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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

pa Dillon, one of the imprisoned
@emhcrS Of Parliament, i'm reply
opposition To banish him from
Nn county, writes TO Mr.. Forster,
'ary for Ireland rs follows: al
received your message saying that
'~.re 70 90 to the continent, the
o' hllmainham prison are open
I To not know why the mes
'a> sent to me, rs i have made no
lnicatlon to You. Ifany reprere-
.'a> have been made by nv
; heyare without my consent or
"''gr. / must request you will
'lFeNs Inc any further eommuni-
'npariNon Of the population of
.'u''ed OF the principal cities in
ai'ed States, affords some very Gu
a''' and figures, but in no case
Ivculiarities more marked than
y "i Charleston, 5. c., which in
AZ population Of 1885, and in
-'l only grown 10 1881, or an
''~.'i but l. ,O2s persons inten years.
are i,Nl4 more females than
and l,577 more eolored persons
Al'e IN the city. The proportion
n TO native residents is but one
4 There are no Indians and on
nlnese in the city. The first
- Of the United States in the or
lumber ofpopulation, are as fol-
New York, Philadelphia, Brook
','Aso, Boston, st. Louis, Balti-
nclnnaii, San Francisco, and
orleans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

,s wires leading out of Galveston
,.,nn. were Frustrated by a fire at
y, place yesterday, and which
"a the postoffiee, bank and tele-
-.hna
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

Coyyrx drinkers should resd the adref.
tisement in another column headed Gosd
C.ee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

.-,.t has been awarded NJ Mon
mpneling the st. Lawrence, at
.s:2 5On. 100, the work to be COM
l rithm four years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

L,L Baldwin, late cashier of the
Loa,, National Bank, Newark,
Ii before the L. 5. Court, yester-
|y.,i guilty and was sentenced to
ypars in the State prison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

Copenhagen dispatch says there
nat sensation i'm the Falkething,
sy, in consequence of the minis
ryan having stated that if the
j. prevent the passing of the
: finance bill, the government
.0viir the necessary funds by
.oIiuaureS. y crisis is imminent.
toHGon Times publishes a letter
ssone, replying to Il correspond
the release ofthe impris-
S,le.tS. The Prime Minister
I1s drst duty of the government is
|,~yr law and order. 1t can't
L-.,y release these individuals
-ry have lost their power or re-
ri their intention of causing dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01
NlnsoAD AATTuls.


ClLyELAxb. o., January 3i.-Ths hryt o.
nuaI meeting OF the stockholders 0f u
New York, chicago and Bt. Louis fslIfoo1
company uss held here this foessoso.
Neither President Cummings. Of Chiea0e.
or Secretary Mitchell. Of Nes York, wsfe
present. Daniel r. EAlls, of C3svsie14,
presided and ca,t mostly - psosy, ssssSy
all the votes OF the 1000 shares repre-
sen,ed. The foliowisg directors veso
unanimously elected: Cummings, oi ChSorr
eon; c. 8. Brice, of Lima, Ohi0; Gemue1
Thomas, Of Columbus. Ohio: Uantsl =.
Eal!s. OF Cleveland; Gov. Chs. yoslss,
Postoria; Geo 7. Bensy. John Z. Msgtfns
Edward II. z. Lyman, wsist0a b. Beeunr
Vim. Flaming and Alexander White, 81
New York. No report made.
Ytokb Clgeo1as.
Caeaeo, January 3L-CoaEiisaoess
Tinks latest circular states thet eisos ~
rstes to the Missisippf DIVER viI b vnt.
able until July lst, t6sg gu - boene ~
the rules Of the Seat11 - As.oasean
=: ~ Z. : 10. SO -:
total rste 10 IL fissisdp g3sves, ed fseo
Baltimore - pef cenE
Ctosrss out . lot Of LaAieS, Miee1 -
- -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01
THE NEWS.
.asitioual arrests were made
"A Yesterday.

