Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1885, Page 2

THE DAILY BEE---MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1885. FROM LARAMIE TO OGDEN. Sights, Scenes and Citics Gleaned on 1oe Way. i BROWN'S || JRON A BITTERS WILL CURE The Mining Oamps and the Mongo- HEADACHE lian Operatora—Ogden's Social INDIGESTION Pecnliarities and In- BILIOU iSS terests, DYSP A NERVOUS PROSTRATION Special Correspondence of the Bex, MALAR 1A Ocpex, June 24,—From Laramle west- V ward the Union Pacific passes through a high, dry, barren section of country, the monotony of which Is not even brokdn JERS G AL DEBILITY PAIN 1y 11E BACK & SIDES |4y any respectable sized town until one ]MI’U}{]t BL_OOD reaches Oarbon, quite an exteasive coal CONSTIPATION mining camp. The Unlon Paclfic rall- FEMALE INFIRMITIES RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed Red Lines on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER. RNy way company was compelled to move thelr thelr depot quite a dlstance from the town caused by the undermining and consequent alnking of the grounds upon which the former depot stood. The next point of importance Is the beautiful clty of Rawlins with a populstion of 2500, apparently an enterprising and thriving community., A stage line runs to the yet undeveloped but promising oil re- glons and the mining camps of Atlantle City and Miners Delight, in the county of Johnson. This line also connects at Fort Washakle and the Shoshone Indian Agency. Another lline traverses the country south until it connects with the Denver & Rlo Grande rallway In Colora- do. As yet we are in the limits of the cattle country, vast stockraising Interosts Lelng centered here. Among the solid institations of Rawlins deserving of special mentlon, is the gen- eral merchandise establishments of our old time Omaha friends, J. W. Hogus & Oo., the senlor mem- ber of which firm is now sojourning in in Pasadens, Cal. I met the manager of this establishment, Mr. J, C. Davis, who {s not only a capable buslness man, but one whose overflowing courtesy extended itself even to me—stranger In a strange land that I am, Through him the writer made the acquaintance of a large number of Rawlins business men, and was generally recommended to the good graces of the city. Two banks, the Brunswick and Mavwell's hotel, and a $45,000 court house are also dls- tingulshing features. Water and how to get 1t being a deslderation here, it speaks wellfor the rallroad company and private enterprise that the former has built an artesian well, the flow of which Is suffi- olent for all ordinary purposes of the town, while the latter is constructing a mammoth tank and connecting wells. This supply Is intended as protection + | against fire. Leaving Rawlins at an early hour I made Rock Springs at 8:30 a, m., and tled up for the day. Population 1,000, B | a large proportion of which are China— | |men employed in the company coal d | mines. This matter, the employment of d | Chinese labor, is a source of much 1ll- feeling hereabouts. No cause is assigned for preferring the Mongolian to the Cau- casslan miner, beyond THE CHEAP LABOR ONE, And yet the writer accords with the prev- alent opinfon, that white labor would be more beneficlal both to the railroad com- pany and the country, However since the strike of 1875, still, doubtless wlthin the memory of the BEE's readers, John '\ \ = SR\ AN Q) SR\ NN vtz e AROAD GLAIN: » wogine 'ZRY BEST OPERATING. SUICREST SELLING AND J3TTRRIICT C0RLE SO0 #r otercd 1o the vublic i, Cure: ¢n guaranteo u 18 CONDUCTED BY Royal Havana Lotiery ! (A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION.) Drawn at Havana Cuba, Every 10 to 14 Days. Tickets in Fifths; wholes $5; Fractions pro rata. Bublect 80 oo manipniatica, noy coatrotied by the partiosin Inferest, he falresd thing in the | mature of chanoe In existonce. | Por biokets apply $0 SHIPSEY & C0., 1212 Broad i way,N. Y. City;, or M.OTTENS & 00, 619 Main 8% [ 4. 