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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24
SMALL FRUIT CULTURE.

Editor Journal:
DEAR SIR understand you offer
to give . column in the JOURNAL, for
horticultural subjects If 1t will be used.
Now l think this Is something very
much needed in Saline county, for 1t
seems TO be very hard to get our peo-
pie walked up to this vastly important
idea. While Saline county takes the
lead In almost every other point, she
il far behind in horticulture, at least 80
far - public demonstrations are con-
cerned. / do not think she has ever
been represented in the State Horti-
cultural Society, while Dickinson
county Is quite largely represented and
most all Of the counties around us take
q lively interest in this work. Now l
can say from experience there IL no
reason why every one who has an acre
Of land, cannot have plenty of small
fruit for homessuse, IL they will only
try to learn how and what to plant. /
know of no better way than for those
who have experience, to write 1t up for
the JOURNAL friends. Let's have 1t,
for am sure II farmers can be induced
to take hold and learn how to grow
fruit in this part of Kansas, there will
be less discOntentment. / do not adj
wise planting out large orchards, but
plant less and take better care of them,
and plant more largely of small fruit.
l have planted blackberry, goose
berry, raspberry and even grapes, and
the next year had quite nice crop of
very large berries.
Now I give an invitation to all who
have any doubts about growing small
fruit in Kansas, to visit my grounds
from the l, to the 18th of fully next, and
see for themselves. Fathers let me say
. word to you-give that boy good
piece of ground this spring; teach him
how to prepare 1t in good shape, then
furnish him good plants to set in with,
and give him time to care for them.
Do not say Oh, we have not time to
bother with such truck. Stop, and
think; what are you livingf or; to get
earthly gains, to be pOssessOr Of all the
land that joins you? Certainly not,
but to prepare yourself AM those in
terested in your care for better and
higher life.
So commence now to train those lit
tie hands and minds to useful employ
ment. 1t does not mean work, work,
but something to make home pleasant.
Something that will give them love
for home and farm. Give the girls
few dollars to buy flower seeds with,
and see il it will not gladden. their
hearts and tighten their burdens.
These little hands and minds must be
employed in some attractive way, or
they will drift away from the farm and
home. Make home pleasant; do it
now, do not wait for some future time,
for this may be your last year-or
those you hope to make happy i'm the
future may be laid in the cold ground
ere that time comes. III. A. n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

IT h believed that no State Senator
ial apportisnment bill will be passed
this session, on the ground that legis-
lation by our Legislature, to take ef-
ssct after the assembly, Of the next
Legislature, II inconsistent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

REV. 8. T. DoDD, Pastor of the
Christian Church, of Topeka, but re-
Gently Of Salina, has concluded the
work OF gathering statistics for his de-
nomination, with the following re-
suits. In the State of Kansas: Mum.
Der of Congregations. $50; number of
Communicates, 1854; number of
church edifices, Al. Property valued
1t e05. $40.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

"You do not tell me thst your hus-
band is up aud about again, and en-
ureiy cured by so simple . medicine
as Parker's Ginger Tonic" "Yes,
indeed, l do" said Mrs Benjamin to
her enduring neighbor. land that too
when we had fb0lishly paid eighty
five dollars In doctors bills and pre-
scriptions, and after he had been given
up by his physicians to die. Now my
husband feels - well - ever, entirely
cured by this excellent Tonic" And
many q sick man might be well in q
week If they would only try 1t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

THE proposition to make John A.
Martin, Of Kansas, First Assistant
Postmaster General, Is . sensible one,
and feasible. It can be done.-Miausi
Republican.
Such an act would but be comforting
. merited honor on an able, popular
and stalwart journalist-one Of the
very best men I'm the West.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

