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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
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and have no superior in diae nosius and treat
ing diseases amt d~eformitie-. Among the die
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results, may be observation-disclosures terrible dis
orders which have resulted in organic weakness,
Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, Impaired
memcry, n en'nl Anxiety, absence OF vii power,
Melancholy, Weak-back and kindred ailments,
which 40 often drive TO insanity or suicide or
render unfit t, perform the duties of Life
Epilepsy cured by nawIy discovere remedies.
Diseases Ct the Rectum. / lies, ~listuIa, etc
cured without pain, knife or loss of time. Dis
eases OF Women. Tho Doctors have had wonder
tsll success in rolieving hunoro1s Of these poor
siiterors. nni have perfected II home treatment,
by which tho patent can treat herself at homo
without the Inconvenience experienced by tho
usual method Ct reatment Diseases of tho
hosr, III oat md Lungs, Cattarrh and Hay
Fever arc curable. Diseases of the tye and Ear,
lntod Lids cu3ol. Spoctalcs and Eye Glass q of
adjusted to suit the mtst complained case.
Free examination Of lrino bring sample. o.
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n case il incurahla tho paalent will hpso inform
ed. Casas treated by mail or expires, Int per-
sonal consultation prefertel. Strictly con-
hdential and medicin S rent to any part of tho
United Sta.os.
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French challies this week at Tho Hoe Hive re
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BAD are worth Il ler yard,
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28

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bnly Two Nights and Fast limo to Chi.
CRRo.
The Great Northern makes several hours
uicker time--Uelcna to st. Paul--than nny
thsr line; ia tho only limo which makea tht
|un Ia Chicago in two nights. other limos
sing three aud four nights.
Is. II. LANGLEY.
General Ticket Agent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28

NOTICE TO CRkDITORS-ESTATE OF
~ ttasies X johnson, drceased.
Notice is hereby sivcn by tho undersigned.
John A., johnson, administration ct tho
estate Of Charles Ii. johnson. deceased,
ing claims AGAINST tn" sa,d deceased, to exhibit
them, with tlesnecessary vouchers, within four
IA tho said administrator at room h. Hor,tv
block. in tho oityof Helena, Montana. klei.ch,
er's law office: the, Same bong tho place for iii,
county of Lewis and CLARKE.
JOHN A. JOHNSON,
ADMINISTRATOR Of tho estate OF Charles h. John
son. deceased.
Dated Fob, 3, 1893.
{: W. fleischer. Attorney for Administrator.
First publication Fob. 4, IsVS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
WAS A BEAR MARKET
Stocks Were Hammered Until
the General LIST
IuMBIED SEVERAL POINTS
c.usinx shs sarket % Ciose weak.
wneas Lower on Liqaidatioa
ef Deceubrr Dcsls
ED SEVERAL POINTS