410 favorite and Is ever granted more Kahoan Qrve o B0/ RN 3 R RTER privileges and Immunitles than were his 9 white predecessors. I‘OOSE s The Ohinese occupy a ssparate portion of the town, and a miserable dirty look- BMIETRACT ¢ | vioinage Itls. It does not require either arge or elegant habitation to satlsfy them and here ‘‘dugouts” and hovels, not as roomy as an Indlan tepse, are the rule. Your correspondent had the temerity to go down one of the mines, traversing nearly two miles, Through lack of space thils underground trlp can- not be adequately described, bat it cer- tainly 1s a novel and interesting experi- ence for a person unacquainted with the interior of a mine. The air pump which keeps the mine clear from water 18 a gi- Bed Clover Blossom BRReE OF Sasring B tmanroco0 S0 e Eils foF the s Hospectiully, MRS, L A, JOHNSOX. Scrqfula.. ¢ oLEDG, 0., January 17, 1888 3. M. Loosk & Co., MoXROF, Mic) gantlc thing in {ts way and it must needs m"nfw'tuii'fiififiufl:c"&fififl?fi%’m’}u‘“‘m‘“ be, for the service Is continuously re- o R T AR P quired, as a cessatlon for the L BEES Mgt tostmonla af thy. sarreeiaton space ~ of four hours would Jour efforts 1n behalf of humanity, which you are Ireloome tq use for thelr beneflt, = result In the mine being flooded i AT VU PR ABKD” Greenh River, ffill:aeu mllle- west, lles -ry i = ' | just at the base of that peculiar formation -~ S o,sol,,m ,;ks:n.. Castle Rock, the river which lends its 4. 3. Looss & Co., Mowno, Mich. name to the place flowing through the o 3 S plain below it. The phenomenal senti- nel of nature which towers above Green river 1s certainly worthy of note but as certalnly 1t is being frittered away by the actlon of the elements and in course of time will become a tradi- tlonal landmark. The town'’s usefulnees and enterprlae are limited to the imme- diate vicinlty, while 1t is certainly a bright little town, nothing great is or can be expected of 1t. Agaln we moved camp to Evanston, passing, enroutethere, Grapger the junctlon of the Unlon Paclfic with the Oregon Short Line. Other than as a transfer polnt, the point the place has no importance. Evanston is kiofjto the other polnts mentioned, both in the matter of population, busi- ness, etc, The railway company has re- palr shops here which 1s something of a boon to the business men, THE GREAT ALMY COAL MINE Is dlstant about & mile and a half from townblud flg‘i‘lldl emplofiimonl fa}rg o large gave number of nese colliers, vanaton ( T 1t trosapent e up, vt s ‘Had ooty | 18 headquarters for the Chinamen om- Revunnibio it R R e o buaia | plovad g tha Tl B ARt 18P Ale coal i Ty mines. efr chlef, or as he doubtless 'S‘o’m'«’f.’.“:.'ifi"‘:.fi’u".‘.“fl'.ffi?&’u‘fll‘«.’u‘l’d'fi..';"?n?..'i'. tlh:- would be dubbed In China—Mandarin— sl el b mabt il g I M | A Say, vary soperor sort of clew e palate and under 1ip entirely and bat my toggue | tial, who rules his subjects like an auto- ::"l:‘f]::‘l‘l‘\:?o‘hul :o“‘fll:n)l :‘:’z‘ i:mfilmm“udhn‘xl;: orat, uAe hn]nnu ln‘!;ihxm;l ‘ll;.myu:ftth? A Laaa Y e ons | aversge Amerlcan office holder—that o fl\.;'u‘x:x%: 't‘-‘l‘nlu “‘E.?c'i."w'f.’ .5}’,'?‘3-”.52:',35."'-.52: umioglng himself—as his wealth s sald to be great. ced ing your % Red Clover, Erysipelas, and bave not been i lictoditary with me: Think you 5 W, . szinERT, Frever Sores. B, fiyman, of d Rapids, Mle \ys—-After s Dctams ey e d b 10 e L gee Rt RRd Clives Galy used two pounda of yGur Solid Extract lied Cloves As o Spring Medleine Tonlo and general Rlood Purk uru has no equal. For sale by druggists, or J. M ose & Co,, Monroe, Mich, H. 8. ATWO0OD, Plattsmouth, Neb. Broeder of thoroughbred and high grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, 3 &%, And Duroc and Jersey Red Swine, Cancer of the Tongue, A Case Resombling that of Gen, Grant. Some ten yearsago 1 bad a sorofulous €010 on my condiblon the first of last Octover (1884), when my friends commenced giving we Switt's pecifio. ln lesa than & month fhe €ating places stopped and | The country becomes more broken as foattul apasture In wy | we leave Evanston and soon the Wahsatoh beallug commonced; aad tho check has beon olgged and firmly knitted togethor, A procem of s vowlinder lip s progtessivg flucly) andithe tonguo which was almost destroved 18 be- snd t secuns that naturo 14 supplylog can talk so that my friends can readily understand we. aud can also eat solid tood it any doubt these facts I would refer