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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. q.
UsrTED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
BOISE CITY, IDAHO DEG ftii, 1892.

UgrTEr STATES LAND OFFICE, 4
BOISE CITY, fDAEo- Dec. Ttii, 1882.
Notice h hereby given that tue Vienna Min
ing Co. n corporation or anized under the laws
OF the atnte OF Minnesota, byfts attorney-in
act G. ]. Johnston whose p9stoiice address Is
Vienna, Aftnras county, Idaho, has this day
filed Its application for 4 PATENT for fifteen hun
bred linear feet OF the JUSTICE mine or vein
bearing gold. silver and other minerals with
surface ground 5s22 feet IN width. situated III
HawteDth Mining District, County OF AItulas,
and Territory OF Idaho, and ie-sFnated In the
field notes and official plat on II this Office
az Lot Number 81 =; and TN gSlICE MIL
rtofy, being 4s4 feet long BIS $50 fl wide surface
ground aud designated az Lot s3 b in con
nection Herewith. The Miningclaim described
ID said field notes ard plat with magnetic yaria-
ton mt ISe east as follows,
1 Lot ~ "A@-Commencing NJ the dise0vefy
point, thence s2s IL, T5a n to centre Of east
and line OF claim; thence SIC" w, 300 IT to post
No 1; thence y 81 II. 500 II to post No n thence
& 82e w, $50 II to post No 3. thence N roe w, 7je
Il 70 post No 4; thence s g. w, 600 1t to post Ne
b: thence s 10 u, 100 II to post No thence n
s21 f, 1850 II to post No l. tho place Of bcginnina
exterior boundaries OF claim. Area claimed
ItA72 acres, excluding areas In conflict with lots
ia, iaand ~ From post M Y. s n. MNo !
bears Is degrees 8niinutes ~. IT'S n IT distant.
Description OF MIL SITE, Lot 53 sB. Com
iucnclng at post No the initial point, thence
easis isl feet TO post No thence south 40 feet
t6p6st No 5: thence west 49, feet 10 post No
4; therce north 400 feet to post No J., the place
Of beginning survey OF exterior boundaries OF
elairl, containing acres, No conflicts. Mag
netic variation rs degrees east From POST Nc
81 U. q NJ. NJ. No Bears south 50 degrees 81 mir
", i7I0s 1T distant.
Tho nearest known locations are the Neili,
extension, Lion and Vienna
I Any and all persons claiming adversely am
pOrolon OF said Justice mining claim and mil
site with surface ground. are required *
/ file theiYadyerge claim with the Register Of thu
I United 5tatos Land 0fiice, bit Boise Cry ldahe
Z IgfIi-tGfN. during the EiNfX HnVS fJrT1DG o.
! publication thereof, o. they will be barred b,
I virtue OF the provisions OF the statute Of tn
| United States hi such cases made and provided
direct that this notice be Published IN tn
KETCHUM KEYSTONE, the newspaper published
! nearest the said mining claim, for the period 0
sixty days.
DIP. d. PRIDE,
/ tho 81 Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02
STRAY.

a dun pony, msFe, branded on
right thigh brand en- left shouldet DIM
sotHs saddle marks and star on ferehsaj;
was taken eat with ny herd to winter.
The owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
w NJ HARRIS.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02
Notice os Forfeiture.
{. P. Tatros

You will please take notice that have
expended the sum OF one hundred dol-
lars, IN money and labor. on the PtymotA
Rock mining claim, heated in Sawtooth
Mining District, Alturas county, Idaho
Territory, fer the year 1881. and unless
yanr share of the same ct being one
third of said sum OF one hundred doiiarst,
together with interest and costs thereon.
Is paid within ninetv days from the date
Of the service Of this notice, your inter-
est IN said mining claim will be forfeited
to nae By process of law. under the act
JAMES GTfhfsPrR.
