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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-03-18
CAPITAL STOCK 100000.
O. A. WATZkE,,I President

W The property Of this company commonly known as
e the Sairey Camp, surveyed and described in the
"a crown grant MDing Location G 49" is situate
g the best potoD Of the Manitoba section coDtaDs 45
is crossed midway by the river connecting Sarey
8: Camp Lake and Harris Lake has timber for fuel and
s. Dinng purposes Three gold beoriDg quartz veins !
Il have been located on the property. 3
Is ODe Of the chief natural advantages is the water
power the the location Of this property having
s. fall Of about 80 feet The directors offering
sale limited number Of sbares Of tbe capital stock
money be used to deveope the PROPERTY This first
3 issue is offered at Is ceDts on dollar. Mr.. Q. A.
y Wotzke the president and muDager of the company
" of wide personal experience in the Rainy Lake.
g gold fields, The Sarey Camp fills oil conditions, is
IS large body Of free milling aDd With its unpe
power psures handsome returDs for money Invested
= All letters Of ipqury Will receive prompt attention. !
8 RAINY LAKE MINING & POWER COMPANY. !
81 WEST SUPERIOR, WIS.
81 REFERENCES:
IS IS OF SUPERIOR Wis. s
IS Arnerican Exchange Superior Wis. 3
8 For prospectus SHARES call on 3
Y ANTON wATZkE, i
j Morris, Ni01. 8
NlAIllllIIllllll l!G#*lIGll Observation-Disclosures
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-03-18
FIGHT LIKELY

APIA, Samoa, March 10, via Auck-
lani, n. T., March Flowing to
threats by the Mataafa people to burn
the Malietoa villages in the Island Of
Sa%ii, unless they sent taxes levied upon
them and a number Of soldiers to sup
pcrc Mataafa, the British consul visited
!. Savaii on the British cruiser Porpoise,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-03-18
Shirts Cents,

Butler, Indiana
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
Tennessee Gatherings.

Another bomb-shell has bursted in
camp.
Oar citizens turned out generally 10
.eicome home our citizen soldiers, "1he
Volunteers" at Albany last week.
Frank NJ. Girayd, OF 60. j who rs.
turned with his comrades from the
philippines, was q welcome visitor and
the guest at the Blacklaw home this
week.
Mr.. Ed. L. Umphrey, Of this vicinity,
has joiDed "The Casey Comedy Co.1
which was recently organized at Lsf A.
non.
We recently had the pleasure Of meet
ing With Little Rose Bud. " the genial,
interesting correspondent Of the DxMo.
cRAT, from OakviiIe.
The well.knoKn capitalist, Mr.. Yaples,
and his family, Of Phoenix, Ariz.. are
wishing with Mrs. Yaples' brother, Mr.
Geo. Rose.
MIR. w. q. BARLEY 10 etill very serious.
y VI 81 bis home In this vicinity.
win II. Ross lie canvassing "Under-
woods" stereoptIcon views In Southern
Oregon With great success.
kAinl Oh ye father Of webfoot.
NICK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
TUESDAY,.
Probate Record.

In esia'e ot NJ G Chambers 6nai &C
counting 80, for Sept. 5.
In estate Of Cnrran & Monieilh pe,i.
ton TO cell real estate granted.
Final accoun. Fled In estate Of Jas
Spark
In estate Of r @ Finley petition for al.
iOwance and motion 10 diamise the same
on hle.
Ia estate OF Clyde Snyder sale of real
property reported.
Third account fileG in estate OF Law
renee aardman.
In es'aie oil &c Jackson petition 10
sell personal properly granted.
Final account in estate of Icyphene
Schooling set for oct2.
In estate OF O P Knighten real proper
ty ordered cold at private sale.
In es:a,e OF TN Munkers order for al.
lo~ance.
In estate Of L Miller date Of final ac.
count filed.
In estate OF Jesse Parrish flnal accoun,
fled.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
The County Institute.


