Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06
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The work On this road i progressing
snaly, and We have no doubs bat the
roaa win BE- ready Tor the iron % Paeae
gity BY the arst Of nexs November. 4
company are ii work at Pacific City, |
and Mr., Jones' i going On With his con-
tract ID this end os she route We learn
aAaa #nrg - IlAss 0oanszy road
ii progressing rpAy northward from st.
Joseph. TRACK laying i going On q =
rapid rats between 81. Joseph and savala-
nah, and the work Of grading i going on
between Savannah and Forest City, to
which plaza Ii Is expected theroad viii be
aniahsd by the arst Of Novemba. That
Will bring the road within one hundred
miles Of "a, and the finishing Of our road
which ia TO connect with the Platte Coun-
trv road nj the State line, TO Pacific City
viii reduce the distance eighteen miles
more
| IL all parties Immediately interested In
constructing these roads would take hold
With a viii to anish them, they might be
finished and the ears running from Coun-
Gil Bluffs TO all the eastern cities, within
the next eighteen months. All that ID
needed 10 bring aboat this desirable result
is the hearty corporation Of all tho oiti'
gems along the line, with the company
There is not . man living within twenty
miles Of the road 30 poor that he il unable
! to give something in aid Of the eonstrue'
ton Of the road. and who will not be re
paid ten fold for all means contributed, b,
it, early complexion, by the enhancement
in value Of his real estate, and the faoiiit.,
afforded to send hia Surplus produce wher'
be can obtain the highest price.
Let every farmer consider this matter
If he has tea fat steers he can give two O
tkean TO the COMPANY and when ID
road ID completed the eight win be WORT
more than the ten without the road
Every farmer should consider this fae
and advance his might in aid Of the com
. pany, with the hope, which cannot fail
Of being doubly paid by the enhanced val
ne Of whas he has left to dispose Of.
The company in the prosecution Of th
work can make use Of corn, oats, wheat
beef, pork, horses, oxen and almost an
= description Of property which the far
=, mer has to dispose of, and roar is the tim
! that such aid, coming from the farmel
oan be used to the best advantage
As is truly stated In q communicable
In another column, the people of the West
ern slope Of Iowa have got to build thei
railroad, and the quicker they becom
convinced that they cannot obtain roa
from the east in the next ten years, an
act accordingly, the sooner viii they hav
- a railroad connection with the cities Of Ii
, east by the Southern road via st JOSEPH
There is no time to loose in taking hol
of this matter-ths ball is noa0 in motto
and it is for eyarybOdy's interest to bel
roll il along. Let no man be deceived b
$50 here'' or $50 there,D 'sthis viii be Il
FIRST road'' or that will be the "frst road,
;, neither Of which are having anything don
upon them within two hundred miles I
, the Missouri river, but let them lay biol
and help the one that is progressing
- their vicinity and the time is not far di
= tant when their cars will will be greott
= with the delightful whistle of the looomt
live as it speeds its way from Coune
Z Bluffs, via St. Joseph, to the cities on Il
Atlantic coast.