Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-09-12
PRACTICAL PUSHING.
profit able large sections Of country new
uppro ductive-The men who have taken
Il In hand-The money and the power
full corporation behind the movement

profft able large sections Of country new
unpro duetive-The men who have taken
u In hand-The money and the power
full corporation behind the movement
Every year witnesses an increase in
the volume Of emigration westward.
and thousand upon thousands Of sturdy
men and women havegone Oh through
a territory vastly superior to that in
which they finally located, with no
more care or observation en- route than
II in balloons and sailing through the
clouds. They have gone on and on,
often far beyond available markets,
and out into the wild lands with no
company than their own frequently
home-sick selves. Others will follow,
and the throng will not perceptibly
lessen for years to come. Meantime
not few of those already settled are
anything but satisfied-the rigors of
severe climate, the frequence Of terrific
storms, long bauls Ia market, and
other disadvantages naturally creating
desires to get back into a country
where these things do not operate
against general prosperity. At no
time possibly have matters appeared
in more propiti"us shape for Eastern
lines to enter into emigration meas
ures than now, and, as usual, the Bal
tinore and Ohio takes the initiative.
The corporation has among its princi-
pal stock holders and officials energetic
aud far-seeing men who, realizing the
importance Of the situation, have asso-
ciated themselves in the organization
of an emigration company with other
gentlemen of undoubted prominence
In business circles, whose success in
great commercial undertakings stands
as the strongest possible guarantee Of
the future of the new enterprise. IL
has already been incorporated under
the laws of the State Of Maryland,
and with a capital stock ozone million
dollars the. Baltimore and Ohio
Emigration Company" will I've in a
grand position not only TO advance Its
own interests but those of the railroad
company and the States through
which Il runs. The Board of Directors
II strong one indeed, comprising Mr..
John w. Garrett, Mr.. Robert Garrett
and NJ. Samuel Spencer, President,
vice-President and ri vice-Presiden,
respectively Of the b. 4 d. r. r.; ex'
Senator Henry q. Davis. Of West Wiz.
ginia, President w. Va. Central and
Pittsburg II. r.; T. Harrison Garrett
the well known banker Of Baltimore
Mr.. William +. Burns. President Eu'
taw Savings Bank Of Baltimore. and
Hon. Ferdinand e. Latrobe. Mayor Of
Baltimore. The objects of the CON-
pany are many and Of the most prac-
teal character. 10 wit:
To induce increased immigration TO
the South and Southwest, particularly
along the lines Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Company, aud country tributary
thereto; to which end, to acquire by
purchase, or otherwise, the confrol of
lands now substantially In the wilder
mess aud difficult of disposal ut remun.
erative prcies. To market, work. let,
lease. settle, improve, cultivate, or
otherwise dispose Of lands and heredi-
taments IN Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia, or elsewhere In the United
States, and generally TO develop the
resources Of such lands by building,
planting, clearing and otherwise deal
Ing with the same. To stock such
lands, and to breed. Craze. fatten and
deal In cattle, herses. sheep and pro-
duce. To buy, or otherwise TO acquire
and make. provide aud carry Oh, uss
and work, railways, tramways. road
and other works which may IN
deemed expedient for the purposes u
this Company, and to contribute Il
the cost Of making, providing, carry
Ing ON and working the same. ia
receive and take money ON deposit, u
Interest or otherwise, on the guaran'
tee Of the company or otherwise, to
raise money In such manner ~ the
Company shall think III. and In par
ticular by the issue Of bonds and de-
benture~ charged upon oil or any OF
the Company's properly both present
and futuree, including ifs uncalled
capital. To make. accept, endorse
and execute promlscry notes, bills OF
exchange and other negotiable instru-
ments. To purchase. or otherwise ac-
auIrr. and undertake, oil or amy part
OF the buslne~. property, tenure and
liabilities Of any person or company
carrying On any business which this
Company 10 authorized To carry Oh, or
pousased Of property suitable for the
purposes u this Company. To enter
Into partnership, or Into ANY arrange
ment for sharing profits, union Of In.
terssts, or cooperation with any
person or company carrying on, az
aboat 10 carry on, amy business which
this Company h authorised 10 carry
on. or any business OF transaction
capable II being conducted 70 -, d.
rectly or indirectly, 10 bsnsat this