Show the next ten teil years Ve A writer in in the gold old hail of oct draws the following cheering picture of the Z good timo time coming for that class of oar car population upon abose whoso success sues all other interests interest s mainly depend he hits bits thu the nail on tile head when lie he attributes the numerous lamentable failures in mining operations fur several beveral 11 years past to the incompetency and ignorance of tho the cla class clas s of men sent out to the mining 11 legions by eastern era of claims to superintend the aing angang and development of the same it is ca a well known fact that quite a large number er of wr wealthy men at tho the ea east s t were induced to take stock in mining companies solely on oil tho the promise of their having tile the appointment of some son BOH or nephew to the position of superintendent in of the mine said appointment being mado made on oil tile the ciple that eliat all men were good for something za and as they were good for nothing ose they must thele fol c bu be good mining milling b agents 0 tho the time for such b giboss gials mismanage ment mant in mining 43 affairs we vc trust is forever past the writer alluded to above says we believe that the next ten years will he be the miners golden age 43 ii in this his country lw ilie railroad running into the mining regions will open a thousand now new districts within tile tho next two years and those who havu have had expel experience icrine in minin mining on this coast will be it in dela demand and as prospectors etc and will have preferred chance for election a as mining P manalous man managers alors 0 in the new sec ions th this is sending of my nep nephew liew or my cons in from new york or boiton boi ton or philadelphia to take clial chergy ge of I 1 mines bought by eastern capital is in tho the essential sense played out men who have become appi approved oved workmen in our western mines will be sought 11 for ind and selected by sensible boards of directors to take the lupei intend oncy of such euch mines as eastern capitalists capitalist may hereafter desire t gaid it as a sure thing that miners of in intelligence t elli will in a very few years be at a high premium on oil such a demand as we have indicated the nevada and utah rutih basin will be characteristically a minin mining region and the railroad will b baing I 1 ing rich employers to tho the doors of thu the miners cabin seek ing accomplished ac complis bed servants sei rants for which labor the investors invest will be willingto 0 pay p at a large price whatever the rush f from roin the east by railroad way may betoken to others the miner will trill have a re joicin guti advantage vantage from it so much nine is certain As this is to ba a mining section should he be an intelligent and compact organization of the mining interest as the manufacturing and an d agricultural interests of the east are consolidated soli dated in ie and influent ti form A chamber of mining should be and undoubtedly soon will be organized in this section and in harmonious ino correspondence olfaction of action with the vadious miners millers protective associations associations it can dictate as ar it prop cily should legislation di and exclusively affecting the miner miner BUFFALOES buffaloes seem to be very plenty on the line of thu the union pacific railroad Raili oad ear eastern aern division the st louis democrat learns that about terl ten days ago while the passenger pasE enger train was coursing co the plains on the track west vest of ellsworth EllB worth a buffalo was discovered ahead and failing to got get beyond rifle ran range was liandi handsomely amely ahot by a marksman on the locomotive A few days afterwards in about the same locality the train was intercepted by a whole herd of buffaloes buna loca and compelled to halt until they had crossed tho the track this is ia the statement as aa made to the democrat the kansas city journal of f Cwm neice nays ays ta that for three miles tile the buff buffaloes aloer pushed along parallel with the train heedless of many shots f ird fired among amon thorn t am and finally swept acrons tho the track trac ahead of ahe locomotive fairly I 1 borsting wor sting the iron horse by bringing him bim to a halt A WOUNDED SOLDIERS PETITION during the aemmer iura of 1864 while hospitals in richmond were clowdel with wounded the ladies of the city visited them daily carrying with them delicacies cies of every kind hind and vied with other ather in their efforts to comfort and cheer up tho wounded on ono one occasion a bright eyed damsel of seventeen bummers was waa distributing flowers and speaking tender words of encouragement to those around her when she over heard a young private who was 81 suffering ering from aror his wounds exclaim ob my iny lorac approaching him rather timidly in order to rebuke his bis profanity she abe said 1 I think I 1 heard you call upon the name of the lord I 1 am one of liis his daughters Is IB thero anything I 1 can ask him bim for you A hasty glance upon her lovely face and perfect forra form caused his countenance to brighten bright 6 as he be instantly replied yes ayes please ask all k H him in to mako me ills his soni son 0 i in iilah law THE word tarifa tari tariff fr comes from the old doorish Bh fortress of tarifa on a at the straits of gibraltar the mows this occupying fortress exacted a duty on oil all merchandise coming in or going out pf af the mediterranean tea sea |