Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-19
FOR PRESIDENT
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VlCE-PRESlDENr
ALLEN G. THURMAN,
OF OHIO.
TCSCARORA,S BOOM.
Its Growing PopuIatiOn-Specu
lattnE CnPitalistS-Pract
SuggestiOns-Futur Results
Water Evcrywhere.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
Ed. INDEPENpENT:-This is the third
trip have made to this attractive MN
ing camp in the past year and half.
My first Impressions of it have not been
changed. My first letter to the public
contained strong representation Of
it's future prosperity. Every article 1
have since contributed brenthed the
same sentiment. . Every opportunity
that offered itself (yerhally) took &C.
casion to employ in confederation of my
first convictions. They are stronger to-
day than they were then. Tuscarora
1s not wild cat" speculation by any
means. 1t is IL bona yfds fact. He who
thinks otherwise, let him remain away
from it. Tue undeveloped resources are
bore. The ledge is too we'll defined to
need explanation. The output of the
few mines in operation speaks for it
self. The people here are self-confident
and hopeful beyond measure of its flu
ture success.
FULsoM PRAISE
OF it's advantages is unnecessary. Bull
ion shipments are better argument than
newspaper contributions. Such results
cannot be gainsuid. In fact it is hard,
even at this writing, to accurately de-
termine what will be produced here.
The confidence exhibited by speculators
and the publ; generally are self oon-
vlncing evidences OF its prosperity.
There is not man here who is willing
to work, that cannot find some Kind of
employment. This does not indicate
however, that there il room for whole
army of wolkingmen. The population
at present will reach at lenst
TWO THOUSAND SOULS,
And the major portion of it ia COM
posed of the masculine element. Bust
ness of every kind is carried ON under
the direction Of men full of enterpris.
There is nothing in any market along
the railroad lines tbut is not securable
here. Yet, Notwithstanding this happy
condition of affairs, there are q few
drawbacks. Men should not rush here
pell NELL because everybody is talking
of Tuscarora's boom. There is no
Doom here ut all. There IL a steadily in
oreasing progress manifesting itself. 1t
~ backed by confident capitalists who
believe in tho hidden wealth confined
underneath the barren sides of
MOUNT BLITzEN,
Yet they do not invite the whole world
here. That they have we'll grounded
reasons for the money they invested in
the enterprises with which they have
identified themselves no ohservant man
will question. So brfore sperkinv
further let me admonish your readers
tha'R there is no room for n laborinR
mans cavaloade here. Thct men with
few bnrd-earned dollars, doing fnirly
well elsewhere, are not justified in com
ing here ia truism pray they will not
overlook. Thnt the manner in which
those who have "stuck" to til. oamp
with "Nevada GRIT exempiities the
above, nobody will contradict.
There 10 mt IN empty house or bed
in the town. slept, tho first night, up.
on mattress on the floor, so scarce
we're the accommo dations. This il mo-
due to the over-orowded condition o.
tho labor market no much az it il to
spRoULATIVELF 1HcLrSED
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