valuation Of taxable property. taking
the average valuation Of our present
Fuads - . basis, the sum Of sci 900.
Taking our present rate Of tax = Q
basis, this would yield In taxes, ct the
least calculation, the sum Of $50:
which would leave In the treasury Of
the county q, 40, after paying the In
terest each year on the bonds In the
thirty years the bonds are to run thee
yearly balances will amount to more
than enough to pay the principal of the
bonds. Thus would the county be
ahead In the transaction to the value
Of it, railroad stock.
7th. 1t will give railroad facilities
and benefits to many people who are
now compelled to haul their produce
and supplies from twenty to forty
miles, greatly to their detriinent. And
this could be done without cost to us.
We might give other very good rea-
sons, bat not wishing to crowd yen We
will desist, especially q We deem any
one Of the foregoing reasons sufficient
to induce any unselfish citizen Of Sa-
line county, and who IL not partisan
Of the X. p. Railroad, to vote for the
bonds.
The interest accrued on the bonds,
ut and before the road IL built and op-
Grated to Salina, does not inure to the
benefit Of the railroad company. Rail.
road to the contrary nOtwithstand.
ing.
Again, " Railroad says there Is no
specified time In which the road shall
be built and operated. On the other
hand the petition plainly states that
the road shall be built. operated and
equipped to the city Of Salina from
Topeka within twenty months after
the voting of bonds. otherwise the
bonds shall be forfeited to the COM
pany, and cancelled and destroyed by
the Commissioner of Saline county
His other statements and reasons
should have no more weight than
these.
We are not personally acquainted
with any of the projectors, but from
what Is said Of them by friends and
foes Of their project We deem them
honorable men, We fully believe that
the best interests of the people Of Sa-
line county demand the building Of
this road. FARMER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24
s. PARIS DAVIS,
PRACTICAL PAINTER,

Wa john C2son, corner Sanfa Fl svssss and An
street,
0IGN, House, Carriage and Ornamental Painting
- Paper Hanging, Decorating. Wall Col6elng and
Graining. Sign-plain, fancy and gold, card board
and comic.
Sign &CarPiage Pain ting . peeialty
Fifteen yeas of practical experience In the
above branches In the painting business. Solicit
Ing Liberal share Of patronage, remain, respsct-
fully, b. PARS DAVIS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24
Publication Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS.
In TRE COUNT OF SALINE.

TUVO John Berigan Henry ]. Crippen, and h. 8.
Il Fiersheim II. Oppenheimer, Sol Block, part
ners as Il: 3. Flersheim = Co., and Franklin
Mevcgh 4 Co ,non-residsnts Of the State Of Kan.
sas. You, and each oil you. are hereby notified
that you have been sued that on the 18Th day Of
January, 1881, John Harmon and John Baum,
partners a. Harmon Baum, - PLAINTIFF, fled In
the District Court Of Saline county, Kansas. their
petition against you and others, a defendants,
praying for judgment against John Ryan and the
said John Berigan, partners q Ryan Berisan,
upon promisory note. signed BY the said Ryan q
Bergan. for 81 co. and interest at ten per cent
from December lst, 1879 and 10 foreclose and sell
under mortgage, executed BY said Ryan Beri-
gan. to secure the payment Of said note the north
twenty feet Of the south half oflot 30 Santa
Fe Avenue, Salina, Kansas, and the buildings
thereon, TO pay said judgment; and to barr and
forever forecoss you, and each OF you Of all inter-
est right, claim, lien, and equity Of retention in
to, or upon said premises; and to have Receiver
appointed TO take possession Of and collect the
rents and profits Of said premises during the PEN
dancy Of said action and TN the sale Of saii prem
ses; aud to enjon the said de fsndants, John Ryan
and John Befigan. from collecting said rents OF
in any AZ interfering with the possession Of said
premises that you must answer the said petition
on or before the 24th day Of March, ISL, or the
same will he taken as.true and Judgment OF the
nature above stated rendered accordingly.
JOHN FOSTER,
Attorney for Plaintifx
Artist: JOSEPH MOORE,
Clerk Of District Court Of Saline Co. Kansas.
By j. WEAVER, Deputy 9-3w
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

THE Greenbackers are said to be
figuring to organize the next House OF
Representatives. According to their
calculation, the Republicans lack one
ofs majority, and the Greenbackers
propose to vote solidly for their own
candidate until the Democrats join
them In order to defeat the Republic
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24
Fees o. Doctors.

