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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-04-03
Per City of Sydney, March ~,

NEW YoRK, March 19th.-The Herald bias q
Cairo despatch, reporting the discovery of an
other and more important series of Masonic en-
blems under the Obelisk-
WAsHISGIoN, March tb.-The Senate to-day
received q message from the President IN response
to a resolution calling for the correspondence
respecting the Panama Ship Canal. He says {:
- L deem it proper to state briefly my opinion as
to the policy Vt the United States with respect to
the construction of an lnter-Oceanic Canal, by
any route, across the American Isthmus. The
policy Of this country is that the Canal must be
under American control The United States
cannot consent to surrender this control to any
European Power, or to any combination OF Euro
pean Powers. II the existing treaties between
the United States aud other nations, or If the
rights Of sovereignty of property of other nations
stand in the way OF this pOlicy-a contingency
which is not apprehended-suitable steps should
be taken BY Just and liberal negotiations TO pro-
mote and establish the American policy on this
subject. consistently with the rights OF nations to
be affected by 1t. Capital invested by corpora
tions OF citizens of other countries in such enter
Prise must, in a great degree, look for protection
20 one or more of the great Powers OF the world.
No European Power can intervene Tor such pre-
lection without adopting measures on this contHn-
ent which the United States would deem wholly
iuadmissIble. If the protection of the United
states i relied upon, the United States must ex-
ercise such control as will enable this country TO
protect It's national interests and maintain that OF
those parties whose private capital is embarked
IN the work. An inter-Oceanic canal across the
American Isthmus will essentially change the
Geographical relations between the United States
and the rest of the world. Ii will be a great
oceanic thOTOughfare between our Atlantic and
Pacific shores, and virtually a part OF the coast
line Of the United States. Our merely CONNER
ciaI interest is greater than that OF other coun-
tries. while It's relations to our power and prcs-
perity as a nation, to our means OF defence, our
u1nity. peace and safety are matters of paramount
consideration TO the people of the United States
No other great Power would, under similar cir
cumstances. fail TO assert Its rightful control over
n work so closely and vitality affecting It's interest
and welfare. Without urging further the ground
oF INV opinion, l repeat, IN conclusion, that 1t IS
the right and the duty OF the United States to
as-err and maintain such supervision and author
itv over any inter-Oeeanic canal across the
isibmus that connects North and South America
as will protect our national interests This l
am auite sure, will be found not only compatible
with but promotive Of the widest and mos
permanent advantage to commerce and eiFliiz-
alton
After affording Minister Seward ample oppor-
tunity to retire from the Diplomatic Service vol
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HALLIDIE'S PATENT
Endless Wire ROpeWay

UNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APP
pointed sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands for A. :.
Hslidie's Iron and Steel Wire Rope OF every description
Patent Endless Wire Ropeway for transportation Of Ores,
Merchandise, sugar, sugar Cane, &c. We have also been APP
pointed sole Agents for the California Wire Works Co.
We have Just received for distribution q few copies Of the
70. Mechanical Miners Guide, transportation Of Ore and other
material by means Of the Endless Travelling Wire Rope. Hali-
dies Patent Endless Wire RopeEay. with suggestions as to its
erection
We would respectfully suggest to our Planters and their
Agents that Hallidie's Wire Rope Tramway is Just what they
want for the transportation Of Cane. and also for carrying
Sugar TO the landing, and transporting supplies from the land
ing 10 the Mill.
122 n n s. CO.
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TNNHE UNDERSIGNED BEING ABOUT TO
II erect a number of Cottages, with garden land attached,
a short distance from town in Nuuanu Valley, corner Of
School street, opposite Mr.. Henry Warehouse, also, on School
street, as far as opposite Rev. >. e. Bishops.
The rentals will be about Twenty-Five Dollars per month.
Tenants will have the right of purchase by payment in irstal-
ments for three or five years, with a depOste of Twenty-Five
per cent, should any be sold.
Those requiring homes can secure the same by an early APP
plcation to the undersigned and if not too late, can have
buildings to suit the intending occupants.
Jas If JOHN THOS. "ATERH0USE
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INV YORK, March 6th.-The Herald, in an
article on the influx of Chinese, says ABOUT four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, DR.. james, ExamIn-
ing Physician of the Board ofHealth, was notified
that a case Of leprosy existed in No. As Mott
street. A Herald reporter visited the house and
found a Chinaman named Wong Gan, who pre-
scented all the external symptoms of leprosy. His
face and hands were covered with dubious swell
ings, and the flesh appeared to be forming in his
nose. Wong Gan said he had contracted the dis
ease over a year ago in San Francisco. he was
willing to go to any hospital if he could be
relieved, and said be worked every day in a cigar
factory down town. DIR. Jones will visit the man
tomorrow, and if the case should prove a bad
one be will remove him to Riverside Hospital, on
BlackweIl's Island.
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MONUMENTS,

