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Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Utah DiVOrces.

Either the people of Utah or shystel lawyers for them, made the getting oi
 divorces easy in that Territory. Oi late. attorneys and their clients who
 have obtalned divorces ID Utah, are
 having a rough time of Il; the former
 being disbarred from practice in Hi
 nois, Indiana and other States, and the
 latter being convicted of bigamy and sent to the penitentiary for term of years 4 Cincinnati dispatch of Au- gust 30, says;
 The recent decision of the Supreme Court of Indiana, declaring null and void all divOrces procured in Utah courts, causes considerable embarTass- ment in numerous domestic concerns, not only in Indiana, but in adjoining States. A case of this kInd has just been decided in Covington. Eliza A. Davis parted from her first husband. Seeing an advertisement of Cincin- natl firm that promised to procure di- voTces without publicity, she paid her fee, and in due time received a divorce from a Beaver county (Utah) court. She marned again, and was indicted for bigamy. The Utah divorce was her only plea in court and she was sentenced to three years in the peni- teniiary, the lightest punishment al lowed by law. Many others who have reconstructed their establishments on the Utah plan are watching proceed ings of this kind with no little anxiety, as they are all liable to indictment and prosecution.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
\ Southern Railway.

From a St Louis correspondence of the San Francisco Post:
 But the newly discovered mines will not alone suffice to cure the evil. Ii will do no good to dig the precious ores in Arizona or elsewhere without the means of transporting the products of the mines to market and supplies to the miners. We are not sorry to see the energy with which your capitalists are pushing a railway into the heart of Arizona, because it will convince the whole country that there must be a transcOnunental highway through the .southwest-frOm the Mississippi to the Pacific. The southwest needs and de- mands such road, and we expect to see it built in the next three years, ad- ding immensely to the whole country, and benefting San Francisco as much as St. Louis by giving to her a new channel of commerce free from extor- ton and discrimination. For this re- suit the country is becoming both earn est anI unanimous.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
sIcrehants' Exchange Bank.

The people of this part of Arizona are familiar with this institution, and it's solvency has at no lime been ques- toned. A few weeks ago the bank an nounced its purpose to retire from bus ness, and Its Vice President, Mr. Sheath, assigned as reasons that there was too much idle capital, that interest was de- creasing and deposits increasing, and that the city banks were playing cut throat game to keep even. The Stock Exchange paper assigns very different reasons, some of which are as follows: {:
 The Merchants Exchange bank is winding up its affairs. and will soon be an institution of the past The trouble was that NIT. Hayward turned the banks whole management over to K. G. Sheath, about as small specimen of 8 big banker as could be found anywhere on the globe. Van Brunt and Hast ings, and even Hayward, had no more to say when Sheath issued his man dates than Cunningham or Edwards, the tellers. TheIrs to obey, not to question Sheath was irascible, unac- commooating, peeyish, close, exacting; the consequence was business men would not bank with him. Had MT. Manager Sheath pursued a more liber- al policy, doubtless the bank would have done as other banks are doing, made money. Sheath pursued close and selfish policy 10 the end.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

WONDERFUL accounts come in of re- cent discoveries in the Carga Mucha- cho district (abou, eight miles westerly from Yuma west of the Colorado river,) and many claims have been located the past fortnight. NIT. Kearsing found an old Mexican saddle tree at the head of @ guloh, evidently placed there as a land mark, being carefully weighted down with stones. All remains of leather had disappeared and Mir. K. thinks it had been there for many years He banned out some dirt around it and estimated a grain of gold to an ounce of dirt or about S1350 per ton MT. Van Arsdale continues to be more than satisfied with the development of his mines.-Sentinel.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Application for Sole Trader
T,ERRIToRY oF ARIzoNA. cor

