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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18
A Rich Country.

Tho upper valley Of the Madeira river
contains, approximately, 100000 square
miles, maryelously rich in every product
Of value in South America. Its eastern
and central parts, the Bolivian provinces
Of Cordillcra, Chiquitos, and the Benz,
were first settled by the Jesuits, who
penetrated northward from their settle
ments in the valley Of the Rio dc Ia
Plata, and organized numerous ''reduc-
tons" Of tho native tribes and founded
many prosperous towns. These, how
ever, wcrc always either upon the banks
Of navigable streams or within easy reach
Of them. Lying in tho extreme eastern
part Of the Madeira valley is the mineral
BRAZILIAN province Of Matte Crosse,
Astounding in valuable agricultural pro-
ducts and gold aud diamond washings.
II is, owing to It's inaccessibility, very
thinly populated, hat promises to he in
the future ono Of THO most prosperous
States of the Empire Of Brazil. 1t Is
also n Of the, ut the present, most UNI
protected frontiers Of that country, be-
ing almost ut the mercy Of the States Of
the Plata valley in case OF war. Ascend.
ing the upper central and western rivers
of the Madeira valley, we reach the rich
est OF all the slopes Of the Andes, well
populated by the Spanish race, mixed
with Quichua and Ayman Indians; tho
Indian element being probably the
best which can be found on the
Western Continent, and capable Of
q high degree Of civilization. It's pow
or OF increase Is extraordinary, sur
passing even that VI the Mexican Indian
raoes, which are 70 fccund. The Boil
van part Of the Madeira valley contains
about 2, 500, 900 people, the Indian blood
slightly predominating.. At the date OF
Bolivian independence, in 1925, the pop.
ulation was less than 1000, 900. Out OF
the present inhabitants some 1900, 600
are In the valley Of which We treat, liv-
ing within comparatively easy reach OF
the navigable streams which swell the
volume OF tho river Madeira. The
country In which they live Is, without
exception. the richest on the globe, in
everything that nature gives to man. It's
mineral wealth cannot be equalled with
in any equal area upon the Western Con-
tinent. The number Of silver mines
opened there during the rule Of Spain
might appear fabulous were they not
registered in the archives Of the State.
They exceed 10000. From 'the bapks
of the little streams which feed the Benz
branch OF the Madeira, gold may be
washed anywhere /; and We have little
hesitation in stating that this aurifcrous
district will yet rival, II not surpass, the
fame Of Australia and California CON-
bined. In fact, the whole slope OF the
Andes, In m immense sweep Of 1000
miles, extending from Cuzco to Matto-
Crosse, Is n vast gold placer Exchange,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18

PLENTY or CHANCE 10 Coin re-
Spouse to the circular Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers to the various Superin-
tendents Of mines along the Comstock
range, desiring that the miners and en-
ployees be given permission to attend
the great picnic on Saturday next with
out losing their job. we IN pleased to
state. ON the authority Of the committee.
that all the Superintendents have grant
ell full permission in that respect. This
gives the boys a fine opportunity for a
Jolly good time, and in view Of this fact
the preparation Of lunches for the occa-
sion are in order.
PpxR's OrER, Horsx.-The excel
lent dramatic company now performing
ut Piper's Opera House continue to
draw good houses. The play entitled
.'wild Meg. or the Broken Vows" was
well enacted last evening and gave gem
erl satisfaction. Tonight Miss Amy
Stone will appear in the beautiful and
romantic Irish drama entitled kath-
lcen Mayourneen." The announcement
Of itself il calculated to attract n crowd
ed house.
PACIFIC CoAsr PIoSEEEs The Pacific
Coast Pioneers will hold a meeting at
their hall ON b street, Virginia City. this
evening, for the purpose Of perfectinf NJ
rangements foI .olding u picnic ut
Bowers Mansion.
COSMOPOLITAN SILoos.-Charles Son.
mer. late proprietor Of the Saddle Rock
restaurant in Virginia City, has opened
a saloon ~ tho corner Of Q street and
Sutton Avenue, He keeps the very best
wines, liquors and cigars. Give him a
call.
Tux annual meeting Of the stookhold-
ers Of the Imperial Mining Company
will be held in San Francisco on Tues,
day. the 3Oth day Of June. See official
notice Published in another column to-
day.
Dscr,sKp.-Manuel silva died ut five
o'clock this morning from injuries oc-
casioned by the explosion OF o blast IN
the Beleher mine yesterday. Deceased
was a native Of Portugal, aged 10 years
A Busr RoAp-Thirty-eight trains
passed over the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad ON Sunday last.
MoRx sM,LL-rox.-The daughter Of
Mr.. Mau, Of Silver City, has the small
pDx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18
WESTERN DISPATCHES
l~srEciAL re TINE GOLD .. DAILY sKws.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
RaeinE-A Splendid Purse for the
Fastest Horse in she world
Steamship Aecident-The Embcs-
zlement Trial.

