Mysecond thought is: As von advance in^life your enemies are stronger. First vou^meet tl u footu.eu; licit you must couteiid^with hones. Life is n gradual development^gg to its perils and responsibilities. In^riew of thst fsct we s ioui i be prepare.i by^schooling our |w^ers to discharge every ob
1M He wus proiuoled from Bgial to point^Unr.tig this peiiod. having been agent at^Kcl.uyicr. North Platte and Ouden. which^latter st .tion he held nut 1 March, lKIS,^when he was appoint^J sup-riuteud nt of^the Ptah A Noithern dins.on. He has,^Hi c ^ leaving the service of the Moot n i^C^ nt nil - in whose employ he acted ns pen-^ml rondwrister nnd in ster of trgagpo ta-^tioti, from November, P87, utitii Jnlv. lss:i_^bg^n doing business tor himself in t tgjdi it,^but Owllfl tocotitiuui d ill he ilt lu Ins tain-^Uj he returns to Mont in.i's s.iluhriuus^climate.
CondtirtorsE. a. Pinncy snd J. E. Cor^^ed, n in:vt h it the service ot the Slont.inn^Ccutr.il to engage in ruin.nr bus.iir^ss. Mi.^Huiiiiy is interested in Ihe Jersey Hlne^mine near Putte. It is said |e he maKiug u^gie.-.t showing. Hni eiss to you, linn.
ConductorPlnttor. ot tue Central, whtsse^truin ran into, and killed a band of cattle^some two weeks sine, wns yesterday nre-^MUgg with a beautifully engraved bull^glgb, by a c rele of ndm ring f ri nus.
Mr.w, P. Clotn./h, vic.i president, snd^Mr. K. H. Heckler, chief eiuiueer of the^Great Northern, are expected in Helina^sht rtly en route from the coast to St. Paul.^I bev have been look ng up right of way,^: n I utl.i r in it ers i n taming to ti.^ pro-^isis^d t vlension. It Is esse: ted that Wunt-^iii.n or Fairhav en^which places arc pructi-^c.iliy the same^will undoubtedly be the^terminus.
