Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-28
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.

lNR controversy now heink cafrieo on IN
ths Dubuque and Fort Dodge papers he
tween The friends 0! 80 rival companies
cons.nding for the land grant held BY Ia.
Dubuque b Sioux City Company '. is assum-
ing somewhe. # , r." c-s' character md
promises to result, in tho dcrelopmsn, o:
sorns facts which will give outsiders "a in
sigh, into The rcae~-s ~ $40 public ne.
are 50 snx.oAs H. bs,o.Eo CO: po.al> rs it
sai'road enterprises which are the recipients
Of liberal aid from the government. Our
readers &c aware lie, Hon. 4. Y. Hubbard,
Of Indiana, who represents the 6sh Iowa
district in Congress, ard ". B. Allison,
congressman from the D.iulue district, ar
among the original member, Of tho Siou,
City Branch ct the Lcion Fac DC Railroad J,
and many doubtless latoc uuler the iupres-
zion sha: the position 10 ,ne;ely crr rE men
n-y v;shc,' pref. c. emil, mrrt', lus IL
,bis they ero seriously mi.iakcn-as TIE
eou'rars.sy above Alluded 10 i. ia fair way
- csn,oas.gaie.
A Fer, nod Sc co-resroricn. Of the Du-
baque Herald, writing in reply to an article
ID tie Nor!hues: owe, he ifna:urc OF Hen
John F. DuncoLabe, member Of the new
Iowa Falls l. Sioux City Railroad Com any
propouuds she following pertinent cues IONS
which We reproduce 10. only !or the ?nrrosc
Ufcal;s a:a:ng tie rssier upon the proG..ols>
osss Of tho position Of railroad Incorporation,
but also - give the enthusiastic supporters
Of the "gcn'lem.n from. Indiana" IN this
city Al opportunity 70 ausTer tina queries
contained in the annexed extract The
Heralds correspondent, says:
"Ard here W. would say N regard t. X,
Hubbard, will his defenders inform the pub
lie what a:nou.t he .s.,ed fer his portion
Of Tie corp N.aturs STOCK in ,he Sioux Ct:>
branch Pacific lsfore any ~5r.: ccnmereeo
Was it 500 600, or more, or l"s<7 Ari dc
he not como back en- NJ. I. .ison caira;ng
,ha' he had not received an .orilar'o ror
ton with the ether corrorn'ors? A! did
not Mr.. AIison then and there trr q SER him
another 5000 CT bis s.sck? AID did n
Mr.. Hubbard on the Same day turn around
and sell The same a. scna 50 cents en- the
d..ar i. cash
Thirty is-cs tens.ni dollar. in stock, a
90 cents on ths dolar--Si3,CO3! To!c-
able good ray for dong no.a,ng-if lending
bis influence TO cheating the settlers alon,
the original line Of The Iowa Air Line r. r
cut Of The benefits Of TIE road. ca be called
oothingl II Hubbard received stock in o.,
Sioax City Brau>h Of the Union Pacific r r
to the amount Of ss3 900, how much doe
he hold in the now Iowa Falls l. Siccx Cit
Company? And if none. how much vii!
take TO induce lin to sell Gu: the peopl
living along tho ola limo Of the d. l. s {
road, and permit the road to be bull. dew
the Maple valley WHO c.n tell2
rsaE u1ELs T,E1 Y.cELrye.
The democratic ball set in motion ~ III
fall elections moves ~;:a accelerated fore.
Since New York WAS heard frcn The demo
Gratis have carried the mua;c;ps! elections i
Pistsburg, Dover, Manchester and Port,
mouth, something !h,y have no. done bsfor
in years. The township elections in Conn.
sc:ieus, just closed, tbow large d.uo cra,i
gains. Tho Hartford Times ia ito lac. issu
says the democrats carried Milford on th
9:h By 100 This is tie las, town to 70.
this year. B-iige2or. elects town ofsics,
On tie as:. Monday in April Tie Wv
elections ia ConDsc:ieus complete (sxcep
3sidgepo'tj stand:
Democrats Observation-Disclosures.
Repub!ioans Observation-Disclosures.
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