VNHEU UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
II received the Agency of Monuments, HeadstOnes, &C, by
special arrangement with the manufacturers, is able to furnish
the same at lower figures than they have heretofore been sold.
Designs and Drawings can be seen at my store on Merchant
ST., one door from Bishop & Co.'s Bank By pricing these
articles, the enormous reduction will at once be seen.
The inducements I offer are such that people have no need
of sending elsewhere.
nS If FRANK GERTZ.
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Is IT FOR CONQUEST IA rupture is announced
between France and Madagascar. What is If all
about? The telegram does not inform US. But
at any rate there is a row. Monsieur, the Con-
sui, has hauled down his flag. and made his ap-
peal to France. Is this a fair quarrel, now,
based on some great wrong ,perpetrated by the
authorities of Madagascar, upon French citizens
resident there or is it one of those worked up
plans through which the stronger Power often
hopes and proposes to come into possession of the
weaker Governments property or territory r?
England is continually spreading out her power
over the weaker races; Germany shows a SINH
lar disposition Italy has her ambitions, looking
to the northeast Spain, having lost her American
colonies, has an itching for acquiring Morocco 4;
Austria is overrunning portions of Turkey in Eu-
rope Russia is for territory wherever she is al
lowed to conquer it and why should not France
be allowed to pick a quarrel with Madagascar's
dark rulers, and take a slice, or the whsle, as
recompense? Africa and her islands are to be
the bone for the possession of which civilization is
about to contend, as well as Is contending. But
perhaps the French Cousul's quarrel is merely
based on q dispute about the tariff on absinthe.-
AHa.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE,
I'm FIVE GALLON TINS. FOR SALE BY
maria 80 BOLLES & co.
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FOR RENT.

49, A DWELLING OUS IN NUUANU
IN Valley, containing ten rooms, servants houses, horse
EHA and carriage stables. Also, three acres of good pas
ture land. A grea: variety Of fruit trees and a large flower
garden. Government water laid on. The premises are in a
good condition. Address: P o. Box 169, or enquire of
ms 5 MAGNIN.
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SALMON,

nALES OF OATS. CORN,
Id Bran, &c. For Sale by (marl3 'sO) BoLLEs 81 CO.
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HN AND HALF BAL SAID
to be First Class. Columbia River Salmon. ex Matte
Macleay, for Sale Low, by (marl3 800 BoLLES & CO
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HEUBBUCK'S PURE LEAD, HUBBCCk"
White Zinc. Hubbuck's Pale Boiled Oil, Boston Spirit
Turpentine. For sale by
jal '79 DULLES & ~
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

I'm OF THE ERS OF
IL the Edinburgh Subscription Edition Of the ENCYCLO-
PFDIA BRITANNICA. Ninth Editiou, Messrs A. & c
Black, and their American Agents, Messrs- Chss. Scribner's
Sons l am authorized to receive subscriptions for their
Genuine EditioH. and to guard the public against the spuri-
Gus edition DOW offered by an Agent who purpOrts his edition
to be the correct one.
Subscriptions will be received only for the entire set Of 81
volumes, and are payable on delivery Of each vol. as delivered.
THoS. G THRUM.
feb2S Pm Agent for the hawaiian Islands.
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FOR SALE.
COTTAGES TO LET.