San Francisco. Juno 49, r. ~
Tho Pacific Jockey Club ut q meeting
yesterday, determined TO give q purse Of
$3.50 gold coin for q running nee OF
four miles and repeat, tho race to he
open to all horses In the world, and tho
race to come off November 7th, 1874,
over the new truck near the Grand Gen.
trail Park. The first horse will receive
Sl3, 000, the second $1,000, tho third
$1,000, and the fourth $1,000. Weights
to DO carried are for 3 years old. 90
pounds; 4 years old, l0i pounds; D
years old, 10 pounds; @ and upwards,
III; three pounds to be allowed to
mares and geldings. All horses from
East OF the Rocky mountains will bc
allowed 81, 900; all from Europe, $500.
This racc will be advertised in the Turf,
Fitd and Farm, Wilkes Spirit Of The
Times, and all the principal papers OF
tets country, and in London and Paris.
While on the way up from southern
ports, and when ear Monterey, the
steamer Senator struck some object sup
posed to DO q piece Of floating wreck,
which took out two or three Of her pad
dle-boxes and started her stern posts.
The steamer leaked, but not sufficiently
to injure her cargo. She will probably
so into the dry dock for repairs,
The trial Of Marks and son vas re-
sumed to-day in the Municipal Court,
The testimony for the people will proba-
bly, close to-day. Tho impression pre-
walls that the jury will either disagree or
acqit the prisoners.
Greenbacks 0O[6 00L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18
Dead Candidates,

What q mortality there has been
among Presidential candidates to be
sure! The veto message killed Morton
and Butler, beside burying out OF sight
the noisome remains Of Logan. The
memorandum TO Senator Jones Disposed
of Blaine. The President seems in Tact
to have pretty much harvested this
years crop. There is nobody left for
him TO care for save Senator Conkling.
Perhaps the memorandum means athird
term. Perhaps It only means q desire
to secure specie payments, In order that
the two terms, which are to end the
Presidents civil career. may have
between them something that in history
will outrank South Carolina, Louisiana,
Arkansas, Credit Mobilier, sanborn,
District Of Columbia, and the rest Per
haps II only means Jones. At any rate,
II furnishes an exceedingly interesting
and instructive study to NIL politicians
not emitting the late Presidential can
didates.-N. Y. Tribune.
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Cvr.-w. j. Fennell. bar-keeper OF
the Railroad Exchange Saloon, Gold
Hill. was severely cut in the abdomen
this morning by n knife in the hands
81 John O'Connelll. proprietor u tine
saloon, in which IL occurred. Both par
ties claim that the cutting was purely
accidental. through whisky, there being
no luminosity whatever between them.
DIR. Kirby rendered the necessary sur
pical assistance. The wound. which Is
a severe one, will not necessarily prove
fatal.
LES ESFlSrs TERMDLE.-One oil n
amusing features OF the Fourth of July
celebration in Gold Hill this year. will
be a procession Of "Terriblcs." They
will make their appearance ON Nam
street about ) O'Clock 2. n. His Satanic
Majesty and the rost Of the fallen
angels will be represented. The caNr-
cadc will be an imposing one. LOOK
out for fun.
From Nova ScorI,.-Among tho arri-
walls in Virginia by yesterday mornings
train from Reno. were half q dozen
young men. hailing from Nova Scotia.
They came to silver land for the purpose
Of obtaining employment in the mines.
The time occupied in making the jour
ney was IA days.
SPECIAL MEsrISo.-A special meeting
of the Crown Point Rayine Gold and
Silver Mining Company will be held at
their Office. in San Francisco. July I'd.
See official notice in our advertising col
umns to-day.
A DONKEY engine has been placed in
position at the new air shaft OF the
Belcher mine, and the work OF sinking
the shaft is being prosecuted v~igorousiy,'
The shaft has already attained a depth
Of over 100 feet.
Tnrouou TIckErs.-we are requested
N state that third class (emigrant) tick
eta, direct for New York city, can nov
he procured at the office Of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad Company W VIZ
ginia City.
81. L. D."-vcr- communication :
too long. You shosid also eo-ia:n }
newspaper rules, and send your Name
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18
FOURTH OF July NETTING.

