Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-03-04 | Page 4 | Grading for the Cut-Off

GRADING FOR THE CUT-OFF. Matters at Ogden are now active In piepaiing for the beginning of active work In grading for the Southern Taenia Ta-enia cut-off across the northern amis of the lake The distance to be graded Is llfteeu miles, an. the grading la tn be llnlshcd In ninety da)a Hut It wont take half thnt long, If time Is nny object, ob-ject, for the track will go oter a level plain, with so few Inequalities of surface sur-face that the work will be light and liilikly done. The heavy nail and the1 l.dlous part will lie the piling and II1N lug In the lake, making In the midst "nf the lmvy waters a solid, substantial track Xut doubtless the line has been thoicnghly sounded, rtrm bottom tound, and all preiwratlnns duly made. In former for-mer times u -h an enterprise as putting thla lino luraiw those aims of the lake would have In cuventuied upon (If considered con-sidered (euslble at all) Willi rotuotnnoe and misgiving but in the piesent stag nf engineering science thla woik Is conaldued a mie tilfle not to be computed com-puted with such tenia a building rail-loud rail-loud in the Andes, Und putting put-ting In th ti metuloua viaduct on the road to lluiinah, bo it may be tonfldently atmtned that all will go well, and that th work will be pushed without Inteiruptlon und with due sprod. It will make Ogden ll lively plaou dining the aeasnn, foi no doubt that city will be the headquarters i r vll tin wmk and supplies We ic-ih ic-ih i n Ita prove i i r ' i i i i I to the Hr lie I '4 .. i i i tun) porn n I r T" tt j'i l t Ita Just dues 1 1 l-K tat.