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. CoUyr of Pima.
 On this 18th day of August, 4. D l,- . Tucson, County Of Pima and Arlz9rs " ritOry before me, Joseph Neugass- v. tary Public Tn and for sad cOunfr .. sonally appeared LeUnora Ortiz a I,. ried woman, wife of Mariana OrtI1 -- sonally known t0 me and being a rss i... .of Pima county and Territory of A-,-.' who declared 10 me that from tbs lr. hereof, she, under ard by v!r,ua ots' laws of said Territory, intends to carr - business in her own name and on bsr-r account. That the business Co be cq--y lon will be that of ranching. farming ,t ing, buying and selling grain. raising -ss ing and selling live stock and al r,s business incidental to and periaIH,r,, farming and dealing in live stock lr , county and Territory. That from tbas- hereof she will be individually resDo-Il Ole in her own name for all dpb,. tracted by her on account Of hersaid t- or business and no par, Of the f1rss be originally invested In said bushes any one Og them will come from anvu-tl belonging Co her hus band ;that tneansrI invested in said business is less th. r-s. sum of five thousand dollars.
 LEONORA ORTlI
 Subscribed and sworn Co bs'lra ID. A my office tn Tucson, this 18th dsy of A1g uSt. A. D. 1877.
 JOSEPH NEUGAss, Notary Publc, Pini county. Arizona.
 Filed and recorded at request of Lson0a Ortiz, August 9, A. D. 1877 st o'clock al m. In Book of Miscellaneous Eecofis page 469.
 SYDSEY ". CARPENTER, County Recor.s1
 Septem Der l. is+H
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
The Fryer Process.

This process of working ores, was all the rage a couple of years ago. T.
 was regarded as perfection, and the lucky Fryer thought millions q cheap price for hIs right-in fact he would
 not completely sell out al any price. Money was no object to him. II has
 been about a year since we have seen
 mention of the process, until now il appears again as adopted by the gov ernmeGt of Chile,n and that the gov ernment will immediately apply it to the working of the ores of the govern ment mines of that country, and that company in New York is formed with 8 capital of several millions to operate with It under the patronage of the Chilean government. This process is proven failure by American miners, although received by them with much favor and thoroughly tested It cost many earnest and honest miners much time and money, and it is pity that 1t should now be used 10 bilk others.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Notice.


U. s. CUSTOM HOUsE.
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, Septembe lj. E A NY PERSON OR PERSONS CLAl A Ing the following deScrib bed proper seized in Tucson on the l4th day o' S' tenn Der, 1877, for a violation Of the Ul., States Revenue Laws, must come iOrH within twenty days from the date 0i a publication and enter their claim: a file the required bond according uS lions II and l2. Of an "Act tO furthTu vent smuggling and for other puf2ls approved July IS, 1866.
 Failing tO appear within the time sgs, fed and complying with the a50vs { quirements, tue said prop-rty will bss' aU public auction tO the highest biii-t cash, on October 6, 1877.
 IKeg Of NIescal, l4 GalloHs
 WI. F. SCOTT. Deputy Colleen Septem ber IS. 5'a
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

TIE CITIZEN OFFICE is now Letter than ever supplied with job papers, and Is pre- pared to do better and cheaper work than is done elsewhere in Arizona. The bill bead and letter papers are the very best and they will be printed 10 order at very small profit; also have a great variety Of cards which will be printed and sold from fSeo per thousand rpTsrds.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Notice.
U. S. CUSTOM HOUSE
September IS.

