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ALABAMA LANDS.
Effect Of the BiIItO Exclude them
from the Law with Reference
10 Mineral Lands,
Special to Courier. Journal.

Special to Courier Journal.
WASHINGTON, March ll.-One of
the last acts passed at the recent SEES.
sion of Congress was that ito exclude
the public lands in Alabama from the
operation of the laws relating 10
mineral lands" The lands affected
by the new law comprise, it is esti-
mated, about 1857 go acres of coal
lands and 224, 900 acres of iron lands.
Much Of the coal land is said to be
worth from $40 10 $40 an acre, and ex-
Senator Warner, Of Alabama, who IL
familiar with the region, says that in
his opinion very little Of the area !.
suitable for agricultural purposes. A
like opinion was expressed by Special
Agent Purdue, OF the Interior De,
partment, in a report made last May,
For several years special agents q
the department have been investigat,
ing frauds upon the government NJ
connection With these lands, ana 4
good many persons have been indicted
for conspiracy. perjury, etc., Com.
missioner Mcfarland, Of the General
Land Office, expressed the opinion
that these prosecutions would all fail
on account Of the passage Of she new
! SGT,
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The Novelty Folding SOfh lied
best In the world.
Intersected Rubber Door Mats.
AMEs, BEATTIE 4 Co.,
list 362 Main street.
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Art Pilgrimage.

On Monday next Professor Crom
we'll will open at the theater here with
a series of art lectures, accompanied
by illustrations and music. The first
night will be devoted to London, the
modern Babylon, the second to Italy,
the art land; the third to Rome and
the Vatican; the fourth to Switzer.
land and the Alps; the fifth to Paris,
the beautiful city, and Saturday to
Germany and the Rhine, at night
also Jerusalem and the Holy Land
at the matinee.
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AMUSENIENTS.
Hermann, the Magician.

The great Hermann, the prince Of
illusionists, arrived here to day, and
will open at the theater tonight
Many of his performances are very
wonderful. He will doubtless draw
full houses during his engagement
hara
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Kissing By Telephone.

kissing by Telephone.
He Tin city, after laying aside one
Of Sol COleman's fragrant Havana CT,
garS)-"Is that you, dearcst2"
She Tin suhurbs)-"Yes, love-"
He-"Put the mOuthpiece to your
lips"
She-"Yes, what?"
He-(Kisses) THAT"
She-"0h, my what was that7"
He-"Did you get it, dOarest2"
She-"Yes, love, cool and distant
but so sweet Call again"
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JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKES,
84I Second street. lott
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CHEW BLACK HAWK,
n. ESCH, Sole AGENT.
SPauIdIng's Base Rnlls.

sPaulding's Base Balls.
BATS and BASE BALL MATERIAL
In largest variety and best assortment
in Memphis,
AZ MansfOrd's, 10
Oysters, Fish and Game receSvesr
daily.
SEESSEL'S MARKET,
lSa q ssl rIain, near UniOn- l22t
TIE NATIONAL BOARD Ar
HEALTH AGAIN.
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NOTICE.
Removal of the Oak Hall Cloth.
Ing House.

In consequence of house rebuilding
that old landmark, viz:
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PERSONAL.
$. HALLE,

Proprietor OAK Hall Clothing House.
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FOUND.

fIVHE cheapest piaee in the city for the --latest
styles Of BOOTS, Sn0ES, SLIt PIERS
an SANDALS at HIhSCH, ScHWAB 4 Cos
SO BEAL. IL 30
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Oak Hall Clothing store,

having existed for the past twenty-five
years under The proprietorShip of S. Halle,
we take this method of informing our
patrons and the public generally that we
Ton or about March l5) will move to
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No. sO7 Main Street,

lunder Peabody hoteD, temporarily, UNI
I'll our new building is completed. Call
and see US, Respectfully,
3. HALLE,
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LOST.
STRAYED

