Wexhollow

Wexhollow's men take the corpse caravans over the tundra shoulder where the north road leaves the rim, twelve marks a stage and one body in forty carried free. Dunmoral's stamp travels with the caravan; Wexhollow's rolls record the stage and not the load.

Millet off Dunmoral's terraces goes to Wexhollow at the rim price, and half of it is set against the escort account instead of paid. Dunmoral's steward proposes each autumn that the whole should be, and each autumn Wexhollow declines.

Both houses bid in 781 for the escort of the corpse traffic north of the sixth stage, and Vaethril took it by undercutting on the water charge. Wexhollow has filed twice since against Vaethril's stage rents and been heard twice without a ruling.

Drusenberg cannot serve seizure in a Sekhemrite court, so Wexhollow's chartered company serves it, and is paid in water shares Wexhollow would otherwise buy at auction on the canyon rim. Wexhollow's whole holding is bought water, and the retainer covers about seven months of it.

Wexhollow winters three hundred horses at Sekhemra, and the charter names the animals as Wexhollow's and the riders as nobody's. Sekhemra takes eleven silver a head and a tenth of whatever the company is paid for work the charter does not describe.

Wexhollow's entire supply is bought by the share off Cistern Nineteen and re-priced at the records office every year. Wexhollow has not held the share at one rate for two years running and budgets for the raise before it is announced.

In 782 a crew out of Wexhollow weighted one of its own dead into a draw above Cistern Nineteen, in the northern manner, and the records office struck Wexhollow's share for the season. The reinstatement fee was paid without argument and the records office has left the entry on the file.

Wexhollow musters Falkvald wage-men for the upland stations and the sulphur road under a chartered company held on Grivane's letters. The muster rolls name the company; the letters stay at Grivane and are lodged nowhere.