The sun., 1890-06-22
w,LI1oy.IREs Bur FAME.
How tho Kings of tho Pacide Coast VIII
Live In History.
From u, sarannih norHtn1 Ne'cs,

From, II, S1rannih horning Ne,T
| SAN FRANcrsco. June ia suit In the su.
roror Court here, brongmI I, DS for m SALARY due,
develops some Of tho reuost ies'iln91u 1t u o,SH otSa
brought to the surface by atiEli sE. s;Gn man,es
! OF several dozen wealthy and ceiepTadon Iten on
Hnxious to have thor names ana sg Piogpapuioss ny .
| enrolled In the work on which Mr.. Boyn&eh & was as
engaged in writing and Mss T&S IoweysT eSyGqb be- q.
! first Chronicles Of tho klhgs' u@UmVinGa @ VyinGaa ,Tn
coming dissatisfied with tnls tl,oI infn Throni
! ccs Of the Builders OF tho common WVai,u. W. W. ,a
circular was always sont @ oef ame t0 lcS lis
or hcr attention TO the prospeSibe etyib ,,%Sto mud
| the number who responded Win Eus'o "uU
Tic Nh i'tV TeSsons So why future generations
| should not be deprived oi the DloGthI,@nIoS @ ~
| forth in a supplementnl prospectus in which 1t
was stated that tho publication WIS nHo M W n W
restricted TO certain year ~ m"S mm%rnStnol mo.
tion now Biographies being inserted as those
entitled to place shall come lorwaTu anu = lhhe
This. the nronriei0r claimed was n feature
mover employed in any similar WORK, hru gi'es
to this western world II buOk Oi uSIauiS' IL
registry oi,true nobility, such as no European
nrlStOcracy ever CnlOSCu. ,..-..- .,-s.... a.
After ali this had been thrown before INC
builders OF tho commonwealth BoineS WORK
commencod. 1t was his duty TO talk these men
OF prominence into tho pages o. the teNer ehu-
pcnsive but prospeciive builders We're told
that monuments OF marble Wollu crumpe M
to dust bnt that the rrInten an S[Pty 81 o WIN HP
Stories with which agents gave i0tfe 10 this
nart of their argument was shat iiltie nara, 1n
reSnested rSH 'bS bS pgytSas pgfSHf Of Algeria to wro
an ode on an lsthmian game nt whlch the Iat-
e mad abS SS9n Yeh9r 3 Of nnnsi MONEY pyh
lbs thought THIS rather high, and said that Tor
that sun ne ne could haTe s hs Ppdar m
that his poem would Outlive both statue and
people. Tho noem was written ana pai1 lor's
&IserIa have l"nr W sni since ' cr'umbIcd into dust
There were various prices for r, which cha y man an
gould live on forever in this Shr9plcIeS o. te
nndying fame portrait on steel. as rer, ex-
hibii d. with pages print, $i,ogo; portrait on
81 800; portrait on steel. as per exhibit f.. with
pages print $1,000; portrait on steel as net
on steel as per per exhibit @ l. with il to Is pages
print, 5000; portrait on steel as per exhibit
i, with % to 80 pages print SloGHO;t al ,,s.,,-
tions which Mr. Boynes was armed with:
In some instances as the case OF arrosant officials
S to sste or s yr ?i lie md d"ns are Seng Wrc
EP for ;Gs work that the same ne, S@Ima TO 10 s rg
than wrong G9mgote than MI In the e"ss
the answer. We crownns only kings
Fac-s -similes OF contracts signed by ex-senator
Tabor OF Colorado for Slu,OU0 worth Of undyipg
fornia Tor 1000 worth are printed in the
Erominer also, and among tho 9'her crowned
heads might ho mentioned u, ~. L reelnan OIL
Los Angeles. u pages. $4,000 worth cN-Goy
Downer l6 pages, for only $4,000: NJ. }. Church
York $4,000: IL. W. Corbett Of Oregon. $1,000.
Mrs, B. l. Bensley, who beat her husband aind
his creditors out OF over t5UU.uJn ore shn de-
parted from this life, only contracted for n
$1,000 space.
William Gilpin Of Denver secured $4,000
famo plat In the work. and SO on through
maze Of names. representing not less uhnn
$1,000 each The work prospered wonderfully.
Tho pqbIication Of these names ana tho man
ner in which tho thousands flew into The His
tory Company hands by this means has ere
ated sensation throughout the l'aciiic coast,
owing to tho great prominence OF the parties.