The meeting Of the citizens Of
Gold Hill, called to take into considera-
ton the best method Of celebrating the
coming Fourth Of July. and 10 hear the
report Of the Executive Committee APP
pointed to confer with the Virginia Ex-
ecutivc Committee on the subject, took
place at Liberty Engine Hall last even
ing. II was fully attended, the hall be-
ing crowded. and q lively interest was
manifested.
The meeting was called TO order at
$50 p. NJ, President Mills In the chair.
who stated that the object Of the called
meeting was to allow the Gold Hill Exec
utivc Committee to present their report
touching the particulars OF their action
with the Executive Committee Of vir-
ginia City; whereupon IL was unani-
mously resolved that the action OF the
Gold Hill Executive Committee be in
dorsed.
The President then stated that pos
sibly there might be a member or mem
bcrs Of the Virginia Executive CON-
mittee present; IL so, he or they were
respectfully invited to u seat on his right.
None answered.
Upon motion the following resolution
was passed unanimously; THAT the
citizens Of Gold Hill do celebrate the
Fourth Of July in Gold Hill, and that
the Executive Committee be allowed un-
til next Friday evening to report n
programme to the citizens for their ap-
prevail"
Resolved, That the military. civic and
other organizations Of Storey county and
also OF surrounding counties. be invited
to participate with us in celebrating the
approaching Fourth.
Resolved, That a committee OF three be
appointed to visit Dayton, also three to
visit Silver City. whose duty it shall DO
to make arrangements with the citizens
Of the respective places with regard to
the celebration to take place IN Gold
Hill, provided our invitation be accepted.
Committee to visit Dayton-Dr. Kirby,
W. ID. @. Gibson and Judge Cook. Com
mitteo to visit Silver City-George En-
met. W. r. Rison and o. G. Mundell.
Resolved. That the Secretary be and is
hereby instructed to carry out the inten-
ton OF the resolution touching invita-
tons.
There being no further business to
transact the meeting adjourned till Tues
day evening next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18
FROM ToANo.
Hotel Destroyed by Fire.

ToAso, New, June l8.-Thc Railroad
hotel hero was destroyed by fire last
evening. The fire is supposed to have
originated from FIRE crackers In q Chi.
nese sleeping room adjourning asst was
a holiday among them. The freight
house, only 30 feet distant, and the bal
ancc Of the town were saved by almost
supcrhuman elects, together with q fa-
yorablc wind Mt the time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18
yutro Tunnel.

Exccllens progress is being made in
the drifts east and west from the bottom
OF shaft No. 2, following the line Of the
tunnel, also in the main header of the
tunnel. No water interfcres with the
progress OF the work at either point and
with the assistance Of the Burleigh drills
better headway Is being now made than
ever before.
Savage.
Driving the main west drift from tho
2OO0-foot station to cut and prospect the
ledge is making rapid progress. Pros
pecting and prosecuting on the 1900
foot level In still continued without
change or development Of value to re-
cord.
Sinking tho shaft is making rapid pro-
gress, the rock in the bottom being
much softer, streaks Of quartz and clay
are occasionally encountered Indicating
q rapid change in the character Of the
formation penetrated.
silver Hill.
Tho ore producing sections Of the
mine are all looking well. The body Of
white Comstock looking quartz found in
the north drift at the third station level
continues to give low assays and looks
very promising.
Imperiai.Empire
The quartz and ore in the south drift
on the 1S5O-foot level, IN showing n con-
siderable Improvement during the past
two days, raising strong hopes Of yet
finding a body Of pay ore on that level.
succer.
The erection Of the new hosting
works is making steady progress. Pros
pecting on the 30O.foot level Of the little
shaft east of the mill is still progressing,
with no change Of value to chronicle.
Driving the main west tunnel is
making steady progress, the rock in the
face blasting out splendidly. There is
some water, but not enough to ut all
impede the progress Of the work.
Bullion.
The north drift on the l700-foot level
is still pushed vigorously ahead, follow
ing closely the west wall Of tho ledge, the
face Of the drift in very promising quartz
aud low grade ore.
woodvllle.
The 4OO-foot level station is complet-
cd and q drift started to the northward
which IN in IL feet. The north winzc
on the 300.foot level Is down % feet and
still in good ore.
Lady bryan.
Sinking the shaft is making excellent
progress, the rock in the bottom blast
ing and working finely. II is now down
100 feet. No water to interfere.
Daney.
Driving the main west drift on the
4OO-foot level is making rapid progress,
the rock in the face blasting and work.
ing well.
Kossuth.
Owing TO q strong flow Of water from
the Alhambra works. sinking the shaft
has been suspended for the present.
Union Consolidated.
The main north drift on tho l3OO-foot
level Is making steady Roadway without
change Of value to chronicle.
Nevada.
Sinking the Wine In the south drift
IL making steady progress. No change
worth reporting.
Alhambra.
No change To report. Everything
working well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18