Srx YoEE. Nov, l-Asnsy On call
10 nominAlly y pen esnt
Prime mercantile paper 5es per cent
Sterling exehang,, u dull with actual
business In bankers balls st tLsl0
tslh for sixfy dlsys and ti-A0Ls4A
FOE demand.
Posted rates. sis2aAs5; commercial
bills. As0lx ga sOs1 fx sixty dsya and
sis5tsgAs3A for demand.
Bar silver. 6eta.
Government bonds steady state bonds
duh; railroad bonds strong.
Silver certificates a. the board we're
neglected
With the exception OF Chicago Gas
snd General Electric. which scored frac-
tionsl losses at the opening. the stock
market vas frm. The strength vas tho
result Of covering ef short contracts by
some Of the timia bears and IN i'm
precision that the bank statement would
be favorable. For awhile the market
ruled firm. but the advance IN the posted
rates Of sterling exchange OF 10 i-e2
and ass. something extraordinary for
Oatut0df kate TIC years sAotAcf cA1aatcs
which they were not siow To take adj
vantage o. Chicago Gas was singled
out as being most vulnerable and ia less
time than It takes 10 tell II. the stock
was forced down 80 per cent to 6lls
The general list fell y 10 2ls per cent IN
sympathy. Sugar decliaed "a to 81;
New England. Ia to S2ts; Burlington q
Quincy. ) 10 s2is; Rock Island. y to
81 a; Lackawanna. a 10 1874; General
Electric. to IS, Reading. 10 20ls. and
Western Union. to -. In the in
active list New York. New Haven a Hart
ford advanced % 10 18Th. The market
closed weak and : 10 ~ per cent below
yesterdays tnal hgurrs- The hank state
meat, which continues 10 reflect the enor-
nous piling up OF capital at this center. vas
considered VERY favorable. bat did not exert
the slightest influence ON the stock market.
Banks gained s., s63. 10 In cash Of which $50,
90 we're specie sad s6.2ii. 100 legal tenders.
Deposits were increa-ed si4, IS. Sol and loans
expanded s5.O5s. 500. Circulation decreased
5000 The Increase in the reserve was
49,. S75, and tho BANKS now hold the enor-
nous sum of s52.ol3. $50 above the IS per
cent required by law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Srw YoRx. Nov. A-Frorn-Market
dull. weak; winter wheat low grades. zoo
GAS.
WsKAT-Dull. lower, weak: options were
moderately active. weak. Ma Nc lower on
longs realizing. weaker west, heavy receipts
and small cicarances; December and May
oaly traded in No. red, January, 70c
February. IKE; March. zoe: May, 75kc;
November, e7sc; December. CSC.
CoRS-Dull. trmer; options we're very dull
but firm az unchanged prices on better
cables: November, 4okci December. 47sc
May. 49jsc.
OArs-Dull. steady; options firmer. dull
November. 35i.c; December, 351c; May,
37Nc.
LAHD-Quist. firm; western steam closed
a. 5000 asked; city at s9.0ox.
PoEK-Dull, hrm; new mess, x9.00a
0.u0.
CHEksE-Quiet. easy; state large, 9tdiiAc.
CoTTkk Options opened steady. unchanged
IN points down; closed sieady. unchanged
10 down. November. <l7.05d17. 10; De
cemoer, sl67Jtal6.75; January. sl6.85
March. tls.O5; April, sl6s5; May. $i57sa
1875. Spo, Rio dull. steady; No :, 49,. c.
SUoAR-kaw nominal; fair refining, 2;kc;
cenfrifugals IS test. 3Lc; refined dull.
weak; on A. fasta4 9-lsc; mould A, sc
5Al6c: standard. A. l3-ioF &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
Wheat Cio.ed Lower.

CHIcAoo. Nov. A-Liquida,ion Of Decem-
ber wheat ~Rs the feature of tie market to-
DAY. Holders are beginning 10 grow tired
Of the load. and "a the days delivery il but
a few weeks distant. tiey have concluded
either 20 rocket their losses or change over
10 May. BrBistreet'- report OF decrease
IN TIE exports aud also 81 he large available
sto, - we're weakening factors. Gables were
ueak. Receipts AZ tie northwest. LOSE cars,
wers large and New York cleared no wheat
The total clearances amounted 10 hat $50.
90 bushels. including wheat and -four. Re
ceipts Al Chicago were I'D cars. with 80 e.
tirnated for Monday. Decsmber opcned Mt
- &c. Nc below the close Of yesterday.
touched $50 and ths decline wa almost in-
serruptsl. Traders are hgur.ns on the visl-
ii. supply shoWiaz 2.5o0,00O on Monday.
tiosing prlces wcreg
wnxlr - November. sise, December.
s1s.c. May. &c
CoKs-Noycmber soc; December. ssskc /;
May. 41Ac.
osrs-Sosembcr. 2s;Sc; Dccembsr. 2sJIe;
Mag, 2@ac.
FoKK-lanuary. yitfo.
LARD-Jangary. S%f2
kfRs-Janasry. S.tA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

r.fox Srorx YAsp.. Chicago. Nov. A.
Canl---Receipss. sgso; common "a EXTRA
sf~-r-. 81 80 SIS ssocker~ and feeders. 81 p
a81s. cows and bulls. G-2se $50; calves,
fl.eHaATS
Hogs--Rsc-ipts. 10 zoo; heavy. 2.aosf6. IS.
common g. choice mixed As. s0,fs.35; choice
ASSERTED. 81 Eeft.s5 light, g.. 7Oeg6 g; pigs.
IS i41s.D
~hssp- Receipts. 100. poor 20 choice,
A. ZasA Ia. iamb-. g.. -5flsQ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
D~sro,tCra,n.

nxrRorr. Mich. So.. t-Narkrs closes
lassr. Wheat--No. ! white, slcg 80. red.
cs..s. s1cs No. , rsd. sac Deoenher. g. nc I;
zzT. TDec.
COMMA Z czsh. 33ise
osts-No. } white. SIAes No. 3 Hised
soc
Kys- go. 2 cash. Sc
Prime lover See,i-stA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