.,operstors of fSchuyiknlcoun-
!, ,' mend mining nine days in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

.,.r the liquor law had anything
hin we can't say, but the
r.b Kansas District Court
r,p divorce cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

n,oiPpi Legislators are thinking of
|>hing railroad commission for
state, and the Legislature of New
will shortly be discussing the
lily Of taking similar steps. The
Eapers in both States, except the
'ai organs, urge the establishing of
d commission, and point to that of
fchuSetts as one which has been of
benefit to the people, without
ING injurious to the true interests Of
pads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

Closrse out . lot Of LaAieS, MieeS -
ChiIdren's oddSize shoes, srg1n6te0 =
cdst. 10 make room for new spfisg gseo
si 1. Y. Eond, fis5 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

he didn't wszitif 10 stuitify itself He said
for the beuel of his young friend from
Pocahontast - had appealed some days
ago 50 psthsf y 70 the House in. the in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

For choice Cigars call at G. s. Feeny's,
No. I4lO Main Street Largest stock in the
CitS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

,;r,,ted at the Treasury De-
:, that the public debt statement
m show a reduction of about
~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

+ Lowell Courier recalls the fact
when the practice of inOculatiOn
-Ht Introduced into Boston i'm l72l,
House OF Representatives passed a
l"hIbi,ing il, and a sermon was
i~im Boston upon this text: $50
satan forth from the presence of
I"ri, and smotc Job with sore bOils
The >ole ofhiS foot to his CROWN"
which the doctrine was de,luced
Job had the smallpox and Satan
.le first inocIlator
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01
Cut or Escape
Statue. Braving Death.

Meanwhile, two brave men got a short
ladder, went up long fire ladder and held
it up to him. steadying 1t while he slowly
climbed down. Just as he reached the
long ladder the flames burst through the
window where he had stood, but he reached
the sidewalk in safety, amid the cheers
of the crowd. =,
A man who gained the roof and escaped
by way of the Times building, shouted to
his rescuers that other human beings were
perishing there. Three men appeared in
a fourth-story window, imploring aid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

The burned building. corner Park Row
and Beekman streets, was occupied by me
New York World from ls6O until fn ~
moyal to new quarters. lew mon,ns sinee;
II is known as the Potter DuiioinS, ana
was ala, and the total loss in It's destruc-
ton is not over 10000. It was insured
for $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01
with oaassretched Arms.

None was possible from without, but q
quick-witted negro, bootblack in Park
Row, named Chas. Wright, climbed large
telegraph pole in front OF the Rrening Mail
to slide down them and escape.
Caslos White of the Pacific Newspaper
company. had an office on the fourth floor
of the burned building. He said: "You
can see | have been pretty close to the
flames, as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

in Nassau street. When the woman who
was killed jumped from the window there
were two men hanging from the window
sill by their finger ends. The ladders were
too short TO reach them, and they were
saved by the fremen mounting on one
anothers' shoulders and the men let them
selves down with their aid. The scenes at
the time when the occupants OF the upper
floors were making their escape, were often
exciting and touching. Men could be seen
holding the hands OF women, evidently
encouraging them 10 calmness Three
women ran on to the roof and fell through
the skylight Of one OF the northern build
ings,
Receiving Serious Injuries
A boot-black on the corner of Beekman
street and Park Row, seeing some mep en-
tangled in the telegraph wires adjoining
the burning premises, climbed pole and
cut the wires, releasing them from crit,
ical position. Several people descended
from the burning buinding on the Nassau
street side by reaching telegraph pole:
ose 5O- Icap:i Ian The a.:a say, AZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-01

The fire reported as breaking out in the
Times office, originated in the building
formerly occupied by the New York World,
in the same block with the Times building,
but separated from it by an intervening
building. Strenuous efforts are making to
save the 7Tmrs, but the fire is spreading
rapidly, and i; is feared it can not be con-
trolled short of the corner where the Times
office is located. There is an uncontirmed
rumor of the loss of several lives.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
Report Of Marshal Pnrhe on the Por'"-
Euese Tronbles.
HONOLULU, Feb. Il, lSsi.