The Linn County Institute was opened
at Lebanon yesterday with big attcud.
ance, The enrolment being io6. The
day was spent In educational work. A,
night Mayor Montague delivered live
address Of welcome and vas responded to
by superintendent Mcdonald, Prof
Martindale and others. Tonight Prot.
Marhndale will deliver an address on
higher education from a national teachers
association standpoint, tomorrow night
Ool. Montague win give an address on
Scctlsnd, Thursday night State Super
intendent Alderman will be the speaker
and Friday night Prof Horner will give
an address on Oregon literature. The
work Of the day is entirely routine and
educational.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
This and That.

VIereck's Sugar Bowl PaFlors Tor ice
cream, confectionery, soda water, cigars
and tobacco.
A large and fine stock Of cigars and to
bacco at Coma x Illusions. See the dis
play.
When you want q choice steak nice
roast or meat Of any kind. call on Henry
3roders. lie keeps the best.
Go to Verick's shaving and hair cut
ting parlors for first class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels TO every
~ mer.
Tie best meats Of all kinds and good
treatment at the Albany Dressed Beef
ComPany's maTEet, just d,wn Second
treet. Good weight and prompt attend
ion.
Il makes no difference how bad the
wound II y0u use De Wits Witch Hazel
Saive; il will qiickly heal and leave no
scar. Foshay X Mason.
Come Of The results Of neglected dyspep-
tic conditions OF the stomsch are cancer,
consumption, heart disease and epilepsy.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure prevents all this by
eifecting q lick cure in al cases Of dys-
pepsia, Foshay q Masor.
Il you sunsr from 'enierness or sulIness
the right side. pains under shoulders
Iade. constipation, bIiousness, SICK
eadache, and feel dull. heavy and s'eepY
nr liver il torpid ard c,ngested. De-
Wits Little ErIJ Risers will cure you
promptly, pleasant, and permanently by
removing the congestion and cruising the
tile ducts TO op,n and A1v naturally.
They ARE GOaD FILLS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
Volunteer Receptions.

Az tho q, A. X. hall Saturday evening
very pleasant reception was given the
Volunteers by tho Ladies OF the a. A.
H., like all OF their entertainment n
success. Members OF the q, A. n. and
Ladies' of the q. A. II and their iamiliea
were present In large numbers and
united IN making tho. recrption 10 tile
young men enjoyable. A program was
rendered with Mrs. LIyingstt no, presi :
dent oi the state Ladies' Of tho q. K r..
~ tho chair. After a song Hon. J, X,
Weatheriord delivered the address II
welcome. happy effort well responded
70 by. Cppt. Phillips. MIR. Small was
heard 10 vocal solo, followed by Mrs.
y. Y. Lte In u patriotic End Oregon regi.
inent sole, Mr.. Risley, Of 'Gl, who was
III HE war years, o months and deys,
took part IN thirteen battles and about
twenty-five skirmishes, and who travel.
cd about four thousand miles, spoke Tor
the veterans remInIsccntly aud George
Hart very wittily and entertainingly for
the veterans Of '0B 80. Mrs. Cbas. Me-
din and NJ iss Palmer were eneored In a
Kultar-yiolin duet. Miss Grace Livings.
Tone sang well Wrap me- In the old
Flag' aud Mr. and Mrs. Small closed the
program with instrumental mueic. The
members OF | CO. aud tho veterans then
eat down TO tables formed In the shape
81 tho letter and partook OF Gnc
spread. Some OF tic vet rams were
called ior and the entertainment closed
with season OF sociabiIily.
AZ the MHccabea hall tie MRccabees
gave delightful reception 10 their mem.
bern pr. Ellis and q. q. Beam. Short
speeches were made by Mai. Ellis, O. o
beam, Or. Hill and Us. VanWinkle,
that OF Mr. Beam being illustrated by d
hne collection Of curios. There Was
singing BY the Maccabee quartet and
Mrs. Q. .. Lee and lonch Of ice-tream
and cake. - ''""
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
The Columbia Southern.

