The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-24
TRADE CENTER.

Already the railway company have 10
Gated their yard, depot and switches here.
ard this, III nseif, Is promise f0r the tu-
ture.
In addition 10 its many other attractions
those who serm to know whereof they SPEAK :;
claim that there are undoubted ind cato rs
of iron ore in the Country tributary 10
Deepwsier, but as yet 10 posliIye develop
ments In this direction have been made.
From Deepwater toward the south the
country is especially adapted TO
STOCK RAISING
and another strong point in favor Of the
town, is mtde. AS a stock shipping
point il will be given much importance.
To show how much faith the Keith &
Perry coal company have In their nrn
enterprise, aside from their very large pur
chase of lands they are sinking shafts, cree
ing works, store houses and making EVIL
effort To have co il all ready Tor shipment
by the time he first train arrives over the
road. From the fact that the sp!, ndlG
ade from the immediate country sur
ruanding deep water alone would be sufh-
cent to build il up, il en- readily b. seen
how many reasons it has for becoming =
power il the future.
A gentlemen who is thoroughly cOnve -
ant with the coal fields of Henry cor Wy
said In speaking OF the matter: Il teliev'
D,epwater has great future before it as
will be an important railway point IRON
the start, and as q consequence will gro"
rapidly and prosperousiy from the very
outset. The loo 'tiOn is handsome an,:
desirable one. II is rich coal county md
the farming country surrounding is not ex
celled in the state. 1t is so located, too
that it has many advantages As a residence
place, far enough from the mining camp Il
be unimpaired by but still 80 situated as to
get all of its trade. GaIen,, J"p 10 and
Rich Hill have all had an Interesting his
tory, but | certainly believe Deepwate'
will have many more advantages than
either"
Rich Hill has had all of It's rapid growth
from the great developm Mt of coal at tina
point, hut de+pwater is bound to outsiriE
her. because il has not only the advantage
sccruing from the development OF her coz
&. Ids, but il will have less of the chsracie
of mere mining camp, and be more Oh
commercial and trade center.
Mr.. J. s BoARMAN,
q gentleman VINO was one OF hicn NH
pioneers, and also we'll known Throughout
The state, can be found at the princiPa
hotel of Bloomington, and is at all time
ready to point out the attractions OF tn
new town, where the sound of the plan
AID hammer are already making music Of
the air. and where hundreds of indusIriOu
and enterprising miners will soor be pillu
up the black and shining diamonds, null
tured in the breast Of dame nature, perhap
for centuries.
One of its strongest points is the fact tbs
1t bears on It's face no suspicion OF tricker
or speculation, and it is difficult to believ
that il will not at some day rank with 10
the largest towns in the country. Certain
ly those epterprising boomers" who hav
had their faces so indnstriously set tower
: Oklahona could no' do better than to tur
back to our own Missouri, and first lie.
what she can do for them In The way
rich mines, and rich farming interests :
located at and near the new and enterprl
ing town of Deepwater.