HONOLULU, Etu- 40 49,
" n. An,rsrRoNo, ESQ, ATTORNEY GENERAL
NV DE,R srR I'm accordance with your instruc-
,iou Of the Both of January, left honoiu'u lol
Maui on the Slst of January, and on tiie ID oi
February in company with Father Leonors pro,
co.-ded TO Hamakuapoko, TO this plantation oi
,,bicb Mr.. c. h. Alexander Is Manager uiu't
NJ = r. Alexander, one of the proprietors oil
said nlantation. TO enquire into the oause
of the trouble on said plantation on Tue 90"
~ January last. ! afforded every faeiliY 10
F,tber Leonore TO examine all the parties II con-
,t,, with the affair of the 18th of January ana
I ,,,.,,s. herewith a copy Of all tn tss''nohy
,,k.n AT that time, which occupied m
.to evidence taken before the Distric. us1ca al
4T,t,vvao You will see that it Is Of dates SO
d. first trial on January 18th, Il aa plea.
,,r;Ity TO the charge of resisting a. 2 RI
Sisciarpe OF his duty, and as the
1equs't is,on ,,stDoned until Frioays ea IF
F.brnary for sentence, as he thOugI' II ia
hotter "a allow the excitement causeu IA - -.
-, sIlay I then on Friday went TO tue Co2It
u 49,, N,tswao TO attend 10 the action oil the
justice. r .,,-rd that two of the
Hawaiian lawyers had been enga;eu 70 , -, ~
,,risnu.rs and as at the former uial tneS iau ~
aa,t,rnevs 90 defead them, Thought IL oest n9t -
fake their plea of guilty and allow teiu - pr
,, gg,Ify as the attorneys Tor the prisoners A'u
requested me :.;., and trial is
amended TO this report. rather heolio'o vas 80
81, - - was nea-ed with my action IN the
ea.e and hope it will meet with your approval val.
will now make statement IN regard TO the
main questions p,rtpouese
Ii seemed that one John Gomez loL ,ll.,,
laIorer ON Inc plantation, but not under contracl
fr,fn the B,,rd of Emigration, but shipped N IN
under ordinary contract, was empiosea Ia ,; IS
ssg,r mil an uamaIuap1ko, and the sngar-hoiier
MT Ryl,v for the reason which YOU VIII see III ms
+,,imnuy. ordered hisn at work on the cane
-- n about two hours after ordered MN
1900. he mill which lac refused to do. INC
e-s4r.. Mr.. Bixby. reported 1t to MI .; II.
ss,rr. no Manager. Mr. Alexander then
-tr-# dered Gcmez to go inside the mlil %
r- +, sill refused. Then Mr. Alexander
rg r... the balance of the Portuguese uPae'S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

Han
EprroR GAzETTE;-ln
Labor Question, I have
TO the fact that our Lal
ton of the Indenture )
the State of New York.
columns the laws Of Nev
ing that in protection OF
much farther than the
State
HAWAIIAN Law
Civil Code, 3 1851
All minors above the age
81. zen yeArs may be
15eri as apprentices ~
wants, II females q
fsa age Of - years OF q
I'D lme OF their mar
1. with that age OF II
-.r. to tile age OF =,
in manner follow
ug
By the father Of
minor or II ne De
OF be Incompetent
ell
s the mother, &c.
y the guardian, &c,
\ the Governor OF
and IN which such
man may reside.
t4H Code, 3 l3lI.-
An. rson who has at
tsr the age OF ~
su nay bind h-m of
hers by written con
serve another IN
ans g. trade, proies-
- other employ
or any term NOT
lg , years.
If any person
H. bound 10 ser
II willfully alb
r. uself from such
without the leave
master, &C, be
SMALL e compelled e
a not TO exceed
rl. the time OF Ia;
absence, &c, &C. pro
yided always that suct
additional service shai.
not extend beyond on,
wear, next after the enc
of the original term OF
service. ,.,
1872, Chap. AAAL-
He snail be paid wages
for such extra time =.
The rate stipulated Tor ~
the contract
1876, amending 5 l42J
If any suci. person
shall refuse to serve, dc
masters may apply Il
any District or Police
Justice who may hnt
such offender not eN'
ceedrng five dollars ioi
the hrst offsnse, and tol
every subsequent oifenst
not exceeding ten dol
lars and in default OF
pavment thereof such
offender shall be impri'
soned at hard labor ua-
al such fine with CO.'S
are paid.
lss2. Chap. AAlN.-li
any master shall be
guilty Of any cru ,Ity, &c
or violauoI OF any OF the
terms of the contractGe--
sush person shall be dis
charged from all Obllga-
non of service aud thu
master shall be haud Egi
less than five nor more
than 100 dollars, and IL
default of paw IN en-
thereof be imprisoned al
hard labor until the same
has been paid.
sl414.-No contract oil
service made in pursu.
ance of l4l7 and lile
shall bind the servant
after the death of hls
master.
lS7s, Chap. AAAL-Nt
contract OF a married
woman to serve another
sh al be valid IN law, &c
aud Ia case any woman.
contracts ma rage whiiI
under contract to serve
another the marriage
shall operate 10 annuI
said contract VI service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