There seems 20 be no doubt now that
the Columbia Southern will extend as
far as Cross HolIows at once. We have
reliable information that they have al.
ready contracted for large number OF
Japs to begin work on the grade at once.
II IL rumored that contracts have been
made TO receive freight ut Cross Hollows
by June lst OF next year, and that before
that time big brick warehouse wilt be
built there.
Speculation is rife as 30 what effect the
advent oil the raiiroa will have on An.
telope, and OF course there IL the usual
number Of calamity howlers who predict
all kinds Of ruin; but, majority OF our
citizens will be glad 10 see only the BEN
ont which inevitably follows the opening
up and development of country An.
telope Herald.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

Robert Jackson In the s.aLeamar |.

AVueIt JACKSON IN the Stateaman:
A proud Oregon father was telling Of
the exploits Of his boy, who returned
with the volunteers, bearing q sligh
scar from a wound. lilo said the boy was
lying In the gras, and the bullets whistled
around him so thick that they cut OF all
the heads Of tho grass, and left the field
bare. But The boy lay there and plugged
away as bard and fast 40 ho could. never
thinking Of mis- wound. A returned Of
iicer was listening 10 the proud parent,
and he attcsted 10 the correctness Of the
story OF tho Filipino bullets cutting off
the heads OF the grass. This encouraged
the phternal ancestor, and he added that
the bullets at one time became % thick
that they darsened the sun, 90 that the
brave and wounded boy could not zoe his
hand before his eyes The officer said
nothing as 70 the latter, brit he curIed
hls thln patrlcian lip as much ~ 10 in
nlcate that possibly the seemingly hypeY-
Dolicai night was occasioned by passing
cloud.
one oI the Oregon cofporals was drill.
ing his squad. lie was getting along
larry well Will: big orders Of mark time,
forward merch, column right, column
leit,' etc. Finally wishing 10 execute
the movement following the order, "col-
umn half right" he ordered, column
and half right" That settled IL for
the corporal. Ho was thereafter known
In the company as Column O. a-hslf, )"
and life in an official capacity became
burden TO him. He begged TO be reduced
70 the rank Of 4 private soldier, and fin.
ally succeeded In his quest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
Jefferson.
From the Review.

From the Review.
5. Il. Libby and family have moved to
Marion, being unable to obtain a dwell.
ing house In this city.
J. A. Winter has purchased an inter-
est 70 the general merchandise business
OF w. +. schuller.
From Geo. Conner, OF Syracuse, we
learn that great deal OF the spring
wheat in that section has been Knocked
down by the wind and rain, and consid-
srable damage will result.
A few neat cottages Tor rent are badly
needed In orr city. We know OF several
iiar lilies who would like 10 obtain dwell
ln4s Tor the winter, but cannot do SO, as
there are no vacant ones.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

A SAVAGE DRLD "A decd from Hiram
Sewage and twenty three others to H.
W. Settlsmier, conveying 25.4l acres
noar Tangent, for $500, has been fled
Ni,h the rscorder. It was ackno xledeed
in thirteen different places all over the
country. The acknowledgement OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Savage in Indian territory is
an oddity. Aa wife of John Savage,
deceased, che declares that upon exam.
Ination separate and apart from Tim 'ht
acknoN ledged the execution NLhout fear
or compulsion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
Notice TO Bird 6 Contractors.

