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Foundation of Temple.

Tabernacle,

VIEW OF SALT LAKE CITY, LOOKING SOUTHWEST.

sage-brush knoll, its waters would divide,
and the different portions eventually min-
gle with the two oceans which wash the
opposite sides of the continent. We enter
the cars and pass on, the track seeming to
be lost but a short distance in our front.
The view from the rear of the car is the
same. The track seems to be warped up
and doubled out of sight. The curvature
of this backbone gives the track a similar
appearance to that witnessed at Sherman.
Although much higher at Sherman, still

To be ‘dead broke,” or out of money, is ‘‘ inthe
cap,” ‘on the bed rock,” etc.

this is the continental divide, but the low,
broad pass brings us 1,212 feet below that
place. To the north, the Seminole moun-
tains rear their rugged heights, and farther
on, and more to the westward, can be seen
the long lines and gray peaks of the
Sweetwater Range. Still farther to the
west and north, the Wind River Moun-
tains close the scene in the dim distance,
their summits robed in snow. Away to
the south can be seen the hills which form
the southern boundary of the pass, near

“ Shooting his month off, for one to use de-
fiant or foul Janguage.