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THE SOLAR ECLIPSE, AUGUST :, lsIa!

II began on the north side OF the sum- little above
st. cctrc, ut 40 r. II reached it, elimination At
$40 y. m a. which time about G-7ths Of the was
obscdred looking through smoked glass like new
moon on its back The ObscuratiOn CEASED entirely
1t AIS D. M. psssing 81 on the south side con.idcra
DIV nhpv. it, centre. The thermometer stdad at ~
n the tp.innns It then hogan 10 sink until just stsr
the tim: Of greatest observation, when Il wns =, . Il
having fallen II IN that time 1t then hx.an IL ri.r
aud the end Il stood Ut 9Oo. The weather WAS calu,
And extremely smoky, with few festhcry cirri 'oat.
ing ca.t. The dNrknrss was nat ~ great ~ had sup
pOS.si II wonlt H., and notice wSs taken ut Il by
fowls mnl., bai then the smoke has hem dD~c
lately that the did not tnst shadow for days to-
get..r, aud suppose they thought Il was oGly that
came old snlOkc." a.. =.
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American II ,rscs. - Considerable NJ

American H,rscs. - Considerable mum.
bcrs of horses are being brought into tho
county from Oregon at present. Mr.. Joseph
Daddow arrived here few days ago with
81 head, the remainder "f drive Of ~
which he drove from Wal!a Walla, coming
ria Salmon river and disln'sing Of number
en- route. Mr.. James Talln't also recently
arrived with drove Of - fr0m OrgOn
Walton & Co.. purchased, few days since,
lOof the lot for their deer Lodge Livery
Stable. They are full.biood American hOrscs,
some Of them splendid animals. - high
40 $500 having l,ccn offered and refused fl,
one Of them The boys arc. determined ia
keep rs fine turn-Outs - csn bc had in tho
country, and If he Is worth that to anybody
else he is to them. Mr.. Talbot has his drove
on Flint creek grazing.
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STRANGERS VISITING THE METROPOLIS
either businerr pleasure, will and the MAGNOLIA
HOTEL pleasant RI rec to eenp duriu: their eojourn
In the City, The House n conducted iu the Fls .
CLASS STYLE. The TAb,es viii always bc spread with
the BEsr AND CT, scEsr In the wkct. The sLEErIxo
APARTnExrs cOmIG table, and well ventilated ard
canuOt he suspasssd anywhere in the Territory. The
House ID located % MAIN sTpEET, ara doos bssow
the Pot Onoc, and opposite We'ls, FareO 4 ca,
Helena, ~. r. Tc'nss. -Grecnbacks taken
1t par, nj I'm
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To W"oA II NAY CONCERN. Having bsca damaged
20 large amount at money By hos running in ny
e"csosc ps-t"se and hay gro~nd-. ard Asviag god
'A~'"' ana sac eat fence around the sspe aGt hSw.
.~' p'"oe a.ssnst hssS hsrcby give pablic sstser
non sod st'er shis date. Win dispose a ~ 49,
.oa"' "''"'n the premises - may suit ny c0,,vrs.
". n DANCE
Dsss LopaE August IA issa
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Nj. Granville Stuart. Msjur Blake. xs.
W"rslcn and Others, old mouu,ainscss, o..
con'p''nici the railroad party to The Eastern
kIope t0-ley. ...E III saes.4. -
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WATcHES. c. O. D. A recent advertisement a
the National Watch Company contained . severe r.
Acctiou on an parties VINO have sdvcstiacd to sind
watches G. o. ID. Ncssu. Fullef 4 Co, OF this city,
have advertised for long time in the TstOS"e that
they would scnd genuine Waltham or Elgin Watches
c. o. D.. and from satisfactory information, We have
doubt Ut their integrity and fair dealing. We have
never head VI single instance OF complaint on the
pat Of any buyer that he did gst prcirey what be
ordered aud what they had advertised to send. We
have interest In the compettsoa between ds.Iers In
ws'ch.s. bat buyers have and II they ordsr wsshaa
or Elsiu Watch IT Fuller 4 Co.. Ne have no 0oabe
they will receive it..-iVew Fork Ivsakin Jsi1Sne,
Feb lsth 1919.
