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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

AN ALARM.-Yesterday morning
while civil case was pending before
Judge TAFT and the courtroom was
we'll filled with spectators, panic
was created by the sudden breaking
of an iron tie that stretched across
from the caves of the building, and
the apparent settling in of the roof.
The room was cleared in short order,
and the accumulated snow, which
had caused the depression and was
threatening the building, was soon
shoveled off.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

FAvoRs.-We are placed under
obligations to our representatives in
the Legislature and to the Governor
for documents received. His mes
sage is what the Governor sent us,
in pamphlet, and it is very good
thing to read. The Governor is
sound on all points calling most
loudly for good robust soundness.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20
SeasOnable Sports.

This is prominently season in
which Young Amer.ca revels in de-
light. When the snow first fell, on
Wednesday. every boy that could
get sled was out coasting. In the
evening larger boys and girls were
enjoying the same sport to a very
exhilarating extent. In Virginia
there is an ordinance against such
exercise, founded on desire to pre-
vent broken shins and the like, we
presume, and it is being enforced.
Here everybody can coast ad libi-
tum. The routes are long and OF
proper grade, SO that there is q
pleasant equipoise between the fun
OF sliding down and the task Of
coming mp. Yesterday sleds we're
out of use for the most part, and
snowballing was the rule. There
is lots OF fun, Of simple sort. to be
sure, but fun all the same, in bouts
of this kind, when the balls are not
packed 80 bard as to hurt should
they strike in tender place. There
is q vast amount of healthgiv.
ing. reviv.fying. nerve.rejuvenating
medicine in the abandon Of snow
balling. 1t is medicine, too, that
requires no preliminary diagnosis
and subsequent recipe from q doc.
tor to take it. 1t is good for every
body. We Americans are too much
given to the pursuit of practical
things, neglecting, often, that relax
alton and abandon which perpetu-
alton Of good health req uires One
had better make fool of himself
in the eyes of sedate persons. re-
turn, for q time, to the trivialities
of youth, and throw snowballs, or
slide and have strong nerves, than
he over sensible. precise, and sacri-
flee robustness. As people we do
not kick up our heels half enough.
Ii we did so more we would be
healthier, stronger in mind and
body. and at length, when the last
hour should come, we would be
able to kick the bucket in good
shape, with some of the halo of
youth about us. Therefore let us
enjoy this snow in one way or
another while it lasts, but don't
let's break windows.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

ONE OF OURS Cleaver, says
The Carson Tribune, of Lyon coun-
ty. is native OF Pennsylvania and
30 years Of age. He is Republi-
can in politics and q rancber by
profession pioneer of the Pa
cific Coast, and has the reputation
Of a safe. square, business man
one that it is difficult to draw the
wool over the eyes of. Mr.. Cleaver
was the first discover of gold in
Mono county. Cal. He is small in
size. but just as wiry looking as a
rat-terrier.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

SLEIGH BROKE.-Mr. Foote of the
Justice Company was driving down
Main street yesterday morning IN a
buggy that had been metamorphosed
into cutter, when one of the run
ners struck against the stepping
posts in front of Walter & Co.'s store,
breaking whitiietree and bringing
the vehicle to positive halt. The
posts, being about six inches above
the ground, were covered with snow.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

THAT SPECIAL TAx.-We are in re-
ceipt of private letter from our
representatives in Carson making in-
curry as to what conclusion the citi-
zens have come to in regard to the
proposed special tax for purposes of
fire protection. The citizens have
taken no action at all, so far as we
know, and that means that they do
not want the special tax and the sub
sequent profession against the dan
gers Of confagration. We sug-
gested in former issue that public
meeting be held for an expression of
opinion. 1t is not too late yet. Who
speaks first.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20
STOCK REPORT.

F1IDAY. January 10.
1l2S ophir. 81 2ls30 21h.
1665 Mexican, IS l7xsl0.
1xS0 Best Belcher, SO 50 32H.
a0fsD California, A2k AAbI0 4ls9O Ahb6.
sSsS Con. Virginia. 45hbso 40 AexsS 4esso
46xs5.
,SHS HALE 8 Norcross, 81 6Nbl0 6h.
.ss Crown Point. 6k 6h.
AL yellow Jacket. u 1sk 1shbSo.
4ls5 Imperial. 10 i'O.
sS Kentuck, ~.
rs Alpha. IS ~ isH.
ssS Belcher, W ~.
Im Confidence, SIX:
az sierra Nevada. ~ ~.
lis Utah, i21i II.
10i0 bullion. Iot ioh.
500 Exchequer. ~ ebSo:
SO Seq Belcher. 90 64bao.
40 Overman. q 80 S6.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20
PEN PIcTuRE.-The Carso

