Show Fuon lAnK cm ta Ietcr trol thc 1atcr3iuiaaIai 3I111I111f CUII One can form no idequate uUi of things placeR or people by licirsij Inlet In-let incorrect opinions nre the more usually inide when formed m any other 55a but by experience Of ill places perhaps a western mining citnp is the lardtst tiling to form utn idea of KnowIng inn i this to be so A our correspondent magmition it bay nnd eonsequentlj came for lImo Hist time to this Limp pro lared to be neitliei disappointed noi sur insed 1ark City thougli not to bo compared with Biitli camps as eadville Butte or Virginia or many other of the celebrated mining towns is a place tint fully represents repre-sents western life and western enterprise On stepping off the tram one attention is at first drivvn to the splendid Mtirsac nillslocated right the campv > hero their perpetual roll and roar is heard Jinn street next takes tho LJO and a person is apt to bo surprised at its appearance lore than half a mile long either side mod with a solid row of all sorts of places rtW t fj < i f scatsTiJtKttJfiiW r rgctic life and enterprise Ktght now heeled vehicles are not used all conveyances I con-veyances being oil runners as the snows snow-s so deep and the roads so steep and steel ant slippery that it would be impossible to get about the imp on heels Your correspondent arrived the day before Thanksgiving and therefore had an opportunity to see how tint holiduv I I Mae observed I up rOI For a mining cimp on a day of celebration cvcrj thing vv is very quiet Isearlv ill the stores were closed vcrjbodj I seemed to en joy the occ ision In a sober and respect able way At the hotels ind rest lurints this rogul ition turkoj dinners wero pre inred for tho guests while ult the private ionics of the people thcie were many tables spread for the enjoyment of rel i tives and friends During the lay our correspondent was I introduced to K Yumuli mining engineer en-gineer of tho Imperial Mining Bureau Ikuno Japan fins gentleman came from his country for the purpose of study the methods of mining in this Mr Yam ala submitted cheerful to an interview inter-view and gavo his Ideas without reserve Are 01 hero also for the purpose of making invcstirtents for jour countrymen country-men I asked jour coriespondent I No WaS the reply j I am hero simply sim-ply to lear the different mining processes in operation in this country and which let mo Bay are a great improvement on our m Japan To mo they are notmerelj interesting thoy ire wonderful Your mines too are a source of interest anti knowledge to me I liio been gome through them hero Whit do jou think of the Ontario lii hive been thronuli it ind comm sty it is wonderful grind I never easy am I tiling like it I im as much istomshed nod delighted it jour mining machinery ali proi esses for reducing ores us it the mines themselves I Do you return from hero to Jap in 1 Oil indeed no1 leave hero on the Oth or SOth inst and then go to Colo I rulo After spending some weeks m tint State 1 shill go to Ness Mexico Utet 1 tint I shill visit several of jour Urge cities in the East including Ness York Boston and 1lul idelpln i and in about six months shall ictnrn to the west mil go to Iontnlt Mj purpose in visiting this country is to learn ns much as I cm of mining hoi o and of American civilui tOIl Whit do jou think of our Western life 1 Well I can liirdlj toll Your cus toms are now and stnngo to mo 1 loci verj lonesome hero Your people seemed I not to bo much inclined to talk to strut irnta nlllinillil they treat thom LIVlllv I Your enterpriso is time mosL Intercslinl I 11 tonishlug thing to me I takes centurios in the Old Word to accom plsh what is done hero in 1 el year A striking iiiuustritliott of what 1 moan III 1UI11111 111 Cttiiforuiit 11iltu a gmnd ali powerful State has been built In less than lift vcniH feiuli 1 thing is unpiiee dented m tho Old World and I tho Hast 1 is like the Wist sours is indeed a gnat and blessed Nation hole I this htutorviow i ssts cut oIl clmmomu I liiK Cm Nov 27 18SO |