U. s. CUSTOM HOUSE TUCSON. ARIZONA. Septemb-- ], lS A NY PERSON OR PERSONS CLaN "A ing the following described prOlsf seized on the RillitO on the -7,h tay August, 1877, for violation Of The U1a States Revenue Laws. must come OrFI within twenty days from the date G @ publication and enter their claims M file the required bond according Co oS tiOns II and l2, Of an "Act further 70 p vent smuggling and for other purposes approved July IS, ls66.
 Failing tO appear within the lime 'l-- lied and complying with the above quirements, the said property will D. [" at public auction 10 the highest bid1- Septem ber q, 1877.
 Kegs Of Mrscal, 50 gallons
 420 Pounds tobacco.
 Keg.
 VIM. F. SCOTT, Deputy CoiIstr Septem Der l. f7'
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Delinquent Notice,

n1MA GOLD AND SILVER MINING | Cumpanv-LOcatiou of principal place or business, San Francisco, California; lO- cation of works, Pima Mining District. Pl- ma county, Arizona Territory Notice There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account or assessment fNo. T. levied on the 23d day of July, 1877, the several amounts set opposite th 3 names of the respective shareholders, as follows.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

SAYS the Los Angeles Republican What shall we call the new State of Southern California? Names are in order. IL is proposed we call the new commonwealth "Los Angeles" New York sets us the examble of having a city and State of the same name.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

LoNDoN, September 12-Informa ton of a terrible disaster in the En glish channel has just been received The British ship Avalanche, Captain Williams, from London, September 1 for New Zealand, came n collision with the British ship Forest, Captain Lockhart, off Portland, and both yes sels foundered. NInely-six persons were drowned. Captain Lockhart, the chief mate and seven others were say ed.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Mining Property at Priys.s p.,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN --
 lN in pursuance Of an order G, . h4I bate COurt Of the County Of Pin,ii i1s s n. tory Of Arizona, made on tha f-s,' CT. Septem Der, 1877, in the metts- ~ ssy I tate of stephen Richard, dec'd ,So .esa a signed the administrator Of satt 1alsn will sell at private gale to Ina ,ssS bidder for cash, and subject to slsy ton by said Probate Court, on ~~'es
 MONDAY, OCTOBER Liz4
 lat 10 o'clock in the forepoor
 office Of Sum meTs & Clum. Afto.a- a- a. Law. in the town Of Florence CS,o,.s!i l, Pinal, Territory os AriZOna. ali -s1lg 2 tile, interest, and estate of inc s.iIh. .'sh. D phen Richard, at the time of b1-S ss and all the right. tltie and inta-s.asa,s the said estate has, by operatior'' s. Iali or otherwise, acquired other fSs, lis addition to that Of said stephen p V a at the time of his death, in an, 'slA't . those certain lots, pieces or ps,..9 70 al mining property situated, lyipg ss. z Ing in the Globe District, CouptT o, @IS S a .copa. Territory of Arizona, and Eos+4aa1 S1 +a1 and described as follows, to-wlf. -l''; eighth undivided interest In
 maden Mining Claim. One-elgbrbSI Is s.i A vided interest tc the Pride of tba II,. Sl' .One-eignth Interest Tn the Namma,A" bert E. Lee and Hannibal. O1s ~ Y interest in the Little Mary Ann eighth interest in the Three SIs.s.. .One-elghth in the St. Louis. AIIof AIIf's -, s' are situated. lying and being lp tb. sYle s%lel District, County Of Maricopa, Territoo.ee Arizona.
 Sealed bids are invited, to Dc ons,., the time and place hereinabOv. r5s,!S. rss a ed as the time and place Of sale.
 Terms and Conditions or Sale. c... ten per cent Of the purchase morey S1' ,ss' paid on the day Of sale, balance or ',.ts ~ z nation or sale by said Probate Con,
 Deed at expense of purchaser.
 ELISHA RICHARD, Adnlinl,,-,,.- Of the estate Of stephen Richard. ds.'s Septem Der 15. Es
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Notice

ITO THE HEIRS OR LEGAL REF. U sentatiVes Of \. M. Rogers, decaa or any person claiming title und., | said N. NJ. Rogers 10 the BrOnkoVL L- and BrOn kOw Mine First EaSteriy tI' sion. Pima County, Arizona.
 You are hereby notified that y l'i not in Ninety Days from the se.' this notice pay to \. R. DeI4ong al Al- Pass, Pima County, ArIzOna, your l'g- tiOnal part of the expense incuHsl, said locations Of mines, as reqllI-., the act of Congress, approved May --- the undersigned will claim iofiei.-'' your interests in said mInes. .,,.
 THOMAS J. JEFFUhi'
 s. K DELONG.
 Apache Pass, Arizona, Aug 1, ISL
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