49, A HOUSE AND LOT IN
M. For particulars, inquire of
Ill nj If II. HACKFELD & CO.
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LIME!
CALIFORNIA LIME,
ja24, so For Sale by BOLLEo d w.
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OREGON, FAMILY, PIG PORK,
I'm so lbs. X KEGS, RECEIVED PER -.
FALRINBURG. For sale by (d2) BOLLES & 20.
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UNOR LUBRlCATING. IN FIVE ALL
TINS. For Sale by Cmar13 800 BOLLEs X co.
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LARD OIL,
CASTOR OIL

AND FIVE TIN
A M For Sale by (marl3 so BOLLEs & GO.
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STOCKHOLM TAI

"ILMINGTON TAR. WILMINGToN
St.f 20 BOLLEs & co.
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CASH ON DELIVERY
la14 If
BEEF AND PORK,

lust RECEIVED, A FRESH LOT OF
% Oregon and California Beef. Also, Extra Prime Pork,
which will be sold at Low Prices, by
mar13 80 DULLES & w.
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NEW POTI
PAINTS N PAINT OIL

TIER STEAMER ZEALANDIA A Small
is24 so ID u W. For Sale by BoLLEs q co,
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CALIFORNIA RIVER SALMON.

WNHE GENUINE RIIJLE IN BA HlFNE ELS
iaod so h1H Da'i BoLLEs & co.
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HALF BARRELS OF BEEF,
EROM OREGON. FOR SALE BY
maria 80 BOLLEs 81 co.
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GROCERIES.

a FRESH. For Sale by
al '79 DULLES & ~
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FANCY PAINTS

CHROME GREES EELLO
Verdigris, Patent Dryer, Vermilion, &c, with a Genera
Assortment of Fancy Paints For Sale by
marl3 80 DULLES & ~.
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Balm WAGONS {.
PAINTS N OIL.

WUST RECEIVED: ATLANTIC LEAD
81 in Packages of ! Pound TO so Pounds-in tin cans and
wood. Also, Paint Oil, boiled and raw. For sale by
mar13 80 BOLLES & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-14
PROPOSALS
Work on the Sacramento, Feather
and American Rivers.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
" Drainage District No. ], Sacramento, Cal
August 9th. 1880
By order of the Board of Directors of Drainage
District No. l. passed at the session hele the 9th
day of August, 1850, sealed proposals will be lie
ceived at the office of said Board at Room No. 10 in
the State Capitol Building, Sacramento, CAL, until
IL o'clock NJ on THURSDAY, September 9th, lSSo
for brushwork for rectifying the channel of Ameri
can river at certain points in the vicinity OF its
mouth for brush and earthwork for restoring and
protecting the west bank OF the Sacramento river
at certain points between the towns of Fremont and
Washington for brush and earthwork for restoring
and protecting the west bank of Feather river a;
certain points nearly opposite the town Of Nicolaus
and in the vicinity OF Humphreys Landing, and
also the east bank of Feather river q mile or more
above its mouth and also for brushvork necessary
in rectyng the channel of Feather river at various
points, in accordance with specifications on file in
the office Of the Directors, as above.
Each bidder must accompany his bid with certi-
fed check upon some wellknown and responsible
banking house for at least five (5 per cent. Of the
amount OF his bid, payable to the ord r of W. II.
Parks President of the Board, the condition being
that il any party 70 whom contract shall be
awarded shall fail to give the bend as required by
the Board of Directors for the faithful performs Al
of his contract the check accompanying said ceuusd
bid shall BE- forfeited to the State.
The party TO whom the award shall be made will
be required to give bond, with two or more sure
ties to the satisfaction Of the Board and in an
amount equal to fifty (50) per cent. of the amount
OF the contract, conditioned for the faithful per
Torrance thereof. Seventy-fve (75) per cent. Of
the Engineers estimate of work done will be paid
monthly in warrants drawn on the State Drainage
Construction Fund.
The work must be completed within sixty days
from the time of signing the contract, and no Chi
nese or Mongolians shall be employed in any ca
pacity whatever on any work TO Re done and no
material used in the construction Of the work shall
be purchased from any contractor manufacturer
who, either directly or indirectly, employs any Chi
nese or Monaghan labor.
Bids must be directed to " The Board of Directors
of Drainage District No l, State Capitol Building,
Sacramento, Cal, aud Endorsed enyelop " Pro,
posals for Work"
The Board reserves the right to reject any all
bids. CHAS. NJ. COGLAN, Secretary.
The time for receiving bids for above work,
excepting on Feather river, opposite Nicolaus, is
extended TO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1850, same
time and place.
By order of the Board of Directors.
all I'd CHAS NJ COGLAN Secretary
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was called to order this afternoon, and a tenn
porary organization effected by the election
of c. P. Yates, of Multonomah county, tenn
porarv Speaker, and Charles b. Moores
Chief Clerk. The following, Committee on
Credentials was appointed Wilbur OF
Clsckamas, Plummer of Multonomah, Wads.
worth of Benton, Galloway of Yamhill, and
Parker of Benton. The committee, after a
short consultation, presented report which
was adopted Biles, of Mul.onornah, moved
that a committee OF five be appointed on per-
manent organization. Carried. a commit
tee was appointed to wait on the Secretary
of State and inform Linn that temporary
organization was effected, and that the mem
bers were ready for administering the oath
of Office. In response the Secretary, K. 2.
Earhart, appeared and administered the oath
to the body. The House then adj burned until
o'clock P. NJ.
The Senate was called to order at II NJ. by
Senator J. w. Grim, Of Marion. Solomon
Hirsch, of Multonomah, was elected Presi-
dent. j. G. PEBBLES was chosen Chief Clerk,
G. 0. Holman Assistant Clerk, George
Tatum Sergeant-at-Arms, Joseph Acton
Doorkeeper The Senate then adjourned
until 3 P NJ
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PROPOALS S
....FoR....
Work On the Sacramento River
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF }
DRAINAGE DISTRICT No. /,