T Asst NIGHT, from ScCalla. Gate, 4 Co.'S
Ia camp at NoncOnnah crossing, VI. x V. K.
H.. one large black mare mule, about seven
years old branded o on left law. Prep 7
reward for delivery to
1914 BuSBY, T00F * MCGOWAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
COLORADO,

The smallpox u stirring up the beliey,
ers In vaccination Of Leadvills.
Senator Tabor has been elected prssiden,
OF abe National mining and industrial an.
position.
It l. bought that Kansas alone will sent
S0,0W persons to the grand army to DO hello
this summer In Denver.
A committee Of sevsnty.eight has beer
appointed to s~elsot'A citizens ticket for ths
spring elections In Denver.
The school bonds issued by the town Of
Evans In 1873, calling for $40, 600. hay,
been called In and cancelled.
There Is some talk Of o grand national
base ball tournament being organized In
Denver during the coming summer.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court of the
State have decided that women cannot be
permitted to practice before them.
The counties tapped by the Denvsr and
kio Grande railway system yield rs Der
cent OF the total taxable values of Colo.
RADIO.
An insane cattle dealer named Andrew
Wilson, said to have hailed from Lincoln.
Nebraska, fell dead in q Denver hotel last
week.
Several miners in the Gunnison have
been compelled to suspend operations ON
account Of the unpossibility Of getting the
ore to market.
Tbs Texas cattle drive this year will
reach about 220. 900 head. They are con.
for on the ranches at different
prices according TO their 'sge.s - '
Denver Is excited over the mysterious
Of 8. A. HfaMl Who come
that city some weeksF sslter into
he real estate business ssssider.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
NEW MEXICO.

. NEW MExtoo.
Many ne'S buildings are In course Of
constructb N at San Marcial.
Ten tb ousand trees will. be planted on
the sire cts and the public plaza OF San
MARCH, i this spring.
Albuquerque parties have recently pur-
chs sed an interest In the Nevada, adjoin.
inS the Solitaire, from the Moore Bros.
10 1883 New Mexico ought to produce
80, 600, 600 In silver. 81, 900, 600 copper and
&3. 600, 900 In all other precious metals;
making s15. 000, 900 In all.
Last week two Coloradoans who were
camping in O canon near Hillsboro, were
attacked by robbers and held up for all
the money they had. Sl,10O.
At Belen, Q small village near Santa Fe,
last week, Melchoir Luna and Manuel
Sanchez, had q heated discussion over o
political contest, which GU minated In the
murder Of Sanchez by Luna.
A man at Kingston. when he found that
certain ore assayed over o thousand ounces
to the ton, he mounted 0 messenger to send
the news to the mine. The stuff was be-
ing thrown over the waste dump.
Sixty ''rustlers' made o raid last week
on o sheep ranch at Alsmoosa, Valencia
county, belonging to Francisco Chavez
Segapnon, and attacked the herders, kill.
ing one and driving off 1,6OO sheep,
One Of the most remarkable discoveries
ever made in New Mexico has lately been
made BY Maj. Chas. G.. Van Fleet, In the
Burro mountain. Ore that will run IS
per pound is on exhibition. The vein from
which 1t comes Is eight feet wide. The
claim Is located about twelve miles
around IL Is destined to be one Of the first
camps In Grant county.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
Vacant Lots.