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neutrality-suspicious. las ct the ex.
ample 1t giving the psedominasisy char.
sc'eristics Of IT. cdisosa Why not MN.
tana! Mr.. Hnsme y lhe bs,kiess; Fisk,
the luckics'; Stuart, ~ MAJ inci.ivs; WIN.
kinaon, the mnst decisive: Maginnia, nsssl
huns'soua; Bruce, mnse pot = lof) moss
krr'cy, the 'orridoss; Ns0siss. ~ horid'
sas, and Mills. ~ hossidssa,l - sAatt
I'll, lsoy HI s. as,si b,ss s.apspsa ii's4aa
A oSslrss savss - s.aa OK -
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Sfrikrjs the Ssln, ~ Cosatr'y. From Mr.:
JOS Dsdtlow, direct from the salmon mines,
VIC learn that considerable excitement exists
there in regard to some new mines that have
l'ec" struck on the minslle fork of the Sal
mon River, about 100 miles southwest IT
Lersbnrgh, In hitherto unprospecscd re-
giou. About 100 men sts'npcdel there July
25:h. Up to the 9Th Of August only few
Ind returned. They reported very goot
prospects, and were buying supplies to re.
turn. Some dozcn claims had besn opened,
with g''od pey - the result. Among otl'ers
vho hal goe Krs,u I'd va Cole D,rrOn. =
we'll known miner. Water ID scarceat Lees
burgh, and there afc only ahout 40 men ii
camp.
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Come 10 Griel.-O'COnncl. the individual
fWm up the valley who did Deer Lodge 10
much damage in sentiment Ivy causing the
failure OF tho rAoc on the 7th, capped tho
climax Of his insIorious career, on the race
track cau;!c of days after. He Was riding
"Gunpowder a:sainst " Lizard" ~ milo
heat, and losing ground, scizei Lizard by
the tail and came near throwing him. Liz
ards rider. Al. Peacock, gave him few we'll
deserved cuts in the face with his cowhide
while on the 90, and won the race When
O'C"nnel came in, he was knocked down,
cuffeh pretty roughly, aud finally, escorted
out of town with instructions 10 make him.
self scarce. Mr.. OIin will not Permit hin,
to again 80 on the track. To prevent ~.
currrncc Ut such dissraccful affair - he
made the projected race, Deer Lodge should
ut once organize . tHkey club, and adopt
rules. That would lO Il. ..r s...-.. s'~
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Epiaespal Servioe>.-We are authorized
by Bishop d! g. Tussle to ansouscs hs will
hold services at the following unss end
pisces, psj0g TO his removal - Salt Lake
City: a
August lA Sssday-DlaDonl
Asga.t II, Tsssday-Blsck6ooe.
August u ssnday-Dsn Lodge.
Aasust - Thsraday-RsdersbssE
Aaguse a easaay-Bosesaaa ssd Hanntsa.
August n, Tuesday Gallssis City.
sspsbs I, Hsdneslay-ssaiiag. @@ NJ
Scptbs 1 xnsday-visxiss City.
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Vegetables Mr. e. n. Doughs, who
supplies Deer Lodge with large amount Of
ito vegetables fros. HE ranch near Enmetts.
burgl', was on Wednesday supplying them
At the following sa,es: Ptaasoes PCT pound.
&C. beans &c.. cabbage I5c.; bests 15c. |;
onions l0c. Mr.. DOuglas has roasting cars
now rrally far market. and after the s6sl
Ike will supply ths market with oil there 10
demand for.
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d. ROT forget the grand ball at ~ Ne.
Kinstry llOuse tonight. Ansmbesof Dees
LOdgess viii b ID attendance.
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Inprsvcments.-Strang's new front 10 up
DR. BDwie's handsome drug store u nearly
completed daguerrean gallery was put up
last week on Main street; new frame store
10 going up saj'nning Sharp = Naptpns' ;
John ONeil b ihr asening 70 build : Ma
soutc Hall 69xsS feet ADJOINING TIM Nsw
Nossa.Wsr buildisg. snd alss lntsaaDes
On intention IL pat In oar ftort sa,metiss
this winter. at which time We viii 1--WE
him first -class notice.
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Pjsneer 1ter-A-yr. McDougsl + Co..
near Woods Flat, cleaned up 93.O00. Ave
days work, seven men gr,usd slujcinG-
Walker 4 Co.. cleaned up el.0oo this werk
on their hydraulic clam, Pilgrim Bar. The
Rsk crock ditch b ssill casying go inches
Of water. rCH5
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We learn from IL. D L. Irvine sha1 the
splendid forcst surrounding Rack creek Ike
was totally destroyed BY 6sc III Wsek.
