davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
rae sLorrEK.
scpERiox corsr-HrMxs. J.


STATE 81 Washington vs. Frank Mitchell
rrecipe rled BY defendant for John Mcdonald
ss witness In case. aud snepraa issued.
Hans Seiseu " Freterics wesdt-Jndgmens
entered and elcSt by plaintiffs counsel
Abraham Nsrfsaesr W QUEEN Cigar Com
raay-conrs crsieres teas the cass be resnsfasesl
npoa payasnt Of SO 10 defendants counsel:
order setting aside Judgment
A. A. Aatcr on w n A. shorcy-Mosion To
sisraiss arp o. nled By defendant
rsozArs oorEs-osscxS.
Estate Of James kAnes Order revoksng order
Of sale.
srrxsioR eoysr-ErcaTxxxxKs. u
judge faehseah<rx granted Q semporxry rp-
s.raiainx orser against the city. Mayer Moran
II. a. Thornsoa xnd G. O. Aeno&l restraining
item from insexierinx vita the eepcs ea lasnx.
the erection 81 which was commenced yesaxrdsy
or RAssroAd svxare. between Main ana wash
snsfon sfrsesA Tns application was made hy
the solsmhss q Puget SQUAD Railroad cors-
pAny, ana the hearing vas go soe ynEe ID The
pssans.H claims tAae the tile ia1sf upon v hsea
the ess.ttag 10 located. the site oi the depot he
fore she &re. vas oesaiaed In is6e. unter the
lava 81 the uaisec ssAsee. sor rtShs-os-way. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11

~ :. -. Demott btought into The Posr-IE-
5kLlAdxNcxn once yesterday sample OF two
po1se g shs eness s'Fawberriss trou his ranch
= his.iand. raised on ground that one year
~ usu uos oeen piowed. ooe oeRsy measured
s"a ss.xu 'ncnes - csrcemiefence. the berries
- ~ AonsIcn v.hssy
Capsaan Richard Bradley. OF Seattle. has been
s ss ospesy Onitea states messnai sof the
$3.50. =, nsnkson ~ aassnai inomas y.
Ssse. ne sst yessescey fU snonomisn on
so'n 800 W.n ms ne" au.as.
ne ocuy o. aonis Aasms = sun neid - NE
80 oeousn sssscn y oeias psusniiy ana
-.sss y. 80 - 800 ~. s. =. = A"s -
- rss.~,s $50 y Wv ''s sns 'ecossly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
THE roLlcE coURrs.
sfgiar Acquitted and Resrress<d--
Lit Of Petty Off~nders

acquitted ana Eearreeeed--
Lit Of Petty Offenders
preliminary hearing on charge al
~. e larceny before Jas ice Rivers yes ersiay
:. Sssnoca Arthur sqairss. alias george warner.
M'ei arrested At the residence of Fred Il
es.ss.e $3.50 last Thursday, was discharged from
~ ne was Immediately rcsrressed on Q
-. o. burglary. The second arress made
49, dramatic scene. In the preliminary
ss ans Assistant Prosecuting Attorney May
.s.Sd Tor the state and Attorney George
- ~ Tor tho defen ant To the surprise Of
=. 'oe case presented by the prosecution was
- weakest imaginable and Justice Rivers
sed nothing to do hu, discharge the des.ndsn,
ee rendered his decision squires rose
-. ms seat and started for the ccor of the
oSsm He bad net taken two steps before
$3.50 sheansn. Who WA In the rsom, pouncsd
49, a'm and Proceeded e. hancrnff him.
~u9 Fcfsson attempted TO inssrsere. tut
- go. eaN aside by the oescer He then appealed
:. ass'ce Rivers. minr that the ofsicer bad
49,. 8at 70 arrest his client without warrant
49,. RIVERS held that The officer did have the
80 " sn1 sauires wss marched np TO the csfy
49,. - ioeked nr, . charge of robbery beiaS
ssvd opposite his name. An Information
n, ns him with entering the residence Of
As.... ssefson wss drawn up by Mr. Peterson
49, aha nsed last evening. The police are
sninec that SSoirex, who IL a desperaee
wall not escape nnpunishe1.
:, = 1A upon charge of assault. and battery
c.s-su Meicoss who ktcked Assistant Dog
49, =. Callahan In The groin and seriously
uscu him early ON the morniug OF Monday
-. ! sook place yesterday before Justice Rsv-
-. snd rcsalted in the aesuistai Of the defend
- Inc testimony OF 81. four OF the witnessed
49, oe defense differed On material posn,s
NE defense made oet splendid cas-,
s'ssssn and Deg Catcher Nolan beth admitted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11