A Pen PICTURE. Carson
Tribune says: Il. Kennedy, of
Lyon county. is native of New
York State /; a staunch Republican
and A years of age, aud has been
in Nevada since 1861. He is a
teamster by business, and recog-
nized by his constituents as a
square, honorable gentleman. He.
too. is a worker and can be found
in his seat during every session,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

WHIsKEY BILLs.-Those who owe
bills to the Bonanza Saloon, CON-
tracted while Harry Dougan was
proprietor, are requested by Capt.
Pierce to pay the same to him. who
is authorized to collect and give re-
ceipts He will be at Eckerman' s
saloon for that purpose for q few
DAYS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

HoLLOwAY's PILLS OR ONT
MENT.-Scrofula or morbid deposits
in the lungs, joints and Tissues.
These medicines have rendered this
disease less formidable scourge
than formerly. 1t has been incon-
testably proved that in Scrofulous
affections they have effected thou
sands of cures. Sold everywhere.
rs cents per box or pot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20
Religious Notices.

The Rev. Mr.. Jenvey will preach
as usual in the Episcopal church to-
morrow evening at the customary
hour.
There will be no service in Dayton
tomorrow.
The usual Catholic service will be
omitted in the Silver City church to-
morrow on account of the absence of
the regular pastor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20
LESSONS IN Mvslc.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

II STATE OF J. J. McLAIN, DECIAsID.
N-Notice Is hereby given BY tie undse-
signed, administrative Of the shove nnmaL
estate. to the cred ,tors Of, and AL psssona'
hibit the same with the necessary voucher,
within four months from the first publication
of this notice to the undersigned at her resi-.
dsnce. Spring Valley, Lyon County. New.
IOWA A. Nolan,
Administratrix Of the estate Of J. ]. NcLain.
deceased.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

AMrDNIoHr ADvENTURE.-A night
or two ago Mexican, who lives with
some OF his countrymen in American
ravine, in tumble down old cabin,
came breathless into town at an hour
when nearly everybody was in bed,
to get assistance. He said that his
housemate had committed suicide
and was struggling in the throes OF
dissolution, while the whole bed
about him was crimsoned with blood.
He had heard the sound of pistol
as if fred under the bedclothes, aud
on its awakening him, rushed in ter
ror out of the house for doctor or an
officer or some one to render such
aid AS the case demanded. He found
the house of Constable Lester and
reused that officer from his slumbers
The two in haste proceeded to the
scene of the assumed tragedy, the
Mexican trembling with trepidation
as he approached the spot. At length
the door was reached, and the Mexi-
can, with great caution, opened it..
The proceeding up to this point was
a mystery to the officer, who mis-
trusted or was .mystified at the move
ments of his pilot. HIS suspicious
we're at once changed into chagrin
when, as they entered the cabin, can
die in hand, the manin bed and sup
posed to be dead awoke in utter
amazement at the intruders. The as
constituent was mutual, except that
the officer was decidedly in bad
humor ut being brought out on use
less mission when he would much
rather have slept. The cause of the
little nervous Mexiean's alarm was
that his companion was disturbed in
his sleep by something like an cpl
leptic ft, from which he had fully re-
covered when the party entered the
cabin. Aside from this singular pro-
ceeding is the singularity surrounding
the manner in which these miserable
Mexicans get their living.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

The Cherokees have over eighty
common schools. The Chickasaws
have four public and ten district
schools. The Choctaws have two
public and over fifty district schools.
The Creeks have three public and
about thirty district schools.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

gJ-For Gents Furnishing Goods
try N. BROWN Il Co. No. ~ South G
street, Virginia City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

On Observation-Disclosures j. Co.'S
stage line to Gold Hill has since the
snowfall began afforded the public a
cheap means Of enjoying the some
what novel luxury of sleighride.
The coaches have been set aside and
IN their stead commodious sleighs
provided with comfortable robes and
drawn by four horses, have been put
on. In these one can ride to Gold
Hill, with all the "tintinabulating''
tinsel of accompanying music, for
four bits and thence to Virginia the
fare, also in sleighs, is only two bits.
So that one can ride hence to Vir-
gina, four miles, and back, for n
dollar and half. This is the cheap
est sleighriding on the coast. Vir-
ginians ought to improve it. Good
time is made on both lines.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

GS- For Latest Styles of Clothing
try N. Brown Il Co., No. 81 South q
street, Virginia City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

