Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
HOW CARYl PLANNED.
MIR. j. Il, Brotherton Pays His Respects to
the Zig Mine Manager.

Mr. j. II Brotherton Pays His Respects to
the Zig Mine Manager.
Denver, Sept. ID. 1899,
To the Editor of the Camera:
In your issue of the 18th inst. notice
that you have received a visit from Mr..
Charles w. Caryl. president OF the Gold
Extraction Mining and Supply company,
whose properties are situated at Wall
Street, in Boulder county, who has un
bosomed to you his tale Of woe. and in
his usual and inimitable style has simu-
lated the role of martyr. have heard
it said by those expert in criminalogy,
that an accused, when caught fagrante
delicto be he plckpocket, confidence
man or bunco steerer, is usually in the
habit Of assuming the indignant air and
accusing his would be victim of the very
crime he failed to accomplish. Just
from which source Mr.. Caryl has learned
his lesson am not in position to state,
perhaps he can. There is an old Latin
saying which all of us remember having
had beaten into our gray matter when at
college to the effect that tex nihilo nihil
fit" or in good plain American language,
out of nothing comes nothing.
Mr. Charles W. Caryl. pseudo philan
thropist. zone who dares to plan."-how
to exploit an old lady of II years of age
to the extent of $4,000. beg your
pardon, Mr.. Editor, for diverting. was
gong to quote the first paragraph in a
book called "The New Era" published
and copyrighted by its author. Charles
w. Caryl, and appearing under his pho
tograph.
Mr.. Charles w. Caryl. pseudo philan
thropist, zone who dares to plan for
peace, happiness and prosperity for all
human beings on basis of justice and
reciprocity. and who demands that
every man and woman in the United
States, willing to work eight hours day
to the best OF their ability, shall have the
right to do so under the most favorable
conditions possible" complains that such
an humble individual as l, who wouldn't
dare anything OR anybody at all, am be.
hind all schemes and Vaccinations and
the author of a conspiracy to discredit
the said Mr.. Caryl and get possession OF
his properties and stocks. AS said be.
fore, "out of nothing comes nothing. ;
and as Mr.. Charles w. Caryl has go'
nothing but what was purchased and &C
quired by moneys obtained in the man
ner which shall indicate, | fail to SEE
how any Vaccinations or schemes coulc
: possibly produce something out of moth
ing. But first Of all. Mr.. Editor, let me
nail one of Mr.. Caryls falsehoods to the
cross. He states that a certain check
given by him as treasurer of one of hi.
companies. would have been paid had
not known the financial position of sale
company and gone and advised the banl
not to pay it. Said bank is in Boulder
said check was issued to a miner on Aug
3Ist, 1899. and was cashed the same da,
at the National State bank in Boulder
and sent for collection in due course Il
the First National bank in Boulder anc
payment refused, there not being suffi
cient funds to meet il, whereupen sale
! National State bank notified the mine,
who presented and cashed it, that it wa:
so refused on Sept list. 1899.
Now, | was never in or near Boulder
from Aug. 18th to Sept. 5 h. 1909, anc
never had any communication directly OF
indirectly. by letter or otherwise, or in
any manner whatsoever, with either OF
said banks until Sept 9Th 1902 when, or
hearing that check had been repudiated
by the bank, left the car at Boulder lin
which was sitting and ready to 70 to
Wall Street on the morning of Sept. sth)
just as the train was about to leave and
found the facts as above stated was
informed by the manager OF one of the
banks that the check was turned down
because there were not funds to meet il
and no arrangements had been made to
have it met and that the account OF the
Gold Extraction Mining and Supply com.
pany (Mr. Caryl president). was also
overdrawn by similar trick, viz: issuing
a check when there we're not sufficient
funds to meet it. leave you, Mr.. Editor,
to make your inquiries at both of said
banks to tnd out who has used your
columns for the publication of false.
hoods.