The under,igced will receive, at his
Office in Albany. Or, sealed bids until
September Sth, 1899, at Ethe hour fol
o'clock p. m. fer the building Of two
cylender piers under the Green Ferry
bridge, over the Santiam river near JEFF
feTson, Oregon.
Plans and specifications for said work
can be seen at the office Of the clerk Of
Marion county, also at my office in Alb
any.
The joint courts OF Marion and Linn
counties reserve the right 20 reject any
and all bids. Bonds in the sum hidden
viii belexacted Of the successful bidder on
award Of contract.
FKANK CRABTREE,
Clerk of Linn County, On.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

ToNieHr. .--Hoyt's "a Midnight Bell
which will BE- seen at the Armory hal
tonight, comes in the nature OF double
attraction. The comedy itself is ccn-
ceded TO bethe very best OF all the Boyt
successes, and the leading role, Deacon
Tidd, is interpreted by one Of Americas 9
best known and most popular comedians
l.. r. Stockwell. A carload Of scene y il
useu in the production. Prices so cents.
Reserved seats without extra charge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

A big wood pile belonging to lhs rail.
road, was burned At Marion this morn
ing.
There have been thirty.six applications
Tor pensions in Oregon ON account Of the
recent wars.
The recent rain was general through
eastern Oregon 80 through western Ore.
gon, u there was not more oil it.
Tie @. r. Knighten farm was sold at
aominirtratTix sale or Saturday and bid
IN BY y. w. Simpson, about 800 acres,
for "a, los.
The store OF W. r. RIain was taken
charge Uf by the sheriff this afternoon ON
an attachment issued in favor OF Rosen-
blatt * Co., for 1901 81.
The stage driver between Newport and
Seal Rock has secured four deer this
summer by his dog driving them into the
ocean, where they were captured.
Another paper railroad ia being built
from Salem to DalIes, and from there it
is 70 be extended to YaqniDa. 1t ig to be
hoped it soiaetime becomes a real live
railroad.
Mr.. r. M. Gilbert, OF Fall City, Polk
county's leading bridge builder, has the
contract io- builling 40 foot bridge
across the Willamette at McNinnville.
Consideration, $3.50.
Mike Schneider In in receips of letter
from Stevens, Minnesota, that man Was
engaged digging well and at the depth
Of torty.ft ar feet the bottom fell out an
he disappeared. Ropes were let down
but no trace OF the man could be found.
Eugene Guard.
l.. A. Clarke, OF Portland, has come
out from Dawson wilh q few thousand
dollars in his pockets, eays the Skaeway
Alasksn. Eighteen months ago be
struck that town With So. Sol 10 his,Docket.
and he says he has made SIC, eco, hut be
has had 70 work for it. he owns inter
ests IN tour claims and will next month
take in steam tbaWing machinery. He
nrmly expects 70 come ont two years
hence with s75, 900 ss his share. He will
tale his wife and two children with him
the middle Of next month. -Te.egram.
Secretary Tpzier OF the State Press As.
sociaiion reported as follows: There
were In this state on August Is, 222 pub
locations entered as second-class matter
at the several postofiicss. OF these Ice
are weeklies, SS moathlies. 10 dailies,
semi-weekliee end one sem;-monthy.
class them as 64 repu5 u5lican. 20 demo
cratic, l6 nopulist,, one prohibition, l
religious, Sd independent. 10 fraternal. 4
agricultural, 2 amateur, 5 college, mis-
cellaneons and 2 poultry Estimating
the states population at 400 600, it will
be seen that Oregon has newspaper for
every 1900 people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
New Bankruptcy Cases.

+. A. Scbiffier, Of Albany, tailor, yes
terday lied petition in bankruptcy In
the United States court. His liabilities
amount TO $5l25. 80, and his assets con-
sist Of "no property, personal or real"
T. L. Henness, OF Albany, insurance
agent, also filed petition in bankruptcy
In the United States court. His liabili-
ties amount TO s2707.32. His assets con.
sist Of half interest In judgments OF
doubtful value, amounting to s4040, and
personal property, exempt, valued At
s245. OregoniaD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
MONDAY......... J.