The fee Of doctors II an item that
very many persons are interested In at
present. We believe the schedule fbr
visits il s., which would tax Q man
confined to his bed for year, and in
need Ofs daily visit, over d 900 . year
for medical attendance alone! And
one single bottle Of Hop Bitters taken
In time would ave the 81 900 and all
the years sickness
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

SENATOR CARPENrER Is very Ill in
Washington. His recovery is earnest
~ hoped. aside from personal reasons.
on the ground that he may be able to
participate In the organization of the
Senate after the 4th Of March. II he
should be absent and Senator Malone
vote with the Republicans they will
then have only 81 votes to 80 Demo-
cratic votes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

NEGOTIATIONS are pending for the
consolidation Of the Texas and Pacific.
the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern, the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, and the International and
Great Northern Railroads. Mr.. Gould
b largely interested in all of these
roads, and the plan of uniting them
originated with him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

Col JOHN b. MosBY IL mentioned
In Washington - the next Republican
candidate for Governor Of Virginia. 1t
II aid . movement Is already on foot
to secure for him the nomination.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24
Notice OF Pendency OF Proceed.
ings for . Divorce.
In the District Court Of Saline County Kansas.
LAURA A. JONES. Plaintiff, I
CHARLES W. JONES p.,.,d,
purt Of Saline County, Kansas

CHARLES " JONES, Who. when last hes I'd
~ from, wass resident Of Lsadville. Lake county.
in the State OF Colorado, q notified that the above
named Laura A. Jonea did on the Nth day Of Feb
yusfy. A. D., 1881, fle her petition IN the oRee Of
the Cle,k Of the District Court, within and for
the county OF Saline, and State Of Kanses Praying
for divorce from the said Charles ". Jo1es, and
for the custody Of the children named In old pet
ton. and for such other and further relief ~ the
nSture Of the case and equity may require and
next term Of aid court at which time the prayer
Of said petition will be granted unless good cause
to the contrary shall Be shown.
Dated this 18Th day Of February, A. D., lou.
LAURA A. JONES, PlaintiG
By LEWIS HAxBAcK, her Attorney. 3-iv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24
TO Our Farmer Readers.

THERE Il not one Of our farmers but should sub
II scribe for the Iora Farsser. published 1t Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. The leading Farm and Stock Jour
agricultural writers Of the day arc among lts edi-
tsrs and contributors. II costs the small sum Of
one dollar per year, or ten copies one year for
$50. Send 10 them for sample copy and get up
club Of ten, or send them Loo for your subscrip-
ton. 1wA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

Mr.. TILroN, editor Of the vs.
Kseney World, Ii the protector Of .
scheme to establish two state nurseries
In Kansas at IN expense Of "a, 900, and
h urging the matter in the Legisla-
ture
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

MARRIED-At the Presbyterian par
sonags, Feb. =, 1881, Mr.. Clarence A.
Page, of6aline county, and Miss Ceba
L. Latty, Of Crown Point, Ottawa
county, Kansas, Rev. w. A. Simkins
Oflclating.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24
N OF ICE


NOTICE Is hereby given that the Repatriation
IN Poll Books Of the City Of Salina, for the pur-
poses Of registration will be closed at O'Clock r.
n the sth day Of March, 1851. That said Regis
istraiiou Poll Boom will again be opsned for the
purpose Of registration on the 2lst day Of March,
the 23th day OF March, 1881, until amer the gem
eral city election.
Witness my hand and ofheial seal ths 9Th day Of
Z. +. DDwIN,
City Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

A-CoNKLINa triumph! President
HAyes hes withdrawn the nomination
Of State Senator Forster, Of New York,
to Be United States District Attorney
Of New York City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

The proposition for voting bonds to
the proposed road to Leavenworth has
beensubmittedin Jefferson county and
viii be voted upon on the 2lst Of March.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