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XAN.KAy GAS.IAy
ZIMMERMAN 4 ROBINSON,
-f=-ss NJ. Wood sts~et, uesesaA .fAf#a5
fug HOST JOpCLAR RESTAURANT N MONTANA,
The rcsssit Ut Ill cricunp,
ZIMMERMAN 4 ROBINSON .f
KAN.XAN KAN.KAN
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The Northern Pacific party eanpsd tiseis
teanaa yesterday. ct Littje Blackfoos. and
msllc IN. excarsiOu 10 Tie Gold 4tcek njues
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&c 0n(,erIOy.

I. c. erosion,
wse1ssALs LsouoR AxD TosAnoo DsAam Nan
Street, He'cna has just received eoaslste sasstcai
II whiskiss. comprising n part q ~ ~ tDs~u
hsaais. Cane Spsinss Licking Valley. ukhon. Boone
County, etc. Also Cbampagna. lapaial Claset. and
Other hne Wines: also Beauty and GIT Edge ane eul
chcw;ng. and svcsy dssuipeiss Il Plag Tsaass~ 7,
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We undcrsaaM) asSsngesncniS 40 abo1t
perfected fur bringing wafer from Cotton.
wood creek ihrossh tie stsestA Good.
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- HENRY y. bRYANr. 0a1s sere4 Heseaa
esos sunss 1.sea1 papsn Tor . se1Aa
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VIZ publish to-day the card Of NJ. Walter
W. Johnson, surveyor. To thsse who know
him he needs no Recommendation 10 those
who do not, We commend him - one of the
best In the Northwest, Of many years expe-
rience In mining rsgiouaasd parties desiring
surveying done will find II " their interest
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Re0oval.-The Gazette has removed from
ito Main street location II the Whitlxtch
building, formerly occupied by the Montana
PUst. and has purchased al the material of
that Office. This gives the Gazette = fine
three story building, and splendid job Of
ace. We congratulate our neighbors on
their comfortable quarters, and wish them
abundant success.
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Odctal retasns frUm The 'Siyas," No Won
street. shsw saanioos vuee IN lavor Of The supcrio
liquors ard cisss farnishsd BY that popular nstits
ton
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Sabbath Sc5esl.-Thc Sabbath school of
Deer L'dlgc, On last 6asdath, selected Mr..
Tina Irvine Superintendent, vice Mr.. Al.
Olson Smith, resigned. Dr.. Rumscy wss
elected Librarian. The sclsool 10 well a.
tended. The selection of NJ. Irvine b IN
eminenily xosd ono, and the interest hese.
tOfOrc manifested IN the sel,ool viii Be n.
creased under DO charge. .. ..s.~
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~ The Nosthcm Psci0c Railroad Party viii he II
Helena on Monday evening. The Kan Kan" IL &c
know lodged the DelmonicO'p u the mountains. n,
pass into it, dining room will be expIoryd.
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Ma. HExRv N. MAGulss, f"r some weeks
engagr.l in the editorial department Of the
Isdrpeadens. pulled up stakes and journeyed
Tor - Atsrling's towers" or rather. Sterling,
on last Sunday. Mr.. u. u one ut the best
journalists In the country, and the YelIox.
stonc expedition which I've purposes sccon-
pany:ng will Isove brilliant historian.
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The eclipse came of y per hao1-lilla
The sun exposed one limb and then the
othcs, and the moon finally retired in dis
gust. In looking At Il some used smoked
glsss-one man tried piece Of smoked beef
without serious injury. The John Chins-
men lacked 1t it in water. a,me matcuiine
hens tried to coax their chickens 10 retire
for the night, but II wasa failure. Several
birth days crme OF prematunely, but with
that exception no harm was done.
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w. NUnPny.
ss@ss5srgs -. =. e==sz .-s-e-y.B
Gazette Friday, An. "a
Several Sestlensn with large capital arc
csnvssGin4 Ne sutjs Of sryanizing heavy
men aaejle arn - essahlisa m iD,aense
whplesale sfoc.sy house ID Hslsna. 10 sup
ply III nsrvhsnA II the Territory cheaper
than tisaa thsy cosid briaS goo.is from The
Hast This y ''ssstasr es;dsses II . finn
ss1 s1idiia1. (aiAa iesAks prvpeniu ssd
brieAs (sSsrs y Asssss1s"
seppksns Bsr - ~ (ssoni, b pa1&s
% TO >l3 pr hand. S...,
Crups In thc Ealls,in Iook Ana.
The military rua.l fnm Pom Ellis 70 Nos.
cissheil Win b. conpl { 4 - liz weeka !
