Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-09-05
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RAILROAD N = !.
Western Division.

/ Western Division. :.
| R.ilroad matters this week in vicinity OF
/ town have been in normal and satisfactory
statc. There is Il programme OF effects In all
tie departments r aclify to combined result.
which It is unnecessary 10 detail. but to tits
experienced eye proves that kalama has
commenced her career us a railroad centre,
The cars now depart and arrive initown per
Time card; the machine-shop is full of bust
hness, and tingles the town three times Il cay
with u noise after the ..Wasaloe canary't pat
tern of music; the cir-departnent is ready
with structures f,r all subdtvisionsefca nar
chinery, with an anxious force ready to greet.
an arrival Of the expected appropriate tools;
! Shannon's rip-rapping corps Is carrying inso
effect results after Sllannon 'ssnsltal STYLED
which needs no further explanation
The machinc-shop anil iron work is still
under tile superintendent OF Mr. J.. F. Cur,
lis, rs general f,rc,n:ii; Mr.. p. W. Treat Is
running AL branches connected with arcii-
lecture and car-makiny preparation and re-
pa,rs; While H. C, Hale, G. E., superintends
ANA directs nil tt-parmeIts CONNECTED with
the road to end Of the track,
To-tlay Il gang commences t loaI the cars.
with railroad iron for the fscnt, and track
laying toward Humphrey 'snil. commence
ly next week. This points aboat three miles
and half fre.ii the enl Of rlia tr,eY. aud
will be reached In ii few days; but when tho
track reaches the river bank. tllzre will be a
delay Of about three weeks till The Cowlitz
bridge is flushed, Wien the Who'll, forty
miles will be ready for the iron and Mr..
Ro eft Mason, who is to ltY tile entire line,
says he will iiliish to IIodgdcn's (nprtlern
end OF the forty milcs) in about six weeks.
which will be about lst of October.
Another cargo bfraflroad IRON is hourly
due at Kalan,a hy the bark Zoaaps, which Il
now out from New York Us days. with 1000
Ioi,s.-Kaiansa Beacon.
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SrIL!. TPEY CoME.-Hom. w. T.. A,lama.
lie oldest and ablest Republican aeltor in
oregon, declares his. Intention to support
irccley and Brown. Mr.. Adalns was for Il
,nmber Of years cdito- and publisher of the
.rgns at Oregon City. He wi,s pronorcd, s
Of Customs. at Astoria, by Presi-
cht Lincoln, at the request of Col. L. ID. =
'akcr. lie is profound. thinker, and Que of
ne aolest Speakers in the State. He knows
ne corruption which is. seated in high places.
Grant. and il he st,lnps the State wo
iorli a'tvise Grants iackeys to stand from
nder. ''-Statcs Rights Democrat. ~.
And still they come. This time it is Hon. j.
al,lslfa Glow, df Pennsylvania. formerly
peaker ofthe House, AND Ii ltading member
Congress. lie announces his reputation
Grantism 3,nd adhesion to the Liberal
use IN a letter which coiitlerses Il wlioic
srech INTO pair OF paragraphs. He saws:
ne Democrat who can lay aside hls party
ejnfices ofa life-time and accept the S,re1
ost s ard ablcst representative of the ideaa.
his political eppohents, gives the best eyi-
nee he can furnish that lie is willing 10 let i
dead past bury its dead aud to act in the y
ing present. When the people OF one see
y OF the Union, slespitetI,e education OF
Fir entire section. fally aror.ntIills stan
ri OF & man whom for quarter ofa cen
y they have been taught by all their teach
ss to hate as their deafllcst foe, they give
best evidence tiiatwitl then. the animos-
,s Of The past arg buried forever. rfnot In.
way, hoWstlen, is the union ever to be
tered to peace aud lasting reconciliation.
1olden Age.
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