COwLRY county, on the lst inst.
voted to sell their stock In the South,
ern Kansas and Western Railroad, con.
sisting Of $50 shares Of the par value Of
800 each, at . price not less than IS
per cent. of the face value. The coun.
~ officials accepted the offer of w. N.
Coles 4 Co.'s per cent. cash-de.
nvered the stock, and received there.
fore the handsome sum of 90, 24O, with
which the county now proposes to buy
In their outstanding railroad bonds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

A DISPATCH from Paris says the Inn
portstion Of pork from America was
forbidden, because Of the prevalence
Of trichina and the impossibility Of ex-
aiming cargoes ut ports Of landing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

T.R ALDRICH, the popular author.
will become editor Of the Atlantic
AonkMy on the 18th Of March. Mr..
Howells will probably receive . diplo-
matte appoin tment
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

A Farm Of lao acres; IS acres broke acres
"A fruit and forest trees. good house, stables,
the corner. The land l. miles from Odel, In Hsr-
per county, Kansas, This farm 10 worth 81 500;
will be sold for 500 cash, subject TO mortgage Of
500, due In four years. Apply TO Joseph Henry,
Saliua, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

Dir. CURscHMAN says inhaling pure
carbolic acid and oil Of turpeutine Will
cure consumption.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

TaosE celebrated "test cases" In the
Supreme Court, wherein the constitu-
tioaality Of the Prohibition Amend
msnt IVES to be considered, have at
last been decided. The court unani-
mously hold that the proposed amend
nent was legally adopted, and 10 .
part Of the Constitution Of the State.
The court also holds. In accordance
With the decisions Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, that the
0tats he's . right to prohibit the sale
I'D mAnufActurs Of intoxicating
llquen lbs use - . beverage. The
llquse dsalsn have been awaiting this
dssisisa, preparatory to marking out
tbeif hutufs coune. Now that the de-
sisisa b sdvesss, II h likely that every
lnaeoa in Kansas will b promptly
N1sssa % ~ 1t q Nay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

THE Inauguration Of Gen. GARFIELD
taks place one week from tomorrow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

The Temperance law does not seem
to meet the approval offs large mum
Der Of Temperance men. Many of the
Temperance members of the House
voted for 1t because they feared that II
amendments were tackled to II, 1t would,
when referred back to the Senate, b
killed by that body. A number Of the
Temperance lawyers regard 1t too vul-
neFable and liable to be attacked. But
then II was not possible for the Legis-
lature TO pass perfect law upon first
trial. The defects Of the present law
may be remedied by future legislation.
GEN. BRIsBIN's book-entitled,
1.-THE Beef Bonanza, or How to Get
Rich on the Palms." estimates the
sock range Of the United Statee,-
meaning by that the range upon which
stock can b kept the year around
without other food than such as the
cattle themselves procure, at ESQ, 900
square miles, extending from the Rio
Grande TO the Yellowstone and en-
bracing the vallies of . multitude Of
streams Among these he enumerates
In Kansas the Arkansas, Smoky Hill,
Saline, Solomon and Republican. He
says the Plates are the best grazing
grounds east Of Montana, but gives
his individual preference to Montana,
- the bsst graxing country in the I'm
Nm
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

TIE Missouri Valley Bank, Of Kan.
- City, has failed
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
Sa9rsmg TO- Qu6uqme sowa Qienaas oeu S6nar 1881.