" Smith D 0rssssrs claim u Bannack, 10,
saspssdsd hydnnlic operations f0s ~ ~.
s,a, On .s.xosas Of lhs scarcity Of water,
and cltaasd y ~ paslsis Vt su.l without
cleasins bsd-sOck i \ thoayht lhss, ~
Clssahg cof Ne hsd-soek VII tacseaes he
y5eId y 80 pounds, = fr0n - . o1oo
~ . higA . ~ ny b obsaissd 70 Dc
pan In H. Gpouad s:aics From . clpin re-
crafty epsaea IL shs gslch, . IL aboss sigas
tsss sqaase wassluicsd. yielding Over d ~
and 81, ~ ~ bssa o64ssd for the caain,
..A eefa.~f ~ - 4 = .EsssE
HsmlA 1tt1Ay. A1k -
Novelty Store lyopcned 1nice Haascs Z
Nd 4 ..na anysT9fE III, 4E9ss9s rfIsWYi
Hfty-elghs Yellow j - III Coeinae Ioy
Montana Aagas9 II III a'is hss3
Bssslaa went Dsuocsaaic y 1onajosity.
h saansRAA1li FsnUns = npaessd
- y nakiag psoGpsss . - stvs. asd +
ckpyqR g Cou Ieleed aaa2e ~ M isst
TEs1 Sj5tSSeds1 Ss ~ baf. ed IL = ~
I'M tsiR ~ ~. a1aatrsasahmdsud asd
sqpgnV ~ g 6ue1GhA 1loooo ~ q
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PETERaON gulch, seven miles from DceI
Lodge, WAS the scene Of stampede las,
Monday. It is good-uo question. Tic
greater part Of the gulch b staked, and big
mining viii BE- done there next SEASON,
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hold out for any length OF tme against
the mine-ownors. On Monday morning last
tho funeral OF q miner was announced.
to which all o'.. tho MINERS wore invi-
ted excopt tho Welsh. Tho story now pre-.
Yelling to some extent in the coal regions, ac-
cording to the correspondent alluded to is,
that when the Avondale miners went to thoir
work on Monday morning tho wooden petition
In tho shaft was fred with kerosene oil by
some person standing in tho tunnel, forty feet
below the top OF tho shaft, and tho work of do.
struction thus began. To giyo color to this
horrible assumption Of tho mine being fired.
ono man states that tho brattioe, tmeaning the
centre portion of the shafe,) was less burned
below than above, and that If it were sot on fire.
from tho furnace in the mine the lower part
would be totally consumed, and the upper
would DO the least affected. The story is alto
re ther too horrible for credence.
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CHI AR L E S T ON.
MORNING, SEPT. Is, 1869.
Our L1verpool SCANNING Llne.

Steam, OF late years, has come to be the
arbiter Of commerce, and cities thrive and
prosper just ia proportion as they choose to
avail themselves Of it's power. The South
ern seaports ore OF this time engaged in an
active commercial rivalry. Each is strug.
Cling hard to secure and fix, for its own
advantage, that great stream Of trade which,
as yet, seems shifting from point to point,
and ready to submit itself to the control of
the first community that shall display the
boldness, energy and tact to grasp SO rich a
prize. The Gulf ports are practically out
of tho ring. The most natural outlet for
the immense yield of the Mississippi Valley
would undoubtedly be the water courses
that flow to the Grit; but the saving of
time by the shipnor. Of produce oia the
Atlantic ports ontweighs oil othor con-
siderations, and the trade of the great
West exhibits steadily growing ten
denoy to sock our ,seaboard With
reasonable exertionss on our part to
extend needful facilities, this tendency
can be shaped and encouraged 80 as to be-
come the permanent and Interchangeable
course of trade. Charleston combines in a
SURPRISING degree the natural and artificial
advantages which should entitie her to the
lions share of this great Western business.
