| Show REVIEW OF CONDITIONS I THROUGHOUT CASSIA CO I Special Correspondence N AKLEY Cassia Co Ida July Jul I i O Traveling to 10 Oakley and cur sur surrounding I rounding towns has baa been ma iii U h 11 iree th tilt the branch line from Mini doka via Ia Burley Hurley to T Twin ln Fable Is III rom corn completed A comfortable chair ear car Is h I a along along along long way WilY ahead of ot a Mage wagon with four going at nt a breakneck k speed over oer a rough tough route and then crowing the Snake river riser S IQ O feet wide on Ott it LI 1 rickety Now low a 11 atine atine tine line ham U m and amI comfortable wagon takes one horn from Burley Hurley and lands him 2 tables In III Oakley In itt four tour hours hour tot foi Hurle are arf dry with no shade s alit ami the tho cummer ummer heat heal is III almost but bUl they tile at ale looking to the sweet b band byo and IK lu when I tune Sam will gh them the tho PUI IU u i Well Velle the I he mall mail contractor purchased an for tOI thin mill lonte route and unit home i but It hi too many runaway and life lito limb Seine S evil tier per son colt or offered It up U one cite mid midnight night as n a and the Ire destroyed bull both It and onil the old blacksmith hoj III In which V II It l was kept keN The lung long mm treaty ret 1 winter of I wax wu buIlt both a and a calamity to 10 The hundreds of thousands of ot J that were n II curse eurac to thin country perished perl from trout rot during ilia linn y tahiti of or n winter Inter and si 81 e ring aim wh a 1 I tr Ir r clor between hel and Oakley used to HC ee hundreds u ur 1111 tt Irl ul vi Ill IK IK ii IJ 10 IM loll M IIO II Ia t year ear eur about Id 21 6 mIles mile quare was taken from the public domain for tor H a 1 for tor forest torl est cat l the timber thereon Is not nol much larger titan than a good sized fence pole This has hu worked a I cry cr great Krul hardship upon the sheep p men Then tin thu 1 long Ions and tedious winter together II with a wet tet and snowy spring with h hit hay y running up ulI to 10 l 1 a n ton Ion much of ot which I WItS cs shipped chipped from from abroad Title This has damaged the thc trade of ot Oakley to the extent of thousands of or dollars and now MI must most of ot the herds herd are on Wood j river The sheep business was RS the life Ute and of or Oakley Oakl but today It Is gout gopi Yet Vet ll Oakley Oakle Is III l rich with her beautiful and splendid farms and such LopS flops that have hae never before been t en will wll keep tIu wolf from front the tho door tinor for fo tune time to 10 rom corn Many IRn beautiful I horn coil anil lawns Art are ArtI seen eron en In nd around Oakley and cur sur surrounding ur I rounding country but bUI none lIone Perhaps are art up to the standard of ot of ot those thieo 1 of ot Thomas Not Ol only are they lh largo large hut but well Kept anti and free from that Ihal yellow jellow 1110 peril dandelion Many Mali electric storms elorme am antI much wind Id bat hLll little II II I ruin rain have this week weck The Uh ih of or July Jul was as celebrated hero III In style t lp There was wall a 1 procession which Included Indians and gen on horseback and nail what was us l to 10 be bl an emigrant train Oakley Oakle Salt Lako lak visitors 1 this neek were Andrew Andrett JensAn n of at the historians Jeorge eorge A Aldor Aider Jamea Poulton ZO Z C M 31 I 1 I and aid I I IJ Harold ot or Ii the Juvenile |
