The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-22
THE STATE PRESS.

Spoknne RYiee: aIhe history Of Americnn
mining camps has shown one thing coueauziseU
that the geology OF no rwo great mineral sones
- alike; that the student Of de formation @
each must sex out new paths In order to aaoso
the full benefts Of science. and that geological
survey made under the direction Of an amateur,
o. even Of one whose knowledge Of geology =
limited, IL Just - apt to b misleading q OF
any particular value. II il not enough that such
: survey and its conclusions should Be based
upou the worlds present knowledge Of geology.
The work must b done BY IN intelligent ex-
plores, and the knowledge he gives 10 the world
must - something more than thas s.shsred
Our natural line Al procedure u 10 leave to the
indefatigable prospector the work OF discovering
great ore bodies, and 70 supplement his work
with reliable geological surveys By the United
States
Pslouse Ga=esse: at may cost . tribe more 70
buy Ct home what we eat, wear q use. yet BY -
doing We keep the money circulating ct home
and thereby help to build up the industries upon
which the city, community or state depend TOR
growth and advancement The proper and SEN
sible way to build up . town il to ratronise III
industries II the practice OF sending abroad
for what we need was followed By people genex-
ally, the result uould Be that the wheels Of our
mills would cease tnrning, cur shops and stores
would close their doors, our banks would b
We would 90 backward instead Of forward To
build city reciprocity must be applied locally.
We must patronise each other"
Tacoma GsoAe: IA good deal Of adverse COM
ment has been aroused BY the fact that the late
General Garheld's son was recently defeated foT
nomination to the city council OF Cleveland by
= saloonkeepef. Criticism and appeal to the
memory Of the martyr president are alike out Of
place. We have no house OF lords In this c0un-
Try and the ancestry business has been worked
pretty bard. II young Garfield was = better
man for the office than his successful opponent,
he has simply met the same experience good
many other good men have met In politics. Any
attempt to create political influence or sympathy
because he happens to be . SON Of . former pres
ident is unwise and ssnssless- young man
should stand or ian on his own merits, not By
inheritance
Spokane CAronicge. at II safe to say that the
boy Of today does not diner materially from the
boy Of centuries ago. He IL the same irrepres-
sihles devil-may-care, happy-golucky specimen
of humanity that he always was. He will play
ball, run foot races and fight from morn till
dewy eve without thought of fatigue; but the
sight of . water pail or the mere mention Of .
woodpile makes him tired"
Port Angeles Herdid: .We say Il II the duty,
broad, plain and open, for Blaine to allow his
friends to present his name to an admiring pub
lie. And it Ia just as certainly the duty of the
Republican party to place In nomination the
man who above al Others can safely lead u
on TO victory"
The Western World: IA very spicy piece Of
news could be published In regard to what was
seen through the cracks In barn in South Bend
last Monday. We do not publish the affair for
several reasons"
Fairhaven Herald: "If drunkenness were good
cause for reinforcement in al the Kingdoms OF
the earth half the thrones In christendom would
be vacant most Of the time"
The AdrocGe, published at nwaco, the seat Of
Pacific county, heartily approves the action Of
the mob at Sealand.
The Western World Pacific county, approves
the action OF the mob at sealand