b inagni6cant, while the bene.
b would b incalculeble. There 70 no
Oubt but that favorable rates for the
Of Montana exhibits
} Denver csn b made. All that y 10.
nired b s0nle one to take the lead In
le matter aud vet at once. viii Butte
|ke the lead, oF must Il b LETT to some
her less important mining oentsr7
4 Horrible Auraac.
81. LOUIS, June IA dhpatch from
afro, ll)iD06o, this q. M, snyr: J. w. II
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