Show local matters i W kite brie ra a 40 letter ekr written by goo geo 11 carroll formerly of the camp douglas baud and lately mus inns bertea ott of df the service dated at denver nov 28 64 in which he says that tho tha sufferings they havo have endured and I 1 the hardships they th have undergone are beyond any imagination ft hase who have not undertaken a journey across the plains in the wlater winter reason eason his party were thirty two awo days in reaching denver traveling through snow now two and three feet in depth and were compelled ta their convey conveyance ancO three times during the trip they have bave been completely snowbound snow bound for two and ana three days at a time I 1 on three or four different occasions they lost several mules and iwa beco obliged to pull their wagons wagon for miles by bit hitching ching long ropes there to ile he has succeeded in reaching denver some of his party were obliged to winter in lesburg julesburg Ju and r fort ort halleck lie ile writ writes es that all articles of provision and produce are arc equally high in prices at denver as in salt lake city and that wages ar are e no better board is 12 to 15 per week ile he gives the names of his party as follows burstadt aurstad Mur stadt t E dunnington i R it taylor pul pal ion three brothers joseph henry and martin forbes and john heywood heywood is working at his trade crade black at denvor denver the others are doing s na thing nothing but are looking for work they all express the wis wish that they had rema remained klea until cpr spring 1 1 i ng ere they left utah THE keas K present to our readers in this issue the annual message of his excellency gov doty yesterday read to the le legislature gi slature it is a clear and cread creditable stable document with which all interested in the prosperity of the territory be wl well sati the lute late hour bour at which we received ed the copy precludes a more lengthy notice natice att JB 4 it js is U ta lie be hoped that slier sh vr tuan may be p ioa to inform the south urn imn press from wat point ats ill is to to telegraph le graph to them that ho he will IL let A them know elvere lie ho iq K ii i little mic Nv wonders onders if his friends won t advise him to accept of ft a barouche and tour four no ho is to have it a 1 grand review 0 ou the ath of arch next SAL S the newly organized camp brass band are rapidly becoming pi proficient in tooting their horns under the leadership ot of their loader 71 01 fsr wo V e g ageda a big load of wood some d days a 9 since but we imagine the ron contractor tractor has concluded not to think that tha it it is due I 1 gg the recent storm performed some same serious arlous freaks in Cali california lornia and no inconsiderable rable destruction to property liag hae been the result sythe sy the utah community can purchase chase 1 flour and grain at prices regardless of the proscribed prescribed rate ur of tile the sal saintly fItly r convention that once had n P sit till 0 aa sf that soldier andea and excellent officer M maj dij edw has s been to colonel of the ad caa C V t I 1 am the drs drem parade on sunday wt AM in camp was witnessed by a nuni num berf ladies and gentlemen from the cit city y 4 yar col A A C williams ast 1st fiat N T vol left camp for fort bridger U T on saturday last hast S there is fine skating with u w these therbe lays days and tile the young men art are losing no time in enjoying the amusement anthe juthe montarea Mon Legio legislature lature don con ww on the dinst emr sr gen connor left camp on sunday morning for a visit to lo rush ruh valley 4 aar mal ma oneil one tl ad CO C aliw Vl iw le wt t fork for V U tj T sw for Moo monterey orey california |