Il is evident that the trainers OF our LABOR L ~,
w. guided almost entirely by the New lo.A ia I've
in compiling ours, and IN many cases "uop'eN 'NO
exact WoTds. II. o,r voluntary,
n is preposterous to say that our AZ,
IT, contracts in which both parties are SO I'M
partially protected by law, IN any way ~ [fT yiI
Slavery The punishment only beS naIu 90
5,.-s Hon.st wurkmen are fully pro'ecteo
Inst cruelty. or abuse from bad employers.
In niue years personal olservalyes laSe teIG ,,
$ m single case Of abuse or personal NioiencG ~
7. master against servant brought before a Jun
" .;,l,,,nt tbs offender being fully punished.
am. as is we'll known, not personally @
-, me labor laws, but hope for the sake oil our
su-ar producing interests and the piosp.ills ~.
~ ;',, iia,-;sI,ture Yours truly,
the coiiiiNh {. II. DIClnzY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
al employ no prison labor"

And I saw I employ none but the VERY BEST that
can be had in the Realm. wish call your attention
10 two scts just turned out for A. Mckinley, Esq
American Consul here. Any one wishing 10 see this
turn may do so by going out the Plains any
me afternoon after O'Clock, and, at distance OF
more than half mile, see the splendid pair Of
Crcamsthc ustrc of the vanish. the brightness Of
the rich gold plate and The shining Of the rosrtcs in
the dazzling rays Of the sua-in fact II would remind
one IL ae had lived thousands OF years ago when
there good man translated TO the skies In u
golden Chariot In fact the whole trap looks though
II had been produced by the magic powers OF Aladdins
Lamp; il is too handsome TO be made by mortal man.
! am also building very ane
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
IL ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Steamboat, Steamship, Land
ENGINES and BOILERS


sTEaw EssEI % at TIa'-. lt err
balls 81 Weed Iraa o- Composite
oHDrNSBY ENGINES comp .aaJsJ v..-
rhfr
NTG1r "a MOTIFS H.- I'D sloan lt
strueted with reference 10 the Trade in While they
are to be employed Speed, tonnage and d. eff
water guaranteed
TEAM ROLLERS. Particular attention given to
the quality Of tho material and workmanship, and
none but frst-class work produced.
SUGAR MILLS AND SUGAR-MAEING VIA.
CHINERH made after the nest approved plans
Also all Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE. Of Boiler or Sheet Iron, Of any size
made in suitable lengths for connecting together or
Sheets rolled punched aud packed for Shipment
ready TO be rivcted on the ground.
HYDRACLIC RIVETISG. Boiler Work and Wa
ter Pipe made by this establishment rivcted by
Hydraulic Rivetiug Machinery, that quality Of work
being far superior to hand work.
snip WORK. Ship and Steam Capstaus Steam
winchcs, Air and Circulating Pumps, made after the
most approved plans
vINPS Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation or City
Water Wori purposes. built VITA the celebrated DaVy
Valve Motion. superior to any other pump.
Agents for worihiugtor'S DuPiex steam
SO Pumps
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15
Tho Labor Laws.
HILL February oh, 1889.