WINDOWS BRoKEN.-Yesterday
during the snowballing excitement
some snowballs missed the objects
which they were aimed at and went
crashing through windows. Ecker
mans saloon suffered the demolition
Of large pane of glass, and Casper
Haupt's place was visited in like
manner by stray shot. Persons who
throw snowballs should be careful
mot to break windows. It always
makes the owners of the windows
justi6ably angry, and often casts cold
water on the prevailing fun. Consid-
ering the amount of snowballing
done yesterday, the number Of win
dows broken was comparatively few.
BROKERAGE The new office re-
Gently erected in the store Of Walter
b Co, affords that firm superior
facilities for transacting the business
of huying and selling stocks on com
mission. Persons can now enter the
office from the street, thus avoiding
any contact with the mercantile
department OF the firm, and insuring
privacy where such may be de-
sirable. The frm of Walter d Co =,
Is as solid IS any in the State and
customers are perfectly safe in re-
posing in their hands whatever Of
business in the mining stock line
they may feel inclined to.
Xunx Gxnu R;aLa.d
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

Eag The richest stock Of clothing
in Virginia City is at BROWN &
Co.'s % South G street, next door
south Of Schocnfeld Il Cook.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

B-N. Brown & Co., ~ South G
street, Virginia, manufacture their
own clothing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

ES-N. Brown & Co., the new Cloth.
ing House of Virginia, guarantee sat
isfactiOn in all cases. Try them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

THERE is about one loot of snow
on u level at the town of Sutro aud in
the adjoining Carson valley.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20
Mining Notes.

The north drifts on the 500 and
700-foot levels of the Dayton are each
steadily advancing in very favorable
ledge formation. The cross cut from
the north drift on the 22O-foot level
is steadily advancing, the entire face
in quartz aud ore of very favorable
character.
At the Kossuth the prospecting
drifts on the 500-foot level are show
ing favorable indications at all points.
The appearances are that the main
ledge will also soon be cut on the
600-foot level.
At the Buckeye the north drift on
the 350-foot level has been connec ted
with the north winze, and the ex-
traction of ore for milling has been
commenced from that level.
Preparations are being made for
opening station and thoroughly
testing the ore-vein at both the 800
and 400 levels of the Amazon and
Glasgow.
The Aureola and Argentine shaft
has attained a depth of lis feet, en-
couraging assays being obtained
from the rock.
Some very good ore is being met
with at the lower level Of the Silver
City and extracted through the in
cline.
The ore-vein on the 25O.foot level
of the South End is being prospected
with very favorable indications.
PIcTUREsQUE.-Among the many
vehicles for gliding over the snow
that the present storm has brought
out some are decidedly attractive for
their uniqueness and originality of
construction. The most suggestive of
all of these passed through Silver on
Thursday. There was about the whole
conformity and adaptation at once
striking. In parts, too, there was
a suggestion of history, of events past
somewhat linked with an important
epoch in the record of the Comstock.
"Hank Blanchard's Orphan" char
acter considerably noted, was the
driver. There are about the "Or-
phan" tiaits alike Distinguishing and
interesting. We shall not stop to re-
count them, but will pass on to the
horse. He YVES white, aged and his
torical. He enjoys the honor Gf
horses can enjoy such things) of be-
ing the first animal of the kind that
Bill Sharon ever owned in Nevada.
He appeared degenerated and in bad
compauy-the driver will understand
thaS we have no reference to him.
His harness was composed less Of
leather than other materials-largely
hemp. The lines were of baling rope.
The sled-oh, for pen such as the
masters WELD to describe its every
popularity. Not the most brilliant
reporter could do it justice. 1t was
made, we should say, while the horse
was eating his meal preparatory to
drawing it, and Of stuff scarce fit to
appear in the society of good cutters.
The whole was as some artful extrav-
aganza, made with view to the ridic-
ulous in carnival of elegance and
its antipode. And the fun of it was
it Was sober thing of utility.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

No NEws.-The storm has inter
fered with the operation of the tele-
graph wires as well "a with the
passage of trains Hence We could
get no dispatches from the west
last night. The operator, in answer
to the question as to whether they
could send him anything. received
the following: "Only one wire
working west Have 800 messages
to grind off and about 5000 words
Of eastern report to send"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

william. Lotaner is the carrier Of
and authorized collector for THE
TIMES. Payments may be made
70 him or at this office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

dLAss.--s. Cohn will be here every two
weeks with his glas box.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

