Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14

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says
tith the Indian dif1cnlties removed W.
shall be able very soof to decide definitely
on he route throtgh Behring's Straits
When: that Is done we STALL be ready to nc.
|scept such aid AZ your peop pie may be able and
willing to give, by Nhidh theJ. st. Il. Is NJ. 4
ly into the heart of Behring's Straits.
CD. ALEXIS.
Telegrams referred to-:
UuJI, Jan. "a, 1873.
Nctor the Great and Others.
The Ujiji and Tcpeks Northern Railroad
Company will, aybe.perhaps, / doubt not
cooperate with your company in the extern
sion Of our road to any put Of the way place,
II sufficiently encouraged by bonds from
counties interested, or frsm counties NOT inter
Dr. LIVINGSTONE,
President, Secretary apl Treasurer U. & T.
@ Dublin, Jantary, 1s73. 4
Victor the Great aid otlsrz: itssgs m
A limited and reasonable encouragement
from any county or any people. would In
duce our company to cooperate with your
people In the Construction of a railroad team
Dublin to HI, 4 necessary, lI 81 sea.
NIKE DooLEY, e
President. D. 6 P..C.R. r. -.
Besides the foregoing, the company has re-
ceived letters and kilograms from capitalists
all over the world, including the moon, say
ing that with proper legislation and aid they
would construct, a railroad from any place to
nowhere Z da9 Il
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From the Seeretary's Report:
The initial point of the road will be in the
heart OF the Walsatch Mountains, for the
reason that the company will find.no OPPOSE
ton from opposing lines. From thence it
will follow. up theWind River range to,the
western boundary Of Wyoming, passing over
the Three Tetons; thence northeast across
Jackson's, De, I.aey's and Madison Lakes !;
thence to the southern portion OF the Yellow
stone Lake, running, across the great railroad
bridge, thus breaking mp any rascally line of
boats that might beplaced in opposition to
cur llne); thence down the Yellowstone
range to the Great Falls. striking off here to
the Geysers lin ortlsr to obtain hot water for
the boilers, and saving an immense expendi-
ture in the purchase OF fuel thence back
again to the Yellowstone Mountains, passing
over Emigrant PEAK down to the Mission:
then tunnelling under the Yellowstone. and
the crest Il the Belt range to Rear
Tooth Mountain onthe Missouri (the grade
rom the tunnel to the, crest will be rather
steep but Il ut '',lo'1t make any difference "
fhence along the ridge OF the Rocky Noun
aims to point due east of Alaska. thus maxi
ny it the Greatest Aerial, International and
route in the world.
The great features Of tllis road are:
/. BY following he crest OF the mountain
anges to the North Pole the travelling public
vii nnf c,s 4s.a.. r..e-..
he heavy atmosphere incident to southern
outes.
2. By building Oh fle aforesaid crests we
void tunteliug. Which would cost more
money than we've got.
3. Don't know.
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,Iieh is, being translated. LIs-CuM. secre-
.tary NJ. N. II. Sc u. X. R.
soon .------.-e- 49, .aos
rom our {5avep Organ, :1ssts g
We dislike to be dictatorial, but it belloves
Iov. Potts to Immediately convene the Leg-4
Stature in most extraordinary session, or we
ill open out on him with the battle-cry-I
Off with his head! So much for-r-r-r-r-r-r''I
ottsI
The Governor is no mans Governor. Heis
ct to be boughtby any anti-railroad other T
der. He will do the square thing when the |
me comes. $50
y a* fx He* ~
A North Pole man should fill the guberna I
,rial chair. we want no outsider in that
Ugh place, who holds our opinions and de- /
res SO cheap. ha s 49, $3.50
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Hades and large portion of the rest of the |
inside community insist on the Legislature |
onvening, even if they don't accomplish
nything.
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rom Correspondents: s
What's the difference if our railroad ring is I
paper one? OF course.we couldn't buy four
amaged hand-cars. but we are heavy on |
uping the citizens. The boys are working
ard; send us ten more passes. That last
100 note was counterfeit. Send us another
ne.
NoTE. We regret 70 state that, owing to the ex-
ansted condition of the funds the last reqa.at was
ot complied with. Passes forwarded.
i* ~ 81 /
Gov.POTTs: You must have some extra
gislating done. Now, Gov, If you don't
I'll see Grant about it. Ihaye big influence
ere-Be warel sent our boys so cents to
~, being the proceeds of only one days
Ork. Our road is success. as is also
Yours menacingly.
BEAU HICKMAN.
MURDER OR SUICIDE AT THE MAMMOTH
loT SpRINGs.-One night, two weeks ago.
'ere occurred at the springs one of those
loody adventures which terminate in MUIR
er. One of the cabins at that place was
sed as meat-house, where quantities OF
X, deer and mountain sheep were suspended
ON the rafters. One night thief broke in
nj absconded with saddle OF yenison. The |
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