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National Republican., 1884-09-30

DIR. TuLIo S. VERDI, of Washington, D. c.,
the celebrated author, commissioner of the
national board of health, &C., says Liebig Co.'S
abo" Cures Piles Salt Rheum, Catarrh,
Painful Periods, Rheumatism, colds, and Neu.
ralgia, Beware Of cheap counterfeits.
National Republican., 1884-09-30
-tSSS.

NOTICE-he Palais Royal patrons will please remember that
above prices for the "Openng Days only vz Monday Tues
day. and Wednesday, Sept go &c. and Oct Orders by mail at
Souvenir prices until Thursday morning.
National Republican., 1884-09-30

"swaynes Ointment" cure letter, Salt
Rhcum, Ringworm, Sores, Pimples, Eczema,
all Itchy Skin Eruptions, no matter how obsti-
nate o. long standing.
National Republican., 1884-09-30

So per gallon, 70 cents quart bottle, No,
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money
at MCGees, Ninth. near d.
National Republican., 1884-09-30

RELIABILITY is the test of real value No
matter how wonderful cures medicine some
times have worked If II cannot be relied on.
HUNTS kidney and Liver REMEDY is never
known to fail and It has been used for thirty
National Republican., 1884-09-30
ELPHONZO YOUNCS
1sALwAYs ON DECK
FsWITH BARGAINS
FRUIT JARS:

dozen Mason's Plnts for... ...,........,.. 81 90
dozen Mason's Quarts for.,..,...,,,..,,..,.. 10
dozen Mason's HalEGallons fer..,...,,..... 80
J dozen COhaHcy HalEGallons ior...,,,....,, 70
National Republican., 1884-09-30
SUGAR.:

lOlrs. Standard C. warranted pure, for-~,.,,.. 6Oc
10 lbs, Standard "a" warranted pure, for, Coo
N lbs, GranulGted, warranted pure, for-.,,,,. zoe
10 lbs Cut, warranted pure, ior............,. 75c
National Republican., 1884-09-30
The commissioners have reduced

The commissioners have reduced Foreman
Joseph Lehman. OF the fire department, to the
rank Of private; have promoted and appointed
Frank WGgher, late hostler Of company No .,
to be fpfeuan of No. 6, vice Lehman have
pr2Boted and appointed Private 4. p. Jacobs
% be hostler of company No 3 and have ap.
pointed John Sorrell as II private, vice o. {.
Garges resigned-all to take effect from and
after the 18th instant
National Republican., 1884-09-30
THE BREvITY BASKET.
FILLED With Brief Mention Of Many Minor
wants of Vosiarday

