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Decorah-posten., 1876-05-11
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03
sIDl: SHOW.
AZ Interesting Feature Of u Great
Neral Exhibitisa.

M La. han Az, n,.n ha,, taken us
-, 80 ~.,,,.n..
As'us 'oa anu
ton OF certain items which appear'u III
these columns lately. In order to avoid
,.a;o,. ,.,so,.l Discourse. No will state
~. NH
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ns mis our am W ;aJn.,rr .,
sio'e' out 'ns' Nv ,.;,i
mosi serupuions uM.n = -
not save US from 'mhus . No..
sionai error. me- am a..a.. n,..
tails. q apology .h;.l, l. IN.
'".0 VAS" v;,ho,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03
nAJoR DowNI,:.

THIS well known old California pio-
nesr dropped in to sec Us yesterday.
looking as hale. hearty and wide awake
as ever. lie 10 on a short visit to his
friends in this locality. During the
Winter he has been doing very effective
work running his Centennial tunnel for
the famous Dlus Lead. and has not al.
lowed snow. frost, or anything else to
retard operations. The Centennial
Company claim and tunnel. Of which he
10 Superintendent. aud . working Su-
p~erintendent. too. is situated four miles
above Washington. in Nevada county.
California. The old Major wrote n note
to the nevada Trunseript, under date Of
January 3ist. which We copy FROM that
paper:
Id. Transcript: As you take a lively
interest in all matters pertaining to min
ing In Nevada county. | send you a few
lines to let you know that although the
snow has reached the top OF u cabin.
about II feet in depth. we are keeping
the tunnel going lively. night and day.
We are getting pretty well through the
hard rock In the front ground. and are
averaging about 20 feet a week now.
We are into the hill o distance Of 200
fost. and I think No ought to strike tho
gravel in COO or 100 feet from the start.
With fair working rock we may be into
pay dirt by July o. August. l think
-. III -. sl.N All. IA lAtNn s.FSltN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03
sxSr TO An ASYLUM.

A man named John ID. Cram was ar
rested in Gold Hill on the 26th ult. for
disordsrly conduct. II was then, and
has since been evident to the officers
having him in charge. that his trouble
was insanity. and consequently he was
last evening sent in charge OF Barney
Murray to the insane asylum at Wood
bridge. California.
II we remember correctly this IL only
the third case OF insanity occurring IN
this county within u year past. aeircum-
stance certainly deserving Of notice.
W. take the liberty Of directing public
attention to tho matter. without advan-
cling any theories OF u " TO account
for tue somewhat remarkable rareness OF
such cases. further than throwing out
the conjecture that perhaps the active
life followed by the people OF this Sec
ton leaves no time for broodins thought.
which no often leads to insanity. Men
may occasionally become insane ON
stocks, but the insanity 10 OF the kind
which leads them to seek q respite in
sudden death, and even such cases M
these ara uncommon. Insanity ID one
Of the lu,uries Of older communities. in
which the people Of the Comstock have
no time to indulge.
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AssEsSMHNT-

weiis-rargs = Is cents Per share I; levied
Jsnu.r, - delinquent March 0. -ale day.
March 81. lisa.
New Ysrk Consolidated si,i coat. per
share; lsvied January ~ /; d%e.islneus Feb
rusry -; salc tay. March ~. ISIS.
Qutnn- 10 cents pr -hsre. lsyhd January
20; dcllpausnt February -: sale day.
March -. 1870.
Aits-to cents PER share; ieviei January "a /;
delinquent March 2; sale day. March q.
isss.
Easopa- IS cents pr share: levied January
IS; delinqnsnt March .: sale dy. March
"a, ISIS.
Lady Washington 50 cent. -, share;
levied January y; d~eilnqaent March u
sais day. March ~. iS'G.
Caiedssia-s . per char. levied January 81;
drlinIusat March q; sale day. March -.
Isle.
New Ysrk-,o e,nis psr shar. : levied Jan.
n.ry - delinquent February . .de day
Mach 70. is's.
aholiar- rssssi-$ q PER -hs'. levied Jan
a.ry - e.linqsest February -; SAFE DAY.
March Is. is's.
wssaSiite-tl I-r share: levied jsnn.iy -;
~. let's.
wesiSiiis Consolidated 81 per share;
levied January 20 delinquent February %
.aie day. MArcs II, is'6.
Crown isoint-si TER share: levied January
10; dslinqgcht febssary ~; .aisd.y, harsh
.. is'e.
Trojan 20 cents per share; levied January
20; delingnsn' February 10; sale day'
March :, iss6.
aggregated Gold iuiii- % cent. per share
levied Jann,y ~ dclinquen, February 10;
sale day. March 5. is'G.
LIevintilRm 30 cents per share: leviei Jan
uAry IL: delinquent February 10; sal" day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03


