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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
Grocers that "hustle." Opposite P. o.

will be made but free-will offering
received to assist In payment of Sun
school supplies. The committee In
charge cordially invite all friends TO be
present and hope soon to give q social
for the children. Hence no children
are expected.
The following Is from the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle, OF tine 18th. "Rev.
Edwards Davis, the poet preacher Of
Oakland, will soon Join the ranks OF
the benedicts. He will lead to the altar
at Easter Miss Fayne 9trahan, Of Al
Dany, beautiful young woman Of 10
years, and the daughter Of the late ex-
Supreme Judge Strahan, Of Oregon,
and formerly Of the Georgia supreme
bench, In which state Mr.. Davis fiAnce
was born. Mr.. Davis delivered course
OF lectures In Oregon In June last,
while on his Alaska trip, and ut his
Albany lecture Miss 6trAhAn occupied
q front seat. She was smitten with
the bright young light Of the Chris
tian church and her feeling was re-
ciprocated ~ soon ~ Mr.. Davis' eye
fell on the Oregon belle. Aftsr that the
friendship ripened rapidly into love,
and when Mr.. Davis left Albany, after
a weeks visit, he resolved 10 return at
the fiTs1 opportunity. Last September
Mr.. Davis returned 10 Oregon 10 de-
liver the address at the stats fair at
Salem, incidentally, but with the
avowed purpose Of winning q bride.
He proposed and was accepted, Miss
strahan and her family will taAe
"trip TO Georgia for the winter and on
their return In the spring the young |
couple will become one.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
Circuit Court Adjourns.

The jail delivery q few weeks since
made the work Of the district attorney
and criminal department Of the court
rather light at this term. In Linn
county where court is next held, a
murder case, several warehouse wheat
stealing cases and some business from
last term make the business ofthe term
heavier than usual.
In the case Of state va. ]. r. Stock
man Judge Burnett had defendant
placed under bonds in the amount OF
81 800. Mr.. Stockm&n was remanded
to the custody of Sheriff Knight until
his bail could be furnished and the
bond filed with the county clerk.
Late In the afternoon, the sureties
being Mrs. Dora Warner and Emll p.
Warner, reaidents Of Tillamook county.
Mr.. StockmRn was released from Gus
tody and returned to Albany last night.
Last evening a session Of court was
held when the damage suit Of r. r.
Ryan va. the Southern Pacific com
pany was taken up on motion to stay
the prosecution until the costs In the
former action are paid.
Judge Burnett will go to Albany
next Mondayfor the purpose OF holding
court for Linn county.
State VS.. Lewis Smith, larceny by
bailee; plea OF not guilty Withdrawn
aud plea Of guilty entered and, IA 1t Is
probable that court will not be In
session later than October 22d, the
time for pronounclng sentence Is fixed
at p. m.
Judge Burnett at o'clock this after
noon sentenced Louis Smith TO two
years imprisonment for horse stealing.
A. IL. LaCrolx vs. o. o. Cone. action
for money, default and Judgment.
State vs.. Charles Nelson, selling
liquor without license; arraIgned and
plea Of not guilty; continued on motion
Of defendant and by consent Of dis
trict attorney.
State vs. A. T. LaRoque, Jack Hast
ings and t. b. Nelson, undertaking to
keep the peace; undertak ing discharged.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22


Btate Superintendent and Mrs g. NJ
Irwin have returned from Portland.
Architect Chas. BurRgraf had busi
ness In the metropolis this morning.
DIR. Horace Thirlsen. OF Portland, !,
the guest Of Brs. Dyer, In South Salem
A. b. Mason, OF the o. q. T. Co
70 Iistered ut the Willamette last night
DIR. Chas. Gnfiiih of the asylum, Il
h 'me from q fishing expedition up the
5Antiam.
Senator 8. A. Dawson, OF Albany,
was In Salem today on his way "a
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fromm went to
CJrvallls this morning where they will
reside In the future.
Msjor ]. Jackson, OF the United
3 ates army. registered at the William.
cite this morning.
Miss Matte Gentry, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. F. p. Talkington, has
rslurned to Portland.
Geo. o. Yoran. OF Eugene and 8.
Collins. of Arlington, were guests ct
the Willamette today.
q. w. Maston, Of Albany, and J. r.
Stockmsn, OF Portland, registered at
the Willamette this morning,
II. e. Mitchell. son Of senator ]. II.
Mitchell. Of Portland, was IN the city
today q guest at the Willamette.
J. q. Garrison. OF Cape Fair. Missouri,
and J. 3. Roberts, Of Ridge Farm, III
lnois, registered at the Cook hotel this
morning.
Riley rhorp, OF Pendleton, went to
marion this morning TO accept a posi-.
ton In the blacksmith establishment
Of J. l.. Ray.
J. L. Barnett, the lunch counter
man. was called 10 albany last night
on account Of the illness OF his brother,
w. A. Barnett.
w. III. McTier, OF Colfax, Washing
ton, IL In the city, guest OF his aunt,
Ms. 8. A. Jones, Of High street. He
win attend school In Salem.
Rev. w. E. Copeland, OF Unity
church. left for Portland this morning
to visit the exposition and transact
business. He will return Friday even
Ing.
State superintendent g. NJ. Irwin
went 10 SodAville this morning where
he viii lecture this evening superin.
tsndent Irwin will also lecture at
Lebanon tomorrow evening.
ID. E. Kenworthy, tho popular lunch
counter man is 10 Portland attending
the exposition and otherwise enjoying
. well earned vacation. His position
a. cashier Of the lunch counter estab-
llshment IL helng filled In the mean
time by the popular ex-motormAn, w. |
t. Bennett.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
FIRE AT wH1rRAKER.
Jeptha Hunts Barn and the Military
Hall Burned.

