El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-03
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II Congressman Stephens succeeds
IN opening the Indian reservations in
ehr ze<t he will he AriZona's nominee
zsr president next time" said r. &.
aesst- n prominent mining man from
es1o5Se- The San Carlos reservation
~ tIse richest part of Arizona and
vrh-re shere are now only few thous-
lzsf People there could be a hundred
gh<az=s1d or more. Some OF the rich
ID mines I ever saw are in that res
zzxuxe0n and as IL Is now no one can
rsSAcb Ihem- The finest timber in the
cs-Trixo-s-y is scattered over the reser-
watson and doing no one any good. The
szreanzs are most always flowing with
wafer and hundreds of fine farms could
be- ksspt up where there is now nothing
ssSr usoives and jack rabbits. | do not
se33eEe in giving the Indians rich prop
sFry when they will not develop il and
I aaDe AIR. Stephens will succeed in
0psuiBg mp the country and give
Acs~TIcsIns q chance.
TIE movement for mining ex-
cssarrss ~ the most important move FL
Pzsn ever made" said w. S. Gage. of
SsfSsr city at the Sheldon. Mr.. Gage
iss An extensive operator and speculat-
e>r N mining properties and like many
Others Is now practically making FL
sussc kEs headquarters. 1T will make
Et ParSp one of the most important
Hssx85n= centers in the west" he con-
vSaR-Si- "'and will protect spectators
srur1 The work of professional fakes.
MANY eastern people have lost thous-
zs@s 81 dollars in this country be-
s-Ss<se they were not protected against
BAKERS and are now slow to catch on
A~r~- They know there are many val
EszS&sr mines out here but they have no
-. n
tos cz&s hold II the mining exchange |
~ ernsDeriy established here and back |
azz Or responsible men investors will |
8,ch In here by the thousands. An |
Esssse1zlfion is all that is necessary at |
ersz and with that an exchange will /
ss~>a. come of it's self. As 1T is now IL /
- n<xu wants to buy stocks IL will cost /
3au che Talue of the stock to investi-
Ssxkx inc standing of the men Offering |
sss>s >nzTsss- This should be remedied |
INK can best be done by organizing |
n uf1IDg association backed by re-
s9szs55le people.
Eszn- Semmes W. Parish member of
Ee- legislature from Calvert. Texas.
sr~znr yesterday in Ell Paso the guest /
80 his friend w. w. Bridges. Mr.
RzxlsA has been reelected for another
nrru and IL in the west for rest and |
svsvr Governor Sayers is being
whereby criticised IN the east for the
sR<r h. has played in the Galveston
'<k-Sszs-. he said at the Sheldon last
HzErx- The eastern papers are raking
is<sn css- the Goals aor applying to the
'-zsSt kssT assistance for the Galveston
s,s<tersSzs instead of calling the Texas
legislature together and appropriating
ssssn1.rtEing for their relief. They con-
'S1ssi that Texas is amply able TO help
s-7lss=s,Dp and that the governor should
'kEse oie state do something and then
'-a-a Izz-on the outsiders. I think the
legislature will do all il can to help
Galveston but il may be that We cannot
On mere than exempt that section from
RzSsz- I favor an appropriation but l
s<ss7Gf think We can make an appro-
zrflsrsoa under the present constitu-
ns1n We will do that IL possible and
s<s Rsopte or the state must do the
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