Roll OF HoSoR.-Tho following 10
the roll OF honor for the Divide School.
Miss o. L. Taylor. Teacher: Girls
Hattie Noble, Julia Thomas. Frederick
Tobener, Maggie Knsally. Gussio Stron-
niger, Fannie Dorsey. Carrie Tremaine,
Elite Stokes. Lille Dorsey. Katie Canty.
Lizzie Bowden, Bertha Brstz. Lille
Rupson. Boys-H. Tobener. Charles
Joy. Harry woolsy. John Collins. Pri-
mary Department : Miss Laura Holman,
Teacher: Boys-Harry Stokes, Willie
Bawdsn. Sam. McCurdy, Jas. Thomas,
John Zapp. Willie Greenwalt and Mark
Collins. Girls - Ella woolsy. louie
Robinson. Nettie Noble. Hattie Hsnnes-
soy. Lucy Doublebeis. Ageie Muir. Lilly
Taull aud Louisa Trembly.
CuRonos.-Ths salesrooms OF N. n.
Fsedrick on South c street. Virginia,
we're crowded to-day with people exam
lining tho rare ehromos there on exhibit
ton. Many historical scenes. to Wow
which tourists make long. tedious.
and expensive journeys, are pictured
with u grace Of execution and fidelity TO
nature, such NJ would delight the eye of
M artist. English. French, Italian and
American chromos, Ia the number OF
300 we're ON exhibition to-day. and will
be offered for sale at public auction this
evening, commencing at Z o'clock. Re-
member tho place, Fredriek's sales
rooms. South Z street, Virginia. between
Taylor and Union streets.
Tux DAYTON ACCIDENT Larry Cro-
min. the miner injured in the shaft OF
the Dayton mine a, . O'Clock yesterday
morning. although 80 severely injured
that his lower limbs are p~aralyzsd. Is ex-
pected to survive. The MANI OF the en-.
gineer on duty ut the time IL Lowe. He
has the reputation OF being an expert
enced and careful man. The accident Is
attributed 10 some defect in the clutch,
by which the reel on which the rope Is
wound is thrown into gear. but Just
what the trouble was, no u appears 10
know.
Tux wRoxo PLAcE.-Mr. Care. Tho
urbane gentleman who deals liquid re-
frsshments over the bar at the Concord
House, in Lower Gold Hill. says thai
the alteration to which We referred In
Yesterdays issue. occurred at the
Miners Saloon a few doors below. and
not at the Concord House. He says
everything is lovely there. and fails TO
see Why the hotel does not deserve It's
name. We accept his apology and hope
the above correction will be satisfactory.
HEHRnlSS.- This great magician will
give another exhibition Of his skill. at
National Guard Hall. Virginia, this even
ing. lie will also perform at the same
place tomorrow evening. and at Miners
Union Hall. in this town. Saturday
night. Il is a rare treat to witness his
marvellous de,terity. and none should
mis-. the opportunity Of seeing him.
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VIZ can't talk without showing The

VIZ can't talk without showing the
condition Of u teeth. Every laugh e1.
poses them. In order not TO be
ashamed Of them, let us use that stand.
ard dentiirice. S%ozoDoSr. which IL sure
TO keep them white aud spotless. No
tartar can incrust them. no csnksr Affect
the enamel. no species OF decay Affect
tho dental bone. u Sozodont Is regularly
used. Il is n botanical preparation. and
it's beneficial effects ON tho teeth and
gums are marvellous, m II rsmoves all
discolorations and renders the gums
hard and rosy. -
NroLrcrrD CouoHs AND CoLpssTFsw
are aware Of the importance Of checking
a cough OF 4. common cold" In u, 6nt
stages. That which In the beginning
would Jyisld 70 browns Bronchial
Troches," u neglected often works upon
the lungs. 'op-rlf HF ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03
FOREIGN MEWs.