Events OF Yesterday.
The East Washington branch posto1ico is
being rcmodcled and improved.
A new fire alarm box Is to be placed at the
corner OF North Capitol and streets
Work ON the depopulatlon of Holmead Gem
etcry will be suspended until cool weather.
The number Of passengers carried during
the summer by river steamboats, was l25,926.
Mrs Emily winan reports the then of n silk
dress from her room at No. lOli Twelfth
street
A tin bank with 500 in it has been stolen
| from trunk in the house OF G. j. Jones, No.
| $40 street
The marble fountain in Armory square Is to
| be recut and removed TO the square facing
| Providence hospital
A watch, chain, and money, of total value
OF 5000, have been stolen from Carl FCntac.
son, Filth and Boundary streets.
At a meeting ofthc Washington schuetzen
/ NcrCin last Sunday 500 was appropriated for
| the relief of the family Of Policeman Fowler.
Maj Dye has received information from New
YORK of the recovery of another of the bonds
stolen from Mr. prud homme, of Georgetown.
The appraisers for the estate of Mary Eliza.
beth Foller have returned to the orphans court
an inventory of the personally, valued at
S07l.15.
The eating stand OF Thomas Young at Four.
tccnth street and Maryland avenue southwest,
has been rilcd Ofcigarettes and money amount
ing 10 500.
A number OF iniormations were Yesterday
sworn out in the police court against South
Washington saloon keepers for Sunday selling
OF liquor.
a game of base ball for the benefit Of oficcr
Fowlcrs family Will be played by selected
mines from his late comrades at Capitol park
Thursday afternoon.
~,
snd.a-half and Seventh streets, with asphalt
will be included in the next years estimates
by the commissioners.
James Price, colored, was arrested Yesterday
charged with stealing 81, 500 worth OF lewelry
from fortune teller named Sallie Price, who
claimed to be his wife.
Fannie " TIarling, Administrative Of the es-
tate of Charles Harllng has made returns of
ihe personal property of the deccased,a as fol-
lows; Money, si7G7sl list of debts y2,OI5
James L. Clark was fined s. in tbb police
court yesterday for assaulting Anniol Brown
MS cIolored laundrcss, who tried TO Cplect an
Tor disordcrly conduct.
In the case of Lorin Blodgett, trustel, against
y; ;. Grant and others, involving title to
'JamaicG tract, un entry has been mhdc of all
costs satisfied rs to the defendant, William H.
Particle, and the case dismissed us tcI him.
The alarm of fire at $50 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon was for fire In some rags in
house in q street alley, between Fourth and
Fifth and y and streets northwest. The fire
was eNtinguishcd by the neighbors with but
slight damage.
Johnnie Fitzgerald aud Willie Humphries,
aged and years, respectively were charged
~ the police court yesterday with deIredating
Mr.. Thos. sesSccr's stall in the Centermarket
They Were released on account of their youth
and their parents promises.
=, In the matter Of the estate of william W.
National Republican., 1884-09-30
FLOUR-has declined,

And Our Customers are offered the full benefit
olthesamo at once. We are Offering the follow.
ipr Attractive Brandsi
SILVER KING, RTERLTNGs,
SURPRISE, TRIUMPH,
PILLsBURY's BEST GOLDEN HILL,
CERES, CRYSTAL,
sUPERLATIVE, &C., &c, &c,
National Republican., 1884-09-30
NOW Is THE BEST TIME
For INTENDING BUYERS OF DRY
GOODS TO ANTICIPATE
THEIR WANTS.

MY STOCK Is COMPLETE IN ALL DE-
PAHTNtTNTS AND TUE ASSIGNMENTS
Will NOT BE ENCELIED Al ANY TIME
LATER IN TIE SEASON.
National Republican., 1884-09-30

The public exercises connected with the
opening the Corcoran School of Science Aud
Arts will take place in the Law Lecture hall
OF the new University building, southeast cor
ner OF Fifteenth and ii streets, to-morrbw
evening, at o'clock. The inaugural address
viii be delivered by the Hon. John w. Powell,
LID, director of the Unitedstates geological
survey.
National Republican., 1884-09-30

THE MILD sEPri3MBER WEATHER
DOits NOT STIMULATE ACTIVITY AND
DEMAND FOR THE GOODS OF Autumn
TThEpEf5RE. fIiE BEST f6ssiBLE or.
PORTUNIrN TO RlDENT nuNERS. IN
THE FACT THAT MY COUNTERS ARE
nor ONERr rROWDEn AND AMPLE TIME
AND TIF BEST POSSIBLE ATTENTION
Is GUARANTEED 70 EVERY CUSTOMER.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
What's In a Namci

In the columns Of last evenings
Timos No tnd worry plcaslag notice for
tao lnter-idaho, and whole lot OF good
luck, well-wishes. etc. for all OF which,
accept our most gracious bow.
But about half.a-colnmn Of tho article
was 50 iumhied mp with dashes, inferno.
gallon points, exclamations, quotations
CITE, that before we'd got through The
Article, We imagined we'd struck il soy.
pher telegram special 20 tile Times.
And.lt WAS all about our name. To the
editor Of the Times the name IS pug
sleri' 'almoat giye.away" Then he
goes or 10 tell ne what he knows about
latin and the Specification of the pre-.
position Inter" We never studied La
tin mitch. but did hit Webster tunder.a
BRIDGE a lick once, years ngo, and there
Ia discovered that the first aud prefer
red definition Of Inter was 'among."
Time was precious With us then, and we
didn't go pny farther in tho book.
"Among" WAS good. Among" meant
'jninsd with;' ''mingled With"
amidst etc. That SUITED! our relation
with Idaho, and wo concluded the rose
would smell as sweet thuaiy known as
any other title.
But, had We gone on and read up to
the word between; had we known
that with the Times in front of us and
.he News Miuer il our rear, we would
thus ho placed between smell and
smoke-stiIl we'd have stuck to the
name, and teok chances ~ TO who was
20 be uttered tirs,
We observed glass house in front OF
us, and catch on to the idea that there
arc great many kinds OF Times in this
world, sometimes. There's trouble
sometimes and nasty times; there's hard
times and very little Of good times
and, confident that brother L. is hav-
ing HI Of time by this time.
well reeEperate tor the next paralyzing
lesson in Latin.-Inter-I Idaho.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
'fcrritorial News.


intsr-Idaao.
File your bills, against the county.
with Tho Auditor and Recorder. at once
II you'd collect your regular rations of
warrants. Don't suppose they'll be
worth any great amount, though, the
way things are going ON.
Surveyor Mcfarland and Jack DAVIS
have gone 10 work thor plaeers in san
Icy Basin. IT ever they succeed IN get
ting their big ditch 20 carry wa,er to
the ground claimed by thom. then for
tune Is thoiis, with smiles and gold
dust
With pleasure do we chronicle the
FACT that Pete Anderson, Bill Johnson,
Gurrier and Jim cowan now have large
body Of tirst.clnss ore In sight In the
Queen Of the llllls Extension, mine
nuder lease to the parties named. In
deed We are told this mine now looks
much moro promising than did the
Queen Itself when. the snmo amount OF
work was done, II ever men deserve
riches and success II is the crew we have
mentioned and the ones now very prob.
ably on the high road to fortune.
Neus-Miper.
There arc now three daily papers
published on Wood River besides the
ring organ on Croy street What n
speaking recommendation for the "on-
iy" Wood River paper,
The Idahoan mine is now working
nearly rs many mon rs 1t did last yoer
Mt ihis time, and IN few days superin-
tondent Turner viii be shipping car
load of ore duly.
The celebration at Bellevue on the
Fourth bids fair TO be tearing occn-
alon. Tho Ancient order of Antique
Horribles viii DO out in run force The
small, boy will be nj loss to decide
whether he viii 20 his pile on the
Fourth orreseryo some of the stuff for
the Silver Plate,
The editor OF the "onlyH Wood River
paper IL getting ready to attend the
fuuoral OF tho News Mincrl Well, we'll,
Welt After pulling tho flag on his shop
down 20 halt-mast and saying monkey
did 1t, no bus come to tho conclusion
that something is dead or ought to be.
and looks away nom homo for the cur.
eass. There Is something terrible dead
in that journalistic hraln pun on croy
street. You viii follow a lively corpse
to the grave II you como hora, Brother
Pc 10 hold a funeral.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
snn,n,onn.

In the District Court ~ the Second judicial
lisUGiot ct taa Territory 81 Idaho in and for
the County Of Mturag,
:, John v Moore, Plaintiff vs.. Abra May Moore,
Tie People Of tho United states in the Terri
Tory Of idehp sond greeting to Ahra May Moore
Defendant:
you aro hereby required TO appcar in an ao-
ton brought aEsiust you BY tho above-named
daRtlR IN The District Court az the Second in
8ui4i biStflGy OF the Territory Of Idaho, in and
ter the County ~ Aturas and 10 answer the
Complaint hltd tberNiu, Mifhin ten DAYS iey-
eiuatVc 90 he dHv OF seeYicel, after the service
oh yVU OK tAis SHGmops-lt served within this
county; or, II served oBt this county, but in
thls district, wtehin twenty DAYS; otherwise
within fOriN DAYS 10Y JUDGMENT bg default viii
PC 5aken AGAINST you according to the prayer of
The said action Is brought to dissolve the
bonds oil matfimGnS now existing between the
eboved.named plaintil aud Defendant. alleg-
ing that ON tie 9Uth day OF August 1855, at
Baker city. Baker CO., state oi Oregon, Plain
tili md Defendant intcunatrie3 and over since
nave been, and now are husband and Wife
lhat SAID Defendant, without Just cause or
rtoYooation deserted bed and board Of Plain
tia, ON or about tite 2lst day OF November tssS
aud since ssid date. said Defendant has lived
seperate ana Hpart from said Plaintiff, who has
mado suitable provision for her,
Tue facts more fully apneartng IN Plaintiff,
COMPLAINT certified COPY " which 10 herewith
And you are hereby notified that n YOU fail
@ appear and answer the said COMPLAINT, as
aboVS required, tile sgid Plaintiff will apply to
the Court Tor the relief demanded in said Com
(&oaN Given under my hand and the Seal
NSNNN, of the District Court Of the Second
- Judicial District uf the Territory Cf
i is. n apd for the County d Mturas, this,
thusand cicht hundred alld eirhts-toar
!, A. L. RICHARDSON,
BY Z. f. hcnAEDs, Clerk.
Mayl4-6w
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
GEO. EoiiLEpp.