JOsErH PIERsoS
ketchnm, November 2ath 1883
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02
NDfla NJ, vs.
s3wTIKD SLAVES LAND OFFICE,
ff.fst NO.. t4.4.s. FAuftar,Y l444

NDFiJ1 NO ND
ENTIKD HTATKs LAND GFKtch
ilpiae CITY, Idahu. January + 1854 I
tutsc6 IL hsfesy given ftRt Christopher Y
fonnson, George Erancy snd Ihhrisa y ,,strY \,
Ifsess gsi@i1siira adhfsAa j. Vienna Altifhh
Aalanst Iaaan Territory flase Inahe APPLICATION
fsg d United States fetent tur tbs RED WlsO
LODE mtuiHR slsim sitnalc in hawteVth Alinlns
UtAkftct AitnfRs county, lelHtu Isffifpfyy con
Hietifa III 1897 linear teet of The led Rfid sur.
iaae efonnd ESQ feet side. haimg Let NO o., aud
.fsAFFib Il is tns field HofNs Huft flint 81 the ON
s5sat am gaV on fp Id this ofice, wstt magnetic
ssrigtiun IL II tteareeA east, a. follows
Commencing ~ the dHe0gaFs ppiutl thence
N 81 sfea IS nth f. aa II 70 tenteg ~ npttiaitAtt
ely aud linz ut eiBlin; thence y y Dag ~ man
~ Bd0 feet 70 paAt 40 < thntlee ~ fes in min
W aDn teel co r9st No IS theuee " uea Y nm
~. rat fe 4 ta posi- No s. thence n g-g y nii.
Il, ugp feet e poas 10 I thenpq II 9eR y llslh
Il. gf fset ~ ost No, 81 thaHpe ~ Deg % MN
Il $40 feet 10 posi- No. g. thcnpe " dea aa Dur
w itia feet 10 poet No J she rlAe o. p fMnntng
survey 81 exterior beilhdaties, containing ~
aeen al l7TGp acres excluding from ttis appliea~
iou all CONFLICTS except thc Cromwell co.'s lie
lat No. 81 outside III lot o. Area Claimed
efa All He'd f3f II 55a sefss Frnin post NO q
tiiiR claim u S M At No. / bears tisR ~
min s o. fcat diaeaut.
Tho aitle mining caim hetug ~ record In the
Otfi0e VI Ghe Recorder Of said inihbg district ~
lfsdey, IN hittgraa county, Idaho The neal ess
anown locations helnR the south yietsnE, y igil'
na, Easl NienuA, @snmeth, Albion, Hope
lfntdwall and fst4abafs
dlfcrt that this n0tine W pnbhshed 70 the
Kefeapa stRg TOMB tue newalaper lublishep
AAafit tlie said mining clam, ser tne pellou O
itnNiateF.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02

keaaAana. Idaho. i'm, ) 1850.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-18
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;COnpnYealIh,, Mem f.,r r.. ii66f n.ihS
legislature Sill mid btSr'In niihti- mat The
rallro Ids which They propose. 30 ,cnnt
tfuf iyy law, tlR:ploy lnee very -bts,qt 4Irnl
that can -l'e lIsd.. They pay high saIal
ries, secHre't te services pf isr~ad<gaage5 j,
well informed geLtl men, and are man
aged upon correct .Alspess, pEileipie&
InzprJviding for ~.eotnmfseidners&bi bin
ii will not do for the state 10 lire f'ttAeh
hundred dol,acpsr ysar et,lent.tO repro
sent the. peLplrr or 10 protect The. INFER
ests Of the sIate' If The stare expects
10 meet lie cofpoiaiioa upon IN N JJSnal
fooung, il must Engage the seryicssrdt
the best Informed. men wedIaxe, and tb
do SO ii win ha, necessary % pa pay good
saiarifs. Commissioners are paid: ffom
$4,000 To 81, 900 peraRuain in. slates that
have adopted this system, ana il is use
less for The. lsgistatGfe n figiGiirsi'. .inaoh
,hird-rate talent, if any thing is rxpseteti
to be accomplished 80. 49,. s'.'.,.
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Philadelphia Times: Jay Gonfd has
evidently fallen on an unusually cold
season. The New York courts led OF by
declaring his 4tlck.waIering job in
connection. with Western Union null and
void, Next his company was DrrtohLblied
from paying dividends oa the surplus
STOCK, This was illiowed by; suits in
New. II ok, Psnnsylvapia, and Illinois
az iipSl the Western Uaion for vioiatiqh
If ehTrter-lisnitat ous. Ga Tue. day: his
ipjgnc'iop against, the Mutual Tn,oa
pool was dissolved, and. tlre,- salt, of
Williams & Co against. Ihe. .Wesitrn
Uaion, whichwas breaghb 1t, pre~est che
Consolidation schemes, WAS !, .tiXftf far
trial On top OF AL these little perpiex-
tiles comes the organization cf'the Me-
York Legislature by. the ulecfi6ai sG. f4e
particular man for sPrakgf that4 Mr.
