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55 5. There are four trades I would like to see established here viz: the printers, taylors shoemakers and molders. Before I think the first mentioned should be given prominence, first because the trade is so profitable as any for the boys to learn and secondly because I think the Indian cause demands an organ to represent its case in the great Southwest. This is a great field but partially developed. The Honorable Commissioner is introducing order and system based upon experience and sound judgment but for all that there exists so much prejudice against the Indian that his views meet much opposition and this is due to a large extent because of the manner in which they are presented to the public. I am an ex-editor and would take pleasure from conducting this paper in the interest of the