trtsst pon ben stupid uns hogish'sn gsads
t5umIiusen ber Rieberlanbe. ~.
Ssrn i'm Sab bss i55nsn spanisn
bat Der SSnis ErubsI nit isinsm Miniffs,
RUM unh ben gortss. aIfons XII. bat
bas Rinifssrium entIafsn unb bie gortss
beimsei9idt. 1rfa1e ,u an benz Streit
unb CANT iOu bic @snebmisuus fsin, ueIs
DE Der R0nis benz @eies iber bic llmpanb.
lung Der etnI0sliden anIsibsn uou 1915
unb 1880 BON es4. 900, 900 In fanfpros
3entise, mad swansis Subrsn sinISsbars
SduIbusri5rsibunssn usriust but. @abrs
f4einli9 Itesen aber tisfets llriudsn au
@runte, bic ben R6nis gu ben ui5tissn
Sdritten bewosen babsn. Sasofa bat
bereits elm ueuss Riuiitsrium ssbilbst.
gOn bsmieIbsn bsiBt ss, baB ss bic sanse
auswdrtiSs gertrstuns SpaHieus umss.
fallen usrbs; bic BoIitit mad aubsn
'i9sint alio Der 5sbsI gum llmiturs gene,
len 5u fetn. '.--
Su bsr srtedii5stirtif5eu
Stage iit bic Diplomatic nod tsinsn
S@ritt peiter ssIanst. Sn Berlin ba5en
gismard unb Der britii9s gOti9aftsr beim
Sultan fi4 sestuist buB bic 5rase ni5t
bur9 BaffensewaIt seI6ft uerbsn birfe.
Run bitften biss6e3isIi5 ueus.binss bis
biplOmatii&s llntsrbanbIunseu nit Der
Eattei unb 9rie@snIanb beginner. Da.
ribsr wirb ber Sriblins in's 9anb toHnsn
unb NIT ibm aud bic gutidsiSuns. Sb
burd bic Baffen Ober bur9 bis Diploma,
tie-bardbsr IN bsute teins fi9srs anf5t
tu duBsru. St9er 1T nur bas Cine: 70.
wo5I In @riedenIanb uIs tn bsr Eartsi &c.
rsitsts man fi9 gum &risse Dor unb spar
init anifrensans alsr Rrdfts. ,. .sg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
Eefesrap9t(&e 9epe(6en.
Oeuti d lanb.

Ssrltn, z. Sebr. Ratier Wilbelm
bat In einsm eisenbdnbissn S9reiben on
ben Sultan srtIdrt, baB Oeuti5Ianb ,ur
Sabinbsruns zines 8rissss bas 4suBsrffe
aufbistsn uerbe. "..." ... ... .@
Berlin, 8. Ssbr. RuboIpb pom Ben,
nisisn, Der Sibrsr Der RationaIIib
i'm prsusiI9en eanstuse, bat ben abssorbs
netsn pom 2ubwis gum 3ueitampf ssfors
be,t, neil bteisr ibm uorssuorfsn bate,
ben benz R0nis BON SaunoUsr ssIeiaetsn
Treae gib ssbro5en gu babsn. Bon Cubs
mig bat bic 6Otbsruns ubss!sbnt, bic Be,
Ieibisuns aber pisbsrbpIt Der Rei9stas
lit auf ben Is. 5sbruar sinbsrufen.
BerIin, 9. Gsb. Sm 8unpssratb
rei9te bsute Sisma,d bic 9sissssporlase
fur bic gini6lisBuns uon aItona unb Der
untersu gIbs in ben Souusrsin siu unb uns
tsrbrsitste bis uOn 5rantrsi5 an Dsuti5s
lamb srsanssue ginIubuns sur 8si9iduns
Der i'm ausuit b. s. gu garis itattfinbsn,
ben ausifeauns slsttrii5sr Rai9insn.
Die BubsstcommiiiiOn bss Ssrrenbaus
ies bat bei9Iofsn, bic gsrpsrfuns tes
gOri@lasss, bic beabfidtiste Stsusrers
mdBisuns 3u elmer bausrnbsn su MAIDEN,
au smpfsblen. so r.r.. .3af Efg.sa /.
Wis bic .poit@ meIbst, bat gismald
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15