1ns btzioss sss ~ certain psey. In intae2it-
lint ara renitsent Sevse. dunb aeus I'D agas
eaka. 30 iiser = always ssE5ously aG<cssd, and
the bleed cousamtnsted with h1ie. o. Il he
chief uoDDas vhy Hcseetfers Stomach Btffefs
u such . safo defeEss against chilIs and iever
and ever toen q malarisl disease n thai II
cooD eu03 With liability - tie disease By ~
FORMING i-TeeulaF5ty Of the I'll ary otEan In Cd
eaee II pesvalenG There h no liner soRsifyfng
peopaxuefve Tor shooo shout Whiting q emIerai-
log 70 d 1oeality where the Uiaema-ta1ns exise4
Iness = no cef0n immoeaty non atease e
the use Of The asefnRe son1cs au6 ans1-spas-
modice. But whs ~ quinfne fails the Bfstesa
succeeds both In pfeveI ting and curing. More
oveecorses constipation. rheumatt6 o, inactivity
Of the kidneya and bladder. ana trnnqutlli1eo
and streagfhens the nervous system
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
u.,,,~.. Rrl,ef society.

The advisory committee of the Ladies' Aid So
efety met Of the Chamber OF Commerce yester-
dsy afternooa. The committee consists of Mrs.
@ X. Jeunes. MrA }. G. Hainss. Mira 4. O..
Lyons. Mira 8. BAXTER and Mrs l. Raake. Mem.
bsrs Of the visiting committee reported several
eases al de ssifusicn in their respective wards.
MS. John Leary read . notice from ccntrsc'cr.
who demanded payment from the society tor
GRADING done near the Orphans Home Mrs
Ieary also read letter she hat addressed 10 the
council pertaining 10 the subject which was
ds<ned advisable By the ns mhers present to
nresent 10 them ~ their next meeting. After
ssstiiur . few minor matters the meeting ad-
rsSi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
Nv n,a. for IN. Green River Bridge.

New Rids for the Green River Bridge.
the board Of ccaa,y commissioners met yes
,er,iay and opened bids for the construction d
the tireen river bridge. Thre bids were sub
n,it,ed. As follows san Francisco Bridge Con-
nany, Si,ass. and trcstas approach. ~ 20 PET
ilusal foot: csiutsn West. twelve te twiae. ssss;
= p George. N.soa AL the bids were retecse;
.,s the auditor authorized 10 advertise for No -
n,ds The SAN frsncssco Bridge company's oai
WAS considered too high. Clinton Vests PRO-
meal vas uos according 10 plans. and ,. p.
c..,vsess h.s was not accompanied By check,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
C.rv@as.ea Of His@raia..

The nsvs annual convention OF the Ancient
order Of Hio~vnians ard Board Of krsn VIII be
s.aA On mi, city commencing June IL peiega-
,,ons rom every lodge OF the order in the sssse
vii ~ IN attendance. state ofsicen will 10
elected ana reports ru the progress of the oder
rsr~lveA The convention viii meet IN Louvre
Al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
TWO THROUGH rRAINa

IN. Harshesn Pacific win Oh and AFTER June
,ssn ,nss run Two through tfsfsS to and from
N, Ess, ieavins seaste a. e.io q n and
fme shortened Twelve heara l. A.
E.5~.n general agent. A. Chslherx. city ticket
srsns boston block: + Tonkta. DEPOT ticket
esnnt Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
AR RECEPTION.

Nfss Helen y Coan. OF Los Anesses. Cal. has
i. nrmbrr OF pictures sn view ssaay and iomor~
ra~ 81 the ars rocrns Of ksike. Cose 4 Co
- vlshine 20 tuta siass<s may nees Miss
ss,sn h.sve<n aat . m IL IL Intended -
term = parsy for camping ana stretching 81 sae-
aualnie falto
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
The Great Success

Of our opening has been pleasing to and We ieel
gratied in having met the expectations Of the public
but the shortness Of time and great obstacles which
had to be surmounted did not allow full and CONF
pcte display Of more than small portion Of the inn
mensc stock tfat we now carrying
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
Exact to the Minute

OF the closing of old store have we opened &c
new with larger building. with larger stock
and with larger business You can Judge tor yousseh
whether or not we have exerted ourselves to properly
celebrate the anniversary Of the FIRE and 70 show -
enterprise which characterzes all Of Seattles business
men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11

pueseys nevsu q the raien Hardware
Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
First Anniversary Of the III