No. 252ETwo full lots on 10th Street near Lake
81. $1,000.
No. 3Sl-Twenty i've lots In Parkers addition
Just north Of the end Of red street car line 900
each easy terms.
INC II; ssS-T !Ss1 i0sson Delaware 81. mean Hans
No. ss1-One halflot on South avenue, near
80. Maryis avenue. $3.50.
No. s4o-Kighteen Qs) lots on s1st, 29ad, 2ard
ana saunders street. near Grace $500 each, and
on easyteYms.
No, s4e-six beautiful residences lots on Gather.
Inc street. near Hanscom park, tA,600.
Twelve beautiful residence lots on Hamilton
street, near end Of old streetcar track; high and
slightly, $3.50 70 600.
Several acre and half acre corner lots on Cum.
Ing, Burt and California streets, In loves sec.
ond addition and Park PlAce-near Academy Of
Sacred Heart.
Lots in prospect Place" on Hamilton and
Charles street, just west Of the end Of Red Street
Car track and Convent Of the Sisters Of Poor
Clare, one and one half mile from postofAce. and
one mile from U. p. shops $3.50 to $500 each,
only 3 per cent down and 8 per cent per month
Lotsiu Loves addition one-hAlf mile west OF
end Of Red Street Car track near Con vent Of
Poor Clare Sisters In Shinn's addition, e12b TO
$500 each, and on very easy terms.
Lots In Horbach's 1st aud End additions,
Shinn's, Park Place, loves 2nd addition, Ragan's
Lakes, Nelson's. Hanscom Place, Redick's I'D.
ditions. etc., che.
Lots In .'Credit Foncier addition just one.
quarter milo southeast Of Union Pacific and q,
and N. r. r. depots, $3.50 to 81, booeach, very easy
terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
I d PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board
OF County Commissioners OF Gage county, Neb.
Tor the erection Of o bridge across the Big Blue
river upon either one OF tbs wagon roads leading
east from tho town OF Wymors, Gage county.
Neb., and yer and across said river. Bald bridge
to be one hundred and fifty Q5o) feet long, and
to have either piles, stone, or iron piers.
Also for the erection Of . bridge, suitable 10 the
place, across Indian Creek, on the line between
sections twenty -nine COY end thirty (Sol, about
ons milo southwest Of wymore, Gage county,
Neb. Low bridge at this place preferred.
Also q bridgs across Torkey Greek, southeast
OF Dewitt, Nsb., TO replace the old one now In
use.
All bridges to be OF wood, iron or combination.
All BIDS to be accompanied by plans and speci.
hcit'ons.to be sealed and filed with the Comfy
Clerk on or before IL o'clock noon, March 10th,
SO.
The Commissioners r. serve the right TO reject
y and all bids. Successful bidders will be re-.
u'rsd to give bond for the faithful performance
CT thtir contract.
By orde { the County o,mmissioneT.
-, A. J. PETHdtD,
sKAL. County Clerk.
49, Beatrice Feb. ~ 1888 med 4w
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
UTAH..

The Utah Commissioners will meet In
Salt Lake on April 18th. W.
The change Of time on the morning train
between Salt Lake and Ogden, gives gen.
eral satisfaction to the travelling public.
Beef steak Is one Of the Injuries In Sal,
Lake, while mutton Is 30 high that the
purchaser considers himself q shoIn lamb.
A large number Of buildings are under
contract In Salt Lake, and the builders
are only waiting for good weather to com.
mence work.
The prospects for q big building boom Ia
Salt Lake are increasing daily, and the
predictions Of the Tribune that ], 900 houses
would DO put up this year. will be more
than realized.
The Utah territorial supreme court, rul.
ing that the county offices must be turned
over TO the appointeesof Governor Murray,
has been resisted by an application for q
writ OF sup~ersedeas. pending an appeal to
the surrepe court Of the United States.
A great many artesian wells will be sunk
Ia Utah this year. The success Of the
wells In ToOele county, where many farms
are irrigated by a~rtesian we'll water, has
caused many to mako experiments In 9th.
or portions OF the territory.
The Mormons who passed a law maxine
February 22d a holiday, do not otserye
the day as such In the Endowment House,
when IL comes on Thursday. There was 4
big grist OF marriages In that REASONABLE
place. and fresh victims were added to the
harems OF the old lechers. recently.
The new town Of Green Rivo-, at the
crossing of the Denver & Rio Grande, Il
becoming notorious for its lawlessness,
Ten saloons are in full operation, and IL,
hurdy houses are we'll patronized. The
roughs OF Colorado have been following
the o this way, and thinking Green
River o good place for town, they CAM
In advance OF the rails and have got up !
good boom for . fast town. Persons who
have been there. say It has many Of ths
very worst class Of people, and II Is almost
unsafe for others to live In the town.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
IDAHO.

