, 1891-04-22

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column IN length, bearing a Laramie
date line, aud rurportinE to have been
sent out from that town. II the arI5le
was sent out from Laramie the decent
citizens would do well 10 ferret out aud
brand the author or authors Of It, for it
places the people Of that town in the atti-
tude Of beitting the Gold HIl camp for
the sole and only reason that they we're
unable to build a road 10 1t and thus
make Laramie lis outittinE point, Ii Is
quite evident that the article was written
for the purpose OF casting doubt MT only
upon everything that has been hitherto
written about Gold Hill. but upon the
camp itself. it, prospects and the oppar-
tuuiues which 1t offers 20 investors and
miners The article is conceived IN a
mean and despicabIc spirit 10 rs not so
much IN what il says-alih3ugh that is
tad cnough-as the impression il is cal
culated 10 leave and the contemplate in
Situations it conveys under the guise OF
simulated ea1d0r
It Is stated In the Republican telegram
that there was eight feet Of IA in the
Gold Hill region on June % last and
there Is no reason To- believe that the
earth will be bare iu that region by Aug.
l." The wrJcr might have even gone
further aud stated that there will be lots
Of snow in that ucichborbood" even
next September, for it may be found in
the mountains 10 the Snowy range all the
year round. The people of Denver may
witness a similar sight bv looking toward
Longs OF Pixies peak, still this ia no
wise intsrieres with the business Of min.
ing or prospecting in the mountains
Gold Till is more aivauurcou-ly heated
than Loadyille aud It's altitude is several
hundred feet lower. an important consii
Grafton when such a height iz reached
Yet operations are continued there with
out interruption throughout the year.
The road between Saratoga and Gold
Hill has been kept open all winter, even
though there Is lots Of snow 10 the neigh
borhOoi
The article goes on 60 ssy that IL SHOWS
at Gold Hin almost necessarily, that
there are but a score Of houses there,
''all of the mdcst character tthe writer
apparcutIv cyp,cfipr 10 find Turkish
baths and the most luxurious evidences Of
civilization n A camp less than a wear old,.
Fort Steele has a well established stare
line. while Carbon and Rawlins have
opeped routes but tho character II the
service is vet 10 bo tested the summcr
season /. short aud warm. il Ia M poor
man. camp. the DEVELOPMENT of leads
will cost a good deal of money the
nctual character of the esmp will mt he
demonstrated for another wear. and
there is mot likely TO b, opy y,st amounr
of cariral invested for tho pr.scrt The
excitement that has been aroused At sara
toga and in cammuririr. along the line of
the Union Pacific in regard IN tbc pr,s-
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