Spreading forth for your examination and enjoyment
stock of goods, complete in every particular valued
at half million dollars This stock has been
gathered from every quarter Of the globe and Stands
peerless and above all OF any city in the state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11

q. L Faust. assignee OF Campbell q Adama,
fled The following suits against the frms al
iexed dsoteu: wes; hros.. siss. b. r. Oar. si2t:
Alexander & Moskisr. isi s.: p. Fsesei Sos
Charles Pearson brought . suit against J. A.
Gould for IL eoo damsees. for alleging that the
defendant sold him Q los In L he Union add.
ton representing 10 him that IL Was in Hsrri-
sons Hefgata
Ssls Owens flei sais for the foreclosure OF a
mecA anic's lien against r B. n. Miller and II.
n. Deal the contractor. for material furnished
In he construction OF building.
L H. PAINTING tlsd an attachment snis against
Thomas Johnson for $i-i
shcudy Bros elsd suit against p. Quinn fer
AIS on hA!Ance OF account
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11

and cream: Ice cream. The large
Ard comm o1isus Ete Gamer will leave
at -. M. SATURDAY. JUNE ~: returning.
ave erount0 ~ - p. m. Fuller particulars
next week. ID. }. PIERCE, President.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
NOTHING IS LEFT UNDoNE

For your convenience in or new store ana we nopo
by offering you the best goods At the lowest pf'ces
by honest dealing and by closest attention g your
needs to merit continuance Of the generous pafon-
ape which you have accorded US IN the past Visit .
in our home and inspect our stock
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
MANUFACTURES PROJECTED.

Brossus Steel and Iron Company capital stock s6ooooo
Broom factory % $4,000 machinery ordered be In onsr.on
NJ an early day. ice factory capital $4,000 machinery ordered F.sni
arc factory Csrage and Wagon Works Mattress factory w. COT
ice Machine Company capital 100000 This COMPANY owns ~ a.
most valuable patents with manufacture Of tobso 49,
world and will buildings manufacture these mscb;ns a
ment 70 two hundred bandL This aUe will make this ,.s %
offered at City cents the dollar. ~ " "' 'Ooa
This is good investment; safe and sure
For further information address
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
If They Only Knew.
Denver Rosy Mountain News.

Congress continues to waists time
in a prolonged discussion of the
Montana case, and of the Worlds
Fair bill, and Of contested election
cases. Meanwhile the Silver bill
and other measures Of importance
to the West are allowed to lie on
the tables of the Speaker and Vice
President. The heated term Is fast
approaching, and then the Tariff
bill will be rushed through and Con-
gress will adjourn. If Reed and
Mckinley and their followers only
knew how fast they We're manafac-
turing Democratic majorities there
would be an immediate and a verY
lively shaking up of affairs about the
National Capitol.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
Our Zeb.

The Richmond State says: Zet
Vance drew Richelisu's magic circle
when he wiped up the Senate a few
days ago with this rhetorical. Let
her &c, Gallager": 49,
From Asphistopheles to Louis
the Eleventh, from Jack Bonnderby
and Sarey Camp to Sergeant Buz-
fuz, from the wolf that accused the
lamb of muddying the stream to
Anthony Won Conlear, the Dutch
Trumpeter." 49,
Hurrah for Vancel His fame
will ring in trumpet tones far down
the ages. uur Vance, we love to
call him in Virginia. All, he's a
broth Of a boy!
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
Bedford City Land
an'.dlmprovenent
!. Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED. $1,000, 200.

TscmPny and controls 600 Of the weser
fences ard psnufactoies. -
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16

Q p & T 3 X
recognized mis- devoted wife and Their
sank back into q stupor.
During these semisconscious inter
walls his pain was SO in'en E that il
was necessary to administ,r nypsr,
dermic injections. He took but little
stimulants. At times he was de.
lirious and his heart-rending cries and
groans caused a sbudder to pass
through those about bis bedside. DR.,
Mallan was in Attendance throush
out yesterday and Ia night. and
otce DR.. Lincoln dropped in to see
how the patient was getting alos q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
Digging Tariff 'Tatcrs.
Louisville Times.

LOUISVILLE 1lunos'
The tariff question has been before
Congress for twenty years, but at
last it is before the people, and ere
the world is many years older there
is going to be "tater-digging in
this country that will weed out pro-
lection rsot and branch.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
Are We Surprised! Alas!
Richmond stata.