The railroad surveyors say that the al.
titude OF Weiser City is exactly 2,O2S
feet.
On the 18th inst, there was a snow fall
OF o yellow color in Idaho. A chemical
test detected the presence Of soda.
The fine weather for some time past has
SO settled the snow that IL now only lies in
the streets Of HALEY at o uniform depth Of
six inches.
The Haley ssmpling works will start up
this weak. There are at present 100 tons
Of ore on the dump which will average
$3.50 to the ton.
The rush of immigrants to the Wood
river eoxntry already Ii very great, and it
Is calculated that thousahds' OF peoblsf win
settle there this season. '' "'r'
The Union Pacific railroad will open Its
Oregon Short line to Shoshone. which IL
the junction with the Wood River branch,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
Mouev for the Unmarrioa.

One of the most solid and substantial
institutions In this country Is the Mar.
riage Fund and Mutual Trust Association,
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They are organ.
lied under the laws Of Iowa. and heir Of.
ficers and directors are among the leading
and most prominent business men of Cedar
RAPIDS. Every unmarried person should
have o certificate Ia this association.
1t Is o splendid Investment, rs safe as
have q good sum Of money to commence
married life on as not. A large number of
members have been paid of, receiving over
300 per cent on their Investment. Write
for circulars fully detailing the plan, which
Is the finest known. Do not postpone It.
Good agents wanted. Mention whore you
saw this notice. f5.Sm, 7
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS.
PORTATION:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE PLATTE, \
CnIEF Q~UARTgRMAtTiR's OFFICE, !
OMAHA. NHn.. March 8. 1879. |

HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE PLATTE
CaIEF QUARTERMAtTiR's OPHcE,
OMAHA, NEE, March 8, 1888. J
SEALED PROPOSALS, In triplicate, SUI ject
II the Usual conditions, will be received at This
office until IL o'clock noon, on Thursday, April
9Th, 1853, or at the same hour following TOR the
difference In time), at the office, OF the Depot
Quartermas' ers at Cheyenne and Ogden, at which
places and time thsy will be opened in prtsence OF
the bidders, for the wagon transp 7~rta,lon n Mill.
tary Supplies on tho following descibed Routes In
the Department OF tho Platte, during the fiscal
year commencing July lat 1888, and ending June
+ ON Sidney. roSraska. to Fort Robinson
From Cheyenne Dept, Wyoming Territory,
to Forts Laramie and Mckinney, Wyoming Ter,
ritory. -.
Fort Mckinney, Wyoming Territory.
From Fort Fred, Steele, wyom' ng Territory,
to Fort Washable, Wyoming Territory.
From Pa k City: Utah Tor.it ,iy, or from
70 Fort Il u TORI Tsrri' sy."' halfway
preposals for transportation on any or al Of
Mo alb ave named Routes will b. received.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or oil propo ala agla 7
OF each route, and accompanied bya bond In the
sum OF I'VE hundred dollars OsO0l, executed
strictly Ia accordsnce with the printed instr &c.
tlona, and upon tho blank form furnished under
this advertisement, guarapte cling that the party
rhskiug the proposal shall not Withdraw the same
within sixty days firm the date announced for
openingt tn m; and that II said PROPOSAL Is accep.
ted and o contract for the service bid for award.
cd hereunder, he will, within ten days after
being notified Of tie award (provided such no 4.
fcation be made within the tixty days above
mentioned) accept the same and furnish good and
sufficient s~uretle', at once, for tho faithful per-
formance Of the contract.
Blank proposals, ior1 Of cont act, and printed
circulars sta ing the estimated gu antilles ofsup.
plios to be tfansp,rted, and giving full iniorma.
ton - TO the manner Of bidding, conditions TO
DO observed by bidders, and terms Of contract
and payment, wi DO furnished on spp ication to
this Office, - to tho { fioss Of the Depot Quarter
mister at Cheyenne and Ogden.
Inv lopes containing proposals should b,
waskod: Proposals for tran p~ortation from
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
HOUSES N LOTS.