Eu. February 9th, 1882.
the late articles on the
not noticed any aIlusion
Dor Laws are a modiica-
Statutes and decisions Of
I quote below in opposite
r York and our own show
the servant We have gone
freedom loving Empire
NEW YogE Law.
Or. s. 81 Ed. 3 l, p.
gl5.-Eyery male infant
and every unmarried fe-
male under the age OF
, eighteen 49, years, with
, me consent OF the per
s1us or officers herein
f after mentioned may of
! ms OF her own free will
bind himself or herself
in writing to serve as
clerk apprentice or ser
want in any trade pro
fes-ion or employment,
iia male until the age OF
n wears. and If a female
until the age Of Is years
or for any shorter time
and such binding shall
he as etiectual as If the
5staHt trere Of fHH o9e,
such consent must b.
given
by the father Of the
infant. If he be dead OF
DC not in a legal capa-
city to give consent then
by the mother, &c
then
S-By the Ruardian,&c..
! then
:. by the oyerseers OF
the poor or any two jus
lces of :he Peace or any
county Judge OF the
, county.
Or. 5. I'D Ed 8 %
Iilf any person lawfully
!. bound, &c, wIlltully alb
sent himself without
leave, he must serve
! double the time Of such
absence unless he shall
, otherwise make salts
, faction, but such addi-
ruual service cannot e1-
tend beyond three years
b next after the expiration
, Of the original term
= L. 5. s elf any
person refuses to serve,
any Justice Of the Peace
Of the county, or the
Mayor, Recorder or any
Alderman of the city
/. where he shall reside has
the power 10 con uaIt HIM
10 jail.
5R. $. 8 JO-32.-If any
: apprentices be guilty OF
any misdemeanor or III
behavior, or any mastei
+ be guilty of any cruelty,
DC, or Of a violation oil
the terms of the linden
ture complaint may bt
made TO any two justices
iof the Peace or to the
Z Aiayor,&c., who will sum
mon the parties before
them, and examine into
the grounds OF complaint
and If the same prove 10
be well founded they
may either commit the
a1DreHfics to solitary
c5nnnement IN the COM
mon jail of the county
for a term not exceeding
one month, there 10 be
|, employed at hard labor
. or discharge the offend
ing apprentice from ms
: service and the master
from his obligations; OF
, in case OF i'll usage by
the master, discharge
the apprentice from has
obligations of service.
2it. ). t3d Ed.J S. II
! Ia 42.-Upon the death ol
! any master, &c. the exc
cutors or administrators
/, may with the consent oi
, the person bound To ser
vice siguHied IN writing
/. and acknOWledged, &c
assign the contract OF suci.
service to anOsher per
son. II the person 50
bound, DC, refuses tc
give such consent, sucil
assignment may be made
lu.der the sanction oil
the Court of Sessions OF
the county, &c, and
when 80 made will be as
valid and ehectual as II
tho consent had bee
given in the manned
aforesaid.
ramers of our Labor Laws
ely by the New York laws
:, many elst.s adopted tho
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

ao1LEa q 10
Is
81 RLF. Gran. cnf>
- 81 s-l5 irl.. d
-. sale By BoLLEs & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-15

-rsr-r wiz III ~ porfiaa ., . - So ss-ss
lAlrtT % farfT-acrrratchcs cn - 1- 90 euarlr
l-'-r requisite n = r-usrr-lu- s1.1-l -.
particulars a1lrssf " 4. cl-ILt.
Wy KfsxET. d .. Hs-sil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-16

