The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-09
A GRAPHIC pen PICTURE
OF the Undeveloped Mineral Wealth OF
Eastern Washington. 9

The following pen picture OF Eastern
Washington is from the fertile brain OF
an Irishman. It is in the form of a cir
cular lately sent out by G. 2. Mulcahy &
Co.. Spokane. IN brief and able man
ner the wonderful resources of that sec
ton of our union is set forth. To quote:
eve invite the attention Of industrial
promoters and homeseekers to our state
within circle not to exceed 90 miles
from Spokane are more than 2,OOO re-
cord prospects containing gold, silver,
copper, lead and nickel in paying quaint
ties. Not more than 10 developed to ex-
coed 25 feet from the surface, yet some
of these are producers. Il We have noun
tains of iron, kaoline and marble, gyp-
sum, asbestos and great deposits OF coal,
abundance OF timber consisting OF pines,
fir, spruce, tamarack and cedar; with
water power sufficient to keep in motion
the commercial enterprises OF the Worlo.
Come West, investors; come West. Come
West to live; here we never die; the air
is pure as an angels breath; the fair Pill
grims of our unclouded skies lend
brightness to enchant past memories,
making dearer the fond and potent recol-
lections of an sillustrious and happy
past; the past is but memory-an armor
we wear to protect us in the future come
West and learn; il you lack ambition,
bring money; here you can purchase lie.
From every home may be had most IN
spiring views. Mountains of buried
wealth whose graceful peaks seem to
shake hands with the galaxy OF high
heaven and kiss the clouds goodbye as
they mingle meath the silvery shadows OF
their majestic height. Their countless
thousands of prospective mines have not
vet been even tickled with the prospect,
or's nick, though therein lies@the power,
that moves tie universe. Spokane, the:
golden hub, proud city of destiny, gate
way to their beautiful and romantic val
leys, fertile and happy plains, t1owery
kingdoms of an inland empire that bow
down with humble supplication at their
feet, washed and watered by mighty rlv-
ers in their mad rush onward to their
final home, and there midst the rolling
waves of the briny deep, look up implor-
irgly in appeal for rest. There is no rest;
what an appeal to man. Noble ambition
should never seek repose, since mans in
ventive genius far exceeds his anticipat-
ed wants, Come West, industrial pro-
noters, come West. / Heresis nature in
all her glory; her granaries filled with all
things necessary for mans ease and com
fort: here are all classes, and conditions
of the human family with intelligence
and strength to mould into shape and be-
ing awaiting the power that moves the
hands of honest toll to Irvine her into
wreaths of unfading prosperity. Come
West: give us money to develop our re-
sources; we will soon pay the national
debt and overshadow the East with
glory. If YOU have. not money nor enough
yourself, organize q CONG any; advise us
what you want; we will find it for you so
cheap we will surprise you. Stock in
Trail Creek mines have advanced 's from .
cents to $500 in one year.
Write us,.we will start you right.
&c. F.. MULCAHY;& CO.,
"Stock Brokers and Mining Investors.
Spokane, Wash"