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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
VENEZUELA.

Great Rcj0icings Over the Recent Govern
ment Successes.
CARACAS Now 7, I
Via HAVANA, Nov. "A. 1860.
The town OF Maracatbo has capitulated, and there
Is great rejoicing In government circles.
The insurgents abandoned their leader, General
Pugar, who made his escape. General Zuucta,
commanding the rebel advance joined the govern
ment forces. But few lives were lost
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ILLINOIS,.

Health Of General Sheridnn--I.iauo. Dealers
Convention mt Chicago.
CHICAGO Nov. "a, 1859.
Lieutenant General Sheridan is much better to-
day and will be out in few days.
The Convention OF Liquor Dealers and Rectlers
OF the United States assembled at the Sher-
man House this morning, at eleven O'Clock. On
calling the roll the States OF Tennessee, Pennsyl-
vana, Michigan, Missouri Ohio, Minnesota, Indiana
Illinois, Kentucky and California were found to be
represented. Samuel Rendskopf, of Milwaukee.
read the address OF welcome. j. A. Montgomery, OF
Chicago, was elected temporary chairman. Com
mittees on permanent organization and resolutions
O'Clock.
The Convention reassembIed at two but adjourned
In few minutes without doing anything of pubic
importance, until nine O'Clock to morrow morning.
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A superb Telegram Cartoon.

superb Telegram, Cartoon.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is.
A GRAPHIC PICTURE.
LOCAL POLITICS ILLUSTRATED.
THE PARADISE or NEW YORK.
THE CENTRAL PARK-WAsHINGToN HEIGHTS.
CAPTAIN BILL wILEf, WITH THE FLAMING
SWORD OF JUSTICE DRIVING MALEFAeToRs
OUT OF THE MANHATTAN PARADISE.
RAoY LOCAL SKETCH,
"BEHIND THE COUNTER
A GLANCE AT THE CLERKS OF NEW YORK.
WHO THEY ARE AND WHERE THEY COME
FROM.
HOURS OF LABOR AND AMOUNT or WAGES.
THE IMPERIAL WORLD OF FASHION
ORIGINAL STORIES SKETCHES, CHIT CHAT, ALI.
TIVE NEWS or THE DAY.
Advertissrs, Newsdeaera and Nswsboys tase notice.
s1 dollars year Two cents single copy. Seat 70 anz
, "art " tho world. Once "a Nassau s,rss.
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Collision on the Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road.

ERIE NOV. ~, lsbV.
About half past five O'CLOCK last evening the mail
tram west on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
colided with freight train going East, near
Patlonia, about seventy-nve miles from Erie. Both
locomotives were made complete wrecks, and the
baggage car was telescoped into the smoking car. No
one was killed. The following IL list OF the injured
80 far as ascerlaincd: John Spoord; mail agent side
and head; r. Horrell, fireman, arm and hip; Martin
Mclaughlin, engineer OF the mail tram, side and
hip; j. McGervenery, baggage master side and head;
A. Zinck, newsboy. head; J. Kline, Warren, Pa,
arm broken and hurt in the head; ID, 4. Hail. Kane,
Pa. breast and head; ID. Bullitts and J. Burt, hre
men, both hurt In the mead; Cnlbertson, telegraph
repalrer. bruised, ana one person. name unknown,
hurt In the breast. An investigation Is now beng
hold az TO the cause OF the collision.
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CENTENARY MsvtasARY CT uAvtasAlsA IN NEW YORK.

AUBURN, Nov. "a. 1860.
A large Number OF clergymen aud others connected
with the Universallst Church assembled In this city
to-day Tor the purpose OF holding tho rst centenary
meeting OF the society in the State. The meeting
was organized by the appointment OF the Rev
George w. montgomery, or Rochester rs Moderator
Ind William p. Robinson, OF Auburn, as Clerk The
Rev. A. SAKE DID,, Of Rochester, opened the exer.
cses by prayer after which Important business mat
ters were discussed BY Revs. Bartholomew
SAKE, Bolles, Browne, Pullman, Mamley, TomlinsUn
Austin aud Barlow. The Rev. +. G. Bolles OF Brook
Ign, delivered the centenary this evening to
u very large audience. The meeting continues
through tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
THE INDIANS.

