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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
Gun PnxDLrrOs LErrnn.
PrsD1rros, Feb. ie, 1873.

PrsDIEToS, Feb. ie, 1878.
Editor Democrat.
Hoping that word OF two from this sec
ton Of country may Be Of interest to youl
readers, send yon the following:
a general good feeling seems to prevail il
political circles, especially in the Democratic
party, which has heretofore been somewhat
divided in this county. All former divisions
and misunderstanding appear to bo settled,
Prominent men who have heretofore opposed
each other arc now willing to work shoulder
to shoulder to further the interests Of the
grand old party. Jas. Turner i one Of the
livest men in laboring for unanimity, and he
thinks all will be harmonious this year. BE
is an active worker and publishes coed
public journal
Many persons are coming this way in search
for homes. Some are well pleased, and Others
disgusted. The man Of small means has much
to contend with in opening up farm. Water
Is scarce in many localities, and timber has
to be haulod from twenty to fifty miles. A
great many claims have been taken up, but I
think quite numbor Of them will revert to
Government
This is not an agricultural, but grazing
country. There is no farming here now, but
if the reservation were to be thrown open it
would be otherwise. Northeast of this
about twenty miles is a large farming district.
II has well cultivated farms, which yield ON
an average from thirty TO forty bushels Of
wheat per acre. In this district is located
Weston, which has population of about 500.
It has fine new school house, costing about
81, 600, which would be an ornament to
much older village. School is kept up the
year round and is largely attended. Six
religious denominations held services at
Weston There are two large stores, carry
ing utoeks of goods worth from $4,000 to
$50. 900. besides quite number of smaller
places Of busiress.
Dipthe-ia has been raging here lately, and
has left iaany sad hearts to mourn the loss of
their little ones
A man was brought in yesterday for poison
ing fellow citizen He will rest in jail until
Court.
Pendleton is very quiet. with the exception
of DRINKS, who are troublesome. II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
AEoldrhaeG

Last Saturday II H wallace, living in
the upper part of the city, buteheTed large
fat hog, and n the evening hung it up to cool.
About seven or sight o'clock thief came IN,
and after cutting the. hog Ia two pieces, car
RED of one Of them. Mr. Wallsce says he
heard the noise, and looking ogt, recognized
the thief, but was afraid to arrest him, as he
still carried the large knife with which he
bad eut up the pofker. He wishes US to say
that if the thief doesn't come forward i'm
nediatsly and settle for the pork he got, he
win be prosecuted for larceny. Bfr " Is
not N good health, and is in rather poor cir
eumstancts5 and a man who would steal from
him must be most outrageous villain.
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4 Carefal send.OH.

Ths Pow-Jays gsve Umalieket l. a careful
send-off last Tuesday At the depot the
constitution vas copiously signed, and the
members Of the order, unkivered and dressed
in clothes, gave the usual grand walk around
-wh1Is singing sad and careful ode Of fare
lFsl and assthe train slowly fred out from
the depot, carrying away the great and good
Umalieket, and the usual farewell Of the
order was waited to him. there wasn't d dry
aye in the Pow-Jay.
Let strangers know that the Pow-Jay wseps
I'll the I7th of March and can't afford to be
fooled with.
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New Patents.

Through Dewey & Co., Patent Agents,
San Francisco, we receive the following list
of q. 8. patents, granted to Pacific Cost
inventors, viz:
w. Eppelaheimer, s. F., tubes for wire
rope railways, two cases; 7. F. Levens, Cas-
cades, w. T., steering propeller; G. Bennett,
Clifton, A. T., blast and reverbatory furnace
W. R. Finch, Eureka, CAL, breech-load.ng
firearms; A. Klotz, Vallejo Cal, windmill
wheel; G. E. Livermore, s. f., mercury con-
saw s teeth: W r. Stow Chicago. j, 8 Iii III and md
H. NJ. Stow, s. F., street pavement; tre-is-
suesl Clara s. Bradley, combination under.
suits
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RTIMM0NS
In sss Cireai, Court Of the STATE Of Oregon,
for fks Cesssg eS Liza
d r fur,Ar aF3Issnf;SF.s vs !S5.yff,, 7 n.

