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not be annoyed so much hereafter. Hackmen will not be al
lowed to importune visitors, and if they or the guides make 1
any exorbitant charges, they will be arrested and sent to the
county jail.
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of track of the Centra! Pacific Railroad were laid yesterday.
The track layers were compelled to desist on account of the '
uiiiuii&uuu -rauiiig. i ne iron was jaia ai me rate oi a mne an
hour. Work on the Union Pacific progresses slowly. The
rails are down to a point within eight miles of Promontory
Point. Governor Stanford yesterday" visited the end of the
Eastern road for the purpose of inducing ihe Union Pacific
Company to abandon their rock cutting and take the Central
road, but found no one in authority to make the change. This
morning only nine and one-half miles remained to complete
tlC rflQil Til Jril 1 O-li fi'i-im r-.r.ciori irt Aj.nn ft !l-in,-i o ,1 liolf m)n. P
iwv. vtiiwuii i iv, in iv.. mi iu ui,i-uii, mi ctiiia iicLii iijiica ui
which is the Central Pacific line.
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