Outrasos In New Mexlco-Threc Indians
Killed-A Mexlcaa Captive Rescued.
SANTA FE, Nov. %, 1859.
On Sunday, the l4th inst, q band Of Indians ran
or 1900 sheep from the plantation Of Juan Lana, OF
Dona Anna county The Indians were pursued by
volunteers and overtaken. Three Indians were
killed and most OF the sheep recaptured A Mexican
boy who had been captured By the Indians few
days previously, was rescued after the Indians had
stabbed hun three times but not fatally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
CUBA.

Discovery Of Plot TO Incite Negroes to
R.n.;i,., =. ~. 1,a a. & S.ssaaa.-
The Ringloaders Arrested and Executed.
HAVANA. Nov. "a. 1859.
An attempt was recently made to incite the
negroes to rebellion the plantations about Sagua.
The plot was discovered however. and the ring
leaders arrested and promptly executed.
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SPAIN.

Colonial Government Retorm--A New Consti-
tuition for Porto RicO--Citizcn Rights and
Slavery.
MADRID, Nov. q, 1861
by French Atlantic Gable. !
During the sitting Of the Cortes to-day the Minis
ter for the Colonies read the members behalf Of
the Cabinet draft Of the constitution which II
T. intended to grant to Porto Rico.
This important instrument, as at present worded,
forbids the discussion BY the colonial legislative
body OF any proposition or resolution contemplating
separation OF the Island from Spain; proclalms
complete religious liberty for all Christian denoml-
nations in the territory extends the right Of cleo
t0ral suffrage to all who can read and write, with
the exception OF the slaves; places certain legal
restrictions the slave system declares that slaves
have no citizen rights in the soil, and aat they
require such only by and after emancipation.
The entire question or slavery Is In fact according
to the ministerial statement and the concluding
clauses OF the present measure reserved for another
and separate bill ana future SPECIFIC legislation.
Death of General Dulce-t'oIonIaI Documents.
MADRID Nov. "a, 1869.
General Dulce, recently at tho mead OF the govern
ment 10 Cuba, died yesterday.
The government Will soon present to the Cortes
number Of documents bearing ON the Cuban ques.
lion.
The Throne Cnndidature--Thanlks TO Les.
seps-Troops for Cuba.
PARIS, Nov. "a, 1889.
Private advices received here contradict positively
the general impression that Italy favors the
elevation OF the Duke Of Genoa to the
Spanish throne. A despatch from Madrid,
however, states that General Prim has as
sured the Cortes that the proposition meets
with the favor Of King Victor Emanuel. The
nuk ~ has damn vnla tn l,iu
support.
The Cortes have passed vote OF thanks TO ii. Fer
dinand de Lesseps, the President Director Of the
Suez Canal.
Within the past three weeks $4,000 volunteers
have sailed from Spanish ports for Cuba.
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MISSOURI.
Bids for Pacific Railroad SfocIs-Mcvcment

OF Troops.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a, 1869.
There were several bidders In the feld to-day for
the Pacific Railroad stock owned by tn city, includ.
ing Jameson, Smith and Getting, OF New York. The
bids ranged from fny to sixty dollans per share.
Mayor Cole recommends that the city dvertise the
STOCK Tor thirty days and then sell to the highest
bidder.
Recruits are being forwarded from Fort Leaven-
worth 10 New Mexico for the Third ca, airy and
FIFTEENTH Infantry and to the Indian COUNT for the
Third infantry ana Tenth cavalry
General +. Carr left here this morning 10 Join his
command for Fort Mcpherson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

Surprise for Tugenie when the Ems
press Eugene visits America she win find hero
what the toilet chemists of Paris have abored TO concoct for
her In vain uid of her favoriie
Spa which Will restore her fading rinsets the nge that
charmed Lour Napoleon fifteen years ago. This and
woodworking agent ia PIALON'S Y1TALIA, OR SALIVA
TON FOR THE HAIR, the only article that transhgures
gray hair ndrecohe the head with all its youthful gorys
w soling the skin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
MAR T!NIQUE AND GUADALUPE

Appearance Of the Smallpox and vOmito.
HAVANA. Nov. "a, 1869.
Advlces received here from Martinique and Guada-
loupe report that smallpox and vomIto prevail on
those ISLANDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

The Secret Of Beauty Lies in tie Use Of
HAGAH's MAGNOLIA BALM FOR THE CUMFLENfON.
R0ughuess Rednes Boches, Sunhurn Freokles and ran
disappear where "a applied aud beau.u compilation OF
pure. satinike "a obtained. The p,anes features
made gov with heahful bloom and youthful beauty
Remember, haean's Magnolia Balm is che thing that
duces these Effects and any lady secure y foo % cents
Of 81 Park New York. Use ony
LYONS kATHARtON for the H4ir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
PUERTO RICO.