,s.t.z is.s,nE .oush ss en- n sns n So
"a ostiS. oEhsE tFsll< a.lls s1n~ps san -
sitfFfsa kxp rknt.o2 ca sssslrx
hcFtl-s = q n tssia has pssiax ear - n.u..
has CiB
oDP y train he's sss-pinx can ou-.s IA.
~ r. fsissksy snd ksrki.ss
.hcssh-' Ssn iraia ~. p~fia< esr or<.1
heflos o. Csaclnnstl
&c Q. n trsis rs fhEsaek eo.sA .1a rsnsr
esI ersnd kspits - Chiea<o
"a ? n train les Ass.s< slr>pinr ssF 0rszt
keFles % tlDelnna4
II ~ pa tram hes thnea<h ccscb sns Nxs
~ sassptns ear 1s.nd hspids - Chin~s~
.rrssbnox skaSo ssrsn~ q rxraasA
rcf hgskes-a Nv. oes N n @sa ss1Da
f.c1 Neskeson-Ar. sos n tsoBn 80 q
cenaAI treia leaves for An4kesoa = ~
Afns~ fIsn hs@kasoa - -
cWfrAso wa 60.
". Grad Rapids lo0s N fepm umsw
AZ. hicaEe tioBn t0pm s0sm
HOO n uata has throush coarh aud hufs
panet car I'D n - . N traia aaliy throaFh
g se1 en- "s<n~ slnrplns cat
Ar. 0rsnd kspids ! ispm ser s1s1
go . N raiA has banss , sner ear ana dinlAs
IS@ IN ,rsi. ssn,. sAro4sA so.sA ..a Wa
fhyoash iicksts ana fun s.forusss,sa can -
bed hs csliing uPon 4 Ain.Suist tirk-s as~a.
3 up u ssatisa issspAons Se ca er.Aa ksp
1ss Mol & 1. isoCEu on
Gsa- Pas. ana fao.ss Asssa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Dre-ssa heu.s. las
Drrsz1d t1rsess. l9ll3c.
Dressed do.ck. - lle.
Live tosls. hess. 3hlHse.
Live o. f1osters, lssss p<Sund. Sc.
SpFlng d.rks. se,ea sisa, Saloe per
poucd
sFfing ch,cksas. i1H1s per potknd
Cklcksa ceoEs. Iic sach-
Grocesses and Provisions W hoiesaie
PrtGes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Sing a song of sixpence.
y bottle full of rye.
Four and twenty guests around
it, excellency 10 try.
When the bottles opened
And they find the liquor pure.
Every body cries at once
Royal Ruby sure
Royal kuby' kye Whisky
- a rye that's pure. old and
mellow. Eleven years storage
IA wood before bottiing gives
~ a smooth. oily and pleasant
flavor. The connoisscur always
calls for it. Quality guaran-
teed 81 I0 per quart bottle.
ROYAL WINE Co,
Chicago.
For sale by scribner * Aid
worth. druggist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
Hides and Taliow

Hides and Tsiiow.
Cured calf. No. I. &C; No. ?, &c.
Green calf. No. 1, Sc: No. ?, 3jSe.
Cured hides, No. /. 3sSc; No. 2. 2<c.
Green hides. No. l. 2l1c; No. ?. &c.
Sheep pelts. i5tG25c; lambs. 25d35c.
Tallow. 4d3ISc.
Deer skin, 125sc.
Grain.
Wheat, sac; corn. &c; oats. sc; rye. 40c.
Flour-Lily white. sl75; patent, $500.
Mill Stuff--Middlings $l6O0; bran, SIS;
screenings. Sl350 per ton.
Ground Feed-Ier ton. sis.50; corn meal.
per ton. 1880.
Buffalo Gluten Feed, $3.50, including
sacks.
Hay and Wood
TIMorHY-se. Goa 90 per ton
CLoyER-$s.o0 per ton.
Goa 600 per ton.
WooD-i6-inch beech and maple, dry,
500 per cord; green, sl.75 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

sos, 473.97. The clearings for the CORE
spending day of last year we're sl32. lea 81
For week ending November 4. ss91, SO. IS
for the corresponding week last year. 81. o30,
bofg5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
ssAsD kAFrps. Hlcn
=. A. BLopanTT. President
6kokeE W. CAV. yics pressdsnA
". Il AkoEk<os. Csxhicr.
}. A sEsHocA 49, csshi>s
CAPITAL $4,000