TnEATRIcAL.--L. r. Stockw ell comes 10
Albany tomorrow night, and his legion
OF admirers Will undoubtedly turn out In
force 10 welcome him 10 ho deserves. Ii
10 not often that we aro visited by an ac-
tor ol such note and an opportunity 10
SEQ him In bis character Of Deacon Tidd
In Hoyt'g "a Midnight Bell" IL one that
tho lovers Of high class amusement can
lily afford 10 miss. This ID the largest
attraction that " II visit this city for
some time and II 10 earnestly hoped that
our cltiz na will show their time and 4
Ia earnestly hope that our citizens WIFI
show ther appreciation Dy turning ont
In force. "a Midnight He'll" ID thor.
ougbly equipped with scenery and all
acccBsionB necessary TO make the pro-
duotlon complete aud pleasing 10 tho eye.
Mr.. stoekwell has always surrounded
himself with q strong aud capable organ.
iSation and this IL no exception. The
members ol his company have all been
selected with view 10 their peculiar flt-
ness Tor the characters assigned them.
and careful and finished Performance
10 the result. PrI ps b0c. Keieryed
seats without extra charge.
Lucy AaAiS.- Lucy, tho little Celestia
who has been considered non eompos
meniis for some time on account Of llis
vacant moods and peutIve manner,
going about talking TO himself. walking
around nights etc., WAS again put In the
calab0oeo this mornIuI 10 await examin.
alton for insanity. lIs had on him re-
yolyer with lour loads. and II Ii said al.
ways has some kind II arrangement with
him 10 keep tho devil avn lie will b.
examined this afternoon. The other
Chlnamcn insist that l,v Ia simply alex
aud Jim wsstfall cay he 4, harmless
and causes no trouble among the China.
men
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
For the Exposition.

The managers Of coming Portland In
dnstrial Exposition have offered a prize
Of flOO 10 tho county making the best ex.
hibit OF grains and grasses; $40 to the
teeond best, and $50 the third. This Of.
ier has brought prompt response from
the management oi the !. 7. X. r., and
result 10 letter sent TO all their agents
on. this county Ia which they propose 70
help the exhibit alUDg In substantial
way. People interested In advertising
tho coan;Y need not he ont a cent,
but will actually be paid iur their trouble.
The y. L. Co, wants 80 bundles OF
wheat, - Of oats, 35 OF alfalfa and other
grasses. 100 In all. from each station In
the county, and IL willing to pay ior
them at > cents bundle. The bundles
should bo six inches In diameter cut full
length and closely tied. Call on the 5
+. agent for particulars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

Lucy, the Chinaman, was declared in.
sane yesterday afternoon by DR.. Trimhle
and was taken to the insane asylum this
morning by Sheriff Munke's II is
probable the special treatment of the
asylum viii cure him in few months
As near as the DRMocRAT can learn Lucy
smokes cigarettes and has few ether
vices that do not h,lp the mild.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
Back from Alaska.

Judge Finn, Elliot and Glenn Irvine
and Rev. Stevenson returned last night
from their Alaska trip. r. A. Young
and wife renamed in Seattle TO look
after tome real estate Interests and will
probably be lone tonight, and Mrs.
Finn and daughter Miss Ora, remained
10 Portland on several dSys visit with
relatives. The experience WAS delight
inl one, favored with Gne weather all
the time but one or two days. The par
~ were surprised at the substantial ap.
pearance Of Juneau, fine city with
Javed streets. Sitka is one OF the pTet-
tlest places In the world with its Indian
hnts, etc. and skaRway has q permanent
makeup With some fine buildings among
others. The party went on the boat 10
the wonderful glaeieTe one hundred mil.
90 beyond Sksgway, and on the railroad
TO the White Pass. This 10 one Of the
wonderful railroads OF the world. In
places the road runs along the side Of
the mountain with O chasm two thou
tand feet straight down. All along the
road the lead bones OF the horses Bacri.
feed 10 building II could be seen. At
y " ~ *D1b = RVVGtHu4Ebb hbAitOu tub
beadweterS Of the Yukon may be seen
as they start for the most famous mining
camp OF tie world. On sIigbiirg at this
place the party we're surprised to ue met
by Mr.. George WaggoneT, OF Corvallis,
who holds position there under the
government. MT. Gilson, the barber.
Mas IN shop at Skagwsy. Fare on the
White Pass road is only rs cents O mile.
The distance 10 Lake Bennett on 1t IL 43
miles and 10 the White Psts 20. Re.
turi / ~ on the City cf Topeka we're 6
crowd oi miners from the Copper creek
regions With very little 10 show Tor their
lAbors and privAtions. Durirg the trip
the party took one hundred aud fifty.six
pictures, some Of them OF very striking
scenes aid situations, and their friends
Will anxionsly wait for the privilege Of
eing them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