Tranquility Of tue Island--Impor. Rptlss::
PUERTO RICO, Nov. ii.
Via HAVANA Nov. "a, 1859. !
The island is perfectly Tranquil. ana the prospect
for good crops Is brilliant.
In January next the duties on certain articles I'm
ported to the island which have for some time past
been admitted Free Will be remposed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
Submarine Gable Leasing.

LONDON, Nov. ~, 1862.
The shares of the French Cable Company declined
ave shillinSs III this market yesterday on the an
nouncement that the Anglo-Amerlcan Company had
leased one OF their cables to q German company for
series OF years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

The Holy Father - great smoker, invariably
taking cigar alter every meal, The Catholic
world, although II includes nearly all the smoking
nations never considers that cigars can be.wanted
at the vatican; and, consequently, these requisites
mako poor snow Ia The sIream OF presents which
has poured lii upon the Pope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Opening Of the Qncbec Leg!slature-Address
OF thc Lieutenant Governor.

Opening of the Qaobec Leglslature-Address
Of thc Lieutenant Governor.
QUEBEC, Nov. "a, 1882
The Quebec Legislature opened yesterday with the
the customary ceremonies. The Lieutenant Cover.
nor in speech said That the laws passed last ses-
sion for the promotion OF agriculture colonization
and education have been productive of beneficial
results. The exploration and settlement OF the ter
rtoiy north Of the river st. Lawrence had been CON-
nlenced and was actively being prosecuted. 1t has
done much toward fav0ring colonization, and 1t
ia also calculated attract immigration from other
countries. Great progress is being made in the
division OF the surplus debt OF the late province OF
Canada, and an early settlement is expected. The
expenditure OF the last six months Is within the
estimates. A number OF measures were submitted
Tor consideration.
Tho Gntnrio LeGislature-Defeat of MIR.
BluIke's INSTRUMENTATION Resolutions.
TORONTO, Nov. "a, 1869.
Mr.. BIakes resolutions on The Nova Scotia act
which have created so much sensation among pont,.
cal circles here were moved last night. They are
thirteen in number. Tho first twelve assert that the
allowance and subsidy to Nova Scotia are not In
accordance with act Of confederation and
the thirteenth contains the rst OF the whole saying
that IN the opinion OF this House, the interests OF
the country require such legislation as may remove
all color from the assumption by the Parliame t of
Canada Of the power to disturb the financial rela-
lions established by the union act as between Can.
ada end the provinces. In moving these resolutions
Nh. Bake made speech which Tor terseness aud
point has not hitherto been heard In the Ontario
House. lie first gave the history OF the confedera-
ton and then proceeded to demonstrate how Nova
Scotia has received Sl,oc0,0O0 more than
IL was entitled to under the arrange.
ment for provincial debs on a subsidy
OF year for ten years. which the act did not
provide for. lie thought fnasmuch as confederation
had been established with the we,l-de1ned purpose
OF enabling the local legislatures TO pay Its local
expenditures, and the General Parliament to
use the general revenue OF the country for
general purposes only that the provinces OF Upper
and Lower Canada were In fact finding money
out OF their local resources to pay tue debts OK
another province. The speech lasted about TWO
hours and was a masterpiece OF eloauence
and brevity. In conclusion Mr. Blake called upon
the House to petition tho Queen TO dsaow the Nova
Scotia act. The resolutions were put and the first
twelve were given the six months hoist, the last
however, IN which lay the real meaning OF the whole,
being carried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
HEAVY MERCANTILE FAILURE III IRELAND.
RumOred Recall Of the Burlingame
Embassy.
Crisis in Hayden Affairs -Salnaye Deserted
by His Principal Generals
FEARFUL TRAGEDIES I'm TENNESSEE.
EGYPT.

The Empress of France at Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, NOV. "a, 1859.
The Empress Eugene has arrived here in the yacht
Aigle from Port SAID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
CURACOA.