Accounts ~ hsnks. bankers. oorpcrxtic<s
and individuals received fssorshls tsrms
Foreign and domestic exchsngs bought and
sold COLLECTIONS made throuSh NE Jnalsf
states and canada 81 lowest rates
Interest allowed certificates 81 dsposkk
bsAElToks
u. A. Biodgstt 0eorgN W. Gar
n. A. Fletcher. =. ~ Lsnua
A D. RsthbonA William sesrA
BertseA A. }. BownA
Geo n Johnsoa JDo hiddioonA
VIM n. AndersonL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
Real Estate Transfers.
Charles A. Haknel TO William Pen
nell. lots 5 aud 3, blk y. village OF

Charles A. Haknel TO William Pen
nell. lots $ aud 3, blk q. village Of
Brownsville. .................S 20
Margaret Becker to Charles l..
Becker. piece of land in sec 81.
Oakneid go. 20
John J. Martin 81 al To James ID.
HOwden. lots -. 20. 81, -. 81, 81.
%, "a aud IS, NurZburg's add 49,. 1000
Levi :. Provin and wife To Matthias
Esch and Mary Esch. lot -,
Silas Halle sub. LEO
George NJ. Beck and wife To- George
koelofs. lot 5. BouwEneis,er's sub $50
Nathaniel r. smith and wife 10
David y. Gageby. piece Of land
on SIC a. CORTLAND ..... 1880
James W. Mcdonald and wife To
George W. syers, piece ofland on
sc - BY ron ..-..-............... 800
j. Langdon Mckee 81 al TO George
and John King, part OF lots / and
2, blk 2, Mckee and Mormans
hod .......-.... ......s....... go
John Ma-lenbrVok and wife 20 Fred
erick boar and wife. piece OF land
on sec -. Paris. ............... $40
Guy Mchbsr and wife 70 Maggie A.
Wall. 10; -, blk Il of lsEnrss;s
add .-...... .....-.... ............. 100
Reynolds, franklin aud Wager TO
James Lake. lOt Il. blk ,. koyn-
Odds a Franklin. add ........ 600
Reynolds. Ffsnkdn A lager 90
Charles l.. Patterson, lot 5. Mer-
rltts sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Jane A. Ecker ia s,eprgs W. Kitchen.
= iot ?. blk 5. Chaplin Booths
Hdd .... .s.s.sf....s..-..... 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
4 AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
In Enees July "a iSo
rEryr. vEsr yufrox srxnrr

Jhs Lake shors wa c1eseisnd ia c,nnsetina
vita he kus T. and l. y X a. isfrns tsz
snsoke<t and most Dire Fuois % f1ttsbars
A y hkfTn. "a u - A.. A.. NlsselsaA
90 kooEns CITY Pass Areut
sAkAs lAEr sEI.l.. Nlts rictss ASA
No = naafes strafA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

What does Peculiar meant Ap
piled To Hoods ssarsapariils u mean,
that this medicine ~ different FROM
others and superior IN merit aud cura
tive power. Try IL and yon will know
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
LOCAL MARKETS.

wh.st !. today quoted q, Sac. being IN
ths decrease cents since yesterdays
quotations The other markets remain
very quiet. 10 change Ia psiess being
quoted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

fsrn Frtduce
Btrrss-97ff2 "a p~r Found.
Faas-- Nc per dczen.
Tuastfs--fe rfr hashsi.
Gssao1s-l5ef,E'c ~ tsf.hrl
HrSFY-rf1sY Nrfss. iZiss GER pound.
Fsus4 81 - per t0tsn.
ll~Eo~s-tAf &c ref husisei
GsTe ar--iks 90 1nyea uslsa
RFKrs-15s8Asv pr tushei
Mrsr-.4C Per lossa tun. -
aFrs SIS. z 8 Per hss-hei
CAsssns -Fosfssc rer sorsn-
80 tssR4--f-a.t D pr posinA.
rsrrrsr arHs a. 80 3 go sss-n
PassSFfs--fsAs Or htlshrA
Trrrrsa Hos boss. ~
Vkfss Gssss-zc aos aHnches
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
ORD HAVEN q
u MILWAUKEE RAILWAY.
1txa lsns ksr ~ ksTact

ru,re Ne = fsu n tzs 4 ! Es IL
he~re N - -
nrsse Rspsa. lgsrs iprr. go pu -.
e Hssea--Af tspsw sispss 80 -,
sI1nnS tfSsiif sr.srf sasa.s
ffHfra eFTIss 80. 80 fa.s = n. fff1T
n.fG SIS Ianpm
frsi.s ssrlss frsuz s,.s .---s y ics "a tut-
rsr - ~ rs~tr~ - NesfWafo-&a Al axa
~ so - D. ago. rErirr nsr~f eer
1cNs 3 fern Irsrtr hsrIaFs
EFs FfFs rrEa frps - tfer1
80 taspar.a. - flcE~t aa~ua
ks - kenaos stFa<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Travis IL giving great bargains in new
and second hand stoves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-07