Dip1ssssssc cosoge.
IoxDox. Feb. 3.-H.x. f1nnkst pow
Secretary Of the Ddtah Issaliou at
Ysddo. has been Appointed Secretary at
washington. f iNJ
CisssA iss ssssiss.
DELoRApx, Feb. 3..-Ths Skuptchina
closed to-day.
Arrived Or ExpIssssiss.
F~AsHxrxD. Feb. "a special envoy
from the Emir Of Bokkora has arrived
here TO explain the recent ornaments.
Isprsvsd II Hesith-Creassd .
lees.
DUBLIN, Feb. 3.-Fathsr VIM. Burke,
the we'll known Dominican Father and
orator. 10 improved In health. which
was seriously impaired.
Stanley Leighton 10 elected 10 Pariia.
msnt In place Of ormsby Gore. created
Peer. Z > 81
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srOCK


~lsEroErED DAILY Mt n p. KKArtxe . COL
Nan Francisco Beard.
Last EVENING.
$50 Meadow Valley. . bio. q,
40 hsymord 4 IA n. 2ls, "a. 27x BIO
~, tursts Con. is, 10 BIO
30 Alps. 5s,es
30 Adams llill. 1 rs
20 Lsopard. M. i2,s b o. II
go Jefrrson.
IS Panther
800 uus.ey, ~
.l5 Northern belle. 20
- M.nsnsid. e2Se
80 Adv sncs,s
10 Manhattan. 10
us General rhom... 10
$50 coso Goa. i..i. s,ke
10 Nah rgany. tae, ss
10 0oldsn chsriss. is.a
40 silser Cpsd. sc
40 New Coss. ~
1850 Hmpirs. uiaaol I. N. 5sc
tUo South Chsriet, Tsc. sIkc, exc
ilco Posrran ! ssc, sTke
iy5 Ral,in ore Con /. y
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ls5 n. Y. Con. ih.1h
ltu Utah,iS Isl.
e.s .ilv.r Hill. iiS. i7,.. isx
800 ticiou. axe
40 Oceideuial tx.<S
80 wool Tile, 81. %
40 -. C-l-Sloa,s. i',.2
i2Ol LAZY Wsshi' son. JS,jk
80 MAJ, All
27s Kossuth. "a.
20 oh1insl G.lt uiii.
So Andes. s.f'.:ts
~ Levl.'nsn.
sssm"is 'n'sh. sc
'.o mehs tafso, ssS' W. -Se
~ Iio<f~et. ~
so oiAsxow. ls.iS
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tp'"inmpis, iS,fs
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Probable Harder
IDAHO.

wells, Fargo a cs's Treasure psx
AEnfa.
SuyxR CIrY. Idaho. February IA
private dispatch from Boise City states
that the stage leaving there for Silver
City this morning. was stopped and rob-
bed Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S treasure
box. containing about $500. within half
o mile Of the town. The driver states
that q man standing behind the bridge
drew . gun on him and demanded the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES
.r.c,.L 70 r,u oo.p rnI DAILY NV.
CALIFORNIA.

Dick Turpins Misunderstanding Csn
se-t-A Prtxs tiSks' and rs ne.
neuesusnt-A C1ear.n. lIsuAe &
be Established Honp Works DE,
stroyed-Nsw Member Of the Pa
ellie stock board.
San FnAxcrsco. Feb. 3.--l:3o p. NJ
Late Tuesday evening . GENTLEMAN NAM
ed Duncan. riding on the Cliff House
road with a lady. was stopped by three
masked men and relieved Of a watch and
coin. The lady. who woro considerable
jswslry. was not molestsd. The rob
bsrs then took the team and drove to
town. The team, q found astray this
morning In tho Western Addition.
There was q trot yesterday between
Dirigo and Tormento, mile heats. three
In five. Dirigo won the al, 4th aud 9th
heats in 2:32l.. 2:37 aud 2:37L..
A sparrins exhibition took place at
Dashaway Hall Last night been Tom Nc
Alpine. alias Soap" and Barney Far.
Icy. Al tho close Of the exhibition q
number Of the police, present In citi.
zens' clothes, arrested the principals
and all tho visitors they could lay hands
on aud locked them up on . charge Of
misdsmeanor. rur frriT sgIgrts
Representatives from the different
banks OF the city will meet at the Msr.
chants' Exchange tomorrow afternoon.
to receive and act upon the report Of the
committee concerning the establishment
Of q Clearing House. n ta
Kslly's soap works, on Greenwich
street. between Webster and buchanan.
wero totally destroyed by fro last night.
Ford II. Rodgers, formerly cashier Of
the Pacific Bank. was yesterday elected
a member Of the Pacific Stock Exchange,
under q suspension Of the rules.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03