Her great railway lines stretching out to
the very banks of the Father of Waters; her
fine steamship lines, connecting regularly
and frequently with the Northern cities,
and her noble harhor, all point to bright
and prosperous future for our city. But
chiefly, can she claim rightful precedeno Q
over her rivals iuasmuoa as che has al
ready established . line Of staunoh and
splendid steamships to Liverpool, which
are, we trust, to be but the pioneers Of other
lines of direct steam Communication be-
tween the South and Europe It has already
been stated in THR NEws that this great
enterprise, so successfully insugursted last
season, through the energy and public
spirit Of the house Of r. Mure & Co., is to
be maintained by the same house during
tho season now opening. Aoable telegram,
received yesterday, announces that the
frat steamer will leave Livarrhnl .,fo- thiu
port direct, on or about The 9th Of o. ober'
Shippers from all parts oftthe Southwest
can rely upon the most reasonable rates
and the quickest dispatch by this line, and
merchants in our own State, Georgia, Ala
bams, Florids, Tennessee and even Mis-
sissippi will promote their interests by or.
dering imported goods direct by these
steamships. We earnestly invoke the good
offices Of our contemporAries Of the press ig
behalf Of our enterprise, which IL should be
q matter of pride with the whole South to
sustain. .s.,r .,,.c.,l
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Tho Lancaster RAILROAD Movement.

A spirited railroad meeting was held at
Lancaster Courthouse on last ssles.dsy,
which wos largely attended by persons rep
resenting tho wealth, intelligence and va
ried interests Of the county. Communion
tions were read from Charlotte, Camden
and Chester promising hearty cooperation
in the movement to extend railroad faoili-
ties to Lancaster, and resolutions were
unanimously adopted urging the County
Commissioners to subscribe the sum Of two
hundred thousand dollars Of stock toward
the construction Of a railroad from Lsuoas-
ter Courthouse to Camden, Chester, Char
lotte, n. c., or to any other point Of con-
neotion with the general scheme Of rail.
roads in the South, which they may deem
most advisable, and which may hold out
the best promise Of success. A committee
was then appointed to act in conjunction
with similar committee on the part of
Kershaw County, to apply to the presi-
dent and directors Of tho South Carolina
Railroad, and ascertain if the Camden
branch can be purchased, and if go, upon
Wnos SSA nio3 ohu ~ AoPofe tho cono " du
adjourned meeting to be held ON the first
Monday in October.
A responsive meeting was held in Char
lotte, N. c., on the 9th instant, at which
much encouragement was given to the pro.
ject. Delegates wero present from Lanoas.
ter and Kershaw, and the meeting was ad-
dressed by DR.. DeSaussure, of Camden I;
Mcssrs. Moore and Connors, Of Lano aster;
and by DR.. Fox, Governor Vance and Gene
raj Barringer, Of North Carolina. Reso
lutions were passed warmly commencing
the proposed enterprise, and giving pledges
Of assistance in its prosecution by liberal
subscriptions to tho stock. Charlotte de-
clares that she wants q more direct route
to the seaooast and more markets opened
to her trade. 5.
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There is . general titter among news
paper men atsthe weil:intendsd but utterly
viatonary proposinofn 81 virginia College
10 create "Chsir Of Current Litcraturno.i.
with s,yiew' to enable those who may wish
70 beoome jourhaiists to lear:n, tho .'princi..
;'.ples and practice Of the professio on: -, The
knights Of the quill deolare with one voice
that the true editor. is "born, not made. .
and that the best possible training to de.
Selope latent genius for journalism Is
term Of service either as printers devil or
In some other equally practical capacity in
connection with the Office Of live news.
paper. Tho learned faculty, We fancy, will
and IL q puzsling question to decide what
special branches should be taught, or rsth-
er what should not be taught the youths
whom they would train up as the lights Of
the Fourth Estate. For the journalist diff
fers from ali d.het profe fessionsl mon, in
having no specially, on whish he cxn afford
to concentrate his attention. There Is no
department bf human knowledge from which
tho newspaper will mot, at times, need in.
formation, and hence ths bsst editors are
sften those who have the Unborn power end
tact 70 avail themselves With discriminstion
and In season of she brains and varied at.
itstnmsnts ,of other people. JAnoth.r OBJ.
M9us objection 70 the scheme would be The
impossibility of providing 1 ssltsbist t;ipro-
fsssor 81 journatisu,.", MaSifs st,ly ( Il sons but
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-15

CoLoxHL D. Wyatt Aiken, the Secretary
Of the State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, officially announces the offer by
the Charleston Chamber Of Commerce Of q
silver goblet us premium for the best ten
bales Of upland cotton exhibited at the
State Fair in November next. He urges
every planter in the State to consider him
self privileged competitor for the hand
some prize. H
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The Air Line Railroad which is to con-
neot Charlotte, N. c., With Atlanta, Ca, is
evidently popular enterprise in the up
country, and the people Of several towns
Walhalla among the rest-are pressing rival
claims for the privilege Of having the line
so located as to pass through their respeo.
tive limits. -: