Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13

banks, Dulluinp, ionn, onu iufcbtnlch'
companies show an aggregate capital oil
Sfl1,000.
7 might speak OF the other industries
and institutions OF Buens Vista. present
aud prospective, and give details regard
inc them, but think what | have set
forth is sufficient to show that nothing
in the place is upon himsy basis. The
cold style of the buildings for all the in
dustries. as we'll as the several amounts
of capital invested, constitute indisputa-
ble evidence that these industries have
come here to stay. Further, their
character demonstrates that they must
attract other industries OF various classes
and make the place a seat of great diver
sified retail trade.
A SIMPLE CALCULATION.
Again q simple calculation of the num-
her of hands now employed Mt Buena
Vista and TO be employed when the
plants 80 far secured shall be in full
oneration will show that the building of
dwellings, ior rental alone has just COM
menced. Most of the laborers that come
10 Buena Vista will be skilled laborors,
and that is equivalent to saying that
they will get no mean wages and Will de-
mand as homes no ordinary class OF
houses This is tantamount to saying
further that there could be no better in
yestment than a rent-roll here OF pretty.
convenient cottages at reasonable rent.
For such investment the sale which
takes place on the 10Th and 2Oth OF this
month offers especial inducements.
RAILRoAD-MES.
An additional factor which L forgot to
mention in calling attention to Buena
Vista's prospects of an early large IN
crease of population is the railroad
men. As stated. two lines of railroad
the North River branch of the James
River division OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway and the Shenandoah Valley
division of the Norfolk and Western
railroad-already cut through the level
below the foothills. and another great
line. that from Pittsburgh to Atlanta, if
destined TO come through the company's
property, thus making Buena Vista q
railroad centre. Whenever the present
industries that have been secured shall
have been completed and begin to de-
liver their full output ut the depots the
handling Of that output will require a
perfect army Of railroad-hands, officials,
&c. For these, too, convenient dwell
ings must be provided.
THE SALE, AGAIS.
In recurring TO the sale again, | may
say that although the new hotel has not
been quite completed, and l have not
forgotten my promise to describe 1t IN
the future, there will be no difficulty in
entertaining the throng that it is ex-
pected will attend the sale on
the dates named. The people are
live, busting, active - none are
more so-but they are hospitable
and propose to make the occasion
one OF pleasure as well as Of business.
Even should one not desire or be able to
take advantage of the inducements that
will be offered at the sale, visit to
Buena Vista will reward him in the mat
ter of enjoying beautiful scenery, drink
ing in the tonic air, and observing how
this whole section is forging ahead IN
the race for material prosperity. Buena
Vista is an antidote for croaking and will
prove n most inspiring sight to every
Virginian. 1t tells that there
is no limit to progress in Virginia and is
n complete reiutation oftho argument that
Virginians lack in energy and bushes.
push as compared with the northern PEG
pie. Here you will find much northern
capital, it is true, but you will also fine
much Virginia capital, and any quantity
of Virginia brain and Drawn cooperating
with the former and managing
the latter in building up the
place. Here You will find not
Anew South how | despise that
expression-but the old South directing
its energies in new channel and towards
the attainment OF consummations--thC
necessity for which did exist before the
war. Buena Nistais a grand monument
to the Nirginian's faith in himself, anc
is SO acknowledged by northern capita
and northern men Of business sagacity
who have sought Virginia cooperation
here. And the best Of it is this unioI
of forces, this work of co-labor has only
fairly begun. The present is only al
indication of what is 10 come IN these
respects. That most any businessman
in Buena Vista can show You by reference
TO his correspondence. That one cal
read for himself in all that is IN anC
surrounds the place. ARAMINTA.