The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-25

OOvs 1A1Ivey W tueo ouU0O9u, - toO
b ,nored Executive o; the State Of Kansas.
The Governor congratulated the people Of
K ,nsas and Missouri upon the completion
Of the bridge, and referred to the work ss .
victory of peace, the benefits of which
would be lasting and valuahlA and sid i !
furnished abundant proof that grim Wis
aged var Lad smooshed ito wrinkled front"
The presiding officer stated that the next
speaker was one OF the founders Of our no
bic city, one Of the nobless and purest Of
men-one whom every citizen of Missouri
and Kansas would gladly welcome. He in
troduced the Hon. Alexander Majors, Of
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mr.. Msjors expressed his happiness in
being :ble to be present and rejoice with the
citizens of Kansas and Missouri upon the
completion Of the great structure that spans
the stream. lie hoped the union of K.na.s
and Missouri would be union of love, a,
j. would then be 4 union OF permaneney and
happiness. tie spoke OF The wonderful
resources Of the IVES, and the building Of the
gfea' western empire. he recol'cc'e' Oh cross
ing the Mississippi River 6fty-Gye years ago
~ d. LOUIS "hen .iat paaee VA small
French village reached b, ferry managed
by two Frenchmen, aud a. an illustration Of
'ne maieh u c's'a1a''oo sea"a'o, Posnsel
70 On. Lo"ls Win ner population Of SoV,OV
people ana P'eo'c'ed a population CT iW''
W" Tor ieavenworfii within the next ten
yean. lie oe''eVed That the same strides OIL
progress that lad built up cities in this
valley ana established centres Of IN
teihsence would open mp the mineral
resources OF the mountains Of Utah,
and evidently develop ths whole region
Of country lying west OF the Missouri River.
Inc speaker said that the railroad train
had passed ms "oH'1wagon, and hoped the
Narrow Gauge road from Leavenvorth
would eventually reach Salt Lake. 10
closing fe 'a'd' MAY You live long and b
happy, Is the wish OF your old wagon
friend.
Mayor Anthony said that the next speaker
was beartiless boy, from Platte, not YET Out
oil his teens-a modest yoang man-and n
desired the audience to treat him kindly. III
had the pleasure OF Introducing "Coi. fat
OF Platte"
| Pitt was particularly happy and hnmor
GUS In his remarks; aid ne Kew TINS coon
try "a hunting ground many yesnaso' ant
II he shon'd happen 10 oe thrown nom ca
anywhere near ne "ou'd ahess Wit.ls NJ
MI VI "ne!e ne nsa e''ne. snot oe0 o
'aken orink. n" !nooen' 'nis vas = NE
sge' ana ias' men hveo IN" and 'ne Aansa
men were ~ a* - any os"e' ana yo'
se' aneau o' 'n'. people you Will nave L
~ %yona s",''e ne SA'o 'he'e was ONO
"n'e VINE" ne "'u non wan. 10 pe mere
P'e"eh u oe somewhere else anu ven
so"e ""e'e ei'e' Jul liz ia" 'e'"'"eo !" '''
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'"' was '"'' gre! ''<a..'
nah VI io"i seoie !eaIS, An" Tue vene'A'''
ialner Oh 'oi' James n. nurnes' mr. hnfne'
o"e'' e'o1oentv upon Inc maeo''ooe Oh INA
"ork acco"Plisne"' an" e"'osNeu the ON
GERS ana eA-omcefs Oh 'he Droge Co'nPAhy
anu as no'e"oi1'y inei'eu' y, '"e 'e"Ie'
"en'' Po'"'e" " INC 'a'' 'i'a' ''ol''e eAP''~
mao constructs" me ofi'se. IN CONCLUSION
ne said the 'hdnd OF entefpfl9lng INDUSTRY
mao constructed an IRON INK 20 Jon Inc Peo'
PIE Oh hansas anu M'aSc"f' !" enduring
iriendshiP.
Coi. Antnony called upon inc "'""fe''
hrst Executive Of the State oil hansas-one
Oh the Oldest anu most beloved set'iefs Oh I'M
OF the State, Gov. Charles hoo'"s'" ~"
the Governor Jailed 10 appear.
No more speakers were announced ana
the column reformed and marched 10 I'M
city under the direction "f ihe' hle' Marsha
and ards
! IN IhE CRY.
during the rerem"ne- al the "es'er" RI.
OF the bridge, crowds oil people we're 'ohs'n
ually arriving in the city. The SD tran
ofthe Missouri Pacific, delayed by an acc'
dent, arrived at noon' bringing quite dele
CATION from Wya"do',e and Kansas City
The hast tram OF ears from the indian Ter
ritory over the
LEAvENwoRTH, LAWRENCE GALVESTON
Railway arrived about eleven o'clock. N
the elegant train moved into the Union Ne
pot the people Of Leavenwosth began to re
aIize Somewhat the importance Of The bride
jnst completed acro-s the Kansas River q
Lawrence. While celebrating the union
hahsas anu Sa'SS"', """ e.an,
In the possession {" q" ""'fo.e'
IRON way rom the oies' '"y OF Inc Lake
10 'ne metropolis 81 hAnSAs' " was sA
ing !" 'ne .'s.es. ues'es" ,eAnle ID" u
sons pto"isea L",
1aiveaoo cars mao 'ounc 'ne'l n''"ra. an'
legal terminus In the I mon Depo'' Oh AeaS
en"or'h. hence'onn 'ne popular aocs o
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'ne h''c" "u'e'''e'
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an" 10 granny c''i'os''s an" -"'" ~"
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