BALTIMORE, Oct. AT half past one
O'Clock yesterday morning as the private
Waterman at the Dime Museum was
going his rounds he had his attention
attracted by unusually loud noises
coming from the third story of the
building. Upon Fastening thither he
found the python, the largest snake in
captivity in deadly combat with an ana
oonda, twelve feet long. How long they
had been fighting the watchman did not
know. bat he says from the time that
his attention was attracted by the noise
upstairs until half-past seven, his hour
for going OF duty, they kept up q con-
tinuous warfare. When one would
miss his ains and strike the side of the
cage the sound could be distinctly heard
on the ground or auditorium floor. The
python, after numberless bouts with
his opponent, seems TO have gathered
all his siren 9Th for final attack, which
Was made. The anaconda was ready,
and placing themselves in an almost
upright position, they made for each
other with fearful rage. After having
carried on their deadly combat 70, fully
six hours the python made a desperate
lunSe and succeeded in getting the ana
conda's head in his mouth TO the depth
Of at least three feet, and holding it in
this position for some time at last com.
menccd 10 coil itsslf around the ana
condA until il actually ground and
| mashed the life out Of it. The watch.
man says he never wants 10 witness an
other such battle. He had no KEY e
the case, and even il he had il is doubt
fol il he wsuld have had the termerity
70 undertake to separate the reptiles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-16

OWelA1 vote OF CoW1lt1 county.
Delegate-Brents 272, Burke 1S6.
Brigadier General-M. A. MCPHERSON
PIP, Samuel VinsOn III.
COmmissary General-Chas. B. Hop
kins go, w. A. Wash 1873.
Quartermaster General John II.
Smith go, j. w. Bonner 1874.
Adjutant General-R. g. OBrien 270,
L. L. Dubeau 1872.
Prosecuting Attorney-George C. Is
rael 26S, J. c. MoFadden 1877.
Joint Councilman-James A. Burke
PAL, Adam Catlin 2O6.
Joint Representatives Bar
low PSI, Edward Campbell $50, Ezra
Strong 1877, n. z. Goodell 179.
Auditor-Chas. 4. Forsyth 265, F. NJ.
VanBibber 123, Chas. N. Hogan, INDIE
pendent, Sc.
sherid.Joseph Smith 27s, Frank
Klager 164.
Treasurer-H. G. Comeeys 27s, Thos.
V. Mccarthy 167.
Probate judges. w. Beall go, VIM.
Bybee 1863.
County Commissioners II. Black
27s, j. 4. Medlock 263, Henry V. Hunt
ington 2O7, John Hassman 217, l. p.
Smith 16S, VIM. Humphrey 165.
School Superintendent-O. w. Barber
262, Mrs. Jennie Hart $50.
Assessor-Samuel Adams 267, II. z.
BOzarth 1T.
Surveyor-Charles N. Hogan 18l; no
opposition.
Coroner-C. H. Dray 265; no opposi-
ton.
The entire Republican county ticket
is elected, except Huntington, for County
Commissioner, who is beaten tel votes
by Hussmau, Democrat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-16
PROGRESS OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC

PROGRESS OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
Col. Charles b. Lamborn, Land Com
missioner Of the Northern Pacific, has
Just returned from trip as far west as
Helena. He stated that the track was
now laid to a point seventy-five miles
west of Billings, and that it would be
completed to Livingston thirty days. 1t
is the intention 10 make big town at
Livingston, which ia Just at tho base Of
the great grade which takes tho road
over the mountain. II il TO be the juno
ton Of the spur up the Yellowstone to
the National Park, the route of which
is nov surveyed and upon which work
is TO begin at once, with the Wow of
completing it into the park early enough
In the spring to accommodate the tour
list travel Of next season. Il il the in
tention to build at Livingston the largest
car shops between Portland and Brain
erd, and also 10 construct there rolling
mills, AZ vast deposit Of the very best
bituminous coal has been discovered
within three miles of the proposed new
town. Boxeman and Helena, Col. Lam
born stated. both begin to feel the
effects Of the railway, and the former
place is now equal to the palmisst days
Of Lsadville, 30 far az the sensational
features Of gambling and dance houses
are concerned. The business men at
Billings are alreaky making prepara-
tions to establish branch houses at
Livingston. and the town is expected to
at once jump into prominence and pros
perity.