In sts Ciiesi, Court ef the State Of Oregon,
for ne Gpuag cS Liza.
D. L. +. Luper, Plsintiff; Is Martin Luz
per, Defendant.
Suit for divorce
To Martin Luper, the above named De-
Eendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon, Won
are hereby summoned and required to ap-
pear and answer the Plaintiffs complaint
IN the above entitled suit, now on file with
the Clerk Of said Court, on the first day of
the nsxt term of this Court to be holden
at the Court House IN Albany, Linn Coun-
ty, Oregon. on the second Monda-, the IIth
day of March, 4. D. 1878. and you are no.
tilted thst the relief demanded in said COM
plant Is that the msTriage now existing
between Plaintiff and Defendant, be dis
solved, and that Plaintiff have the care and
custody of W. Grant Isuper, one third Of
Defendant,s real Prepsrty, 5000 slimcny,
and S250.00 for attorneys kees, and for
such other relief as may be equitable, be-
sides costs and disbursements Of this suit
This summons Is published in the STATE
RTaETs DEMOCRAT. newspaper, for six
consecutive weeks, by order of Hon. r. P.
Boise, judge Of said Court, which order il
dated the 2nd day of February, 1873.
SFRAHAN BURNETT a i. BILYEE
Attorneys sor Plaintiff
n27as
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Arrived at Last.

LAST Wednesday evening the first of that
large run Of logs we have heard Is much
about made their appearance at the boom in
the Calapooia above town, and yesterday
evening the stream was filed with them from
tho boom nearly mp to the cemetery. About
1900 logs are in the run, all being yellow fr
With the exception of few eedars, and the
mill company will now have enough to keep
them running for about year We Wsht
up yesterday and took look at the entire
''drive, and find that what we have said Of
the logs heretofore was not in the lsast over
drawn. The logs are mostly large, long, and
almost free of knots; every few steps you
VIII come acress big, yellow fir that viii
turn out from Loco 20 1900 feet of beautiful
lumber. Men who have been in the lumber
ing business for lifetime in Maine, Wiseon-
sin and Washington Terfitsry tell Us that
they never saw a drive Of this size which
would turn cut so much clear lnmber Al
though Allen. Robinson & Co have invested
in this to the amount OF over $50, o0e they
now consider themselves amply repaid They
have spent considerable money in opening out
the stream, when everybody told them they
were wasting their capital, but the result Is
that OF all the logs which were rolled into the
water away up in the mountains. l95 miles
from this city, only three have been lest.
After all the expense which was necessarily
incurred by improving the river and making
this drive, these logs cost less than those
whieh formerly supplied the mill. and the
drive which viii bs made next season will
cost materially less than this It is grand
success, and we extend our congratulations to
the Calapooia Boom Co. which has brought 1t
about
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That some country establishments are able to
vie in quality and price in 50 many different
lines of goods with their ambitious neighbors
IN the large towns and cities, who make
a speciality 81 particular branches. is puzzle
to many. But when we have dealer whs is
thoroughly instructed by long apprenticeship
and careful attention to al the details Of his
business; who has the necessary capital; who
has simple habits and tastes, and in eozse-
quence small expenses; and who is raoresvet
satisfied with moderate gains, the problem is
easily solved. They who wish to enjoy the
benefits arising from such an establishReus.
shoald by all means do business with Wheeler
at Shedd.
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Thanks, 4.aa1es.

Last Saturday We were placed under OBJ
legations to the Ladies Aid Society BY re-
3 living from them > beautiful cake, sent as
= token to show their appreciation of our
services in securing them large audience at
their festival. We mako our most polite
bow, ladies, and thank you cordially for yOar
present. Should you ever wish other favOrs
that it Is in our power to bestow, do not be
backward IN making it known. Oar paper is
gvsr ct your service, end We viii always
assist you to the falI exlsnt Of eur power
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
Great Invention.

Mcfarland is now manufacturing and has
for sale, at his establishment in this city, one
bf the most important cooking utensils that
has ever been invented. It is called porta-
bic oven. and consists Of two vessels, enc
resting within the other. but not touching it
only at the top. The space between the two
vessels Is filed with water, TINS effectually
pfeveatiag ~ hii1gs which are beng ceOked
from burning It is reryspimple, convenient
aad ussfsl szll we only ssendes that it was
not patented years ago. Don't forget, ladies,
to. call IN at McFarland's when Jos are down
on the street, and be spEs t3examins ths new
eeoking utensil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01

Before yon buy sewing machine BE sure
to call on Gus. Barker, out at the depot. He
is agent for the Remington sewing machine,
which is rapidly gaining favor wherever in.
troduced It ia claimed thatsit,can besrun at
a higher rate Of speed than any other shuttle
naehinenowint thenarkett making 1900 stitch
es per minnie. Mr. Barker viii take cid ma
chimes in part payment for these new ones, or,
for cash, he viii sell cheaper tfsn any other
agent Call on him and try the machine.
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4 singing sociable.