them lox, State Senatcr of this dis- Bradtield, LaGraoge, On MRS, MARY L. COMER, LaGrauge, Gia, May 14, 1885, Trostise on B 0od and'Skin diseases mailed troe. Tuw Bwier Srxcivic €0, Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. N, Y., 167 W, £5d Bt range of the rockles reached, Here Is found the mcst interesting scenery to be obeerved on the entlre line of the road, Esho canyon 1s a grand sight, The pecu- llarlty from whence It derlves Its name {s noticeable when the englne blows a long blast the reverberations of which appesr to resound In all directions, Devil's slide, an extraordinary formation also excites the astonlshment of the traveler, while the view at Dovil's gate s one which awakensa feeling of awe, But the reading public has long ere this tequainted itself with these things, so a aruce to further deecription of them, Ogden, the terminus of the Union Pa- olfic, s reached at G p, m., and without wishing to dleparage the place, on first beholding It, one Is struck with the mis- erable appearance of the depots and oth- er adjacent bulldlogs, It reminds the visltor of our own beautifu'() Omsaha cowshed, The clty ltself, distant abouta quarter of & mile and lylog directly at he base of a noble chaln of the Wasatch agaln. to Hon. John H, Trar trict, and to Dr. T. length and ten in ion is aboat 4,500 feet, and the sarrounding mountains are 4,000 feet above the valley, In the gorges of the range snow lles untii August, The green vegetation creeping up the ragged sides to the edge of the snow, combined with the varied shades of green on the surface of the vallev and on the lower foot hills, make a scene of rarc beauty. Streams of water courte through the vi ley in varions directlons and on each s slituated a Mormon farming village or olty. Ttls with regretand a desire to return that the visitor lesves this beauti- ful ecenery In which the surroundings are 80 delightfal and plessant to look upon a8 In this, the “Junction Olty.” Wi, M. GRUNEBAUM, SHE WILL BE BF range, is almost invisible from the rall- rond becanse of the dense foliage of the trees In and about it. For the reason one’s first view 1a limited to the railrond bulldings and it fs by no means a capt- vating one, Apropos of this I sabse- quently learned that the clty had many years sgo glven a large tract of valuable ground to the rallroad companies inter- eated here on condition that they erectan adequate unlon depot. aving taken the land, the companies have taked thelr own time about folfilllng the conditions upon which it was granted, but it is un. deratood that the depot will be erected In thefnear fature. OGDEN 18 ADVANTAGEO In a business sense, It termed the ‘‘Junctlon City,” as five rall- roads make it aterminal polnt, the Unfon and Ceutral Pacifiss, Denver & Rlo Grande, and the Utah Oentral and Utah Northern, the last two belog branches of the first-named, Competition has not, however, bene- fitted O den, an the benefits naturally re- sultant therefrom have been nullified by the pooling system. Untll recently the paseenger and ticket departments of each road—the Denver & Rlo Grende and Unlon Pacific—werecouducted separately and surreptitious rate-cutting was more or less In vogue, but now there is a jolnt agent, who, of course, malntains rates, Regardless of all draw- backs, and there Is no place of its alze in the count suffering from more, Ogden, never the less, does a large wholesale business throughout the adjacent territorles. ‘The clty Is well lald out, Its blocks being much larger than those of Omaha. Hence, for a place of its slze, 8000, it covers a large area of territory. There are a number of fine buildings to be seen, my rights. You had no right to make a very handsomoe court house, the Z. C.|me your wife if you could not glve ma a M. 1. (Zion's Cooperative Mercantile In- | Lome.” stltation), In common phraseology, *‘the| ¢How was I to know I wonld be co-op bullding.” 2The instltation of | thrown out of work?” retorted the young whioh the house here is a leading branch, | man. has its centre at Salt Lake Clty snd Is “Why did you lose your employment represented In almost every town and|exclaimed the wife. “Yon went there hamlet In the terrltory. [Of coarse its|drank and made yourself obnoxlous.” stock I8 solely by members of the Mor-| ] was only ceiebrating my marriage. mon church and that they derlve a large[I'm a stenographer, Judge, and can easily rovenue from It must be Inferred. The geta job.” faithful are everywhere enjolned both|™ «\What scems to bethe trouble between publicly and privately to boycott the|you and his mother!” inqulred Justice business houses of gentiles and patronize | Welde of tha wife. only the co-op, or other Mormon es-| ¢Shecallsmea ‘stupid thing’ and scolds GE - r. G‘EAT ‘ V SERMAN REMEL) URE Rheumallsm,‘hcurzfigia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Back: Headache, Toothache, ELEGANTLY LOCATED. Large Lots at Reason- able Prices; A Good Investment South Omaha, Sincethe completion of the new packing and slaughter houses, South Omaha is mak- ing a wonderful ane rapid growth. Besides the large pork and beef house erected for D WINSER, A Youthful Husband Who Lost His Place While Oelebrating His Wedding, DOCTOR WHITTIER t, Chy Bt Louis, M Nel Shysical Weakness : Mercurial and othe: -t Yons of Throat, Skin nr Sores and Ulce The new York World has the followlng: “I'm out of work at present,” said George Lewiton of No. 83 Third street at Essox Market yestorday. ‘‘I was wmar- ried two weeks ago and two days after- wards I was thrown out of employment. My mother’s home is open for my wife untll T find work and then I will give her home of her own. Are you satlsfied, Lilllan?” he asked of a young woman at his side. *‘No, I am not,” said the young wife, a handsome brunette. *‘I was married to you and not to your mother. Nothing can induce me to live with her.” “You're mighty particular,” sneered the husband. “No, I am not partlcular, but I want MARRIAGE CUI James Medieal nstitut Chartered by theStateof I11i- tablish te, I th i th G S fl:‘( "fcs;é\'r':. ':Sd e i 5 5 e ali B ety bt st at ] e [GAMITBIA & GO, Gag e ot dates; ~ blind, impliclt obedl-|lcarn. I was a store girl before my mar- menced the erection of similar institutions ence being a’ primal tenet of the Mormon faith. Because of the namber of railroad men here, Ogden has the largest gentile element in projortion to its population of any place In Utah, Still that element is too much in the minority to secure a volce in either mun- {clpal or local government, andlt Is a fact that the avenues to public office are more closely GUARDED BY THE SAINTS than anywhere elee in the terrltory. At a distance a person knowing that people living 1n ene city, though differing upon religlon, politics, or other sufficlent, though ulierlor matters, must natorally commingle In every way, yet here in Ogden such 1s not the caze. While no hostllity is apparent, one must admit a total lack of that community of Interest and feeling which you find existing else- where, and which {s the true basls of all municipal greatness. This state of af- fairs has not been Iimproved by the rigorous enforcement of the Edmunds law of late. Scarce a day passes without an arrest of one or more salnta for a violatlon of this law and convictlons are numerous, The falthfal look upon this as an absolute persecution, which they know s sus- tained morally by the gentiles, and, of course, the varying reflections of the two factions do not engender the fallest spirlt of harmony. Regardless of this ‘‘drawback” to her progress, Ogden possesses some requlsites of a metropolitan place, A line of atreet cars facilitate travel on her streets and a fine electric light plant {lluminates the city. She also has public water works extenslve enough for her needs. Above the business portion s alarge ‘‘bench” as it 1s called by the ‘‘natives,” which, owing to its pleasant location and the fine roll found thereon, has been utlliz:d for sesidence property. 1In fact the ‘‘bench” spparently constitutes a clty by itself. risge and I had no opportunity to learn cooking, My mother-in-law fights with me all day long. She tried to prevent the marriage taking place because she thinks I am socially beneath her. My folks are every inch as respectable as his, but,” and her eyea filled with tears, ‘they are dead.” “Well young man,” sald Justice Welde, “you will have to find a home for your wife. “I’'m out of work and out of money,” he replled in a tone of despalr., *‘What can Ido?’ “TI’Ll get my old place In the stora back agaln,” said the wife, ‘‘and if you’ll take care of the work Inside the house I'll look after the outslde until you find work.” This was agreeable to the husband and the complalnt of failing to provide a home for his wife was dismissed. and still others are contemplated for the near future. *Several dwellings have been bu 1t and twenty or thirty are now building, Employment is now furnished to about one hundred and fifty families, and conservative estimates place the figure at eight hundred to one thousand families that will find em- ployment there a year hence. ~ This offers great inducements to Jaboring men to secure homes now while they are cheap. Specula- tors will ulso find it to their advantage to buy at present prices. The company have made no change from the original prices, but some parties who first purchased lots have resold them atsplendid profits, in some cases at ‘ double the purchase price. If in so short a. ime handsome profits are made, what will be the result when everything is fully devel- oped ? In the few other cities that are favor- ed with a first class cattle market, fortunes have been made by investors in real estate, and the same is certain to follow in South Omaha. While the whole city of Omaha is no eaperimenting. The appropriate remedy 1sat once used in each case. Consultations, per- sonal or by letter, sacredly confidential, Med- icines sent by Mail and Express, No marks on package to indicate contents or sender. Address DR.JAMES,No. 204Washington St.,Chicago,lil. A T s T OGS YOOI THEOKLY TROUB § IRON e —m—— A Renovated Fire-box, The stomach isto the human system what the fire-box is to the steam engine, If not in good order it ls impossible to “fire up,” and conscqently everything goes wrong. Mr. J. Mitchell Hebb, of ‘Wilmington, Del., was for years tor- mented with Indigestion and other stom- ach troubles, After taking Brown’s Iron Bitters he writes that new blood and life are put Into him, his appetite 1s increased, and his debility has departed. All good druggists sell Brown’s Iron Bit- ters, wtormatnn. tree d | PENNYROYALPILLS “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH.” The Original and Tellable, B AD} ————— Becking a Fortune in the West, New York Sun. “My dear,” said a father to his daugh- ter, “how long ago was it that George Jackeson went west to seek hls fortune?” ““Just a year,” the glrl replled with a blush. “‘Was there anything between you and George? I sometimes thought that he was fond of you.” *‘He was, papa,” and the girl hid her At Druggists. Trade eupplied by J. A. Fuller & Co une17 M) ) nhood Restored R .—Avictim of youthfulimprudenco trally” looat face on the old man’s shoulder. “I| SEinne™mefune Decet Noroinboul ok . 3 Contrally located upon it le 8 Bubllo| (o0 road Goerga when he wontamay that | timiianenr i oo ezt | development of the cattle interest, South Z'n'f.f’fx?a‘?fé’fii‘ie'gi'xfi'éifi“fl.‘fi,}‘;ffl‘;’;fi Ymemid moih fgr him Lo g {1 noowec || VU ER Vb iieistbio B | Ympha “Tots will enhanee in value' mra | lic pleasure. In looki the city| I have a letter from him.” f B . onetof the st things it ateacin iny| “n, papat” sho_ oxciatmed. “Doos | DOWING & G0 pidly than any other by reason of itsx visitor's attentlon is an institatlon | he—er—has he—oh, tell me, what does ouprns . i i of learning, already famous |ho say? N WROUGHT TR0 pipE imity to the works. throughout these parts for its excellence, [ ¢'He wants twenty dollars to get home [ FHUTOTT URTE TRy the Sacred Heart academy, owned and wlth. FLLOTIINGS, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, WORTHISGTON STEAN PUNPS, WINDNLLE AND DRIVE WELL FUNPS, Plumbers’ Gas and steam Fitters’ IRON & BRASS G0ODS, ENGINEERS' SUFPLIES, 24th & Dodge Sts.