Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
HETALLTRGY.
The Difference Sf Our Goyernmcn, ae '-lr- crai Development
 ii,uiug EsT.ga.

The largely increasing interest m whatever pertains to mining and metal iurgy, IS shown by the eefTorts beinruar. by different countries to bring tbe-- mineral resources Co the attention oftF. public.
 Mexico, keenly alive totheaIvauts.,..
 Co be derIved from the influx Uf a1f.-.
 prise and capital, and tbe Gevelour.-.. of miniug, has made changes in her I-.
 favorable Co the miner, and taken sr...
 to exhibit her minerals in the diff cities in Europe.
 The Government oi Span has ;rs. made an announcement of a Nag6--I
 Exhibition of mining and meta..u--v. ..
 which all products, tools and procgss will be shown and iuyestiEatt.. Our own Government, WitL V -,. greater interests in tho direction of -.-.. 1 eraI resources than all other ccvr.--.
 combined, IS strangely iudiT rent <. ! what can. and will, be madeuue ,- Cha. | most important and valuable iuGust-.... | of the nation. Generous tO raiIru-.. | fish commissions, astronomical .-... | ditions, and harbor improvements. .-- | Congress not only neCiects ana r.-r.-.. | the claims of the oply Iudustr- vs can, under all allcircumstauces. ilu.s
 steady and lndestructble voir1. .-
 ready wealth to supply the recess.r.. of business, but 1t endeavors by sra.-..
 Legislation to retard the Leye.oDu.-. ..
 that industry and depreciate i.s r-.. duct.
 Public money cou.d be we.i s-..- -... in establishing and mautaua ..-. allurgical lpsutUte where t.a
 methods of treatment, and r--.
 complete process C. reiUc- H- uiH.- u.
 most thoroughly tested and u- ..r
 There IS no question of -s,ar- ....
 portance to the mining industry a. .
 the permanent prosperity ot Che - try, than an eConIm,ca. and s1--r ... solution of the problem Js ore t..s-- ment. Between the miner aud -i. .a-. : sumer there k a chasm In which waste ,l and loss run not, and large p-opg-. T tion of the results or energy and m , dustry are here destroyed. a- .I. D aggregate pad as suoutc c. ....s destructive forces cS terrible tl r....5 Considered iu tLe light o5 .a.. ......i
 or consistency thc-s -s Go rg--.r r-- . neglecting productive inIust-I,; .-. [ making bouutiful provisions .r
 Bug Commission and Star g.z..- F-. . petitions.
 Our government is founded -r,. H..
 dustry and it's pesmanenca fs upon the strong arm of ac.r. ,t t.-.
 prise. Production ls clr -... safeguard, Peace IS olr y.-..-.. .aG ? Prosperity our strength ..l-..v , stands frs. in i-s ci1iU~ -r.... ..' 2 and the instinct of sel'-r-.s. F.-.. G.- . mauds that these aci.sr.e-, .-.. m
 their scope and ImpU.,al, l ....-r..- duet. must be furnished aiI. e..-v ' needed facility t0 produce t-- best de-
 velopmeut and greatest r,sul-s Our metallurgicai r-gry-s.- ,-s ! imperfect and e stiy. The .-. -.- ... , put into the furnace t-r -....l -..- 2 riety of yaluah.e products. .. - . portion Ci winch js wasted a-. ...- the methods at preseu. mos, a u-. ! The school of experience ls slow and costly, and the whole country suffers. while step by step. uncertain lu a...-. , k gained hy accident and Isolate. ~ b perineuts. A great and Lp.-..a. r..- , of our country has sslI.rly .- ' opened up to tEe mluZ Is -..e.- Scores or other industries .. perm.
 neut improvements wait for .l. -......- | | ful establishment oi mining. N..e. s.- . fer from loss and fHi!ure -e|g..- from . ineXperlence and ol-ta-.H- ,a ...r-- ] come by private enterprise and ,'.-. r perhaps after years of delay.
 The chief obstacle Iu the pathway .. . successful and profitable EllIr.- e.u .- l removed by scientific research .st .-- ! vestigation in the dirocsiu- or su....- ! and refining and treating cra., aud ,. solution ol this imp5rtIu; problem s wise and paterual government rer.aa.. P owes to an industry which, u-@l.4 a-l
 alone, has done so U1cL tp extend te s bounds Of empire and ai. SO largely
 the extent and prosperity @. Che whole 2 l natlnn-