Gould ,Iidn,s. M..iI4 IL c:rd...i The frat
days session" wa! ~; 5Iizi!d by The in
production slsial = seq string .,elesraph-
witest ''be l4ld 4Flei. lie ,sltet II, and
reducing STRUT car and SLtyated ,rsilTosd
fare. in .Ne3,''l. m G;ity ogHse" cents
The new Sp, ak er 10 sssc,tS make up his
COMMITTEES III Tit .i',terrsyl OF .thgse new
reforms Mr., g oaid ~ii4iproh ably fhc;
the weather con t,Gt-yy gfr;d;iwittnng colder
In fact, there are ilstin,sptis t..ng Ind ifaI
lions Of a regular biizzud in his neigh
harhno1 - - rfSH
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The Kansas City Times and journal
and LeavenwoIth Times and Standard
published Gov Clicks Iaessage IN full.
before il was read, species OF "enfer-
pricing journalism" the ChanRIon new
er induiges in. although We were ia, p,is1
session of The message four days ago.,
bnt at the request of the governor re-
Trained from publishing II until read 10
the legislature --AtchIsnn Champion.
Governor Click kindly furnished the
NEWS with copies of his message on
Mondsy, hut accompanied Them with
the request that the document should
not be published until al least the com.
mencemept of its delivery TO the legisla-
tuTe. We.eould yery. easily have. laid: II
before cur readers a;dAy IN advance of
its appearance in this paper. had we
seen nit 70 violate the confidence of. the
governor, and manifest the species OF
enterprise spoken Of By the Cham
pion at the expense Of honor and good
fAilh. s.;,,, 80, s. ~
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Gov. 0rdway in his message t1 the
territorial legislature of Dakota states
that the population of the territory has
doubled in two years, and now reaches
100000, while the amount of taxable
property is $4,000. 900. The fiaah.
cial condition of Dakota is good,
and its bonded Indebtedness. is very
small. In view of such a show
ing as this opposition TO tile
admission of Dakota to- her rightfui
place in the sislerhooi of states shou Id
be disarIned. However, the Democrats
are determined that the anierprising
psopleof the territory shall be punished
fnr their sturdy Replblicanism, and
will oppose all attempts 10 do justice 10
Them. Party politics outweigh alike
true craftsmanship and common hon.
estF, for Dakota. if admitted, would
cast three electoral votes in 1884 for the
Republican candidate for presid ent and
vice presIdeni, and SO it must stay out
in the cold.
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Chicago Tribune - Kansas was treat
ed TO a novel sensation, Wednesday, il
the shape of ,gGbernstorials message
fFom 4 Democrat. For The twenty I i 8
years OF its existence that usagnEAcent
commonwealth has baen under what
the Democratic aoFatpfs In campaign
times are in the habiiof characier,zips
g. the Iron.hetI of Republican, domino.
don, ThAnks Is The laSitf, ceeTcivs h,ez
lDtslis1n, ana railroad extortion, q DEM.
Scratie governor now has To- ysportshs
result Of that twenty Two years work
He finds over sos, GOO in. the state treas.
ury, aud everything paid for up TO date,
While the GU, siaAdiBg taxes for 1852 can
be devoted 10 met future expenses. =
There is ., sinking fund with a. -l04 OF
money m it and state debt 81 sfnAlr
thai lax. snf ifiinr.tenths OF IA mill
ON e dollar is moref than s0hletent
TO meet the inteEest. upon, The per-
hane1t+ scheof find,, which, 1s rapidly.
Increasing. is 50 large that the Interest
Upon il sufices 10 meet all demands.
antttsAI. three years past no direct saN,
Aas been ievied for school ip,lirppsrs :. =
while no state enjoys better edueattensl
faeilities than Kansas or expends On.
schools greater sum per capita iIT pro-
enrgihq N. .,fts populatihh and xsalfbR.
