, 1896-04-06
Viewed FROM OUTSIDE.
How Mr.. Sprague Sizes Up the
Democrts.
THEIR ScAB LABOR MOVE.
Only . sabserfuGe Co Get the Old
Gang Back Hate Power 10 Plum
der the Treasury-Nevss Of
the Hill.

Tie Siding. Wyo., April s, 1885,
Especial Correspondece).-We have
had a nice winter on the hill and stock
Of all kinds has come through in good
shape.
George Gearhart has been shipping
wood to the government at Fort Rus
sell the past week.
Hon. Fl. B. Neil spent a few days in
Laramie last week.
w. R. Williams came up from Col,
Inns the other day and reports plenty
Of green grass in the valley.
We are glad to report that Mrs. VIM.
Misters, who has been quite sick for
the past month. is much better and on
the road to recovery.
A. Tobias came down from Sherman
Saturday with his pockets full of ore
from his mine near Sherman. There
have been a number of prospectors
around lately and the reports are that
there have been some very good dis,
coveries made not far from here. We
expect to be able, before long, to an
nounce the discovery Of some good ore.
There is a great deal of quiet work
going on in the way Of prospecting.
We believe the Tie Siding mining
boom will come along with the Nc,
Kinley boom, for protection. good gov
eminent and prosperity, and if it does
it will be in pretty good shape by the
10th of June. and its success will be
announced next November. The big
boom will come March, 81.
Look out for both booms. They are
coming to gladden. the hearts of all.
Even the Boomerang will rejoice with,
in. We believe the Boomerang wants
to see good government. prosperity
and protection to American products
and labor. 1t only advocates free
trade and depression because 1t fought
sc. hard for this administration and
now hasn't the nerve to come out and
acknowledge that it was mistaken in
the ability of its party to run this gov
eminent without running it millions OF
dollars in debt and at the same time
showing a foreign policy SO weak that
every little second-class nation on the
face Of the earth is barking at us. That
will all be stopped in short order wien
the republicans come into control of
this government in 81. At the present
time the Boomerang is putting forth
all its efforts to fool the people of Lar,
annie, under the cloak of taxpayers,
but it will find it is a little too late
in the month to April fool the people
of Laramie.
The city election that is approaching
in Laramie is of just as much Interest
to the people of Laramie as a city elec,
ton in New York or Chicago would be
to their people, and every voter should
take a deep interest in it. We believe
they will. and by so doing vote and
support the republican ticket-a ticket
that stands on its merits as a party in
favor of good government AMI protet-
tion to its people against corruption
and vices. While the candidates On
the republican ticket are all good, hon.
est men and are willing to spend their
time and thought for the good of the
people of Laramie for a reasonable
compensation, yet they are not willing
to work for nothing. No man of any
business ability is. The taxpayers
(democrat) ticket comes out and tries
to gain a few votes by claiming they
will work for almost nothing. That
within itself is enough to condemn it.
They either do not intend to do what
they say they will. or they do not in
tend to work and put their time in for
the interest of the people. or else they
have no business ability about them.
Suppose the candidates on the taxpay-
ers (democrat) ticket should present
themselves before the directors Of any
great railroad or any other large incor.
porated company and offer themselves
as general managers, superintendenta,
etc. at a price that would not support
them. they would be told very quickly
that their services were not needed.
The company would think at once. and
with good canse, that they were men
of no business ability or else they ex-
pected to plumber. In either case they
would not be wanted. And its the
anne way with Laramie. There are
hundreds of Thousands of dollars at
stake in the future government Of Lar
annie. The people do not want men in
charge Of its business who will have to
neglect its welfare, starve or plnnder.
No. they want NO such men. The tax
payers (democratisl have made an
other one Of their blunders in advanc.
ing the idea Of working for nothing.
But it's nothing moro than one could
expect. They are all .blunderers when
1t comes to looking aftsr the. interests
Awar1s1
d1~&,Asf Wne2hhn Ro3p.