We publish this morning Mr.. George
Kohlepp's letter to the HALEY papers in
which he has the bold nudacity to make
a "dcad open and ahut" contradiction of
what We can prove he asserted in the
presence OF a KEYSTONE reporter aud
others. Whether II be Mr.. Kohlepp's
fear thnt the present body of corruption
absorbing orr county funds viii liscon.
tinuc to absorb corresponding portion
OF beer from his brewery. or whether II
DO that he f'nds il Il little TOO interest
ingly warm to maintain his dignity ana
honor against so terrific swarm OF
kickerx, We cannot completely account
for 80 wide a divergence from NIL self
respect In the gentleman as to fright
about face" and sepk TO plaster the KEY.
STONE with the froih OF hIs own words.
tits evident, and sbhmfully 80. that tho
ring Is ginning strength; aud Mr.
kol.ierp displays tho essential rcquis-
ties Of mn Aitnrascounty Republican ON /.
ciai. II he "runss next fall there is
no dnubi that malt spirits viii buy all
the aid he lesires froIa the corrupt Gle.
incut that Is now bathing its nus in the
county mash.
II. as Nr. Kohiepp says, there was no
objection, on the part Of the officials,
against Tho Investigation, why did he
not cndoayor 10 continne tho same VOW
aud not subject the county TO an addi-
tional three mcnths steal, during which
timetherine could wade In" for grand
finale. and put the county al a Ike ex.
pense to conduct ma investigation ut
some future timer
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Nollee NJ. as.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, Idaho ~, April 3, fgSt (
NoTlcE z hereby given TINT William VI, ste
yens, o. Detroit, state OF Michigan. by u w.
Bnzzo, his attorney IN fact, whose pOsf0fc
address Is Ketoiipia, idah Ty., has made an
ieaticn for Unttad Staten Patent for the
"THoM ROGERS
Mining el0im and Tom Rogers MIN site claim,
situate In Warm SpfinRs Greek Mining District,
Altnfae County, Idaho Territory, consisting OF
about 1910 linear feet OF the lode. and suflace
ground abont $40 feet wide, being Lots No 81 A
nd NJ y, and described IN the Held notes and
plat of the official survey on file IN this Office
w,th magnetic variation ~ 10 degrees cast, as
snld Thom Rogers mining claim "a deecrlbol
by cOmmrncing nt he Snuth-ond corner ts.cro-
Of, whence Y. :. Mineral Monument Nc. hnare
y. az yF Wsblt,g feet distant; thence from said
corner :. i9 G3 w, 6it foetto post No. a; theme.
N. I 7 w, 1896 feet o posi- No. / thence N. 7g'
% H., AiG feet TO pupi No. 2. and thence 10 place
of BEGINNING, s. G. ~ u, iii-o feet, containing
area OF 1910 acres, and designated us Lot No,
Is A.
hRld Tom Rogers mill site IA described by
commencing at the northwest corner thereof
whence " > Mineral Monument No bears N
~ 81 W. lslhT feet distant; thence from said
corner N, ~ 2s H., $50 feet to post No. 2. thence
y o. W., 600 feet 20 post No 3; thence $. 40
~ w, $50 TO post No, a. and The nco to place OF
