The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16

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DO yea knos vhe amp Erewi~d the
waking arsenal. IN The soics Of Q grixziy
bear. I am q Dad man from Bloody
look g me-:
'WeA. I'm bad man from Newark. N.
j.. said the plnmoer. and with that he
brought his INST up under the other bad
mans LETT ear. and the terror from Bloody
Canon was stretched out senseless on the
platform
80. mt. Goaid heard the row, and stuck bis
what the matter was. He was told that
man mad Just been put to sleep. He did
not understand at hrsr, but he soon found
out the nature OF the rumpus, and had Q
quiet laugh over 1t.
men MT Gould was IN control OF the
Union racine raiiroad ne went out West to
look over proposed line to Leadville. At
the mouth OF canon, quartered In little
snanty, ne found young engineer, whom
ne employed 70 make some surveys and
maps: Nj. LIQUID asked MIN II he did not
mo IL pretty lonesome out there IN the
wilderness. me young man replied that
II ne mao so.OOo ne would consider himself
one OF the most favored mortals. with such
magnificent surroundings as he possessed.
Wnen ne returned 70 New YORK. Mr.. Gould
sent the engineer cneck f0r $o,OOO.
MI. Gould IS the most liberal man to
ms friends and employees that Wall street
vestments IN STOCKS lor people and handed
them the pronts. Iney nave taken the
money and tried to add to 1t by specula-
lions. Not understanding the devious ways
OF the STOCK market, they lost all. and
promptly accused Mr.. Gould OF setting
traps 70 catch them. Men who made for.
tunes through association with Mr.. Gould
ana 1851 tnem aItef breaking ON their re-
iauons with nim, have found excuses for
chlnations. Mr. Gould has often said that
It was Impossible to succeed In Wall street
without large capital and without being
member OF the combinations made up to
manipulate vaiueS
MT. Gould has no superstitions and no
preludices. He looks at everything in
hard. matter-of-fact way, and deals with
condinons instead OF theories. de uses
neither tobacco nor liquor. He never
S Mau seu -. IL .ue sMcA brokerage business IN
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and at its concinsion was nrevailed mnnn