The speopieuef Kansas are prosperous.
and the wealth Of the state is doubling
up alta surprising rate We have Gov.
CHICK word FOR all this. backed by the
reports" which prove it all and d more ore
and having this experiment. Inquiry ssiuigs: - =
gests itseff:H What does Gov. tsftck' be,
lieve the condition of Kansas would
have Jgen al tHis tfhie' II his political
associates had succeeded in Iheir .effDss
td'bring Kansas. into thesiUaion as. a.
Slave state uRaer Democratic adminis-f
tration? We pause for a renlY.-.i ...i,t
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The first case under the New York
code which makes attempted suicide a
crime, has resulted in verdict of ac-
quittal. The evidence dad not appear 70
be that way at ali, but the jury prob
ably thought that killing oneself was a
branch of personal liberty which should
not be iutcTferred with, ana so acquitted
the culprit. who is now at liberty TO try
again. The criminal was a German
who closed up all the. creyices of his
room and tried ia asphyxiate himself
with burning charcoal, and on being
rescued expressed bis regret HAT his
rescuer came so soon. The oath TO
bring in yeFdicSs according 10 the eyi!
dence does not seem to prevent many
juries from doing as they please.
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II would be compliment 70 Senator
Plumb for the Legislature TO elect him
while he was performing his duties at
Washington. But it would be no less =
Eompliment to.the state, aAd new de-
parlpre from our mode of electing seua-
tors heretofore which would be sub
stantisl credit to US. We are OF the
opinion that no man can very well al
ford to take a senatorshIp any other
way. The people of Kansas may well
begin to look for signs of the millen.
iqn, YheH oHT three congressman can
al be re-nominated, and our senator re.
elected without coming home from the
rational capital. We trust that our leg.
stature Will fHisA up q good years
work by re-electing Senator Plumb
without the necessity of his cominC
home. When . man has been faiIhful
to his trust, as Mr.. Plumb has that i,
Z the proper way 70 endorse him.
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2 Governor 81 John. fn sliEring nd
dress before the state 4empel snce con
vention 1T Topeka said.
"hysfrisnds; / am very. glad 10 flnd
so many representatives of the various
parts Of The state PIE enL as We see here
tonight. seems TO me that it fur,
Bishes a seiulatiOD 80 lie oft repeated
statement that The teE peTHDce move in
Kansas is mere III wsYe that has
come spd gone meyer - be seen. again,
Thauk God the temperance men and
womed are aetuAted by principle and
from il they will never be moved.
These reverses that We have met with
only teach us 10 be, eyer VIgilant. / hsye
faith ini God, and IN HIS own time He
bxiltifreo every household in this UBIon
from the accursed slavery of rum.
'sHad we won the Hrst battle or Bull
Run. we should have bad united conu-
try with slavery. Thank God'%e lost
that battle. and now have q omitted, gpy.
ernmept without slavery,
Governor 81. Jolh webt bn 10 ssgi that
parties had too little TO fdo- with great
-tllosalt dqes2ansl .Hei appealed to the
audienceif there would have ever been
Republican party hal there been no
attention TO moral principles
The time had com c, when NO patly in
the union could carry y, SALOON; on. une
shoulder and a sabbath school on The
other 1t woull drop 0ne or. Tue other,
Sraeeter dis1 political deatS, sxi
Governor 81. John continued :'atIh d let
ter recently written to one Burnett, a lee
turer for the whisky ring, Gov. Click
said that the last year of license there
were only 1882 retail dealers permits
issued in Kansas. Against his statement
give the following extract from an Of
ficiaE lettersnf CO.. John g. CFpeater
colleetprsofinkeraSl4eSep eefpf The sate
of Kansas. Let the audience remember
that there Is q vast difference between a
saxpAYeF's snr retail dealsr stamp.
LEAvENwORTH, Kan, Nov. 90, 1882.
