, 1889-01-16

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any oth'r territory ana VIII make a strlk-
ing OBJECT {" arrest the attention OF any
ooly ooh''mf'-'thE coming west
Inc article On yomihE WINE genera
IN lis eh'tNctor' Is aPpreci"Ilve oil our
e,ouTee' anu worthy Of reproduetion as
.uu''l''"S exactly Wna' Is 'hought o. Us
Oy uhpreluu''e1 Eastern people Inc
article glove
lo'Fe ~ PlnR Almost ~ inc exact
eenife o. this great Northwest Ike a
huge block cut from some oil
its own maroIe' another territory ana
",u'l,o' s'al', whose name suggests
indeed one oil these lnuianI tribes
""y wyoming "ho can 'eli'
why perpetu4te 'hat name ana not
Cnerfy 'a''y' ocnenec'auy' "ihhisuk,
or any o'ncF scene OIL an lnulan massacre Z
O'''',n'y NOT D-'Ause o, d physical IKE
n''s '''"eeu tue Two locall''es' ior the
'errlro'y' WIN us o~"'Ooo'ooo acres WIN
'ho l'"ehy mountains running uiagohally
across u iron us northwest 10 It's SOUTH
east corner Il no more IKE us hahesaEe
u Ionhsyl'ah'a man one ithe peaks Of
the ii'inalayas Is IKE a hltcnen noor'
Anis Is inc latest organized oil inc ter
l''orl's' uA'inR It's existence as SUCH lus'
twenty years ago
UP 10 ABOUT Two years ago tie lanas OF
tno ''rF''o'y oo'ns mu'n oe'.er adapted
10 grazing ''ai any other business or
pursuit nearly us Whoie ava''aoio area
was Rl'c" up 10 inc occupation oil stock
ta'sers' a uus'hsSs was o~Verdonc.
One "'" % Tue area OF wyoming Is good
Rr'@'uR ANU ou' u ulu not furnish
gmouE" 10 Surp'f' tne immense herds.
Inc terr'o'e oi'hzarus oil 1850 and 1851
competed tue WORK Of almost DESTROYING
'he numerous ana expensive enterprises
p'''uo, 'ueSc' III retaruIhH inc settle
men' o' tue territory ana the development
'' "s resources the rauroads' dong 50
Iu'' 20, ''''ei regions were backward III
'",'' i"'re are no" N al in'S territory
o"I' "'O"' 'Io mics 81 ra'Ioau'
was t,''n'o" 'na' '"e cattIemen,
oo'uE~ c'Ni''ed 10 come TO the railroad
- sup 'n,'' 'l'r' 10 'n' hls'orn mar
Nc', ''''' AXE ,acN' IN wagons their
''"'" 'uPI'e7-'hn a ic" miles, more or
'1'>' " N'''G INC. ca''''' "n'" water and
t'N "'.r "'N'"''''. u'' not amount u
'"uI''' ''''I was therefore, indifference
W " r"'' VI ,'' que '''''"44 n tue ter
r'oy' ',','','9 "'' "'aNehtu 10y TIE
'"o '"'' II ""o no competitor
Two o' 'n''c o'nor companies reaching
out '1"aru the territory recently Will
soon mango all that-a change made even
~" "oru uan'leS' uy inc TACT that, within
'ne rlt Two years, there had been
''','oo acres OF puDlc land taken up by
actual SETTLERS "''hih the borders OF tie
'',r,'ofy'
Inc natural resources oil Wyoming are
"n'sl uhu'Nelopedr aLa the very large
PF'horlon OF Its $1,000 inhabitants are
7e'te'' IN ITS southern limits and along
,a' "nF oil the umon Pacific raiIroni, from
Cheyenne City, the capital, in the cN-
'r.lne southeast to Evanston.
Inc 'nterin'nao!e and often exaggerated
Io,' ana SILVER stories, that form so large
interesting a portion OF the annals Of
lhe otAeF territories, are wanting in Wyo
iHlhI' but IN their places come those that
WIZ ADD more permanent wealth to the
land than they. The marble of Laramie
county OF the purcst and finest quality,
must Nd It's way speedily to the markets
where II Is surely needed. 1t has been
found OF almost every variety and color
pure white black, pink, gray, spotted
ana spangIed.
Specimens indicating immense deposits
oil m'cl' lead, piumbago, iron and granite
have been found, and there are strong in
aIeatIons lust now, in several of the o
ties OF the territory, that point to the
transfer Of the petroleum excitement and
prodnction to Wyoming, when the supply
IN the bradford. OH City and other
Northwestern PENNSYLVANIA regions have