New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
TALKS IN PUBLIC PLACES.

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Governor s. T. Horser. of Montana, who ia East for
brief business trip Is OF the most substantial men oi
his Territory. He IL president Of the National bank AT
Helena and has investments In mining. smelling ca'o
raising and lumber mills all the Territory lie was
poor when went into that region TO grow no Win te
country but has rich rs hard work and by attend
ing strictly TO business He IS medium sized man. OF
stout FORM with gray chin w!aiers and good natureu
cOuntcnance. He dresses like prosperous orange
County darynan and ia as unos cntatious as sohoo'
hoy. He told me the other day with codSdeTaDie en-
phisis that il and Commissioner Sparks had heeh su9
tanned in the order lac issued regarding the cut9S oi
timber on mineral lands IL would nave PiFa3 %ol tuo
mining industry OF ine iSFlloy ""tr IS - relieve
PENDED the order. The OfcrNLf IS lAtlI4' ~ 'V ~,
that Mr.. Sparks WAS msniorEel as 10 'ho ms AN
which hes based his order. There Is i1Ss'll''4 '''
Montana may be brought int, the Union ~ state,
although the people are not tuiy ready I"I NSoi' DIV
sion. Is offer compromise ihat VIII Iet
IN DAKOTA ANA Montana together as Montana II beno
cratic.
James King Of Butto City, president o. the Bell Nine
which recently went into liquidation, hero at the
same time with Governor Iou.er The Bell Is copper
silver mine. Mr. King looks young aud vigorous ana Is
al pareuty thirty five thirty eight years of age lie
has flowing brown beard. Over foot in lcngth ana Is
neTvously active Several New Workers to whom
lie was introduced were asked his age aud not
one put it above the highest figure have named Gov
ernor Iouscr, then told as tat Mr. KIM ma sous tIly
three and trty five years old and that he hn,elf was
nearly sixty IL seemed iucrsdhe uuili IL Was cohlIeu
from KIM, u-. yOutbfIl appear
Is the result OF the hcahful climate Of Montana
In bookstore on Broadway thcothcrday was drawn
into expression OF admiration for piece OF elegant
limp Morocco binding. Tie attendant sad 10 me: You
may not believe II. Int that Is American WORK. OF
course believed INN, for had suspicion that IL was
anything ci,o Bat his remark was the beginning oi "a
cuuyers in tie Of which drow ont some in
cTc,tius statements regard n the binding oi Inc hOoAH
api tu until recently IL has been considered i-
possible get tne best quality OF hcAiuc leather nnd-
made in tAis country. Few large En--h houses
had monopoly u! the business because oi this bec!
some three or four years 40. gentlemen VINO h'd
travelled abroad aud Who lad been IN the publishing
business discovering this peculiarly Of the book .mAEins
business determined 20 n Icy could not revolution
lie II. There -Ht tam. which helped them iu"iril-
ally They lad some capita an Intelligent appreciation
the situation aud the western push and energy To-
day they have the fine book h ding hu-uc-. o. ine conn
u done ~ the country. boy tLcr own housc AMI half
dohcl others wIch have spiuug MP iu rivalry. j."
leading firms have their nuc bunius dome o ol the
couutry. Many house, engaged IL tue pal" OF PRAYER
roras and Ill.s IorIcIy hi t.cr book, printed ""l
bound abroad on accouit "t iAt hrrr.'} i'r ''"lHS
abroad Nov tA", toiH p-int aud hn" 800 ".'1r. "Al
reIrd 10 mention tar-r i'.t. tp Colo. Ni."aw J. r}
Fog. formerly ot i' t''lt,'"' H1H" ~ 'h ' ''','
broad sI.l- ~ Dee told 1859 tI 90 40, tur t"'pt lI-
.ns Company 90 which nc j. lir7i cni' '''i '', % ''
lnuo'ai"n ilr tells ."' lhai ter "",r r'r"l's ''
four voiuur- 500 s-.i. Niit uuilr' 't htnfs -'l" "l
haDtpiint,d inscriptions. 500 present 4"" O." be 90
a. Enrini Are r o Russia t"' I'l'r'f ~ .'i '''n'
a"d o." Emperor o' Ea1,, 80 an expense o. L." " 'i'
rcr volume.
Senator warner T.uer h.l not read or heari 81 the
bo. colt" pnt oa bean 10 common wtn -'. ''r John
herman AMI Secretary Lndc,t. or eo.u- io tr i'tl
Avenue Hotel when chilled Dds attruuol 90 % ol Tue
day. The reports tao m-e.t.E Of t.' trut.d l''-
Union represented hr cuinltic, rcI'. ur $50 i-cy
bad called t.c senator. Wac bad rr.H.ci O." rc,civr
lien. tAt .roaud tH4 ilry R.Ir nu' .lu"u 10 h.u
The senator ,.Ii % mr: 80 ri.4 l.' ay committees,
nom any number OF Ier.a- shat ooDd
t1u-. itic "a cOi.l. toe. has been -.lt 10 Room