Only a few years ago the country
rang with the praise Of Miss Kate
Shelley, Of Monigona, Iowa, who
crossed a swollen stream in the dark,
at a great risk TO herself ard in the
midst of a bowling storm, to save a
passenger train, for the bridge had
been swept away by atorrent, says
the Chicago Tribune. Poems were
written on the episode, pictures APP
peared in the illustrated papers, and
innumerable paragraphs were writr
ten about the heroine. Ii l. said
that she saved the railroad company
$4,000 or more in property, to say
nothing about what they might
have been called upon to pay for
IIves lost and passengers injured
To-day Miss Shellery is the sole
support Of widowed mother and
three small children, and thew are
living in heavily mortgaged home,
which is their only property. Three
years ago she risked ner LIE for
Others, and her reward Is chiefly the
consciousness Of a brave and sue
cessful deed. The railroad company
gave her a small reward, less than
the value Of one Of the cars which
she saved, and the passengers whose
lives were preserved by her act have
entirely forgotten her.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
ADVANTAGES OF This CITY.

Il lies the Norfolk and Western Railroad on the sursvs
Of Pitbug and Atlanta Railroad which will one Of The srsss
trunk nes 10 the Unitd State the
and uae the foot Of the Peaks Of Otter Mountains and ON which
gels lie unlimited supply Of WIG" "
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16

and he loot The Peaks Outer Mounan ON which
gets ts unlimited supply Of ""'"
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
MANUFACTURERS: Berry Bros. Plug Tobacco.
This DIE best equipped factory State Ito output tbe l.,,
the Sixth district (Which includes Lynhblg Danye Bovar
Wright Co. Smoking Tobacco ALSO the largest manucur. In 49,
line in t drict The Liberty wooen Manufacturing Company Tia
oesI equipped WOODEN % IN the State Of Vig working principally on
government Profits 1889 sI 0O0 -
port Of dos) Besides this there other obsccn, h he
twn dog large and poabe business steam Touring mill. ~
factory. F ' '.u 0he DOH
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16

Milton Advertiser: The Oxford
people are making efforts TO secure
branch road from the Durham &
Northern railrsad to their town.
The distance is only about four
miles and it seems that they should
have little trouble in getting the
branch Out in what IL known
a. the Pea Ridge section Of the
county it is said that a great deal Of
the wheat has been killed out, either
by the dry weather during The win
ter or By the blouse" The wheat
that is standing has improved very
much recently and begins to look as
though a fair crop will be made.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
RANDhLL'S DEATH
HIS LONG STRUGGLE
ENDS AT LAST,
THELAsT SCENE AsADONE,
Vain Efforts to Comfort His
Wife While Breathing His
Last.
PhilAdelrl.ia Times.


like the past few DAYS. was full Of
suffering and he passed away from
the field of his arduous labors uucon
scious and without a word Of comfort
to his weeping family gathered around
bis bedside, Those who witnessed
the final struggle were Mrs. Randall,
his two daughters, Mrs Lancaster
and Susie; Samuel j. Randall, Jr
Robert Randall, of Philadelphia, and
Postmaster General Wanamaker.
The scene in the bed chamber OF
the dying man during the last few
minutes of his life was truly q sad
one. Mrs. Randall sat at the head
of the bed holding one hand, while
DR.. Mallen felt the pulse with his
watch In his hand, slowly counting
the seconds as they licked out the
great statesman's departing life. Miss
Randall and Mrs. 1 ancaster and her
husband were also close at hand,
while Samuel J. Randall, Jr., occupied
a char nesr the head of the bed and
gazed atFectionatelv into the fast glaz'
ing eyessof bis father.
THE GREAT STRUGGLE OVER
The heroic struggle was nearly over
and death was waiting for a few no,
ments before claiming his victim.
Mr.. Randars iudomitable will was
not proof against the grim mons Ell"
and although the contest, 80 unevenly
matched, moved the watchers to te ar:
it had no power to bring the b!anch
of fear to the cheeks Of the courageous
old fighter. 1t was as though M.'
Randall! had gr1.u tired of lighting
against death and walc}m,d it as a
relief from the torture &c has 30 uu-
falteringly borne for over ayear.
Just before the ED be appeared to
recognize the loving faces around
him and, gazing at bis wife, attem>
pied to say one last sentence which
she might cherish. Leauiog over
him, trying with nigh; ard main to
hear the words, she could catch moth,
ing but Mother" the name by which
her husband had always calls her
through lie, and then he sank back
lifeless on his pillow. The tears so
long bravely kept in check burst forth
and the woman sobbtd aloud, while
Robert Z. Randall, DR.. Mallan and
Mr.. Wanamaker. overcome them
selve with emotion, endeavored TO
calm them and as,uage their grief.
MRS RANDALL BROKEN DOWN.
HI. dea'h, while in measure ex'
pected, was a shock 10 those who knew
him. His family, who have watched
his struggles becoming f~inter and
fainter, were thoroughly aware that
the loved husband az! parent was
slowly passing iut1 the great IN
known. Sine Wednesday morning
they have .chJoled themselves TO be-
come accustomed to tie charge that
was certain 70 take place. The reac.
ton has been severe blow 10 Mrs
Randall, however, Her nervous sys~
TEN, 60 painfully tired iof several
months, was uLable to stand tie ulii-
mate relaxation and she has broken
down completely. DR.. Mallan is with
her Tonight, rendering her medical
assistance.
Since yesterday morningit has been
q f0regone conclusion that the hours
Of the great Democratic leader we're
numbered AL day yesterday and
tbr, ugh the night Tie Distinguished
patient g.cs weaker and wca er and
when Iii. m3r"!"g dawnei lie was
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
OSCARD. DEER eco.

