The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-26

BufEEsia %nes lily people are buildin, . n...
the viz, wyoming, u distance of leo mi,o road to
NE c"ns a. se!ung the trade Of that soct Ma.h
make Fort Be eaiom q ten miles Of road would
i So"a mining DIST !ct, aid ddt yei R nothin ror the the Mon
so"s1os building the same. A~' oeeo
My company and an ex,on.,r.
Cs,s, me1lco; the Lyons & Campbei, Rs .nnse IN
has . c"n u.pany' inst organized in New Vs..t
i, ~: John :: s.zro ron. q T The ihs:'G SSiseo Its 1.,I psssid II
New 1ersey. They viii operate in ,ba aL soo 3: OF
S0.ner ~ New Next o aud their rsnSo ; ~ ives
from North teo son, ssss to wes.. anu sixty miles
~ ~ acres OF Grazing iant. The stock 1 c"nv, 800
breds, eatAe and 1Ntnorough-
49, Swan. Of Cheyenne, Wyo.. controls mo-.
11t nan any other Individual on the c.n.i.
tween S, GO et itsS MI POSSESSIONS es ss on are valued at be-
Vi stock OF which he has the exclusive ,nntroi
an9 management is over 2OO, 600 head. and val.
!, ue u a. over $6.O0O.OOo. He Is the organizer and
five GiHfs ,ans ~ general manage. 1T no less tIan
HS y Hl - SUCK organizations in Wyoming.
,n - = nsuve OF Green county, Pennsylyun,s s.
Wnlcn place he left for the west in IS5 whan
% years OF age, with 81 LOCO lii his pocket.
On tne night before the dedication of the new
cis;msI y, Temple, at SAT- Lake, President Taylor
rom y q that he accepted the temple. the
grounds, and the BAG ifice Of the salnts. Ali
was denounced good" as the Great on of the
wo1lo, ana on tue next morning it took the
IIAlmlgnty's mOuthpiece" thirty minutes to
Disas every stone. STAR, window, door, pane of
kIass, etc., belonging " the ediuce. This bless
ing was 10 complete and perfect" acc riding to
IN enthusiastic SAINT, as 10 'seem to COMPRISE
everything, on earth and iu heaven pertaining
N the Offering of the temple"
The trestle at Marent Gulch is to be replaced
ioy one Ut iron. The reason assigned for Iemoy-
ing the W00den bridge is the danger OF fire, 1t
is learned from the officials that the bridge will
consist OF three ~stupeadOus iron Lrus-es 80 feet
in Myth, 10 be supported by fo.r piers, two Of
which will te over 200 feet high. The three
trusses will cover $50 feet of space and The rp-
ma!nder of the bri ICE will he iron .r plate
girders supported bv short piers. The eutire
leugth of the If II will be 65J feet, and the ap-
p!Oaches, over 100 feet each IN length, will be Of
wood. The bridge IS now being built in New
York. Work will begin on the foundation ea, "
thus fall anu continue without Interruption un
til the structure Is finished early in the winter
Some mineral springs have recently been dis.
covered in Mis~Oula county, about 'thfr. y five
miles above Corvallis, aud q cOrrespOudeu mt of
the MissOula Times writes that q pa ty Of the
toughest citizens Of Corvallis recently went
there to test the powers OF the waters, The
waters stood the test admirably The men
bathed tWite Q day and succeeded In getting
their bodies comp .ratlyely Il, an for the frs.
time III many Onlhs. They might have
gotten inwar0'y clean too but for y liberal
Of antldO.e" they carried with them
aud onions which are native t., the soil. One Of
the party claims tU have been cured In the few
days he was there of rheumatism and dys-
pepsia.