Jeptha Hunts Barn and the Military
Hall Burned
Monday night about . o'clocS nre
broke out in the large barn on the
JeDtha Hunt place at Whiteaker
Marion county, and destroyed that
structure, including contents, and hye
horses. The military hall standing
near by was also burned. For a time
the new residence was also In great
danger. All the family poesessions
were moved out, but by covering the
roof with blankets and keeping men
on the roof with water Il was saved.
II is supposed . lantern was upset In
the barn from which the fire started.
II was soon beyond control and in less
than an hour the frame structure was
laid In ashes.
Several hundred nelghbors assembled
In very short time and helped save
the house. Out Of the barn only an old
wagon and the family hack were saved.
Five horses were burned TO death In
the barn; one was got out alive but
had to be killed 1t was 90 badly burn,
cd. All the harness, a new wagon, a
large quantity Of oats, wheat, feed and
farming implements were destroyed.
Insurance on barn $500. The military
haIl was built a few years ago and had
600 bushels Of wheat stored in IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Matters In Probate. Other business
Transacted.

Matters In Probate.-Other Business
Transacted.
@. P. Terrell, w. N, Busbee and
Frank TitEe appraisers Of the estate Of
Jacob Mathes deceased have fled their
inventory with the county clerk.
County Clerk Ehlen today issued
bounty warrants as follows: r. p.
Bonham, 30; e. NJ. Haigworth, go;
Adolph Harter, IS.
In the matter Of the estate Of T.. H.
D'BoDdy, deceased, II. D'Bondy, son
Of the deceased petioned the county
court for the appointment OF himself a.
administrator OF the estate OF his
father, who died Nov. IL, 1890. leaving
property valued at $3.50. The prayer
Of petitioner was granted and IL was
ordered that letters OF administration be
granted, upon bis filing = good and
sufficient bond In the sum of $500. The
petition showed that one q. w. Smith
was appointed administrator Of the
estate and that he departed this life
May 10, 1896. The appointment of
another administrator was necessary,
as the eptate needed attention.
Herlme Matthias, q native Of Austria
Hungary, today declared his intention
Of becoming q citizen Of the United
States.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
Social dDdW
~PePS0ndl.

I
Miss MollIe Creighton. register Of the
post Office department, is home from q
short visit with Portland friends.
Miss Carrie Bradshaw on Monday
began teaching in the new room added
to the South Salem public school.
Mrs. Thos. Mccarthy Of Portland has
been visiting under the parental ToOf OF
T. G. Smith for the past ten days,
returned home this morning.
Profs. Heritage aud Winkler received
hearty congratulations Of many friends
and strangers at the close Of their first
recital at Willamette chapel.
Mrs. r. NJ. Van Eaton. who has
been visiting her son, J. A. Van Eaton,
the popular grocer, returned to her
home at Rochester, Wn., today.
An extended notice and criticism Of
the opening musical recital of Profs.
Heritage and Wlnkler will appear In
the social page Of Saturdays JOURNAL.
The woman's Relief Corps Of 5edg-
wick q. A. r. Post last night at their
meeting decided to give . social and
supper next Monday evening. There
will be q program In which Prof.
Heritage and others will take part.
Monday afternoon Miss Magdalena
Breyman, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Breyman OF this city. under
went surgical operation for apPen-
dicitis, three Of the ablest physicians Of
Salem being In attendance. At late
hour the patient was reported as doing
we'll, considering her illuess.
Congressman and Mrs. Binger Her
mann arrived at Jefferson yesterday
and are guests with the members Of
the Looney family In that nelghbor-
hood. Mr.. Hermann, aside from the
social features of the visit, Is making
an examination Of the Santiam river
with view Of having the government
improve the same.
Those who heard Miss. Genevieve
Hughes play second to Mr. Winkler at
the Willamette musical recital Monday
evening were surprised at the ability
with which she took her part along.
aide of one Of the moAi accomplished
performers who has ever come to the
Pacific coast. Miss Hughes is q grAdu.
ate Of the Boston conservatory of music.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
Bird Omens.