Our young friends out on Albany Prairie
have been passing the last winter very nicely.
They organized singing Society last fall and
have been meeting once a week ever since
at the different residences of the members Of
the club or society. This is very pleasant
and profitable way of spending the long
winter evenings, and should be copied after
in other communities. Thursday evening Of
next week this society meets at the residence
of Squire Duncan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01

NoTHINs SHORT OF unInistakable benefits conferred
upon tens Of thousands of sufferers could originate
and maintain the reputation which AfRRE SARsAPA-
RILLA enjoys. It is compound Of the best vegetable
Alternatives with the Iodides Of Potassium and Iron
and the efIectuAl Of all remedies for serofulous
mercuTial or blood disorders. Uniformly successful
and certain in its remedial effects it produces rapid
and complete cures of Scrofula Sores Bails Hunors
Pimpes, Eruptions Skin Diseases and ali disorders
arising from impunty Of the blood By its invgorat.
ing effects it always relieves and asn cses Liver Com
plaints Female Weaknesses and Irreglafites and is
potent renewer Of vitality, For purifying the blood
has equal 1t tones up the system, restores and
preserves the health, and imparts vigor and energy
For forty years it has been in extensive use and is To-
day the most available medicine for the suffering sick
eYerywhere. For sale by all dealers.
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Il Irtr saslIan, e.aa..:.I -


TAa sayslss. sib.i e!,Ahksaa hands this week,
and is now owned by accompany again. The
company was incorporated nnder the name of
f'The Albany. and SantiaAr Canal Co, Z" with
capital of S85,009, divided into shares of
500. John Crawford sold the Canal to the
new company for sS4, 600, and takes ll5
shares Of stock himself Ten per cent. of the
$4,000 ispaid down, and the balance viii be
paid in semi-annual installments of the same
amount, which viii clear the company of debt
in FIVE years. The first meeting of the com
pany was hsld at che Court Heuse last Tues.
day and the follewing persons elected Di-
rectors [. Elkins, q P. Burkhart Jason
Wheeler, ohey Fry. Jun, and JAS H Foster.
Jas. H. Foster was afterwards elected Pres
ident Of the company, and l. Finn, Secretary,
Dro TEN. is ;as agi siQ aaF II
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Religious Notice.

Divine service will be held in St. Peters
Episcopal Church next Sunday evening at
Z o'clock. Subject Of sermor-'C Confrma-
tion--a duty incumbent on every Christian. y
March 9Th, lash Wednesday, there will be
services at p. m, at which time the first of
a series of lectures on ''Christian Evidences
viii be given.
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Notice.

N1oTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN whem it may concern, that the IN
y r. Cheadie, wife Of Raphael
CheadIe, residing in the City Of Albany,
County Of Linn, State of Oregon. did, on
the nh day Of February, 1878, duly make,
flsand have placed ofrecord,
her declaratory statement of intention to
become, and thereupon did Lecome,
and now is, sole trader. OF this let all
persons henceforfk take due notice.
E. r. CHEADIE
Dated at Albany, Or. Feb. eth, 1878 25w4
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Largo OnIena,

''If ye have tears prepare To shed them
now" ]. Shea, of Sweet Home, sent lot
of onions down to Sheriff Herren this week
which are the largest we have seen for some
time. Three of them which Mr.. Herren
brought to this Office weighed five pounds,
and the largest measured sixteen inches in
circumference. The members of the Powiay
Society ought to have each had one when
they bade goodbye to their beloved Uma-
Ticket last Tuesday.
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EXCELSIOR COMBINED HARROW

oAORss0R 0RUaHzs,
patented By Kuhn slsr. and are prepared to iurn-
ish FSrmeTs this superior Implement which seems
be destined to rivsl every thing il its line esred
70 the public; We have . good WOOD LATHE AND
AN EXPERIENCED TURNER aud are prepared TO
furnish good work in that line.
Hoping by close attention u our business and faif
dealing With our customers to merit and receive con
tinuanes OF the very beral patronage heretofore
tended to Us, give call, and encourage home en-
te-prise. 4. CARTKR q GO.
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sPEAKING al scI0.