The LEAF YEAR BALL.--For tho in.
formation Of those who may suppose
they can procure tickets OF admission
to the leap year ball. to be bs given al
Miners Union Hall In this town to.mor-
row night at tho door Of the hall on the
occasion referred to, We nro authorized
TO state that no such thing can be done.
No gentleman not invited will be allow.
ell TO enter and no money will DO taken
at tho door. except In, payment Of
tickets already sold. The party, nj It's
name purports, Is gotten up by tho
ladies' solely for enjoyment, and no
tickets have been, or will DO sold except
to ladies.
VARIETY sroRE.-For fancy goods,
toys. Tampa. crocksry. stationery aud
school books, pictures and frames, mu.
steal instruments, willow ware and cut
lsry. or gold and plated jswelry, and
notions OF all kinds imaginable, 20 TO
L. Berlinsr's variety store. opposite
Odd Fellows Hall ON Main street, Gold
Hill. He bas a splendid assortment Of
valentines on hand, which will delight
the hearts Of tho young folks.
INTERESTING Observation-Disclosures &
Wolf. who thoroughly understand one
Of the great wants Of our people, have
prepared Q lecture Of absorbing interest
to which We refer all u readers. II
cnn DO found In our advertising columns
under head Of New To-day" and
speaks for itself.
REsoLUTIoSs.-Se the resolutions Of
respect to the memory Of tho late Judge
Will Campbell, passed by the Pacific
Coast Pioneers. which are to 10 found
In our columns to-day.
PAY DAr.--Ths employees OF The I'm.
perial Mining Company received their
monthly pay to-day. Eighteen thousand
dollars were disburssd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03
Wella fnrgo.

Tho prospecting Of this valuable mine
Is making hne progress. Al the an.
nual meeting held In San Fnucisco
January 28th tho following Trustee /:
were elected for ths ensuing years
d. i. Mcdonald, II. z. Wheeler. q. W.
Hammer, A. @. Taylor aud Il. +. Bunk.
er wero elected Trustees. Out OF the
los. 900 shares inio which the capital
stock Is divided. 100, CSC were repre-
scented at tho meeting.
silver IIiiI.
The new incline pump Is in place. and
works well. The main incline Ia down
20 feet below tho fourth station, the
rock In the bottom working we'll, and
the BurleiRh drills forcing the sinking
ahead ut q very rapid rate. The dow OF
uater from tho face Of the east drift. ut
the fourth station level IL still strong,
but seems to DO again gradually lessen
ing.
Hale q Noreross.
The strong and steady dow Of water
from the north DRIFT Of the 2200 foot
level OF the Savage has raised In tho
Savage incline until running through
the connecting drifts 1t has filled the
2200-foot level OF the Halo aud Norcross.
causing q complete suspension Of work
on the lower levels, until the water IL
checked iu the Savage.
Yellow Jacket.
The two east crosscuts from the bot.
tom Of the north and south wines oil
the 10io-foot level are steadily ndvano.
ing. the face Of each being in favorable
working ground. No change to report
OF any Of the prospecting operations on
the l7i0.foot level OF tho north drift
from the bottom OF tho north Wine OH
tho l9i0. level.
Best and Bcichcr.
lieiimbering the double winze below
the loo. loot level Is finished to within
about 30 feet Of the bottom. The work
Is going ahsad ~ fast AZ the pressure OF
the ground will permit. The water still
stands to the depth OF three or four feet
In tho north Drift from the Gould *
Curry shaft on the l700-foot level.
Caledonia.
Sinking the main shaft has been
greatly retarded during the past week
by the heavy aow Of water at the bot.
tom. The large sinking pump has been
agnin pat at work In the bottom. and
everything 10 now going forward as
usual.
Very good progress continues to DO
made in both sinking the main shaft
and running tho north drift. Good
prospects at both points.
Riorida. VI
The grading and preparation for the
erection OF the irst.class new hosting
machinery goes ahead at a very lively
rate.
Nevada.
Face OF main north drift still advan.
cling In porpbyry. clay and strcaks Of
low grade ore.
satro.
The main west tunnel Is steadily all
vancing. The iow Of water 10 light.
Alta.
Sinking the main shaft Is Igoing stead.
lily ahead. Otherwise nothing now.
Prospect.
Both shaft and drift driving ahead ns
usual. and promising we'll.
Rough aud Ready.
Good progress made in sinking the
new working shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03

TIE Cincinnati Inquirer appeals 70 the
country TO permit the Democrats 70
elect the next President, because they
have been out Of ofioe % long. This
Is pathetic. no doubt. Their condition
Is like that OF the rooster on the Polaris,
In the Arctic regions, which jsnpsd
overheard and drowned himself because
tho nights were six months long and
there was no chance 10 crow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03

