Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-13
TINS IMMIGRATION PRostfac'

tbs IMMIGRATION PRobteao
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Another note ct warming GeAhsif
the evaf Increasing Go,1 OF iHNaiHat-i
ion to- this country is sounded By
Frank p. Sargent. commissioned 81
eral a immigration. Mr.. Sargnnf al
very much exercised over the question:
and fears greatly for the >ati66i AA-4
less more restrictive legislation il fm::I
mediately adopted. Among other
things Mr.. Sargant said in recent
interview: sa.;|
mo one can sit at this desk and Alb. |
sorb the facts that come to rs in re-
ports On every phase Of the immigr1t-l
ion question with out approaching the
peril that threatens, should hard times
come to the country. l am not an al
armist. but when I see hundreds of
thousands of ignorant foreigners
crowding into our great cities every
year, l. think l can realize in some de-
gree the danger that will come from
their discomfort and dissatisfaction
when there are no wages to be earn
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Some figures on the immigration
during, the. fiscal year that. ended June
80, will be interesting. The grand
total of immigration. that passer
through the different ports Of the Unit
ed States was S57.O46. The total OF
the preceding year was exceeded by
20s,303. The year 1882 has hereto
fore held the immigration record but
the year just ended, beat 1882 BY. g.
054. And the increase month by month
since the close Of the last fiscal year
is just as marked.
The experts are practically unamin-
Gus in the opinion that the danger lies
not 90 much in the great volumn Of
immigration as in its character. In
1882 and prior to that year the immi-
grants who came to the United States
were, in the main. from Northwestern
Europe. Nearly all Of them were de
sirable because they possessed en-
ough means TO give themselves good
start toward owning farms and homes
in the northwest bs5sI 4.ss.s-se -
Now, the character Of the immigra
tion has changed. Two-thirds of the
present total are made up Of illiterate
imprevident and impoverished people
from southern and eastern Europe. A
large proportion Of them can neithel
read NOR write In their own Language
or in any other. They have barrel.
enough means to enable them to pas
the custom houses and they immediat
ely enter in to competition with Ame'
lean unskilled lshot z .seH
It is perhap tue hat America
only half developed, as has been sta
ed by friends Of the present immigra
ION, but We ought to be able to iinis
our development without the aid {
pauReH lliterates and criminals. sue
,aeA Europe IS now sending US.
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NsMQOCENI|Ilq rfs
It. SEEING probable thse bseore loe
the dogs q we'll q The daughters {
rich IA 1hionable folk WIN be gel
to Paris to Apish their EDUCATION.
ss6od f56rPfdd66 1Es He SEED sssitlish.
theernss.. via12 q 331Sikfy xomAn aire1l
employ ! maid maid II ii mai aih Is train Al
scc6MbanyY thAiF dbshpered pets. b
it IN now possible to send them to
school where they can be taught
bark properly. to bow in greeting q
..fg&ss1fE rs pfSke % Z I'm sdfeppsd 9
?t3S jtile !. !! = h9 gn.eefua'
nana-te walk with proud and prancf
sts5c1g. $40 ,zaiyJa s91d'T 3
2 ithss IbtsasSacially aasossced Il
no person -oYniAe EYER 100 acres
. land within, the lines Of the propoe
: n1ti6hal firfk ltiol1RR project Win bef
y lowed to receive and benefits the
!. fgsp.a Nhea1Pyeeee4iln pin inqst !
! On the rigid Enforcement Of this I!
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to compel owners Of large tracts
= divide their holdings at reasonsl
2 prices. ;
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EvvHoo 4eut1ons RQ0il ssxetam - !
nmIly disbursing @19.S00y 900 to g
ployes. This does not include $36O.l
Per month paid the men employed
roconsfruction work in Nevada Z
Utah.
~ aa1o-A choice building
0u1tnb1o ~ . sma1l cottage. Cent
y lomtea VIM sell cheap fos e
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