No. I9-Full OF aud new house, I3T rooms, two
below and one upstairs. Eight foot ceiling below
and seven above. Brick foundation, cellar, etc.
A bargain, $500.
No. I8-Large two story house, 10 rooms, two
large cellars, good well and ~cistern, barn, etc, on
W, bster and 22d street, 5000.
No 17-Lot 60x185 feet, new house Of two
rooms brick foundation 100 barrel cistern ION
Hamilton street near Poor ClareConventS' O..
No. 16-House aud lot on 18th near Cla / 81.
house 5 room etc. 5000.
No. 16-House Of 8 rooms Ill 10 on Pierce 81.
near 10th $500
No. 21--New bouseof 7 70 corner lot,
half mile west OF Turntable treet cars on
Sau ders st. $1,000. 90
No. 6-House Of eight Darn etc. lot
60x186 feet $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
CALIFORNIA.


ESAn Diego will have to raiss $26, 180. "a
to defray the municipal expenses for the
fiscal year.
Oakland bass prospect Of having, this
year the lowest city tax Il has had for
twelve years. The levy will be SO cents
on the 500.
Work on the California railroad extern.
sion toward San Eernardino has been
right Of way suits are settled.
The ofice Of city assessor of Vallejo has
been declared vacant on account Of the
absence OF Winchell, the incumbent, from
the town. Next week an election will be
held to fill the vacancy.
1t Is stated that the Central Pacific has
purchased the San Joaquin & Sierra
Nevada narrow gauge railroad, which has
its starting point OF Brack's landing on the
Mokelumne river.
A petition, signed by leading citizens Of
Coos bay, praying for the appointment Of
Charles K. Getty as keeper Of the Cape
Arago life station, In place of Desmond,
who acted In such O cowardly name
when the Tacoma was wrecked, has been
forwarded to San Francisco.
A number Of renegade Indians from
Tulalip and Puyallup reservations have
been occupying q large body OF valuable
land, known as Muckelshoot prairie, with.
out legal right. The land has now been
cornered by. como spectators by means OF
soldiers scrip.
The affairs Of the Phoebe estate, which
have been tied up in litigation for years,
have finally been settled at San Francisco.
This will release 20, 900 acres Of land In the
southern portion Of the Estate, which will
be divided up into small farms.
The Atlantic & Pacific railroad Ii now
within one hundred miles Of the Colorado
river. The Southern Pacific branch from
Mohave Il building eastward to meet Il at
the Needles, and IL also vi hin one hun.
dred miles Of the Colorado river, leaving q
gap OF swo hundred miles TO complete an.
other trans. continental route.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
OREGON

The store OF Henry Smith, on Wolf
creek, near Corvallis, was entered by Lurg.
lars recently and robbed OF $4c0 In coin.
Sunday evening, at a shooting gallery a,
Marshteld, w. Phillips shot and killed A.
tai.
Fragments Of the Taooma wreck are
strewn along the Oregon coast. The In.
dams secure quantities of canned goods,
clothing and bedding.
Work along the Oregon and California
extension has progressed we'll, notwith.
standing the cold weather. The bridge
and trestle work Is finished to Wolf creek,
Inc long tunnel is In -four hundred feet Of
tne north end and nine hundred feet ct the
south end.
The British bark Renfrewshire IA,
arrived at Astoria from Australia. The
master OF the vessel, Captain Cummings,
related to an Historian reporter the diff.
cult time he experienced on the northeast
Port Hinchinbrook. Tho course LAYS over
200 or 600 miles Of tortuous Winding
through the BArner re Il. On every hand
great reefs Of coral arise and onIy bv
special device 10 o vessel ablo to get
through. In the afternoons, when the suu
was 1t his back, the captain mounted 70
the maintop. that being requisite to enable
him to see the channel, and from that
lofty lookout directed the steering Of his
weasel. Within . ships length on each
side the water was white with foam or q
streak showing where the submarine forma.
ton was almost at the surface, the deep
blue indicating where safety lay. In the
mornings 1t was impossible to tell what
course TO pursue, and at best Il was q dan.
gerous though unavoidable course.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07

able money about his pers- a~.,,.., ,.sr
The thetry Of the polio x,snt, ~ @ snn sn,
him cf.
While two tninera were digging uut q
rrbbit mole a short distance from Evans
last wee. they car % upon 6fty-Eve rattle
snake coiled up. They showed light but
wee finally all , filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07