beginning, " 8 H.. Geo feet, cont ainilg area of
$. ~ acres, and desivna ed as LOT No. "a d.
The said mining claim aud mill site being OF
said Comfy, at HALEY, in Alturas County, Ida
no. The nearest known location being the
Alpine mining claim, ON the east
:, ] direct that this notice be published in the
KfrCHuM KEYSTONE the newspaper published
nsares, Tho said mining claim, for the period of
sixty days. HosGKa l., PouSp,
jan II Beatty, Rogister
Haley, atty. tApre
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Notice No. 80.
UEITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
NOTICE i9 hereby given thpt William II. Ste
ycpat 81 Dotfeit. $ {ate Of Michigan, by T. w.
Buzzo, MS attorney u tsoi, whose Pnstoilice
address Is kttnhun, idaho Iy, has made APP
Plicatiou fer United state Patent FOR tho
"ALplNE"
Sr;,tr,, ,taf,,,. 80 I'm st., stt,,to n, 1y.r,,
S,,riaE 49, 49,. r,;i't s1t.,ns CO.,
- i, i,isG, ~ ~, 4is'sfas t tnao
iihets ,cst oe iiaI I ,3,ga VI 'ir,,d hnnt
i1e f,.t ,sl,ts 49,, WY ~. ~ a q ~ "a a,,a
nv ~ y, ~ ~, ~ - ~, S ~ 20 ~ , w
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. so.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Haley, idaho, April s. 1884. I
NOTICE is hereby given that the Baltimore
and Victoria Mining Company, an organization
Incorporated rader the laws of Utah Territory
by its attorney in fact, Joseph NJ. Burieett,
whose Postoilicc address Is HALEY, Idaho has
made application for United States Patent for
the
IDA HAIlLAND
Lode Mining claim, sltnate in Warm Springs
Creek Mining District, Alturas County. Idaho
Territory, consisting of 1900 linear feet Of the
lode, aud surface ground GOO feet wide, being
Lot No. ~ and described IN the field notes and
plat OF the official survey ON file in this ofiice
with magnetic variation at 10 degrees east, as
follows; Commencing ~ the discovery point
and running thence n. $50 20 H., 100 feet to n.
y. end of claim; thence S. lG' D., 800 feet to
Corner No. thence N. ICE w, COO feet to Cor
ner No, 2; thence >, rs ~ w, A7I.3 feet to
Corner No. 3; thence $ ~ r., GOO feet to Corr
ner Ne. a; thence N. 81 AZ D., $50 feet TO Corner
No. o; thence NJ So az H. 750 feet to Corner
No. ]. tie place Of beginning survey OF exterior
boundaries Of claim. Containing 1917 acres.
From Corner No section corner common to
Sections "a, 10, "a ~ %, q {, ~ II, IL ~, bears
". a2S ~ W, 1854 feet Distant
The said mining claim hsinp " record In the
Office OF the Recorder o. said mining district
no Haley, in AltnfnF county, Idaho The near
est known locations being the Independence
and Minnie May.
! direct that tiia notice be Published in the
kErchuM kEYErpNE, the newspaper published
nearest Che said mtasing claim, for the period Of
SIXTY days HOMER u. poUND,
VIM. Hynaman, Register.
Atty. for ClaiInaBt lApl0
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
A CLOAK FOR FRAUD.