ANSw WAY or RoBprSo A Can Dnrvrn.
An ingenious scheme to obtain possess
sion Of a cash-box was put in practice re-
Gently. and resulted successfully. While
a Cottage Grove car was going south a
small boy with n large bag on his back
hailed the driver. who stopped. The
lad approached the front end OF the car,
but the bag was too heavy to lift
il over the Dashboard. and the driver
kindly assisted him. While thus en-
gagged, u man came up on the other side
Of the car, reached over and grabbed the
cash.box, containing S5l. and quietly
disappeared in the fog. The boy. too,
instead Of getting in the car. ran away
as fast he could. The bag. when e1-
amined, was found to contain old iron.
II is doubtful |, any more bags VI. no
carried on the front platform OF
southside cars hereafter. The Ia Il
Chicago version OF "Fnn in a Fog
Chicago Tribune.
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Romance.

On the afternoon Of the 23d Of April
an English gentleman and lady arrived
al the Hotel st. Petersburg. Paris.
They were very well dressed, and each
carried a small travelling bag. The gem
tleman asked for a good room. On be-
ing told tina, the hotel was quite full, so
that they could have only q small room
ON the fourth floor. the lady said, THAT
will do; we can change tomorrow.
They went 10 the room; they did not
come down TO dinner; the night passed
away; at two o'clock the next afternoon
the door of the room was broken open
and the couple were found dead IN BED,
locked in each others arms. on the
counterpane was an empty VIAL which
hal contained prussic acid. On the Ia
Bile was a full bottle Of laudanum. Inc
woman vss cold-shc had been dead Tor
about ten hours; but the body OF the
man was still warm. Had he poisoned
her. intending to live himself, and bad
remorse then compelled him, after some
hours Of reflection, to poison hihiseii'
n /, impossible to answer that question
The marks on the linen Of the dead man
and voman had been cut out with seis-
sors, and the pieces had been burned.
No papers nor letters could be found;
the silver plates ON their drsssing-eases
had no mark o cipher. Inc lazy was
about eighteen years old; n was nse
feet high; her features were very naha-
some: her hair, which was jet oiaek'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18

WALLER on cRExArrox.-Ml good men who
deal fairly and squarely by Their fellows will be
ples.uably remembered long alter their souls
shall have returned Ia the eompanionship Of
the Just. and their bodies are properly crematcd
IN tas most approved modern style. There are
burnt before death for their Inherent wicked.
nesr, and among these are clothing dealers who
swindlc their customers BY selling clothing not
worth half Its prIee. Such men ought to he
crcmated. and their stocks Of eloihing With
them. Call at my store. In TIall's building,
Main rtrec, opposite the once Of the GoLD
HILL NEws. when you want clothing. and ! viii
do you honest and square Justice.
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Anorsp Axoso .. AoAis.-G. ". Hall, 70.

AROUND Axose ps AsAis.-G. W. Hall, f.
military known as wstiy." having bought In.
10 the Pioneer Laundry again. with his father.
IL once more nourshlng about among us a..
tending to the business department Of the con.
eern. waity IL the old stand. by. and under.
stands oil the details o. the business most thor.
oushly. Tho Pioneer Laundry 10 tnrnlng out
any amount OF work, done In the most s~Atisfac.
tory manner. IL 10 tescrvedly Q highly. popular,
wellpatronixed Institution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18
DIVIDENDS.

1cleher-ss per share. scgrssa,ing $4,000;
declared June s. payable J1neV
Crown Point - 81 per shsre, sg.,egaung
$4,000; declared June 0 payable jane "a
Consolidated virginia. y pee snars'
aerrsgsting s:2i,soo declared JunesiP,y
aOls June ".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18

AsrnoLoor.-Msdsme o. Norman. the great
AstrolocIst, has returned 10 Gold Hin, and 10
now ready To be consulted In regard 10 the
past, present and future events Of life. Once
hours, from 0 I. Y. 10 . ,. =. Residence, Pio-
neer street, rear Of the Eclipse stable. 10
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MrsEn, or yI.o,s,A AND oolp HnI--M q

MrsEs or vInaIxiA M Coin HnL--A .
reward for vigilance and courge-a stimulus 10
daring and eIertion, We win pay $40 TO any o
you who %extinguish . IRE In the Mines here
with . Babcoek kxtinguisher, on proof 81 same
Make yourselves familiar. drill with these ma
ehines. and by doing 20 you may save many
MURDOCH, TAYLOR a CO.,
ala California street, San Francisco.
General Agents Babcock Pirs ExtingaIshsrs
and Engines. Depot OF Pirs Department and
Machinery Supplies.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o o m EsrIo INTELLIGENCE
Death from IIydrorhcbia.