Departure OF FIlIbustcring Expedition for
81. Domingo.
CURACAO, Nov. Z,
Via HAVANA, Nov. "a, 1869.
A nbustering expedition has sailed from this
island for ST. Domingo to Join the revolutionary
forces operating against President Basz.
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ENGLAND.

The Peabody Funeral Ship Delayed.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1862.
The sailing OF her Majesy's steamship Monarch,
with the remains OF the late George Peabody, has
been postponed until Friday, December g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

Company II, Captain Cox, Thirty
regiment N g. S. N. T. have kindly volunteered 10 give
Exhibition Dri In aid Of the Ladies' Fair being
the armoy of their ment Friday evening November
&C, at O'Clock. Admission 2Jc.
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IRELAND.

Heavy Mercantile Failure.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1862
Messra. James PIN n Co.. merchants OF Dublin,
well known in the American trade, are bankrupt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

A.--tlVOmen,'' All of You, WHO Want to no
cured Of bad cold, cough throat CHERRY
PICTORIAL TROCHES. RuShTON'S, 10 Astor House.
No more of those horrible tasted "ouneb things'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

A.-photographs for the Holidays Shcrld he
ordered at CHARLES y. FREDRICKS CO., bS7
Broadway, opposite Metropolitan HOTEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

A.-A.--U. :. Fire ExtinCuisher, Same MS
supplied to the n Y Fire Department Always ready for
instant use No building safe without Beware WORTH
Dey street York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

Batclielor's Hair Dye-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless, RELIABLE instansa-
neous. Factory lG BOND street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

n NNFttt fEUsti fftls ssttlI sSiEfu OF hNOx, ITO
Halter ana the public Journals still continnc 10 ha great
deal 20 say In regard TO him There nothing strange
this for the gentleman about whom much besu and
stu continues to be SAIL Is well worthy praise that has
been given him Knox, the Halter; yes he is halter
every OF the word practical batter whose
styles followed Throughout the Union. Knoxs
becoming celebrated his Hats. No better the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

AFFORD Sc Taper, Manufacturing Silver.
smiths wholesale and retail, Nos. ISL and 59 Broadway,
corner Tenth street, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

Fine Watches and .Bewelry
OF all description for sale AMI repaired by first class work.
men. GE0, G. ALLEN Z SON, llTS Broadway, between
Twenty and rwentyeihh streets and AS Broad
way one door below Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

II. r. T.-For an Trritnted Throat, Cough or
Cold "BROWk's BRONCHIAL TROCHESH are offered
with the fullest confidence in their efficacy They
thoroughly tested and maintain the good reputation they
have justly acquired. as there limitations, to
obtain the genuine ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

Cristadoro's UnsivHlled Hair Dyc.-Soid
and applied a his wiz and acap aotoy No Astor Hoase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
Akron Fronts for Buildings.

Iron Works, Twentycighth street, Second avenue and
Twenty-ninth street. New York.
Manufacturers of all kinds Iron Work for Buildings.
The public requested Iron
Fronts with brick backing, ut slight OF
Philadelphia brick front. See buildings No. Is Chatham
street block on First avenue between Fythrd Fifty
fourth Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
unlry Lips, Low Foreheads, or

any part of the body, uprooted BY -
GOURACD's POUDRE SUBTLE.
This old established hair eradcator the only reliable art
Gle. 81 per bottle at Dr. GoURAuDS depot IS Bond street,
OF 1853 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

Words Of Cheer for Young Men, Wh2s Hnv-
Ing fallen victims social evils desire better manhood.
Sent IN sealed letter envelopes free o. charge ADDRESS
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Ladies, Fnrs

Ladies' Furs
moderate prices.
WABScCR & Co,
y krox i,vav
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In View of The Deception Practiced by Deal.
es worthless Orode and other spurious Initiation
buyers Of genuine AMERICiN WATCHES should iovariss
bly, demand a certificate OF geaulness.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-23
Letter from White Pine.
TREASURE CRY. March 18th. 1859.