The HALEY Times, Of Saturday, digs
up an old report made by committee
Of experts TO the County Commissioners
in April, 1853, and pretends to exhibit
much surprise at its contents. Some
one also managed TO hoodoo the late
Grand jury on the same document.
Now, tho experts who made TINT report,
the Commissioners, the Times editor,
and many others know perfectly well
that that whole matter was settled salts
factofily 10 every one on that occasion.
They all know full well that none OF
The ex officials owe the county single
cent and all that is required il for the
llonrd Of County Commissioners TO issue
an order for the present Auditor to bal
anco mp the old books. Then why res
nrect this ridiculous report2 The rea-
son Is very plain; simply and only TO at
tract public attention from the roaring
lion Of to-day TO the dead cat OF former
times. The present officials know the
county 10 scrntinizlng their nets pretty
thoroughly and the dig up Of m old af-
fair with the hope Of drawing public at
tentlon from themselves. Chronicle.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
Publication OF Summons.

In the JuHticee Court Of LeadvIlc Precinct,
n tho County Of Alturas, Territory OF Idaho,
l.. T Robinson. J Z.
Jos, ptnbham, plaiatlR We, jos Miller, de-
fcndaut
Tho People Of the United States IN the Terri
tory of Idaho send greeting 90 Jos Miller, de-
PENDANT
You are hoTebY summoned 10 appear before
me, at my ONCE IN ketchum, IN the County uf
Altefas, on the e5th dn4 of July 1884, Mt 10
o'clock 4. ~, IN an action brought AGAINST Won
by said plaintiff CO answer tho complaint OF
the above named pniutiW
said action Is brought to recover tho sum 70
One Hundred end rhhty-Tbroo and ti-lu0 bot
lars due plaintiff by defendant on prtmlss0rV
note on tudem at viii he taken aeanstyou for
the said amount together with costs 81 this
sui6 4 YOU iatl 10 appear and answer.
10 nc sheriff on any Cons tabrb OF said Coun.
tyi Rreeting;
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this, 18th day OF june
1854. IL h. R0mNsoN r
=. Justice OF the Peace Of said Precinct.
VIM, Hyndmhn,
Attorney Plaintiff Jng4-td
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
BUSINESS BASIS.

The secret Of successful mining for
lead ores lie IN the thoroughness of the
superintendent acquaintance with the
character OF the ore and the formation
IN which he ia at work. One man nav
consider a property worth but a few
hundred dollars nt tho beat, while
another, Whose greater research enables
him to bettor Judge, secs thousands In
II. And such men as those, such men
AS one able % place tho nlinerul in a
mine and develop II arc the men we
want. Tho Chicago Mining Review
says that "in reviewing the history Of
the pnss few senfs In tula rnngnsacent
Geld, which i shoning most marvellous
results. notwithstanding the examples
0! gross mismanngement aud the NUM-
bcrless failures which have been cnused
chiefly by inexperieuee. ignorance aud
lack OF business management, there
should, when the change comes. be
decided departure from some OF the old
methods which arc 50 disastrous Ia
their outcome. For some unexplained
reason every mnn, even ii be never saw
the inside OF mine. feels perfectly CON
fident to assume tho management aud
sisreetion Of mining operations, or to 70.
port upon the probable value Of mining
elsims and prospects IN every other
line Of business, even where vast sums
OF money cr not ut stake. It IL deemed
necessary That education, ability,
fitness and experience, should 10
tho requisites necessary to Give mon
positions OF Trust and rtponBlhility.
and Il viii be- forud tlat In this, as IN
other branches 81 enterprise, the same
general rule to secure success must be
adopted, and the time le Rapidly an
proaehing when the ridiouled d0splssd
expert must be recognized and
appreciated at his real value. ana tho
business OF examining mining proper
Ties and conducting mining operations.
win be placed ia tho bands of tarties
fitted for their various positions by
study, knowledge and wide experience.
Theirs ARE to-day scattered over the
r'ining territory, thousands ~ idle mills
ala mines. riassca as worthless and un.
profitable. which might he paying good
dividends upon the investment. aud
would continue 70 give good profit for
working aud development II placed IN
the hands OF men fitted for the manage.
inent Of the Same.
The disappointing results and The
disastrous losses which have been In
most Instances charged agains: the In.
dustry Of mining should be credited to
assumption, ignorance and ineompo.
tenoe. II is to be hoped that when the
returning tide sets she wheels Of nctsri.
~ in operation again throughout the
mining territory, ,hnt tho costly lasson
Of experience VIII be needed ana The
same business foresight and sagscitv
viii prevail in this wide field, as in az.
cry other place who're investment Of
capital and energy have been made.
o