The meadow larks are now our only
song birds. The homely cawing OF the
crows chimes we'll these cool mornings
when breakfast dCes not taste good
without fire to eat beside. The note
OF the golden winged woodpecker Is
rich and musical at this season Of the
year, but the honking OF wild geese
circling bewlldered over the electric
lighted city warns US winter Is ap.
preaching. Some say the geese few
north, instead of south as usual, TO-
ward California, and their flight pre-
sages an. uusual amount Of fine weather
yet this fall.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
For LOW PRICES
PERSONALS.

Y. NJ. Parvin returned to Albany to
day.
DIR. b. H. Bradshaw was In Eugene
today.
Miss Lena Payne Is visiting Portland
friends.
Ex-Gov. z. +. Moody was In Port
land today.
VIM. Brown was in Brooks today
purchasing hops.
Hon. Geo. Z. Chamberlain returned
10 Portland today.
Ray ID. Gilbert, the grocer, has TO
turned from Portland.
q. A. Luster, Of Saginaw, Michigan,
was In the city today.
Hon. d. H. Looney, Of Jefferson,
was In the city today.
Miss Marie Klrn 10 quite sick at her
home on Liberty street.
Il. ID. Jones. the state street nursery
man. was q Portland visitor today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

A VALUABLE DOa.-Lee SteiDer's
white Euglish setter, Kse, with seven
white puppies was on exhibItIon ut the
Red Front drugstore today. She has
stII seven " the litter Of ten with her.
Her owner paid IS for her q year ago
aud she has earned him $3.50 from the
sale OF her stock which IL Of the
l. ,lewellan strain.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

sPRAINKD ANRLE.-Whlle playing
football on the university campus lARt
evening, Harry olingeF, one OF sAlem's
promising football players, met with
an accident that win cripple him for
several weeks. While playing prae-
tice game he sustained badly sprAlned
right ankle that caused him consider
able pain.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

To WATER CoNsuaGERs.-on We'd
nssdAy mornlDg al 0 o'clock water viii
be cut on on Centre street from Liberty
street east. This will include all mains
north Of Center and east Of Liberty.
Salem Water Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

To THE REFORM ScHooL.-GeO.
Carr, aged Is years, was this morning
brought to the reform school from
Josephine county, for larceny OF = gun.
This makes 2l2 boys enrolled at the
school, while the attendance at present
10 l20.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

Why WASTE Your TINE ?-RIne
up the blue messenger boxes. Cabs, ex.
press wagons, ETC., called free. Notes
and packages delivered quickly and
safely to all parts Of the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

Altoona and Gray Eagle for Port
|: land. leave Salem daily except
|: Sundays, at @ a. IN. Quick time,
: regular service and cheap rates.
/: Agent, NJ. p. Baldwin, al salem
: dock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

Ladies capes made in tee new fall
styles. Prices low. Stylish suits from
81. up. Mrs. Clevenger. Eldridge
Block. 81 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

BARN FoR RENr.-A good barn
near business part Of the city. at low
rent Apply TO F. Y. H., care JOUR
NAL office. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
REMOVAL

Umbrella man. formerly at lS7 Commercial
ST., has removed 70 lS State ST., Armou
building. where be win be glad N see ali h,
old customers, also now ones. Umb, ellaa ne
paired, recovered and new ones made N o.
DER. leiGlm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL.

Wednesday evening, Oct. %, there
will be given at the home Of Judge r.
8. Bean, n social, for the Central sun
day school. Oysters will be served and
q pleasant time Is promised. No charge
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

ROYAL Baking Powder
Highest Of ali In IsAvsniag
sfreRgth.-uS $ Government Rsport.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
G. ". JOHNSON & SON.

ers coming again this season fitting out the boys,
tb b; customers T The pretty boys suits have done
sne business Then the pcesmOre than reasonable How
se Hord so good clothes be sold for the money
ss T ,ns people s2 and it's beauty yes ss s4 and
~ A"' same correct stylish fit, matter the price
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22
We giving 2O-ounce bar of the
BEST WASHING SOAP FOR &c