The silver-tongued orator of Canada,
Z. King Dodds, Esq, speaks as fol.
lows In the Toronto (Can.) Globe: I
had occasion to use st. Jacobs Oh for
rheumatism of the hips, and also for .
severely sprained leg, and can I'M
qualifedly state that 1t has no equal
for either.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
TAKE YOUR OLD JOB
The Way q Postmaster Feels in Ten
Feet OF Water.

The destitutlon caused by the floods
at Caseyville, KY, is so great that 1t
amounts to almost absolute starvation.
Gen. w. P. Edgarton, chief postal In.
epector for this division, wrote to the
postmaster at Caseyville. Ky, con-
corning some missing mail matter, and
In reply received the following.
CAsRYvILLE, KY, Feb. 81, 1888.
W.P. EDGARToN: SIR have sent
to replies to yours. What more can I
dc? l was taken sick and have been
down for ten days. Water is ten feet
deep In the post, office. At such times
papers get mixed. I have not been on
land for two weeks. I have had to
send to Evansville for something to
eat. / had to leave my home. have
o large family, and am In the upper
story of q business house. The coun-
try people can't get In to bring US any.
thing to eat. Jones of Guernsey, Jones
and 10. shipped. IA . box of something
to eat. l have been hungry for four
or five days. Only three families are
trying to at,y in town. All the other
are out on the hills.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07

Although it was perfectly evident
from the tone Of the letter that Nj.
Scantldpd was In that reckless mood
In which . man wouldn't give . CON-
oei!ed postage stamp to have Q dead
sure thing on the Oaseyville postmas.
tership for the period Of his natural
life, Gen. Edgarton feelS that the feel.
Ing If not absolutely praiseworthy IL
at least pardonable under the circum.
stancea-
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-07
DAKOTA.

SSNStS
There Is n great demand for tenemen,
houses in Alexandria.
The postofice at Wahpeton will become
q presidential tfics with Q salary Of 81, GOO
per year after April LIST.
An excellent quality Of brick Is being
manufactured on the banks of the Big
Stone lake In Grant county.
Fifteen carloads of immigrants will set.
tie In and around Huron this spring from
the vicinity of Salem Wisconsin.
A Fargo paper says that II 500 tenement
houses were built n ready for occupancy
ct this time, they could easily be rented ct
good prices. :
Building operations have been com.
menced ct Lisbon, Ransom county, already
and the sound Of the hammer and saw are
heard early and late.
The owners of the townsite of Glendale,
Dickey county, have printed several hun.
dred plats OF the town and distributed
them gratuitously.
Word has been received in Rapid City.
from the east that negotiations for the
sale OF valuable water rights and mining
property are about completed.
The snow, 10 some of the cuts on the
DaKota central are reported to be twenty.
three feet high, and the only way they can
be removed isby manual labor.
A home insurance compsny has been or.
ganized In Sioux Falls, with many good
names to back IT.. The capital stock ia
SlC0 600, which eau be increased to
5000 COZ at the pleasure of the company.
An Indian at the Brule agency com.
mitted suicide last week by shooting her.
self through the heart. and another Indian.
. member Of the police force, died and
herself.
The residents Of Chamberlain will fur.
nish any manufacturing company free Of
cost the necessary ground whereon to erect
buildings, and the buildings to be 80 sit.
uated that the company or corporation
may load directly upon the cars or steam.
boats ~ may be desired.