Salt Lake Herald | 1890-07-04 | Page 6 | Mountains of Gold

MOUNTAINS OF GOLD The mineral wealth surrounding Helena Montana is unwjuAledintliis i country and surpluses the Golconaa of old The mines are not ony very rich but the veins are numerous and the variety of precious metals ranges froji lead to gold Add to this wealth a mugnufrenc country suscepti ble of producing any of the agricultural products suited to a hardy climate such as wheat rye oats barley potatoes in fact all manner of vegetables and fruits and it will be seiu that Montana must crow apace through these reasons alone But in addi tion to this might be added her stock inter est and finally the unequaled climate It is all of these combined forces that has made Helena with Montana but n terri tory one of tae richest cltiesi the world iiujauuiuurjug this who can conjecture tho jJoena of ten year henco the capital of a srut uncs prosperous state It is almost safe to say that this beautiful city will grow veryiapul and that her proparty will advance wvond precedent The regular I I faro fiotii Salt Lake city to Helena is S2G05 butthciattbyrbe Jntcrior Land and Im migration cornpiuus excursion which leaves hero at bjO Sunday mowing is only 51s turn for the round trip ickets gopd to re ten days 1f ft > i