At this point stop and consider The largest bar of soap
give for sc before in Salem has weighed but 16 ounces while
many gocers give you but IA We call it "WOhLD
BEATER" We underse all Others and will prove it if you
will CALL The best table syrup in town at soc per ga on
Bring your can and have it filed.
&c LAWRENCE
Grocers that "huste." Opposite P. O.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

Making big profit is no road
to big business. There must
be satisfaction with the goods,
satisfaction with the prices,
satisfaction with the wear Of
the clothes through months
of service It's not enough
to make sales today. There
most be value that will be
talked about to friend and
neighbor. We've reached
that point with our clothing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

touch the hundreds who need good subsanta clothing
all wool at $3.50 or SO. 1t may be suit it may be oveoat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-22

rest our right TO leadership in the clothing business
oI great values and low prices to the people, unceasmg
inoed attention to the special methods and needs Of
s one particular mercantile branch has developed for
large and satisfactory results
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-21
In Hot Water Again.

DR.. W. D. Gentry, late of Chicago, he
who came with flying banners to convert
old Fort Union into the worlds greatest
sanltarium, and failed because he shouted
too loud and worked too little--this DR..
Gentry is in hot water again. The Las
Vegas Examiner says:
In the case of DR.. Gentry before the
board of health yesterday, rumor has it
that the board acted rather hastily in re-
fusing to grant him certificate to prac-
tice, laying themselves liable to be beaten
on all points of law, if they try to enforce
their decision. DR.. Gentry being sick,
Judge E. V. Long appeared before the
board and asked to see the charges and
specifications, which was not granted
him. just before the meeting adjourned
it was agreed to give the doctor copy
of the charges and it will no doubt result
in lawsuit as to what constitutes I'M
professional conduct in the medical pro-
fession.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-21
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Argument Progressing in Juan Gid
Grant Case-Judge Laughlin in
Socorr0-Notaries Appointed.

Argument of the DR.. Heath or Juan Gid
grant case is still progressing before the
United States court of private land
claims. Hon. L. B. Catron opened for
the grant claimants yesterday, and was
followed by Hon. Frank Springer, who
represents one of the three conflicting
grants. Mr.. Springer concluded his able
argument this forenoon. Judge Fl. l..
Waldo and Messrs. j. w. Vroom and S. B
Newcomb will also speak in opposition
to the confirmation of the grant and
Judge >. b. Cessna, of Nebraska, will
close for the claimants. 1t is believed
that the case will mainly turn upon the
question whether the revolutionary gov
eminent of Iturbide, under which the
grant to DIR. Heath is represented to have
been made, was ever recognized by the
United States. 1t is claimed that such
government never was so recognized.
Col. 9. G. Duncan, United States In.
dian inspector, has arrived in Santa Fe.
Acting Governor Miller has appointed
Thomas W. Henderson, of Socorro, and
Mariana Gonzales, of Bernalillo, as no.
taries public.
Hon. l.. A. Hughes was yesterday deslg-
mated as one of the vice presidents aud
executive committeeman for New Mexico
of the national league of Republican clubs.
Both branches of the distrist court in
Santa Fe having adjourned, Judge
Laughlin has gone to Socorro to hold
court for Judge Hamilton, pending the
trial of causes in which the latter had
taken part as attorney. @--
Hon. j. D. Bryan, register of the
United States land office at Las Cruces,
and Democrat of "purest ray So
rene" was in the city yesterday on bust
ness before the United States land court.
Mr.. Bryan is making most efficient Off.
Ger and 10 esteemed as good citizen by
all the people in mis- district.
Thus far but three of the newly ap
pointed members of the territorial bureau
of immigration have qualified by taking
the oath of Office. These are Judge
Francis Downs, of Santa Fe; Mr.. A. J.
Loomis, of Silver City, and Hon. Ernest
Meyers, Of Albuquerque.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-21
PERSONAL.

At the Exchange: A. p. II. Coape, Lum
bertou; Mrs. Luke Walsh and two chill
dren, Albuquerque: Susie Martin, Albu.
querque.
Mr.. A. P. L. Coape, the well-knowr
English bear hunter, arrived from Lum.
berton last night and is at the Exchange
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince anG
Judge A. l.. Morrison represent the Re.
publicans of Santa Fe at the Cleveland
league convention.
At the Palace: p. Ketner and wife
Gallup; j. A. Merrick, Randolph, N. Y;
ia. Wallace, Chicago E. s. Maddler
st. Joseph; Chas. Neustadt, Silver City
L. Blumenthal, F. II. Palmdorf, New
York.
Mr.. j. d. Hughes, business manager OF
the New MEXICAN, left last night on 8
business trip to Albuquerque. He's after
business, and the business men of that
community who know a good newspaper
and a fair and decent journal when they
see it, will, no doubt, treat him as kindly
as they have ever done.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-21
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
This is the longest day of the wear.