Ths scio Democrats club uests to
morrow and WIN be addressed y able
speskers A rousing meeting pected.
Let everybody attend q
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The Centaur Liniments are of two kinds.
The White is for the human family; theYel-
low is for horses, sheep, and other animals.
Testimonials Of the effects produced by these
remarkable Preparations are wrapped around
every bottle, ndmay be procured Of any drug
gist, or by znail from the Office of The CES-
TAuR COMPANY, 46 Dey Street, New York
City lS:29yl
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}. II. BURKHART.
2esl Rstats and Csnvsyanesins Ageat,
ALBANY, OREGON.

CDREBR FIRST AER nz4oABALHIN STREETS.
proved, in this and adjacent counties, suit
able for grain raising, also tmbered land
and stock ranches fer sale on easy terms.
Alge for sale 9 numb( OF dwelling
houses and vacant lots in this city.
Parties desiring to either sell or purchAss
sAould oAlI and learn terms and prices be-
SSre purchasing elsewhere.
Persons desiring help can be provided
with any number 0f l&beress by leaving
Edaxa an1IA.
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F. S. Dunning has received large lot Of
rosewood caskets from San Francisco They
are the handsomest, cheapest aad best IN the
valley, and can be had in half an hsnr after
the order is received Remember that they
are Of all sizes and very cheap.
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To Our Friends

who heve favored us VITA their patronage ne return
oar sincere thanks Our business VIII be continued
hsreofore, and Efforts to give satisfaction to all
who may favor ps with their ORDERS viii be unabateS
We have improved our ehineFs, and increased the
eaPaeiSy cl factory, to reet the growing demand
for ssNiderscoPe Of Eork, both plain and Ornamental
in our thriving city and country, and prepared
furnish the Latest styles Of Work in our lire.
We have connected Nish our former business. the
Tnanufae<tl Of the
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Dissolution Notice.

OoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the eco-partnership heretofore existing
between n. PFieo and Hugh Niekerson.
under the firm name of Price & Nsckerson,
engaged in the saw mill business, IS here
by dissolved by mutual consent. All per
firm are invited to come forward ard set
tie without delay.
PRICE & MCPHERSON.
January so, 1873. n2sws
N. B.-The business above mentioned
will be continued by the undersigned, who
respectfully solicits liberal share OF pat
ronage. promising to furnish only The very
best lumber to be found in the market.
NIMROD PRICE.
Waterloo, Linn Co., Or, Jan Soth, 1878.
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Business counell.

The Linn County Business Council, P. of
H. win raeet on Monday, March llth, at 10
o'clock a. a., at the halIof Harmony Grange.
A full attendance is desired.
c. @. BuRKHARr. Sec'v.
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READ THIS!

TF YoU WISH TO ENGAGE IN A GOoD. WELL
established, growing and paying business can and
see & Carter & Co at their R00R. SASH AND
HARROW EACTORT, in Albany. who propose TO
sen one-hah or the whole of their factory property
real and personal, on very accommodating terms 70 an
accepted purchaser For particulars. apply 70 O. ad
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Another church soe,ao,s.

On Thursday evening of next week there
will be sociable at the residence of Dir B.
W. cundif A general good time is expect
ed Everybody is invited and all viii be
made welcome.
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new ORDINANCES.

g Two rev city ordinances are published in
the DEnocaAT this week, If yoDu are inter
ested, le0k tdsm mp One Of them is in
relation to the establishment of gas wOrka in
this city
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DIED..

SAvAGE--on the ssth Of Feb, 1873 near Skedds
Station, Of scarlet fever. Mr. C. F. sAYAoE-azed IS
years, months and Is days
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letter List.

The following is the list Of letters remaining
In the Post ONCE Albany, Linn county, Ore
gon, Feb. ., 1879. Persons calling for these.
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ALBANY HOUSE.

