The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-09-14
THE MINES WILL START Up.
Gut Wages, but It is Wei
come News.
Remarks on the Money
Situation.

The Maria company resumes oper-
ations Immediately on the Maria and
Black Hawk at reduced prices all
around Wages for miners, smelter
men, freighters and all will be re-
duced
1t is openly said among the men
that they will work for anything they
can get long enough to purchase a
Winchester rifle with plenty of am
munition, then they are ready for
the fray.
The call of the Pan American BIZ
metallic Association is looked upon
with great favor. When the people
of one section of a country seeks by
every means, both honorable and dis
honorable, to ruin the industries and
impoverish the people of another
section or sections, it certainly be-
comes the duty of the affected people
to cast about and apply the best, most
legal and judicious remedy possible.
If every argument and manly propo-
sition is ignored, then we will be
right up with the miner and his rifle
and ammunition. To argue or talk
more on the threadbare and worn out
silver question is useless. IL is fairly
demonstrated that there is not an
over supply of silver, and that the
demonetization of silver has proven
to be the greatest factor to bring on
a money stringency; that every debt
is doubly harder to pay; that every
Idebtor might as well be dead as try
Ming to pull through; that the western,
northwestern and southern sections
t are the most affected, is the solid
truth. The prices of wheat, cotton
and silver seem to sink or swim to-
gether. If the people of the cas-
s would give any proofs or produce any
: good, sound argument to show tina
, free and unlimited coinage of silve
i at. a ratio of l6 to did any damage
= or prove detriment in any way t,
II their best interests and industries
20 then we would stop to consider; bu
SC they do not give any good, SCUM
g argument. The poor of the east ar
) allowing the bankers and money LEND
a ers to run things their own way.
il We will now suggest the wester
If plan. 1t is similar in one sense, bi
ne not like the famous Boston tea part,
az 1t is to load the bankers and broker
7 in fact all the gold bugs, onto do
oy en-, or more if necessary, of the gre
IS, Atlantic steamers, together with the
'r' gold, and compel them to 'lea'
Vi their country for their country
Ia good" There is plenty of gold al
ot silver left in the mountains of Idah
"a Montana, Colorado, Utah, Neva
lat and California yet for a free al
Il" industrious people to replenish t
Nm loss that might be sustained. I
eat supreme court has already decid
act that any Objectionable class of Il
we eigners can be deported, and they
'"s all foreigners if they are not lndial
,,s 1t is obvious that a foreign elem'
YES is at work in the United States WI
yer One little portion endeavors to sta
It's own poor and bring ruin to OF
-" portions. There is not more pot
a. plan to create dissension among
lily people than to take their bread
the work from them and depreciating
The product of others so low that ther
'ie nothing left but semi-starvation
,ont rags. Is this thing to last foreV
5 of 1t is said that the darkest clou
lnce Just before the break Of day.
iren hope and trust the old saying
~ - once more come true and that we
again see happiness and contentn
the pictured on the face of every citi
Ipon everyone proftably employed,
'ctly this great nation moving along (
= ~. =, more prosperous and happy.
v of Sept. IL. MEMORABLE
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dren p,,o - o.. ho,