TREASURE City, March l5tn, 1903
Ed WAVE: Here am at last in this latest
Eldorado for shsrpers and spectators. the
Poormans Paradise, the = dead beats y ely
SUM, and the gamblers last chance at the
legitimate, having got in on Wednesday last
after somewhat dissgreeable and lengthy
trip from your sober and common
place burg. l was 80 fortunate on my arri-
val as 10 fall in with some old friends from
Owyhee, who kindly invited me to accept
corner in their seven by nine quarters, from
which domicil am now penning this. The
friends alluded TO, by the way, are hcWil-
liams, Haight and Phillips, all ofwhom hate
been here some time, and are therefore
millionaires-in feet The former, Mr. Nc
williams, has just returned from Frisco
from having sold half dozen mines or
more, one Of which for large sum- hear
$40, Oo0-but he "aiD't" proud II he is
a. virtuous and happy" for he was accom-
panied by deniJohn of old rye and box Of
fine hsyanas, which we consider as an evil
dence Of his liberality toward his poor
friends. The weather had been very line for
two or three weeks pner to my arrival; since
which time Winters icy breath has put in
another appearance, with a prospect OF cur
failing the business OF prospecting for some
time other than for crystals and chlorides OF
another kind, which may not be named in a
polite epistie, further than to inform you
that handkerchiefs have "ris"
/ will not attemp: dissertation on the
geological formation OF the District for fear
cannot do the subject justice; besides, am
inclined TO the opinion that it has been over
done already; but will content myself with
merely calling your attention to the accepted
belief that this is a wonderful camp, and that
the bottom "ain'tn going to fall out this
Summer al least.
owyhes, find, Is well represented here,
and to judge from the many smiling faces
worn by the "boys." one must conclude the
change of locality must have wrought cor
responding one in their circumstances. Still
/ would not advise any one to come at the
cost OF any personal sacrifice; but if any
there are who are determined to see the ele-
phant and chance the fortune OF war, why
the sooner they come the better-not omit
| ting. however, to bring all the money they
have and all they can borrow of their friends
for we old residenters will need all and more
too in exchange for our many unproductive
locations l. d. GkHR
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-23
A picture or blrds-eye view of Treasure

picture or birdseye view Of Treasure
Hill, Hamilton, Treasure City. Silver Springs,
Pogonip Chloride Flat Eberhardt mine, etc,
accompanied by map OF the district, hangs
in the Office OF Hon. +. f. Ensign. The
view, sketched by Peet, and published by
Bancroft 4 Co, is said by those who have
returned from White Pine to be very perfect
II is taken from western standpoint, with
Treasure City and surroundings Immediately
in front, near the summit Of Treasure Hill,
Hamilton and the Elko road on the left, and
Silver Springs or Shermantown on the right,
with the whole mineral belt as far as discoy-
cred, with its thousands of claims and pros
pect holes all in plain sight A better CON
ception Of the lay ofthc country and appear
ance OF the White Pine mines can be had,
doubtless, from such view than could be
obtained from a thousand books and maps.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-23
Death of Geo. p. Bnker.--A


patch received in this city yesterday, from
Paris. announces the death Of George 2. Ba-
ker. at his villa, Pau Basse, France. Baker
was formally member of the well-known
firm of Bull, Baker 4 Co, doing business IN
this city and at Red 3luh-Bultetin, ION.
The subject of the above notice was in
MANY respects remarkable man. Without
education beyond the simple rudiments that
enabled him to make himself understood as
a correspondent, and TO calculate by the
simple rules of arithmetic, he managed to
build ND trade connections with men OF the
highest order Of commercial intelligence,
both in America and foreign countries, and
anassed fortune within few years in spite
Of some ofthe most untoward circumstances
and domestic difficulties that ever fell TO the
lot Of any man. With business men George
P. Baker was the equal Of the best, but his
weakness was 10 initiate and mingle with
sristocratic society, a position that nature
never intended him to occupy II was the
fortune of the writer to be in the employ OF
the firm OF Bull, Baker & Co. four years in
Shasta and Red Bluff, and We can bear cheer
fu! testimony that with all his ecceniricities
Baker was ever just and kind to his en-
ployes and strictly honest IN his dealings
with men.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-23

The New York Tribune's special says
General Thomas will be assigned TO the Divi-
sion OF The Pacific, headquarters at San Fran
cisco. Halleck will be ordered East TO the
Division Of the South, not yet orssnlzed'-
AMOUR remains in command Of the Depart
mont of the Platte Hancock goes to the
Department of Dakota Pope goes TO the
Department OF the Lakes. Lacy VIII com
mand in Georgia and the Carolinas' Stone
man goes TO Arizona