New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

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al t4e II tirJii &c ~ AMI 9'!llc al e. li ~ JIG
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t-n".Ha =. ward indefinitely '' To- " l!'''a VII"
IN S5..'e.i, ''."' in tho ttnr' r. "..'N Nl>' "
c.. al O,.i> .,,,n Utah cAc'hF' ms IL 10 a''o
c,,!rg.', 80 Corhf'n eVtnS'"'" i 'h' Ct'' 'chtIai
..on it. in .st:iiD Win Tie Union Pacific at ogden
q',h:th Ns, vi IL" WaS1'rh range" on Inc ola 4'ht'i
IT,. - rose, - l. Ever hrl"G' - hiIeS from mere;
l!.ncc Nic-SlOn in the range hlo ana through
Cache Val. : 10 Soda Springs Ground was broken at
brigham C- on this proposed hne' las week. ana inc
.'oruOIs going to settle Their nthlng ana
ofner acccuH,s with Brigham by making the
I.aI-hcl al ClCc. From Provo TO Soda Springs
j. about 90 miles, and IL nothing unusual
h,rTr! t> places are likely to he connected by rail
within v,cr or two The corning years will doubtless
sec the rod hns begun extended to the Northern and
s.utb, Il l,i i. ,ads. Brigham has made money very
fast since c era Of railroads opened part of the
country cnl Iii, power is prcportionaIly increasing.
f,-, 10 money with him. and he m his lit
a., Pin, MD Ia swallow; mn fine whole great has in. lie
i,f I'' o,' T., ,an pot toI only, hn tho whole
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1T 49,. &C. 70 of tli. ci.,. i,to t,c " Rank
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Ma ur"i -, '..I 1t, S"'i do 10 nv "' .
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Ano III" $50 ''.' ,,ioo ~ ,", , a., ai,t,,
C"ihhe' Oh tH' en'r''i "o,ho ma "i' INV @
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JOE ""',' P''' w. - w., ~ ,, :, no. ha,n
a. very t'' el''''S "' gu! ilAo ', el' ~ ', ,
''"''''" II "'S tno"o"' :, "0u'' Wv . -' ,,o
VIZ" vac MINI 'O, A , -. ,,. - 5
, ~ ~ would rc ,n,roni7cd hr overland
,;td 1--WE ov,,roIino a,t I,I,o ord - ouri-ous
PAT hen, ,s l,unche too late in tbe season for tho
,,-. ,I n.ilo IN f,rui,, This rs q r,rt Of the over
fr1 ,,,,. ..,.,.r hoot is needed 50 that one could
l.c.coc .d - tho I,Lo every Iay: railroad too ia
v.on,i, t -, m, % miles from the southern landing to
s,I, ,- VII, i,cso al 9l CocI,r les the Lake
,,, m d e.. .,,,t tho INV: I ti ri ,,e,lJud the lrco
,, ,, tr, nor, ,,;o,, oil ,ja way 1,.r,,il mr.
,,r ,l,o ,;,,o siv hours ,opqor lint Interestingly
,I,.l and .ho Ike st.e OF tne Journey altogether
re.,n, one wnether the enterprise viii be pushed to
this contamination, not but think it probable.
Nothing viii make it more than eQuivocal success
Aa tie spoken Of they have not as yet devc!-
onci what expected Of them. True II is not long
incc thy were discovered, and production Orom all
tho Uah r.o Of 1890 tuns OF ore and l,2o0 tuns of
h'.o bullion ia Ehle more than year Is n toeraDle
showing. TO al appearance. IL do'Sht looN so we'll
however when is known that fOurits OF the ore has
come IOn one mine the Emma and that tho FURNACES
nearly all erected last Winter and ready Tor operation
when the season fairly opened three months ago. oueht
10 have run ""l l2o0 tnhs Oh pulioh III '1i'! uSS A
truth H. Tie business Is sun III 'he SlrcuiatlFo
H4in"5 are hhEtd ana helu lor saie OH! Inv! arc 10
set u i-I i'i"hctS bought Only u SON. "u 'c mus
l"H'iu l''eS ihaelnlDie are asAc" may "iu 'n'V
th'I VIII "' as hhS Il" 'ney arc P"'' do 10 e' ~
'uN' i"' an "''''' i" W '' ~ $50 -. - - g.
lhr"ue' S""'ti VI i'o.' ' fiip -, ,.i =.
''!" INV ''' '>''' 80 -" ~ I '.1, .,rt
WI" '.' '''F re ",'r anu anu" 'N '"SN''' ~ ''''
from IA solid foundation
S, faI ne ~, Of deccncy in Utah has gained liile
from me :aln. miners. Perhaps it is questionable If
Ia &c.. rec. - I'll, Indeed, tho Emma Mine litigation
got sons g. Win politics at one time that it seriously
tT"-' ''H "i p''! hid Defn done. 0unse 'i'h'""S
Coat "'" ', hE"-oii'u :" 'i,'oH"i io- az. u'
f'''lN ~ - ~" ~, - -. ,,,,,.,a1 .,
over 10 '' -''''' "1"'n mo .1'o I"' -
"i''i"'-'' '..' >'''' 4'' = " - -. -. -,
h'1''' - 800 '"' ~, - '.r,, =.
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Lake hat tlclr influence anu IL has ocoh ue