- -
In the athletic games at Astoria last
Saturday Seattle carried off the honors.
Tho City oi. Topeka arrived In Seattle
last night. The Albany party which were
on IL will DO home tonight.
Capt. Grey. Of the Eugene, says he can
take forty tons OF freight TO Corvallis
every day in the year.!
George Layigne, the prize fighter. has
set lighters good example by cnisting
in the Philippine war.
The steamer Macdufi, on which the
Portland FIGURING Mil Co, has 4. 200, COO,
grain sacks, and whose arrival was over
q month behind time has been reported
safe. This will make big difference In
the grain sack pusin, 50 OF the Norlh-
west.
There have been some doubts ex-
pressed about there being whale on the
beach south Of Newport. Joe Ralston,
OF this city, has picture Of the whale
taken where II lay seven miles below
Newport north ol Seal Rocks, and a
piece OF the whales hide. They speak
Tor themselves.
y. The DEMOCRAT was shown some wheat
from the farm OF q. +. Simpson near
this city, and It was yet In good condi-
tlon. II was picked this morning after
Che rain oil yesterday and last night.
Just what damage has been done cannot
be stated until after the weather has
settled and the time for threshing come.
Frank Woodruff, now at his home at
Cottage Grove, was shot In the heel in
e.Eif6 advance after the battle OF Malabon.
+ While lying on hillside under fire he
got one Of his feet too high and ball
struck his heel. A Salem boy baudaged
the wound and Woodruff pluckily :. .staid
with his company.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ed Huston has at
tended yesterday by large number Of
friends, Including the knights Of Pythias
ID body. The sermon was delivered by
Rev. Stevens OF Corvallis. The remains
were laid to rest ia the city cemetery.
There Is general sorrow at the death Of
this excellent Christian lady.
Emperor Norton, one OF Oregon's pio-
ueer newspaper men, died in Portland
last week at the age of SO years. He
Z was once general passenger agent OF the
Nashville Southern Ra,lioad, and was
4 NRll fixed financially before coming to
Oregon Newspaper business in Oregon
Though kept his pocket book empty. He
: VA q big hearted man, and was well
liked.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
aNRe Illsrarets Candy Cathartic i0c or ESQ.
n q ful lsnF fiafu raff nd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

IooF AND REBEKAH REoRPlIoN.--
The ! o o F and Rebekahs, Of this city,
will give Major Nj. II. Ellis q reception
in their hall this Tuesday, evening, Aug.
22d. A cordial invi'atlon is extended te
all Rebekahs, Odd Fellows and their
wives 10 be present.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

Saw Miits.--There are enough SAN
mill rnmora TO OIL Albany with mills
and make this the great aaw mill city
OF the world almost, Let them come.
Saturday evening several of the men
connected with tho Booth. Kelly mills OF
Lane county were In the city on their
way homo rom q trip up tie Caiapooia
as lar NJ CrawIordsville looking up tim-
Der, ard II Was afterwards reported that
they are cgoiiatlng for site for mill
IN the western part Of the city on the
-CalapooIa. u " al % said arrangements
are beirg made to begin excavations for
the Curtis Mill. but II ID sale 10 say that
nothing will be done until the formal
transfer OF the deeds TO thv property.