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Show are in excess of the growth of this city for instance. Gentlemen, be - careful that in banking upon this excess, in your calculations on the immediate growth of the city, you do not overdraw. Overdrafts come back to plague the drawer. Keep pegging away in the mountain. Bring in far-seeing men who will not confine themselves to swapping jack-knives or corner lota or loaning money in this or any other city, but will open mines, build furnaces for manufacturing manufac-turing iron, turn some of your coking coal beds into coke and with it melt down your iron mountains into manufactured manu-factured iron and steel. .In short keep your mining developments ahead of your city. But to do all this, the first necessity is a wide awake and permanent organization organiza-tion a mining exchange, devoted to the sustenance and growth of this great mineral industry and composed of men personally interested in it. A MINING 1CXCHANUK. Isu't it quite time for tho mining interest in-terest to nseort itself in Utnh? Denver nnd Kniisas City huve mining stock exchanges, ex-changes, which naturally draw nttention and capital to those points. Tho mineral treasures of Utah are ao-knowleged ao-knowleged to lio at the foundation of her present aud prospective prosperity. Home markets for mining supplies are the main dependence of farmers, cattle-men, and fruit raisers. Investors in city and suburbnn property rely upon tho development of precious and useful metal aud mineral for future g 'owth of city and country, with corresponding corres-ponding grewth of profits on their investments in-vestments in real ostato. One open recret of the present advance ad-vance in city property, iB tho admitted ' increased .development ot mining aud i tributary sources of businoss, over and beyond the cities and Iowub to which this outsu'o businoss tends. In short I the development of tributary interests |