Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
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This Pacific Railroad is being built with
such rapidity that can Hardly keep pace
with it! The lndians,are somewhat troub,Ia
lesome vest Of this plses their principal
otiect now seems, to be ccntered upon
STOCK They do not commit any murders
rs they formerly did in the spring; Ihss
Iadian depredatious do rot seem e deter
the pi ogress Of building the road in the
Icastlg The losses Of these -depredatious
fan Upon the r Il. contractors, and If one
set Of contractors fail to compldtc 'tlreif
work in time, or the Company fud that
they are going to he in tie way Of the
track layers. up thcy CO. and some one
else takes the work gfihe track willreaeh
the 800 mile poiut tliswe,k7 Esefy ythicg
is being pushed forward with The greatest
possible speed. Ihe building Of tlisgOads
excels anything Of the kind ever undderta ddes
ken in this country. there neyo;
was q road built with such unparalleled
rapility before anywhere.
Magic towns spring up in o day and
aJuIish for time, 40 tasa 60 on to the
front OF goJto decay The fest thing
that is started is dance house, ,lthero the
'dom- modes cpngregasc and live dissl-
p4ted aud wretchea giife | Nger have
seen such a degraded set ofcIeatures in
any prrt,of the country--north or south
as are folIowing mp The construction Of
this road: yon aid blush to Behold the
public exhibitions dpi'y carried on here
/ They seem to think they ought-to live the
fastest life they can while they do live.
i..-... THE WHITTIER
Is quite cool here now. Va are very near
the Snowy Range. from which snow is
visible all tho time, and Il morning
breezes are cool, indeed aa a
at Laramie they have raised very fine
vegetables this season. supposed that
it would be too cold for raising any kind
Of vegetables. There are portions of thi:
country that will eventually be cultivated
successfully, but a larger portion will re
main for the antelope and elk to gray'
4 upon #'..f|'..s- ''.a a'-s a ''..
..u. ssE TIE MaRAtoNs s7s.gI. =
\ Are focking to Salt lake this season b,
tens of thousands The poor, delude'
creatures will Gud on their arrival to tn
holy city that they are not in paradise
they are all Foreigners, Brigham Ioup
has taken 100 miles of road to grade am
he pays his followers S ! Fer day to woll
fox him on The road He retains fror
their wages the amount Of their fare fror
New York to Salt Lake; so he is going t
have a safe thing on wat money he az
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vanees to them. | am fearful when th
road reaches the .holy city that Mormon
ism will become dcmoralisel think III
old reprobate anticipates check ppo
) NY S'''''a, ''a,aq yd5o1pl IS bas.'eoI g
Has been discovered some forty miles froi
Laramie and there is the most enten:
7 excitement about it, | have seen thrt
: or four men from the mines, and the
showed me specimens of gold theyi ha
; washed out These men tell me that Il
prospects arc Of the most tlAtterirg de
: cripiion, A few days will demonstra
to a certain extent the magnitude of I'll
amount Of, mining territory. usaShoul
!. there be half Of what is represented, the
: will be the greatest rush to these min'
: in the spring that was ever heard Of. The
canuot7 gel to the mines with teams ye
f lin fact, they report it as almost impo
siblo to get to the mines in any mapne
a 4 will post you as matters are develops
in the gold fields thiuk there will
q large extent of valuable mining terri
j tory discovered on the line of this roa'
A dsiv "a syrs coALhsg siod bra
9 Is found in endless quantities, some hui
dred miles west Of this place, Of 1.-THE fine
Q quality, which is of immense advantaI
i to the road, as formerly they had to tran
e port their, coal from Boone, lowaisisibs,
l.tisrtsj From your absent brethers
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