-OMAHA.NEB, AFINE LINE OF Piatos & Drga —Al WOODBRIDGE BROS, THE ONLY EXOLUBIVE USIE HOUSE IN OMAHA' NEB. constructed by the sisters of the Holy Cross, 1t has accommodations for a large number of pupils and s doing a noble work. My attention was then onlled to the churches of which Ogden hss mavy, they are with the exception of the Mormon tabernacle, fine structures and even that exception will soon disap- pear as the salnts are now erecting a tabernacle which will, it Is sald, be su- perlor in point of slz> and architecture to any sanctuary in the clty. Another outgrowth of the gulf between the peo- ple and all lberal minded people will agree with me that il 1s a deplorable one, is the exlstence of SECTARIAN SCHOOLS, As the public schools are controlled solely by Mormons, the teachers are malnly if not entirely of that faith, the influences operating thereln are natually of a tendency to impress the minds of children with a favorable cplnion of the church, For this welght reason, gentlle parents areaverse to their children attending them and as private schools can be best fostered under the ausplees of some church, nearly every sect has 1ts own school. The system is alto an expensive one, as it entalls a pri- MARUFACTURERS. Manufacturers of all kinds will find itto theiradvantage to inspect this property; good location, level grounds, track facilities and plenty of good pure water furnished by thi South Omaha Water Works. In fact, every facility to mnl:es desirable for manufacturerg, including cheap ground. 12 BUSINESS MEN ‘Will find it profitable to select prns arty now, as a year or two hence with a population of 5000 to 10,000 people, When Baby was sick, wo gavo her Castoris, When slhio was a Child, she cried for Castoria, ‘When she became Miss, sho clung to Castoris, When sho had Childres, she gave them Castoria this will become a desirable place for all kinds of business, and lots bought now, can be had at very reasonable prices which will double in price many times in the next two vears. EVERYBODY, Rich or poor, will find it profitable to make investments PR | in this property. Kree conveyance at all times will be fur- e oo wal e publlo shoo! ez, wpos Imported BOBY| Ahnedi ok to packios wikhiag to se. this. wondsrtal new town and learn of its advantages. We have entire charge of gentiles let here interject the obser- IN BOTTLES. vation that this one and the only place L A e of, and are the exclusive agents for the sale of all this on the globe where an Isracllte is & gen- AL fi‘:‘l:‘;‘x“ ’ PN pr‘opcrty from G streetssouth, Splendid lots from $225 tile. That distinction of race, rellglon SR upwards. and character which has eurvived the recissitudes and mutations of time and circumstances for thousands of years Is here lost ia Mormon Utah, Nine miles north of Ogden are THE BENOWNED HOT SPRINGS, known as the Red Springs, whose chief constituents are iron, magnesla and salt, The maln epring bolls up at the foot of a low ridge & shorv distance east of the rallway. Ogden canyon, ilwaukeo | Bchlitz P lsner. Milwaukeo Owaha | Ale, Porter, Domestic and Khine Wines. OMAHA SAVINGS BANK ! Cor, 13th and Douglas Sts, Capital Stock, $150,00¢ Liability of Stockholders, 800,000 Five Per Cent [utorest Paid on Deposi's LOANS MADYE ON REAL ESTA1.. Officors d Direcotores . Prosident BEDFORD & SOUER 213 8. [4th STREET, ‘We have desirable business and residence property for sale in all parts of Omaha and do a general real estate business, ~ We solicit boy= A, ers and sellers to call on us. We will give them all possible information 2 free, and keep conveyence free to show property in any part of the city, one of Utah's chief scenic attractions s accessible from the city In & thirty mlles’ drive, The Ogden rlver, which courses between lIts walls, is a famous trout etream, The sides of this capyon are very precipltous and plotur eeque, rivalllng Awmerican Fork 1o the variety and charscter of thetr striking featnres, At tre head of the canyon is sn elevated park of the same name and beyond this tho drive mey be extended Highly r Modistes, the the most emine States and Europe. Circulars free. LEWIS SCHIELE & CO,, Sole Owaers of Pa 390 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, = =27 FOR S84 toluse st e ke Vlen " |CHARLES H. PATCH w2 Bedford & Souer, elliptical shaped park, “‘bidden” sway be- 1517 Douglas Street, Omaha, FRge L ALK ‘ tween the ridges of the Wahsatch range. " and leading houzes everywhere, ¥ L. 8TONE, B will be greatly benefitted by the growth and 3