The long awaited first public school of Switzerland has finally finished construction. Officially it began operating in September 1838, with its first task to research on market structure, particularly targeting on a modelling a relatively small economy, similar to that of Swiss Confederacy, along with comparisons to countries that are more versatile and prosperous economically. This hefty task is bounded to be complete by September this year.

On a side note, our 140 km railroad between Zurich and Bern also had completed its construction. Being our first railroad, it's currently in limited operation while being tested, evaluated and researched on.

Our textile factory is also experienced unexpected problems, namely power generation and transportation. Gratefully the issues are (semi-)quickly resolves, and the factory can be fully operational by July. We expect the industrial powerhouse to provide us with a sizable economic growth in the following decades.

We noted that none of the projects met their proposed deadline, most probably due to our inexperience on industrialization. We hope that our engineers and managers will learn from their first experience, and master to their next tasks.

As these projects are ending, a new batch of state-funded developments are on the table of the federal Tagsatzung. No less than 10 million should be allocated on the new constructions.