SACRAMENTO, CAL, August %, 1850.
DY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
I'D of Drainage District No. l, passed at the ses-
sion held on the 26th day of August, 1880, sealed
proposals will be received at the Office of said Board
at Room No. 10 in the State Capitol But ding Sac
ramento, Cal, until 12 o'clock NJ. on MONDAY,
OCTOBER 4, 1880, for repairing, strengthening,
constructing and protecting the river banks and
levees both sides Of the Sacramento river, from
Stony and Chico creeks to Butte slough, in accord
ance with specifications file in the office of the
Directors, as above Also for rectifying the chan.
mel and reforming the east bank OF the Sacramento
river at point between the new Gas Works and the
Y.street levee, just below the water front Of the
city of Sacramento.
Each bidder must accompany his bid with GER
titled check upon some well. known and responsible
banking house for at least five (5) per cent. OF the
amount of his bid, payable to the order Of w. II.
Parks President of the Board the condition being
that if any party to whom contract shall be award
ed shall fail to give the bond required by the
Board of Directors for the faithful performance of
his contract, the check accompanying said party S
bid shall be forfeited TO the State.
The party to whom award shall be made will be
required to give bond with two or more sureties
to the satisfaction of the Board and in an amount
equal to twenty five t25) per cent. OF the amount of
the contract conditioned for thefathfu performance
thereof Seventy-ive (5) per cent OF the Engineers
estimate of work done will be paid monthly In war
rants drawn in accordance with the Act.
No Chinese or Mongolians shall be employed in
any capacity whatever onany work to be done. And
no mater al used in the construction OF the work
shall be purchased from any contractor or manufac-
turer who either directly indirectly, employs any
Chinese or Mongolian labor
Bids must be directed to THE Board OF Directors
of Drainage District No. u State Capitol Building,
Sacramento, CAL" and Endorsed on envelope Pro
posals for Work on Sacramento River.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. CHARLES N. CoGLAN, Secretary.
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NEVADA,


CARrIN. September 13sh.-The following
messengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive il
Sacramento tomorrow i. q. White and
wife. Ohio; VIM. Mclaughlin and wife,
Master VIM. Mclaughlin, Sacramento; Mrs
p r. S.hmidt, Robert T. s. Lowell, Jr.,
Mrs. +. w. Stevens and daughter, Mrs
Issk, San Francisco ; Horace NJ. Sargent,
Boston, Mass; Mrs. \. p. Wiley. Master
Walter Wiley, San Francisco c. W. John
SION. Miss Margretta Johnston, Miss Eliza
10Th Johnston, st. Louis, Mo-; Colonel VIM.
II Johnston and two children, L. S. a.; f.
0sborne. England; C. Z. Selby Kentucky
7 Bethel. l. Lawton, Oakland Sister Mary
T; Sister Mary Alphous, Ohio; p,
n Hart, Oakland: G, Norman Weaver,
Boston. Mass; Miss Duncan, Toronto, Ont;
w Jenkins. Nevada county, Cal; Il. Ger.
her San Francisco; J. 5. Veris. Sacramento
Frsnk Brewster, Colorado; \. Woodland,
Bod;e Cal: Vim. Jillson, Reno, New; Mrs.
CeTson and child, Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs: Baggett
and four children, Mississippi; Miss Ella
Ra Pa, Brookhayen, Miss.
One hundred and six emigrant passengers
;nclnding &C males, 20 arrive in Sacramento
Sentember 18th.
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British Ship Ashore.