In answer to yours of the 18th inst
and kilograms Of subsequent date, will
say that, I haye mn AIDE IN. eza Inination OF
the records of my Office and find that
from May LIST, 1880, up to the end of the
tax year, April Both, 1891, there were
sissuetf1 ,977 retail aiquo r dealers stamps
During the same time there we're issued
80 brewer permits, Number of whole
.peTjd9 "a | TfeA Ej2 1T, is3, Pgge
end of the tax year, April Both, 1882,
there were issued 1887, retail liquor
dealers stamps. Brewers permits is--
sued for the same period "a Number
of wholesale liquor dealers stamps IS
sued for the same period II From May
LIST up TO November list, 1882, retail
liquor dealers stamps Issued 500.
Respectfully, JOHN c. CARPENTER.
/: With few-moEe remarks IN substan-
itiation Of hts main proposition that
prohibition does prohibit" Gov.
st. John brought his speech to close.
He was cheered repeatedly, and when
closed tbsss were loud 4na persist
- cries aef'dopn. go Sap
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TEE AlLWAUKEE HOLOCAUsr.

- - ct -
The work OF searchIag Tor the Keia aims
Of the victims siSSvIy Progressing: '.l',!
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 1slThe work, OF
exhuming the bodies which. persisted sif
the GeWhall mousse holocaust vas 9 cOA4
tlnued from an early hour to day, A.
cold and cutting n0rth-eastsrly wind
prevails. keeping back the crowd aHd
giving the workers chance for unhine
dered labor, but The work Of 100 men is
carried, on withent any system, and very
little is accomplished. Shortly after 10
O'clock the charred remains of 4 human
body were found Eat - the iinoFtii
end of Broadway, y,.,iiu s.. frOat
OF .ihe hotel, The hrst and only
hody found up till noon. The body was
CHARRED BEYOND RECOGNITION, 'iii''
the flesh actually dropping off from the
lower extremities. Whit remnants were
left from The night-dress show that, the
body is that of a woman. The shreds Of
the dress cannot be removed without
tearing of the flesh. From the location
Of the body 1t is thought to be the res
mains, of Miss Libbie Chellis, the. head
dress. maker Al J. A. Chatman's, who
was seen at The window H tile sixth
story shortly before the sa Broad
way walls fell .Tlie. semains ;, were
FAIRLY IABEpDED IL BRICK. .-s....i
News of the body being taken tO the
morgue, spread like Wild fire and thou
sands of people are now on the Scene.
Much indignation is manifested at the
huHgling way the work is carried on
AID at the Insufficient force, The actiop
81 the council caused such general de-
=
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Governor Hendricks has placed him.
self squarely in opposition Ia the Pen.
dleton civil, service, bill, He has he
faith in suck methods of Tef0En, aud
wants tn zee the government brought
back 10 the good old Democratic day I
when frauds were unknuwn. One frat
In particular appears tn agiiate, bis
bosom. II is that the Republicans are
stealing Democratic thunder. From
"the close Of the day when The Republi.
can banner went down., tu use. his fal
vorite fg1te of speech. :. MsJ HsadrIcks
believes that the Republicans have beer
terrifying their broken camp aud, using
the Democrats to. do the work, aud, hs
calls upon tao party press u. give the
note of warning" a load Hnole1 mai
be expo ctcd soon. 81. .t...,..-
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: t..'i,(ln% account of an.inGre2SingdE
bone we leNe- so well. assd.alakssa
us to do so: Ne would hetglad, t0,,sl
all L. OursEesidcnce,, just autsjiuill'
street and Fifth; aSenlles, adioipip
south. Ia tail hedge .divjslss,Lbe tn
acres The. house is one and tire
and rporches;, water pumped into,
well; a number of. the, rooms :, ar,
house is we'll and substantially. bu
lies; there iszone- eisteFHrin the hot
is large, containing tbree gamers,
with a, large, ihayTm9Wa alsQ. q goo
connected with the fflt;aIbblle;; smok,e
houses. pig sties,. etc. About tlr
forest aud fruit trees Of 70 years
Strawberries, raspberriess goQsebei
$500 ;, r our. quarters, of land ado
x S. r. railroad, 6 miles .northca
land, and about $50 acres are iinde
- g. A farm Of 40 aciteSS OH 1
Emporia, ali under 4 4 ifiaIf fence "a
most Of which win now 'tdrii' stod
and about rs acres Under cultivate
three rooms. also frame graliafsy
furnishes water most Of the 'yedi
long time. ~: .'' - f'''eA1 ada
i. Lot No. 81, 'corneri6f C8l
Immediately south of Or. Arlnor',
for a WAREHOUSE, stone or coaf var,
ftitfife. Some person Wifi VI ant
Price, $1,000. % - 81 IS. f...''ial''
Lot No. go, corner of Med
the new passenger depot. Price,
6. A number of lots in Skim
Price, S35 to $5oaas =, sss'e.a. uta
:; IA good Strperiof EiIieatat
mud: >fas ,-s ~. ss,pa. All .a
'.@;s@i'A ohe-i1orse wagon3 price, S
One HoOsien corn drali; priec
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Tie Washington Correspondent OF The
Boston Post ssys: "The'event of The fu.