. . . >
Roanoke, Virginia, four hundred peo.
pie in 1852, twenty thousand PEG.
pie nov /; three daily papers,
Mae churches, three farn.
ances. bridge works, Rol.
ling mill, Brewery-s3,O 200, 900 spent
10 improvements last year. Grand
opening for business; Gas,
Water. and Electric Light
Plants, low taxes, plenty
Of work three railroads
Address,
OSCAR d. DERk L Co,
Real Estate Agents,
l0-1st Ave. Roanoke, Va.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-23

eminently fits him for itY And. that
being the case, what mOr proper than
that the party should select this person
named Quay? Would the party not be
recreant to its duty to itself should 1t
pass ove such elegant raw material for
It's purpose as IL has at hand In the per-
son of Quay?
And take II from Quay's point of
view. The republican party needs GER
tain services for which he Is probably
better fitted than any other man In the
world. Would IL be becoming In him
to shirk these services and leave them
to be bunglingly performed by others
less experienced and more scrupulous
than he? Shall his talents in rascality
rust in idleness when his party needs
them 80 sorely? Perish the thought!
Again we protest that 1t is grossly
unfair and unjust to cast slurs upon
either the republican party or Quay for
their relations with each other. There
is no man i'm the country better suited
than Quay for the work the republican
party has to be done. There is no work
in the world better suited for Quay
than that which the republican party
has given him to do.
Why should anybody kick?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-23

The authorities in several cities of Iowa
and Kansas have given up trying To en-
force the prohibition law, and after testing
various other cxpedients have ut last
adopted the Council Bluffs system which
gives pretty fair satisfaction to the people
at large. Under the new plan the mayor
of a city issues an order TO the police to
pull every saloon once a month and inn
pose upon the keeper n fine Of $50, which
is simply another way Of fixing the liquor
license at 5000 n year, payable monthly in
advance. The saloon keepers think the
rate rather exorbitant, and the smaller
dealers are compelled to go out Of busi-
ness. Thus all the results claimed for
high license are obtained very simply and
easily. The Observation-Disclosures are dis
atisfled Of course and are horror-stricken
ut the thought that the authorities are
openly sanctioning direct violation OF
law. No doubt the authorities agree with
them that il is establishing a dangerous
precedent. and view their present course
rs n necessary make-shift until the law
can be repealed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-23

The Pacific coast appears to be the
busy factory for novelties just now
senator Stanford has a great scheme
which contemplates that the United
states shall organize itself in a sort of
monster building and loan association.
lie has presented his plan in the SEN
ate. Senator Dolph woke the country
up with his wild attack on the press
because IL always manages to get away
with what happens at secret sessions.
Yesterday Senator Mitchell made a
formal speech in favor of his proposed
amendment to the constitution by the
terms of which federal senators shall
hereafter be elected by popular vote.
This mornings report Of the speech is
not full enough to present the argu-
ments which the senator urges in favor
of his amendment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-23

II appears to MS, however, that the real
merit in mining ventures, as related To
home or foreign capital, was not fully
set forth during the debate and, In our
judgment, a sufficiently comprehensive
answer was not made to eastern men,
bers whose remarks imply a frivolous
treatment of foreign capital not war
ranted by experience, as Montana can
prove. Doubtless, when the debate Is
resumed, the merit Of the a 8 will be
presented by Mr. Carter and his western
associates.
Now that Montana is a state, its PEG
pie are not directly concerned in the
proposed amendment, but they know
what life under territorial restrictions
means. aud the one touch Of common
interest that makes the whole North
west kin, is not lacking with the peo-
ple of this state.