San Francisco, September 13th.-The
British ship Erin's Star, from Antwerp for
this port, with 1900 tons of railroad iron,
went ashore eight miles north of Point
REYES, twenty eight miles from San Fran
cisco, in heavy fog. at ) o'clock this morn
ing. The steamer Senator passed and took
The ship was lying easy when the steamer
passed, with but little sea. A tug was imme-
diately sent to aid the ship. A heavy gale
prevails this afternoon, and the vessel, unless
got off, must be in a serious position.
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Attempted Suicide with strychnine.

SAN RAFAEL, September 13th.-At u
o'clock to-day a young man was discovered in
the waiting-room of the railroad depot at San
Rafael Junction, writing in pain from the
taken with suicidal intent. He was removed
into San Rafael, where he is lying in a critical
condition He is a man about 80 years of
age, little finger on left hand gone. picture
of locomotive, with the letters a. P. Il. r.
in India ink on the right forearm, and also a
Masonic square and compass. He wore a
striped shirt. with the letter P. j. on the
bosom, black coat pants and vest, and black
hat, and had plain gold ring on the little
finger of the right hand Ga his person was
found Morocco pocket-book. which con-
paper, upon which was written, Rhoda's
love-lock. When this you see, remember me. !"
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Passengers by the southern Pacific.

MoJAvR, September 13lh.-The follow
ing overland passengers, by southern Pa
ci6c Railroad, passed Mojave September
18Th, to arrive in San Francisco, September
I4th: Mrs. n. Clenos, Los Angeles; L. w.
Bun, Sacramento; L. w. Butterhon, Mrs.
and Miss w d. Jones, Los Angeles; Mrs.
and Miss J. b. Price, San Francisco f.
celes; J. w. Cameron, J. S. German,
Tombstone 5. Chevil, Los Angeles; H.
Glomin, Tombstone l. w. Thomson, San
Francisco
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STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EeuALzAIIoN,
SACRAMENTO, Cal, August 20, 1850.
yFyo ALI, OWNERS OF SHEEP IN THE
County of Sacramento Take notice that the
State Board of Equalization proposes to increase
the assessed valuation of all sheep not including
Lambs assessed in the County OF Sacramento, ~ per
centum The Board will hear and consider all
objections which may be made to such proposed
increase. at its office, at the CAPITOL in Sacramento
city, on any day between the hours OF A. N; and .
P ". SUBSEQUENT to the first publication CT this
notice SUNDAYS excepted, to and inclusive OF the
goth OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1850.
'' - WARREN BUTTON,
au24.td Chairman State Board of Equalization
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horticultural and agricultural Fair
x.-i,.o, r5onor or,J yrooj

SAN DIEGO, September 13th.-The first
horticultural and Agricultural Fair of San
Diego county will commence on the 23d inst,
at National City, three miles up the bay.
1t will be fine affair. The display of fruits
will be magnificent.
The steamer Ancon this evening took out
over 80 tons of wheat, honey and wool.
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Fatal Accident.

PENRYN, September 1Sth.-John Owen of
this place met with an accident which caused
his death at o'clock this morning. On Sat
urday evening he went into the woods to cut
bee tree, and not returning, parties went in
search of him. He was found about II
o'clock under the tree, from which he had
fallen, in an unconscious condition, and re-
NAMED so until his death. He leaves a wife
and two small lildrep.
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san Dcrnartino County Fair.

SAN BERNARDINo, September 13th.-The
first annual fair of the San Bernardino
County Agricultural Society will be held on
the 10Th, 18th and 18th of September. The
officers of the Society and the people of the
county are making every effort TO make this
fair success. There will be a large variety
of deciduous and citrus fruit on exhibition.
A great many trotting and running horses
have been entered in the races which will be
held each day of the fair. The horses to
compete for the purses are from our own
county and adjoining ones, none being entered
from the northern counties yet.