lockout have placed n dsmprr upon
rsshness among those who toll,
especially In that vicinity, and that
hereafter strikes will not be precip'
itatei for light and transient causes.
The want prevailing IL being allevialed
as much as possible by sympathislng
workers nil over tho country, but even
with this the distress must be con.
siderable anJ will doubtless Increase
until the wounds which that awful
encounter inflicted are healed.
The Information Is given out that
the probabilities OF labor disturbances
for the present year have been reduced
considerably by CANVASS as TO the
policy Of striking among the labor
organic, atoms themselves. Railroad
men, from whom the greatest
danger was expected, are now com.
pafatively quiet, AMI the prospect for
the present at least Is for general tran.
guilty.
II will be happy day indeed when
there shall be no strikes ut all, when
there shall bs no Arrogance or oppres.
sion on one side and no Gauss for die.
content or desperate coniuct on the
other-when, IN short, capital and
labor will be cooperative an l harmon.
ioua. Strikes are In almost every
instance q source OF loss, annoyance
aud harm to both sides, the amounts Ia
earnings which are thrown away
always being Considerable AMI IL being
invariably the case that there is no
corresponding bcnoflt. II what we
hear is true, there seems ground Ito
hope that we are near the end Of bad
system, which must certainly occur
before we can be said to be safely at the
commencement Of a better one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-07

THE MASSACHUSETTS people and
papers seem TO think a great deal OF
their governor. Although 1t is a
staunchly Republican state and no Ia
just as s,sunch n Democrat, they have
elected him to the place three times In
succession. But they or some OF them
are still looking ahead. A Boston
paper, speaking OF the probability Of
his going to the inauguration Of Presi-
dent Cleveland, says, OF course hc will
go. alt Is important that he shou d
learn how presidents are induc!ed Into
office. The information may come
handy to him some day"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-07

Sir. A. l.. Armstrong, an ola drug
g!st, and prominent citizen OF this
enterprising town, says: al sell come
forty different kinds OF cough meil-
cinep, but nave never In my expert
ence cold so much of any one article
~ have OF Baiiayd's Horehonnd
Syrup. All who use It say 1t Ia the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumption, anu all diseases OF the
Throat aud LuDgs, they have ever
tried" Its n 81 eciilr Tor Group and
Whooplng Cough. II viii relieved
Cough r. oue minute. Contains no
opistep. Sold by z. O. NJ. l. Drug
Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-07
THE SINGLE TAX Project.


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maintaining inc genera anu iOo T"
governments wouiu w hgh'eheu upon
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ehueu "hefo 'hey oesan-in 'pe''y'
.ho outuen !" stu'e remaining "ne'o
IL "~' 'oh'y u h,''e n'o'e 70, i"e
pfoposit'oh 'oea'a"i'sh u e'aaeu incone
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amoun'' mas many hu'oca'es anu
seems 70 % aoout us Just anu euec'''e
u pau Us any 'ha' we couio .'A"fe 'o'
bu' 'natof Henry george .he single
TAX scnefne' mas iewef supp'''os' I'M"
any o'hei' we oe'ie'e' mat ever was
iauncheu Ia "s county " Is
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WHAT ABOUT DEF CREEK,

Bouievards are all right as n luxury
for ci:les and communities that can
aiorj them. Smelters are excellent
things In their place, furnishing much
and remunerative employment and
keeping for local circulation great
deal Of money that would otherwise go
abroad. But a. an employer OF labor. n
developer OF the country,a means, where
properly operated, Of beneGting oil the
industries and resources Of communi-
ty, there IL nothing like railroad.
This part OF the country In In desperate
need OF two Of these enterprises right
now. One IL wanted TO The coal fislJs, to
be owned and managed by the people
themselves aud run In their
interest, this IL under lively consider
alton In two or three quarters, ans
ought to develop Into acertainty. The
other Ii wanted from this city 70 Deep
Greek; and though several roads have
their locomotive noses pointed In the
westerly direction. there Ia no definite
promise that either Of them ia going
to build the desired extension. There
are q good miny men In this town who
would be made wealthy by the build.
ing Of such road; thote are plenty OF
men who would be- Had to work cheap;
and we should think there would 10 a
few hundred men ready to contribute
Of their means to the scheme. BE.
sides, the winter Is the best season Of
the year for desert railroading. Isn't
the subject worth nsidoratioL?
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