The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-07-06
VIIE DINyL VAN

Parties connected with tic building
of the Burlington railroad A-u now
registering almost daily at Our hotels.
Movements arc going On ioc opening
the campaign I'll along the |;:.2. The
road was completed and cars running to
Spirit Lake yesterday, and ROW i'll Tie
forces will concentrate OIL tie 80
miles this side. We learn >rcIa those
who have inside information that
Nessrs. bows s. Murray, WHO have the
whole contract, have sl,biet tic syad-
ing to orthii!gtoE. Work VIII vvi-;1l
next week at us e;;d :;:::ts the whole
line will b, covered with graders. Ar
rangements are made to transport tics
and iron over the Ci.1;s,'s.c:s :c",;, 90 that
track laying Will be done from 10th
ends, and the road will 10 com plct.cL
and ears running i.y Me-. 1--tA.
AS to depot ,2Gttc-s, tho freight de-
pot and yards vii! 40 doubt be located
on UumiStOn Az. at tic iAtc::'sc.cc ;c:!
OF 5th-av., p:ob%b!y on both sides Of
the former avenue, and just no.'til OF
the school building. Ti12 crossing VIII
be ut Fourteenth-sc. {, where, wo learn,
n union passenger d:pot viii Dc built.
The present Omaha depot Will he u3ct?
for freight
We learn also that the space ROW
occupied by lumber yards, tie hay
press, ETC., is to be cleared ana the lots
sold. This is doEbtlt.Ss i.lai;.,y coaj2c-
ture and we give it for what it is
worth. Apropos Of railroad matters,
we hear that the hi,w<s,i:,ee has recent
ly transferred q large force from below
to the Spirit :4;.lz; aud Spencer b.;1ici,
and will be into Spiriu Like by July
Is. Whether it will come in this IL
rection ;e!nalns to be seen. But we
hear that tile Wabash is pushing ahead
t. Spirit Lake and will be there in a
few weeks, with Il Strong probability
amounting almost to /, certainty that
it will push on to Worthin2ton and
thence northwest across the other
lines.
MOI Il l1ANUFA C. t'PI.NC STATE.
We have heard IEc 10 IA prohibition
amendment condemned |,ecause it pro-
hibits the man,,f;iutirc OF a1,icut S;,.!-
its in that State These persons for
get that Iowa i; not 2 manufacturing
state. 1t is big prairie idrnl, @ gar
den spot, wiItre corn, :2:lu re 30>! ~!
the grains which arr, used i'll ,n.!iluinv-
turing liquors, ;iIa grown at their best
and tAic!cst. Iowa wants division
of labor. She proclai!ns to all the
world that she wants other States to
manufacture willie she furnishes tic
raw material. Minnesota is. 4 MANI
featuring State and is willjnj5 to ''ti;-
vide" with Iowa. Iowa dist;l,Cis anu
brewers viii! flock to Minnesota and
draw Oh Iowa for corn, rye ana 1arlpy.
Instead Of this act OF Iowa being an
Indication Of faraticism, it is an act of
generous, disinteGestcl love os self
and OF her ;ln!Shbor. Iowa says we've
millions Of corn and stuff AID can't:
bother to work it up. Ii. l!.!.nls::t:s
and other States work our Gr;'i;.s into
whisky and beer, and we'll Furnish tho
raw material and juy back oar pro-
ducts plus tic cost OF manufacturing.
Iowa IS great state. There is :lctli-
ing sentimental about this amendment,
It's business al over. Iowa says, we'll
raise the grain and youth make Tho
drinks, and we Ii have 9 AisI. Ga ti:ao
oyer it.