Rocky Mountain tunnel aims to cut distance Denver to Salt Lake City
The document outlines a grand tunnel project through the main Rocky range, claiming a 260 mile railway short cut from Denver to Salt Lake City. It notes a five mile tunnel plunging 4,400 feet below Gray's Peak, with heavy investment and modern machinery, and mentions notable figures like Mark M. Pomeroy steering the enterprise. It discusses related financials, public notices, and local anecdotes.
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Rink
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