WORK TO BE SUSPENDED. Work
in the Silver City mine will be sus.
pended in day or two. By that
time the Cornish pump, which has
been for long time submerged in
tue shaft, will have been taken out.
Abont all that has been done since
work was recently resumed has
been to bail out this shaft, having
first erected the necessary machinery
to do So The cause OF the suspen-
sion of work is the depressed con
ditiUn of the stock market. Ii is
fonnd to be almost impossible to
collect assessments ON mining
stock not OF the first order BY
and by we shall have a change in
the market, and then outside mines
will have a chance to be worked
again.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-20

VERY SIcK.-Riehard Royalward
is dangerously sick with pneumonia.
Yesterday afternoon 1t was reported
that he would scarcely recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

st the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Abra.
roo. occuped b. Rachel Moses Al No % thyors SET
day morning anl l!ng Jc"ey %c valued al 300 "ei'
each held IN $1,000 DtL
At the IomEs Police Court yesterday Henry
Mcycrs was brought up charge OF ob'aIinS ~ Hv
Michael f. Hlggerty Of Nos and 10 ilatiS, AM soli,
valued al FG5 flOm c. T. Iiynods x Co, Iuohs,, ~ la
presenting that Le member OF te urin d N9ei9G
90 OF ST and Font wayne lie was hed on eaeR eSs'
an $1,000 Dali
Neptune Bowdcn, n business partner of George
T. Parker the swn:ug commission morchGnt WHO was AZ
rested Fall placed trial before Recorder iiaeA''
In an. Coart General Sessions yesterday iOs puiy
mittCd IN becoming PaIkers b0ndsman BOwd"h b" ~ n.
he was the owner UJs worth S,OJOo al the iIs Pt
~ la, ness No 33e GrccuWlChst, which sIbScy irs
ouueuts proved DID not belong 10 him BO~deh td 70 fl
d.pha where VAS aTTe-Jed ahd has been 4Qi 'e,,
notls In the T0mbs where Parker coDaaed a"auIs ''
The - sthl on.
Al the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Henry
Urberer OF No. New BowCIy charged Thomas y bl's
with having stolen from m cold watch vanei a. tU ~ .
Ibuiayp. car on IhuTsiJy night NcBIlde vas brh ~ "
foult of 81 bail James Dempsey was tOnhll't Pr,
al 900 ban Tor an alleged attempt O. stcH "ach Hu
nom tho bedroom OF ADlam Dunuluh az tAe NC
Iiotsl Cor,lan,lts. Yesterday morning "lhn J. nv
dor charged IhO,uas De Wit, hayaL agI, shipping 1e'
with having March stolen !rum the store AZ 30 % '
81 drugs valued AT $50 which he sold 10 T. IhaNloh %
hank s. L. who DISPOSED, them 70 Johh ] tIi'is o Nv,
III WilaUl.St. IL stated that the acc'G io -,
been mi prOprlagg tie property Oi MS tnpl' -. a.
form lie was held IN default Oi %lODD b;g ~ - ~
receiving stolen goods, required to give oAi IL NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
TIE ONE DOLLAR FERRY LEASE.
SUIT OF THE CITY AGAINST THE UNION FERRY COZ


PANY.
The suit of the city against the Union Ferry
Conpauy which reported at length some time ago
in THE TRIBUNE, came up yesterday for trial III su
prcmc Court, Special Term, before Judge Van Worst
In 500 before tine Old of the Union Ferry Com
pany of the Hanlltonave., Wall-st, Fultonst Catha
rn,st and south ferries expired, there was long ne
gotaton which resulted In agreement to ieasa those
ferries year condition that, for the peneht OF
woruep the fare should be liked at one cent from 10
1870 o'clock both morning and evening Ihb SUIT is
brougn: by the c.ty to aside thai lease Tie COM
nl,ut ssts out All the facts Us to the lease ana then
charges That the ferry rents pledged to the sinking
fund rs security the creditors OF the city and Tor TIE
relief OF Taxpayer and the city or the Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund its agents had no right to make
such lease and that the lease was against pbc poiey'
Tin facts being substantially CONCEDED, the defendants
raised the questions OF law by motion to the Court TO
dismiss the complaint. The action. it was urged was in
the nature Of an equitable action 10 remove cloud on
title The complaint, if 1t meant anything meant that
the lease vas absolutely void against pubic policy
"uo 5cc!u tlg mAs,r' 81 u haH 10 po"'r 10 e ~
not merely voiabc III; no uip OF ucI'tl was tllryu
III H. The city : remedy therefore not ~ an elt-
able action but ~ common law aetoh ~ We III! 20
remove tAo-e VINO were oceh NJ ~ i'tS i
rights Eat he city presented here the strange lam
thtt acting IN bchat 90 ny GfCdtot'; 1et - vas
s. AZ r.pl tat any creditors had asked tliS sdlt, or
mn i creditors lad suffered by The loss OF the rents
~ tn ~ ferries that any interest 70 them was ~ arrcr
that the public cfeht rad sieaG II tlt S,''l, oa
doprcratiOn Of the City's bonds me cry had Tue uu
doubted power to tN the ferry fa'e' anu csS le Terry
franchises subject those Rates ana az sIcl prices as
would produce income, and the city might DO mat
directly as we'd as Indirectly
I'm uly il was URGED that the lease being prlma faeie
valid was c0Ud the city rights and one when could
lc,ruprry removed IN this action that the city ial no
righ 10 render unpiOductle part ol ie prOI .its.u
10 the PAYMENT Of the creditors of the city ANA tAie n
crease tho axcs Of the general num OF taxpayers ana
certainly had no right nencJ class OF the people,
h So using the ferries rather those using the ferries
mt particular hOnrs at the expense OF the lass OF M
people. IL Was IN l@ct s!kig premium 10 sVhe on Vi
the earnings Of others. Judge Van Worst directed te
counsel To submit briefs. Geo r. Cnrts and G. L.
Andrews appeared for the city; Charles l.. Miller and b,
ID. siliiman for the Union Ferry Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
DECiSIONS-APRM II.