Death from IIydrorhnbia.
Ngw YoRx, June 18.-Fnncis Butler
a well-known fancier, and regarded n,
authority on dogs, died at his reSidenct
in Brooklyn yesterday Of hydrophobia'
E~xereises AZ West Poins.I
The ceremony Of awarding diplomas
to the graduating class at West Point
yesterday, drew together q fashionable
attendance. Tho proceedings were some
what marred by the rain which prevent
ed the anticipated outdoor exercises.
After an address by Prof. wayland and
q parade by the cadets, the graduates
were dismissed by Commander Upton
with IN earnest wish for their success
In life.
Legislative Appropriation Rili.
WASHINGTON, June l8.-The report Of
the Conference Committee on the Leg
%islative Appropriation bill, presented in
both Houses yesterday and adopted by
the Senate. increases the salaries Of
several Employees Of the House.
Tho Colorado 0evernor.
The long pending nominatinn Of Gen.
McCook Governor Of Colorado will DO
taken up in executive session Of Senate
on Friday next and disposed Of.
Tho Press Gag hill.
The House Judiciary Committee vot-
ed for defcrring acion on Carpenters
press gas bill until Friday. It is said
that several Of the committee are in ia
vor Of It, but 1t will be put over till the
next session, by which tho chances Of
the ultimate passage will have been ef-
fe~ctively killed.
Conference Currency bill.
CHICAGO, June ia Washington
special says the conference OH the Cur
rency Bill finally came to a conclusion
late in the day, by agreeing on q bill
providing for n redistribution Of nation
al bank circulation to the extent Of $780,
900, 900, and fixing the legal tender cir
culationat $685., 600, 900. This bill will.
in all probability, pass the Senate and
House. In that event the President
will sign 1t. The western members,
however, don't give II very cordial sup
port. They state that 1t will afford no
immediate relief and it will take quite
two years to secure n redistribution II
not longer.
Will Appoint shepherd.
No doubt is expressed by his adher.
cnt that Grant will appoint Gov. shep-
herd and Vice President Willard, Of the
Board Of Public Works, ~ two Of the
new Commissioners 10 govern the Din
49,. ,,,.n al. xaaa.au,IIsnn ~ rnnUraas /
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FINE PIANO FoR sAIE.-A One plano 10 Of.
Tered for sale, cheap for cash. 4 rare bargain.
For full particulars call Immediately al the
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Store. No. los
southC street, Virginia City. ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18

MEDICAL WONDER. - This great Remedy
should bc kept by everybody, as Il eures pains
internal and external, puhnes the blood, .regu.
ls,es the kidneys and liver. For sale BY all
Druggists. II
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This Morning.

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49, Oph,I' g 1s vs., IVY, 10Y y
IL" osuiu IL 'afry, ES. ian hJo. IN, ~
~.
10 neslS p.'eher, s.s -, -. ssS
-. ss,nse, $3.50
eeesl. ssS' ~ 1stS
nAie Sor.rv-.' o. 10y, W. el hJo
~ SIysn ro.nt,
~ hsnoM $500 s..ss, " ny
-. a..
"S'" hlSnPslrS' - 'S'S'e es' st' ots
,e.o ,-,< 80, So -, go.
i've - ,.i'S ~ ia ~ hNs
,.a $500 80, go, 49,, -
y" nipna' ~ HsS' IN. IVA wv, IN oO'
1911
W selessr, 81 ". slh b1n.
go Sonhaehee, u: l2s IL sS, i5s, i5'.. IN
iessn v,rsials, ST.
80 sleffs Ne'sla. ~.
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N~oLrExEIER, Of the Metropolitan Boot and
shoe Store. has removed TO los South q street,
Virginia. Buy your Boots and Shoes OF him,
a. he IL selling cheaper than ever. o
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ClsoIlarPotosi.
Utah.

Sinking the shaft is making excellent
progress, the rock in the bottom work
ing much softer and better than hereto
fore. The south drift, on the i0O-foot
level. is still pushed vigorously ahead,
the face In quartz giving low assays, but
the general appearances Of the ground
looking much more favorable for an ore
development than at any time in the
past. A north drift from the main west
tunnel has also been started, the face Of
which is showing some very favorable
looking quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-18

Observation-Disclosures COME
andsee.