The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-08
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

APiopelty'
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
Rates of fare to the Missouri River
have been perceptible reduced, an6
to all points beyond the tariff was nev
er before so low. 1t is therefore the
best opportunity ever offered to &c
East for business, or to visit the old
home and the old friends around which
memory fondly clings. In this con.
nection it is interesting and beneficial
to consider what has made the Den.
yer and Rio Grande Railway the pop.
ular line tor Colorado travel, and glver
1t over ninety per cent. ofthe through
business between Leadville and ada
cent mining camps and the East
The causes stand Out II bold relief.
1t is the only railway owned and man
aged in Colorado-that earns and
spends its immense revenue exclusive
ly In the State-anl that is to-day
doing more practically for the mater
ial development of the commonwealth
than all other influences combined.
Its encouragement is therefore, a mat.
ter Of interest and pride with ever,
good citizen.
1t is the only line possessing every
foot of the way between Leadville and
Pueblo and Denver, track of con-
tinuous heavy steel rails, and a substan.
tial road-bed of rock and gravel bal
last rendering it the only railway in
the State on which respectable run
,,Fpiag time can car be made with safety:
1t is the only road betwee
points having lo~and uniform |sy;
and avoiding dizzy and dangerou.
precipices. The bridges are for the
most part ofiron, and its curves nice.
ly adjusted.
Its passenger trains are equipped
throughout with Westinghouse Auto-
matte Brakes, and Miller platforms
and Couplers. These appliances, no,
possessed by any other mountain line,
are the only ones which keep trains a,
all times under perfect control, insure
smoothness of motion, and the neares,
approach to absolute immunity from
danger.
Its coaches are models Of elegance
and comfort. Handsomely upholster-
ed chair-cars, with ba>hhoned toilet
rooms, are run on day trains, and three
magnificent Pullman Sleepers are at
tached to night trains, supplying am
pie and luxurious accommodations fol
its myriads ofpatrors. t
For diversity and grandeur of seen
cry the line is unequaled in the,,world.
The beautiful and populous cities oc-
curing atreguIar intervals, add a charm
to the route, and remind our active
people that they are in the lonely and
out-ot-the-way places of earth.
Excellent connections are made in
the Union Depot, Denver, with four
daily passenger trains eastward over
tee Union Pacific lines-two via Kan
sas Division to Kansas City, one via
Cheyenne, and one via Julesburg to
Council Bluffs. The latter now forms
the short and quick line between Den
yer and Chicago. ..
In addition to these, close connec-
tions are made at Pueblo with two
daily trains over the popular Atehison,
Topeka, and Santa Fe, affording the
same through time to Chicago as is
made via Denver and Julesburg, and
1twxkue Aours quake, time to Kansas
City, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and all
central and southern points than can
be made by any other route.
This choice Of routes and fast time
to all points cannot be duplicated by
any competitor; nor can our ticke,
rates, which are always on bedrock,
be discounted.
These striking advantages have
made, and will keep, the Denver and
Rio Grande Railway the. leading line
in popular favor, and will cause all
judicious travellers to consult its
Agents regarding their proposed wan
derinss by rail-