This is the longest day of the year.
Albuquerque Citizen: This city will
60 en- masse to Santa Fe on July 4, hay
ing abandoned the idea of big excur
sion to Las Vegas on June "a.
There will be special communication
of Montezuma lodge No. l, A. F. g. A. NJ.
this evening at 1880. Work in the M. M
degree. Visiting Masons invited.
Tickets for the grand Dupuy Fourth Of
July concert at the court house may be
procured at 1reland's drug store. Secure
desirable seats before they are all gone.
The Santa Fe fire department running
teams are diligently training every after
noon for the coming tournament CON
tests and can be depended upon to do
creditable work.
Mr.. Chas Neustadt came up this morn
ing from Silver City. He thinks of To-
eating at Mogollon, which he declares
great camp. The mining operations
there now set about $4,000 in circula-
ton monthly.
The pupils of Loretto academy will
give literary and musical entertainment
at the academy hall ON next Monday
at 1880 O'Clock. Admission so cents. It
promises to be delightful affair and
should be we'll attended.
Andy Horne has delivered 500 ors sacks
to the Washington mine management at
Bland and has completed the contract for
hauling a carload of ore from the Crown
Point mine to the railroad at Wallace, or
Thornton, as it is now designated.
The fireworks for July have been or
dered and paid for, cash in advance, and
they will arrive from the east in few !
days. They will be very elaborate and
beautiful-worthy of the approaching
grand celebration in the historic capital
OF New Mexico.
Fire crackers are cheap and effective
means of Kidding cherry orchards of de-
structive birds. nickle package of fire
crackers IN the hands of an active young
ster will not only do excellent service in
the line indicated, but will afford the
youngster great sport. Try it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-21
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

District Attorney Z. N. Wilkerson, Of
Albuquerque, is in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Folsom are report
ed to be enjoying life in southern Cali
fornia.
The Albuquerque base ball team viii
leave for Prescott on the evening of thu
29th.
i Mr.. E. w. Dobson, of Albuquerque, did
not attend the Republican League con.
vention in Cleveland.
Henry V. Harris, late clerk of Bernal
lilo county, left his widow and children
$l2,500 life insurance.
Five thousand special circulars re.
specting the irrigation congressman tef-
ritorial fair have been sent out from Al
buquerque.
Rpton Range: This section of New
Mexico was never more prosperous than
now. Recent rains have furnished ample
water for crops and grass.
Lieutenant E. s. Walker, U. S. A., and
family are visiting Ration relatives. Lieu
tenant Walker is stationed at Mexico, No.,
as professor of military branches in the
college there.
Travelling Engineer W. R. Scott is
creditably filling the arduous position Of
master mechanic of the A., Z. j. s. f. west
of La Junta, during the absence of w. T..
Symons.
The Jersey cattle recently condemned
by the territorial sanitary board, belong
ing to M. W. Mills, at Springer, we're
killed. He received $50 per head for the
ten killed.
Petitions are being circulated in Bloss-
burg and Ration asking the board of
county commissioners to appropriate
money for the improvement of the public
road between the two towns.
Albuquerque Citizen: Fred Smith and
son, Frank, who we're recently accidental
ly shot while out hunting, are recovering.
Forty-seven small shot have been taken
from the boys head.
DR.. Braddon, of che United States ma
rine hospital service, is comforting with
leading citizens of Albuquerque with a
view to the establishment there of per-
manent hospital for the treatment of ma
rines affected with pulmonary diseases.
The commissioners of Bernalillo coun-
ty have appointed j. s. Garcia probate
clerk and ex-of1icio recorder, vice Henry
V. Harris, deceased. Immediately after
taking the oath of Office, Mr.. Garcia re-
appointed J. A. Summers as deputy and
Thomas Werner as copyist.
The Santa Fe has adopted the block
system Of time keeping all over the sys-
tenn. Heretofore it has only been in use
in the shops, but now it has been put in
at Nickerson, Arkansas City, Newton and
all other points where there are round
houses or great many men employed.
Col. t. F. Moore and j. H. Drury have
secured the contract to build the round
house, machine and blacksmith shops at
Winsow. The work is to be completed
by the middle of October. There will be
fifteen stalls in the new roundhouse. The
machine shops will be TAXA, and the
blacksmith shop 2Sx34 feet. All the build
ings will be of stone and brick.