Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-05
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N spite 81 Crosk.rA-TuAearora
90 The Ersna-Whas Leading
Ass Think-
fFren Our spsei.i corrc,pond.nt.l

siuce he lett Tuscarora:" There are
many 70 ,sons which couid he ~ai,arc-J.
and satisfaet Iriiy too. IN answer to such
queries. But one wi.l sut;er- lie IL
In demand in ether directions hnd most
of HIS time is absorbed in ~ndeaSors to
sra sp everything ia tbe shape of infor-
nation bearing upon tue future nj Ne
yadI, 50 that he cannot devote his Gu
tir , attention t. har mineral resources.
Ho rever, l i have not lost mr. notes-
tho te taken ON tho s~Eouud-anl which
will prove ~ good reading to-day ns il
they had appeared four days ago
While I was amid the mines | rrcoG-
nized me thing tL.t has often struck
me 70 y forcibIy and that is th It Tusca-
Torn | not withoG,
HE CT AKER.
A Gro Itsr is u peculiar specimen OF the
osa 90 komo H. is everywhere. Whst
he lon't know would fiji a good siz-d
b,bk. In mining camps lie is filled
70 .Iyerio Siug with iuralnaLls infor-
M ton. He Soiuetimr- i, entrusted
with grave responsibilities. At others
he - made Superintendent OF II miuing
op ration. He ut once becomes an inn
pI.taut fa :tor. Nothing * good enough
for him. He knows more than his en-
ployer. Everything must be done ju-t
- L. lx "I., a.. - f,I1 tl,,f hiE
uonr,e il not calculated to enhance the
profits Of tho people who have engaged
him, he becomes riley. kicks. und de-
olares ia such language n "wcIl, !
Ruels know my business; l will re-
sign, and il I do l will make It hot for
you fellows" One Of this element has
been employed in one "f the leading
mines in Tuscnrorn. Because he did
not hav fnIl sway, aud manipulate all
the enterprises which are now bringing
the Ca mp into prominence. he threat
saed
DIRE DISASTER
To the camp, by what lie would 'give
away" about 3 siting etc. He resigned
his position aud started AT once for San
Francisco to condemn the men who
have cast their all. mud devoted their
Whole energies t. the development OF
TuscGrora. He says that il i under
false ]pre;enEes these things are done.
anil that be can prove it.
Such rnem II are positive detriment TO
any enterprise. and the sooner they are
far away from such = thriving centre as
Tnscarora, the better it is for the p
la.ion who believe in square euterpris-
ing gentlemen.
While I was in TuEcnrnrn I met SIr.
J.B M:K-ruar and 1 accompanied
him IN the new 1'uscato!a brick yard
where I found be had seven men ern-
p!1yed at 50 50 Pc: day under a con
trh:i TO deliver
$4,000 BnIcz
To the Company that nre eos laying
the foundation for the ne# IndepeA-
dencs mill. This Number OF men pro-
dues sufficient clay for tie manufacture
o! 5000 brick per day. anil the clay is
OF a superior character. The yard lies
near the Grand Prize mine. Iir. Mo
Il ,rnan say. that he believes T~u,carorn
has a bright futare Fuel is the only
d rawback 70 it. but that l.. procnrnblc
Mr. Ne,lsster says: This ia the
coming Constock." Sir. Piunku;t: IL
nn satisfied" Bob Johnson: This
Camp suits me-" Editor FnirchiId:
''wby, Sahom. the eAnp * only in its
infancy" Surveyor Cntlin: 1--WE
start in to dig d trench % n- to lay
twelve miller Of pipe TO convey water To
Tascarore from Tuvlor Canyon Oh TIA.
first OF August. Harry Cofau, Superin-
iendent Of the Grand Prize. viii hive
charge Of the work. We will use 8-inch
pipe md convey COZ, 900 gallons Of
water daily to Tuscarora. THIS water
sill reach a
On Commonwealth Hell and have n
fol! Of 270 feet theTeiroiu above the
highest point in the owu and prove
ample for every mining purpose i'm
imaginable" Superintendent, +. f.
Coffin. Of the Commonwealth and Ne
Sadn Q1een: "fuscnrora never looked
better. il is the coming camp" En-
Seuntor Powell of the Young America:
''Whut woull anybody like better thnn
our prospect" Louis Engl-r: 81 ntn
& ling 70 bnild M addition 10 ing place
mud open up a fret Glass IIoiol. Tusca-
FORA Is a booming and don't ynu for.
get IT," George Psltier: "What better
prospects should anybody banker nftcr.
J. ,ok at the froigbt coming in" Rev
eieDd Hammond: "Tbe morality OF
onr town Is above the average" Bisli-
Leonard: IL wa1 snrpri.ei Mt the
l~iboraIity of tho 'ruscaroraites." Mr..
1--WE have n bonanza" Sir.
"iYhnt nte you giving us1
M. De Young: "Gronnd Is becoming
more valuable everyday" Doctor
"Thc prospects we're never
brighter" Mr. Mason: "Tbo health
Df tho people don't pay druggists
Mr. Williams: "Busiue,s Is
prosperous" - aud 40 on. This IL II
roniSasL 10 the niclufe dawn by the