SUE stood In the hall With him. her
rounded cheek leaving q dcposit Of pearl
powder on his coat, and her taper
fingers toying with his collar. Presently
she lifted ono OF the lspsls and there
was q neat gold badge enamsled: "I
nm already married." She looked at
him earnestly for = moment, aud then
threw the door open wide. and xaid"Go!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03

The scholars In o Chinese school
never put bent pins In each others seat.
They are not civilized enough for that;
but when one Of them shuts tho lid OF
his desk down on the pig; all OF the boy
next TO him. the owner Of the queus In.
dulges In some fnghtful tss-box Ian.
gusgo whom he attempts TO rss iron
his seat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03
.DIyIDENiS

l.yos Mtlt and NtatsE eo.-io cents
per share. payable February !. is'6.
consolidated yirEinta $40 per -harr
sc,rerating 81 ,oso,so: declared January D;
payable January II. 1875.
B~sisher-tl per share. acgrssa'ins sio.,oon:
deci.rcd January .; vAyable January ~,
i..6.
virginia Snvtags Hnnk-peclartd Jan.
nary 3. ls56. 81 the rate OF 10 rrt eeht. pvt
annum on term aud u PER cent. yer annuin
on ordinary deposits. tor the hr,t renai-
annual term. ending December 81. is'5.
Atps (Yisehs,-?S coats per share; payable
February rs. is.s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03

wHrx = 81. Louis gentleman meets
his nsighbor In the morning be looks
surprisss and asks. "Hain't you bean
indicted ystf" The reply Is. "No.
when did you get outf" Then they
both laugh In an imbssils way. a.
though they both meant u for . Joke.
and 20 and take . drink Of ths"crooksd."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03

TX these times Of irrsdssmabls paper
currency and close economy. the follow.
ing Scotch saying 10 10 the point: "a
doar plaat vi mons mann on's wary
good thing. but q dinner plaat vi .
mons dinner on's q better thing"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03

BALrIm0RE IN IRISH OYsTRRs.
baltimore rrssh 0,stsrs rsosivsd svsry day,
By szpress, 81 yoaURN's CASE BroRR,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-03
sIcoND pispATon.
Proposed ktatsc % Tsm Paine
Taken East-suit for False I'm
prise sdadAled. f

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SAN FnlScrsco. Feb. 50 r. NJ
The Liberal League OF Ban Francisco
has invited the ulster Societies through
out the United States to cooperate with
II for the erection of-a marble or bronzs
statue or bust o. Tom Paine 10 Indo.
psndcncs Hall. Philadelphia or on
ground adjacent, and recommends ten
cont contributions for that purpose.
Rossnblatt, the jsvslsr, startsd over
land this morning In charge Of Detsc-
tive o'Conpor for the East. l'MEE
John ". Harkor, late President Of the
National Bank at Austin. Nevada, has
began suit against J. W.. Clark. George
+. aud William Sharpe oforo $4,000
damages for tho false imprisonment Of
Mrs. Harker.
Alfred paraf, who was Identified with
the oleomargine or Bull butter business.
has departed. and tbs manner Of his
,~.lt;ng mi 80. a. Hfotlnvs. Lffsv tha
i%.ilurs 10 cburp butter from ,allov. M
o,copizsd a for Tho nurno.s n,
extracting precious metals from ores Of
all kinds, especially the refractory kind.
and by dint OF plausible %eIplanation'
A1u -
ma"! p''"e' " '''."'' nv. "oD' "
he'p the eh'e'pr''e a'ons. NC. .p'
pears 'h"' 10 AP~Pf'P"'" ~os ., .n'
money 10 his " use' aha hved n'sn
rs long as ne had innas' ous ~ soon az
.ney gave gu. no aisapPeatea'
~ 800
Mosrrnry. Feb. 2.-.Tbo house Of
Santiago Rosd.. an italian rresid,ut Of
this plaec. was brotsu omen night bsfors
l,., and robbed a. AZ. 600 IN cola. two
oold watches. and ..,,r.l di.mona,.
Rossi being nlseht. the robbery was NOT
discovered until hi. return yest.risv.
Certain parties who left hare Yesterday
morning are suspected. and the Sheriff
il now In pursuit Of than. q "a
stssmsr Axr.upd-prixhs Prospeets
sor nan DieEs Csussy.
BAN Diroo. FEB. 3'-Ths steamer An;
con ran aground IN hsavy iog 0
4 o'clock bis morning Just made D
harbor. She Will get on a. hisn TIDE
this afternoon
From every part Of inc county ws
hear the same good account OF the asri'
cultural outlook. More ground mas
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