On aroAdaIbsn sfreefseHe deer Nerts1 sE..A.e
s1Dem0erafs' once.
s. A. FANNING, PROP.
HAVING LEASED THE ABOVE
heuse, Will say to those who rnay
iaSor me with their patronage, that in
tend to give entire satisfaction to al as far
meals and prices are concerned
Board and lodging per WEEKS 90
boafo ..---... ..---.----.-- w
Single meal......-..--... .....s--.-..s -
Beard and lodging per day. 20
vISn1stf
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The house occupied by Dr.. J. L. Hill, at
the upper Fourth street crossing of the Canal,
is being moved up to the front of the lots.
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Ladies. Aid spe.err. !,

This Society will hold its regular meeting
for March on Thursday afternoon of next
week, at the residence Of Mrs; J, F. Backen-
sto It is hoped that all the members will
bedn attendaaces
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MARRiED.

gRREMAN-RIcHARDsoN the slst GAY Of
Feb ISIS the residence Of the brides parents
Scso, bY }. L. Miller J. P, AR- LEWIS FREEMAN and
MISS HARRIET RIcaARDsos-both Of this couatg.
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STATE Treasurer's ska xetIee.
ANS-9e-A ~ . ~N~AN(e
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Salem, Feb. Is, 1873.

Salem, Eeb. 10, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there are funds in She Treasury for
the payment cG State Warrants classea and
numbered as follows:
Warrants Of old issue, payable nom spe-
cial tax, indorsed prior to Sept. i. 1874, viz:
Nos. SIS, 5IT, 51S, $40. 526, 527, 529, 535, $40,
54l, $50, 53l, 542, o43, 5S4, 545, 5z6, 547,
64s, 54S, $50, 55l, $50, SIS, SIS, 556, 557,
554, 5S4, 56f, $50, 554, $50, 585, SIS, 57I,
572, 57z, $50, 5S1.
Warrants of new issues 1,3l2 1914, 1915,
1876, 1917, 1918, 1899, 134l, 1919, 1913, 1893,
l34S, I34e, 1910, 1853, 1925, 1913, 1881, 1858,
1854. 1855, 1886, l04l, 1857, 1850, 1862, 1864,
1867, 1859, 1869, 1871, 1915, 1873, 1855, 1874.
1875, 1873, 1880, 1882, 1881, 1886, 1885, 1888,
1889, 1890, 1898, 400, l4e4, 14Il, l4I2, 1415,
1414, 14l6, 1920, 1422, las 1877, 142e, 14S2,
145I.
Interest on these warrants viii cease
after 10th inst. A. III. BROWN,
n2oWS Stata Treasurer.
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AS the light OF the moon to the belated
traveller, as the refreshing shower TO the
whitening plant, as the sparkling water to
the thirsty traveller, SO to the dropping in
is Frese's Hamburg Tea-bringiRg with it
rest and refreshment
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To the Farmers of Oregon. sgtH9ak 49
- Hentlemen;-We have the pleasure Of inform
ing you, have on hand and for sale the following
deserVedlY popular line of Farm Implements: Gar
den City Clipper PIows; CuItivators and Harrows
Farmers Friend Grain Drills and Broad Cast Seed
ers, combined; Monitor Force Feed Seed sower and
CultiVatoT, combined; Standard Newton Wagons;
Hacks and Swift and Standish Grain Cleaners: also
for the harvest of 1878, the justly celebrated lie
Oormack Self Binding Harvester, which we stand
ready to warrant in every particular Please call
and examine before purchasing Descriptive circu-
lars, FREE, application.
EUGENE BUCHANAN
Agent for z. Cunningham 6 Co.
Corner First and Broadalbin Sts., Albany, Or. n8O
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X The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley 4 Rnlefson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal 70
the best in thew Grid.
% Nontgomeay Street, saA FraResace,
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G. G. BURKHARr, Sec'y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-31
THE NEW PLUMEs.

Work Already Begun on the Branch
to American Flat--BOth the Main
and the Branch to be Ready TO
Bring Down Next Springs Wood.
Work on the proposed new wood,
lumber and timber fiume from Lake
View to the Comstock has already
been commenced, the contracts for
the lumber which will be required
in building having been drawn up
last Monday. The branch fiume to
American Flat must be comp eted
before next Winter; but no definite
time has yet been fixed to begin
work on that part of the fiume
which is to run to this city. 1t is
the Intention of the projectors to
have both ready to bring down next
Springs wood, but the main hume
being private enterprise of General
Marlette's, there may be some delay
in building it. In the branch hume,
however, the Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Company are very largely in
terested, and it will be built with the
utmost possible despatch.