The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-07
1.-THE KSooilER.o D

ureiy Eastern Production Whose isOnOus sting Blasts the Keputa. ms of Oar Fathers, Mothers and tsrs and crippiss BasiBess Eater lses-A short Histery of n Viper at should be ThrottIsd Wherever MsSt Him. bring all my long vacation of three one-half months. in which I cov- the entire west and most of the ng camps, it was my pleasure to the western production of man, all his faults and his many Iowa hnd redeeming characteristics. He ank and open, and takes a man as Ends him until he is convinced by Icontact with him that he is not thy of his respect and confidence. then drops him. but as far as ever 'hg anything to his detriment. he is .h. It is in this wild western coun- that. I believe, the word ''knocker' 'l first applied to that miserable lhp who has no reputation himself is only too happy and anxious to E that of others who by brains and Itcation to business have been more kessful in life than he has, and for 2simple reason that they have at led to their own business and have " about the matter of creating ley and enterprises and not wreck Them.
 all the vile species of manhood in world none is so obnoxious to the 'Est, free handed westerner as the lcker" and it was in this way that kt became familiar with this slang 'ession which so aptly hits a class People who are most numerous in ,eastern states. did not suppose hat time, as I was seeking health 1.-the success of the many interests De west in which I had interested krn capital, that l was being made Object of attack by this vile speci- of humanity. I little supposed 3 after a residence of thirty years community I could be assailed in %manner. However, all things are lble when dame rumor starts out. h l left New Haven, December 15, personal affairs and my business Sprises were in the most flourish fondition. The securities which 1 Ted were bringing the prices we 2 for them, but as soon as my back 8Hturned wreckers, whose only mo- Twas to destroy that which by hard l had built up, started their infa- |M lies, but they tackled the wrong land the wrong mining properties, |e were at that time practically be- the need of any large amount of |y, and the mines themselves were Spaying basis, being fully equipped almost every known modern fa- for reducing the ore to bullion.
 wever, regardless of the fact that
 twenty-five of our representativ ms had visited the Nancy Gold s and Tunnel Company and the er Independent properties. and
 their value, they could not stop ry of the "knocker," and as a re- some deluded people unloaded or their securities in these properties loss, when they were in reality
 valuable than when they pur- them. The Nancy property to- B considered by those competent ow the greatest bunch of mines ilder county, and the Mining Rec Denver. Colorado, in it's March CT, among other things, prints the ling in regard to it:
 summarize, the Nancy Company
 mining property the value of
 ,fias already been demonstrated (e shipments made and the ore ed out. The work planned will, q doubt, develop at greater depth ore reserves. The added equip
 of the property will enable the my to make a larger output at SN cost. The mine will, in com sl%vely short time, become one of eheaviest producers in Boulder Ny. Production means 9 revenue Nrofits, and profits mean divi- controlling it's own mill the com has secured a very valuable as-
 t means an added value to every
 of stock owned in the company
 d of paying the custom price for ng its ore, the mills profit will
 the shareholders in the Nancy hny.
 acquisition showed good judg- on the part of the officers of the
 my and places the proposition in kceptionally fortunate position.
 his is characteristic of the com
 It was a business move, and Fss methods have governed the
 a business as manufacturing, and
 icers of the company fully realize
 ct. Under business methods min
 successful and profitable.
 NESS PRINCIPLES ARE AP-
 PILED.
 pittilliSu SQ ulplliSilt Ol lIlS Ill1lG IS
 IT commendable business move
 transportation of the ore direct
 he stops to the mill is a splendid
 le of economic management. It
 application of scientific business
 Dles to mining which appeals
 ly to all mining men.
 ations will be reduced to the
 um of expense. The company
 Is it's own mill. It will produce a
 aterial for which there is ever a
 q and a staple price.
 enterprise is certainly ideal. As
 [ will appeal to intelligent in-
 $, who invest along business
 above statements were all veri-
 my own visit to the mines on
 h of March, and at which time I
 son there to commence his edu-