tare which is most interesting to society
people here is the wedding Of Miss
Alice Blaine, daughter ithe .eS-secre-
tary, to Colonel Coppinger, .oG the Fegu-
lar army" This viii occur next month
in Washington. 1T viii be the first wed
ding in the Blaine family, one .,of the
other sons aud daughters b=ingmsryied
or, 50 far as is pdBllcIy known, having
any Intention OF. marrying, The groom
is a son OF an Irish nobleman, Was; horn
In Ireland, ana is a commandment of the
Roman Catholic Church. He rs 40 years
OF age, tail, and Of fine personal appear.
'anee. Miss Blains.Is some. twenty-five
years younger than Colonel lCOPpiRGer
whom. by the way, according to Dame
Rumor, she first met at. one 81, OUT, fai
western military posts, where the colonel
was stationed, and whefe NJ ISIS Blaine
was visiting The farnil y Of the" commahdi
ant. 1t IS said that the. bride, elect viii
shortly embrace. tho Roman. Catholic
faiih.' ""''F ,'te.: ...iI s@... =, tl...,..i
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New York sun: We read IN the Bos-
ton Herald that "Mr. Cleveland is being
carefully eroomed by his friends in
western New York for the presidential
race in 1884" We suggest that while
Mr.. Cleveland's friends are engaged in
doing Their level best uader the neees-
sity of apoIogizing for the defects and
-cTudities OF. hiS -IaAug ural message. the
prospect of his becoming the candidate
6fthe Democracy for president in 1884
eannot be regarded as very brilliant.
The Democratic candidate for president
two years hence will no, be selected by
Half, Breed Influence, nor will his NOM
iuation be based upon the Ignorance Of
the people respecting him.
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Fne mercantile agency of r. q. Dunn
& Co. claim, in their annual circular re.
cehtly lsshed, tdat the inc4ease,lh Btfsf-
ness failures during The year was pEin4
clpaiIy due TO tae extension Of credits,
springing from ~ desire te'dispO, ed of
goods without fully consideting the
means and met hods of paying for themi
all of which is said to be traceable. TO
over productfoniU manufacturing een-
ters. Concerning the prospects for the
year 1885, the circular says. =. ... -. -. =.
/ A year of unbonnded production in
almost every department of industrial
activity has just closed the acceSsions
TO the population by emigration. have
been beyond all precedent; The late 'au-
tumnal season was so extremely fayara,
BILE as to a6Fd greatly TO the Taltae of 'tl1e
ffocks and herds scattered oyer
the country, while the early winter, thus
far, has been extremely pr0pitious. for
numerous interests, Legislation in
congress promises to be. highly advan-
tageous 1.-the future ease and freedom
of business. The possibility. eff a re-
duction in taxation by the removal of
internal imposts, and the release of vast
sums of money hitherto locked up. tvr
the payment OF the rapidity decreasing
public DEBT. must all tend in direction
to lessen the. burdens under which
business in some departments has
Struggled, and 10 beget ease and activity
generally AS ytt.ithe farming com.
muniiy have realized. upon but p very
small portion. of the vest stores With.
which the" year has reptenished their
gTauaries. and the exports, which al
ready begin TO climb to very respectable
dimensions, must necessarily vastly in
crease within the. mex. few months
Railroad earnings must grow in pro-
portion, and. the; whole condition of
the country promises a greater safery,
magnitude, and success, Than have. ever
before been attainable.. =, ....is. ~ 2. 2