Su,yrme Court hapbeS-By Judge Lawrence,
Rcinach agt. IeycrAt ho conclusion ot NE ~ x.i -
this notion the respective pittles were aoA.'I no
I'M OF April by who does not appear ~ W. s
an attorney or counsel IA the case whether ii' hJ -
decided As Only portion Of t1 Immense mas - p-
ana oOcumenis in the motion las been ll u''.' -
court and the mere perusal OF the papers ana \,
unable perceive either the pertncncy or p"il'9 - '
XIV Ilee ponohue Murphy ait. Scott THINK the infg
ont deficiency against ga. defendant picnsL'
entered and mast be set asie Bersh a2t Pt1k S;
Nuslrn ana ano UpOa the peadnSs amt plaintiffs 0pbs
mi, action cannot De sustained for rrc0n OF TIE toN
but NAV i0r danages and must be tiit' on the ii"
the court Bets anu oss agt. Belts 8nd ois9iUI s''
Kiug ag shears and ors-iu Judgment Tor plaihtih -,
y Judge Van Briut w iisnn ast. Boit0n.-Ori signed
Common Pleas-C hanbc;s--By Chief-J nstlSe Dalyi--
asi. Blchran ct dLle; rhc5 orle.L re , ig,
D.ossy.-I to see couesp Do9 a. AZ; ryha
Motion denied Win costs Wh!.c ao u pyt ana "le"ue''
OF al. All. Ruk-Or,ieis granted
uo,,p, CAamhus-By Justice Snnott.-
stream uct Circle p5als Quinn ecg agpUlhted lttl -.
~ e. - Wsnnuth agt ltrith; Tho Graphic ,0ila1y ag
CamIbelMotons 10 yaeate 2ri"is Oh arrest e't.ii WI"
satin ag Robarts-Case riiht snDs0tue iOi Mlli
onr aud ordered hled. heraenD IS a.t 3c,,
"a oeier n, arrest vacated costs 80 ands EVEN. "Vuh'
es Motion yaCait. alta iinH'l ef,Huu W.
ont costa Lawson agt Fooro Moiol sIanssr o." ms he
Weisrson Motion to puush iuT Contempt oehu % " y,
ton that JudEnent dsbt.r appear AZ" .9Sp. r..
Iar4son agt Mnrpny-Molon 70 s,r.1e osi a.'",s
1ies wit6out costs soish act sehuyer-Mo;ion eias a
payment OF s25 costs within ten days NEys'et ~ Inc
Norton agt Murphy.-Mot ons ior Judgment ~ ~ 90
ton agi ~ Patrick Mutual Alliance Jaess sc" ssrnt k,l.
b t,iy - 6nenneil Rover asf Motions .sns !
Rateheller agL Bskor-John r. sehumAn ssp apl"hlN ~
ce!yer. Harvey agt. AOrlanse P j. EtkeIso' ~s' 'N
lawronce agt Ranssy-R sargrneni orieF@l on ,y,,-t 81
NV Chief Jtsties Shra-Casts T. Ne AZ ~ on 49,,
this smoun; 81 and finally Allowed IN ohc ~
entered Of dseougnuanee oi Tie setVa' NV s'-''