Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
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The Mineral Ridge Rail Road-Receipts
Aof tie c. & II <. R-TEe Goal rrads.
Hcssss. Rice. French d Chamberlain. of Cleve-
land. obtained overa year ago, the charter for
the VI. r. R Road. and the right of way in
April. 1856. On the 9th of the same month
the grading was commenced, and completed from
the mines TO the river, a distance of two miles. in
july. The whole was driven forward under the
immediate superintendence of Mr.. French. one Of
the partners. In consequence of low water in
the Ohio River, the iron could not be obtained
til October. during which month the track was
laid to the river. Nearly 400 tons of coal were
delivered at the river previous To close of naviga-
ton During the past winter, the grading upon
the river to the Nile. station and a good suhstsr-
tisl bridge and tres.le over the river were finish
ed. and on the 9th of April. the junction Of the
N. r. R., and c. & NJ R. R.. was completed,
aud the first cars started from the ehutes at Rice,
French / Co.'S, mines for Cleveland. or any sta
tiou between there and Rock Island, without
tsansphinment.
This frn have built a substantial locomotive
resd. with a bridge capable of sustaining the
heaviest locomotive and train of ears that either
road may require. The rail is of the same
pattern as that upon the C 4 N. R R. made at
The Cambria works Johnston. Without
selling any bonds. or offering any stock for sale,
they have done this from their own pockets. May
success attend them.
This Co. will deliver $50 tons per day in fu-
ture. which in addition to the 3 to 4nn tons de-
liver-i by D. Tod and D Morris frrm the Girard
mines. and D. Tod from Briar Hill, will make
the eoal REGENTS average about SEQ tons pe- day.
The rec ITS OF lie C. & NJ R. for March wcre
sIe,51a. n Se5l frr mile.
Thereeeirts ofthe c.. &P r. p, xere 81 .1aa,
o. s225 Ter mile,
The -~esirts of the C. 4 NJ. r. r. wsrr over
500 ne i- the non b cf AlriI which is a l-ast
s2.3rer DAY.
The c. RI. R. r., IS earring NOR coal into
clsyeisa5 than the c. ST. R R.o- sry 9Th ,r
nllaesa To sioz the dcm-nd fr tI,e coal
from d. : r,narsable coal 6eli. s..ra Is but me
fem faa. has orfr = thcusaa6 to.s # eoal l.e on
ths.,orfs. and thss ifvs.ssls arrive. viii 5-im-
mei...e,y shif.-d; = " ua35-sn !. it S. al
siiI IN fact tse s-ranea To- Minced Pi5ee,
Sirar4 ami Briar Hi coal VII lee? w with the
tuR4+y.
4 cars
Ia. subscriber takes gse,. r~ieisure in -e-
sao~l~dsiag the &C f.tion Of sb-autiiul a;r OF
god -pectaciss, "a . present from the clcir Of.
.a4 Baptist Clsa-eh. Of warrea, Saturday even
iag May 2ni, 1851. Also on the following
Monday evening" very piesaut surprise parry
BY the older memo IRIS OF the church. aii a pres
ent OF a valuable watch from them These
pesents. vsluabis in themselves, are iucr ased
in value a hunired fold, hy the s,u.e4 :soa
WI .ch tiny were received. Aud Will I'D
the church and cnoir. a reluctant farewell. and
wend nv way To one of our western set1I-m-nts,
I r.ieice with icy unspenkable. that the separa-
tions OF his world, are but !cr n season; and
inst We shall soon meet to pars no more; and
with the church triumphant, not a few, but all
shall unit. in the song of Moses and the Lamb.
If the religion of jesus Christ gives such plea
sare in this imperfect state, what must be the
bliss of heaven, whea our redeemed spirits
shall finally take possession of our terminated
spiritual bodies. in those mansions which the
Saviour has gone TO prepare fer his children
Well might the apostle exelaim. eye hath not
seen, ner ear heard, neither have entorad into
the heart of man, the things which God hath
prepared for them that love him.
That abundant prosperity may rest uTOn the
Captiss Church and choir, in Warren, Is the
prayer of their friend and brother.
o BRAINARD.