baB bic Bombs bretetnbalb Bro
GENT 3inien trassn, In finf Sabreu Don
ben Ser. Staaten sinI6sbar unb srif mad
3wansis Sabren fdais fetn iOIlen, pdbrent
fur $500, 900, 900 S9usamtsnotsn aui
$40 unb bas gisIfads bisisr 3ubI Bis 3u
$1,000 Iautsnb, aussesebsu psrbsn iolsn,
bic nj DIT msbr ais 81 pro,ent trasen
oirfen unb mad einsm Sabre wieber siu'
ssl6it wsrbsn f0nnsn, In sebn Sabrsn absr
fdais werben. Den fiaftsn Parasrapben
Der 5ausbiI (bas Jog. @arIisIe'i6e amen'
bent), befebenb bariu, baB bic RatiouaIs
bantsn sur si5srfsIIuns nur ms5r bret.
prossntiss Bombs i'm Bunbssidasumt Gins
terlesen birfen, bat man gang fallen Iufsn
unb bafar bic etnfa9e 8eitimmuns -bss
Boobfdsn gntwurfes wtebsr aufsenom'
men, baB tie RationaIbantsn nur 3tnIen
trassnbs Bombs aIs Si9absit su binterIe.
gen babeu. Sn bieier 10 amenoi.ten 5oru.
wirb bte giu wObI idIisbIi5 @sies usr.
ben. ..l.3 .....9 #.. .... .aa j..
SaB bic feifs Burg Der RepubIitausr,
bas psfIide Waiaduiets, unier seIobtss
Soma, aud bur9 sinsn isinsr fabIfsiisn
S6bue I'm Cabinet usrtrstsn isin pirb, b.,
ran III ioueit fein 3usifsI msbra 2anss
fraste es ,fid obs aaiion, oter BiIion obsr
6irtwoob isi. Die msiisn gsanesn Bat
anier Oubuqaer Ritbirser auifOu. gr
iOu Sstrstar bes S@asamtss psrbsn.
OBS wirtIi9 pa5r iif, bes pnb bic 3sit
Isbren. .' 1' '..1 '...' 2I' ,'. .......
Ole Rorb Sasifie giiem
bab n uirb bic gspilIisuns srbultsn, ibr
ssiammtss aus 2inbersisn una anbersm
BsFss deficiencies gisen,bum sur Si9srs
Rsuuns elmer anIstbe uon $40, ,oooloOo 3u
uerpfdnbsn. Das Suteomits bes Saus.
eomites fur Yaeiie giienbubnsn, usI@em
bieie anssIesenbsit sur grifuns ibsruies
fen mar, uirb ieinsm Bsri9te bas @uta@'
ten bss giienbabn aubitors Srsnd su
@runbe Iessn, aus rusI9sm beruorssbt.
baB fib bie gsmpasnie In proips,irenbsm
3uiianbs beinbst. 9te autoritdt fur bic
ausfelIuns bieier 5ppOtbet pirb tur6 ben
Bei9IuB pom SuIi .. s. perIisbsn, wsI5sr
ertlart, baB bie Rorb' Pacific Gtienbabu
gompasuis ermutbist ueroen ioa, um fis
tn benz Bau unb Der ausriifuns ibrsr
Babn su untsriiisen, Bombs aus,ussbsn,
unb bieisIbsu bur9 eine 5ppotbet auf ibs
rem 8sFs unS ibr 8efsre&t gu fidsrn.
0as Subcomite finbst, bob bic gompasnie
tsines ibrer Rsdts usruirit bat, unb baB
fur ben gonsrsB ni5ts anbsres su tbun
bIsibs, ais bi. gompasnie In ben Stanb
su isseu, bic Babn au uOllsubsn. gs finb
nod 270O Wsi!sn Der 8abn su bausn,
unb aubitOr Srend i5dst bic SautOiten
auf unsefdbr $75, 900, 900, aber er Isst
sroBen Radbrud auf bic Ebatia9s, baB
bic 2dnbersisn, ibsr psIde bic Comp lsnie
3u usrfasen bat, ni9t psuissr ais $780,
600, 900, aIiO sl5, 200, 600 msbr wsrtb
finb, aIs ber getras Der gautoifen. gr
bstradtst bic ROrb Yacific giienbabn aIs
bic wsrtbuolIfe allsr Paeific giisnbabnsn.
Der Bau berisIbsn wirb unsefdbr s2s. 900
per WsiIs tofsn, pdbrsub bic Buatoiten
Der Unions anb Der Central Yaeifc gabn
300. 900 per Weile betruaen. --- /.