"YEs," sad she. "a dish of ice cream relaxes the muscles of my heart but two dishes-oh, two dishes makes me feel ss though I could love on and lon forever.n So he ordered the waiter to bring on another dish. and counted not on the cost
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
California and Arizona Stage Co. Carrying U. g. Mail and Wells,
 Fargo & Co.'S Express.
emi-Weekly from Florence.


 Semi-Weekly from Florence. Pri-weekly from Wickenburg, West. CTAGES OF THIS LINE NOW LEAVE D Florence twice a week, lon arrival Q Southern Pacific Mail Line from Tucson
 For Phenix, yFickenburg and Prescott Connecting at WickenbuTg with our Tri-Weekly Line of Stages from Prescott for Ehrenberg, Indian Wells, terminus of s. F, R. Re, And all points n California;; also connec ting st Prescott with our Line Of Sta gen for Mineral Park, CerbRt and
 Hardyville. Tickets to any Of the above named points can be had by applying at office Oi Southern Pacific Mail Co.'s Line, Tucson; also through tickets to ColtOD, Los Angeles. San Francisco, Sacramento and San Jose, Can be had by applying at any Of the off, ces Of the company in the Territory.
 JOHN II. PIERsON. sec'y.
 WickenOCrg, Arizona JAS. STEWART, Gen. Sup't.
 San Bernardino, Cal. GEO. 4. BROWN, Agent Florence.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

JOHN T. DARE, one of Solano's new Assemblymen, isn't entirely without legislative experience. He served one term in the.AriZona Legislature. But perhaps that oughtn't to be remember. ed agaInst him.-Alta.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

.DO NOT FAIL TO SEND .Jir t0n 2: .DO New Catalogue It con la.-5, .-.,1. ble information for EVERY PEH-so .-.-.,,'s plating the purchase Ot any ,s personal, family or agricultural 1' to any address. ,nkr0-
 MONTGOMERY WARD s> Original Grange supply n h"JIssif' Isi Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO H.
 August IS.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. SEPZEMBER2s. 1877
Mining Results Precious Metals.

Some twenty mines of California, Arizona, Utah, bui chiefly Of Nevada, for the first half Of the present year have yielded about $22. 900, GOO Among the mines not included in the number may be mentioned the Black Bear Quartz mine of California, which has produced for the same period $110,000 and the Standard as much more, while the Grand Prize, Geneva Consolidated, Hamburg and Grand Prize of Nevada, in the aggregate, have produced as much as $416,000, while a number of other mlnes Tn Arizona, Nevada and California, have been steady monthly, profitable producers of smaller amounts swelling the production for the half year ending 30th June, of some twenty nine mines to the sum of $22, ,5S2, 900 as follows:
 l6 Mines in Nevada. .... .$19, ,7S0, 900 10 Mines in California. .-. 1,790,0O0 2 Mines in Utah. ..... 9O6,0OO l Mine ID Arizona ~ 106,0O0
 $22, ,5s2, 900
 Of course, besides those Tn the same States and Territories as also in Ore gon, Idaho, Montana and Colorado, a number of mines have been steadily yielding bullion of which no accurate statistics are available.
 The above is from the New York Mining Record of August 30. Many mines in Arizona are yielding bullion. Until Wells, Fargo & Go. opened busi- ness in the Territory, there were no means of getting at even approximately correct estimates of the bullion pro duction and now perhaps not one-half is shipped through that cOmpany's of fees, because of the high rates charg- ed. The one Arizona mine alluded to may be the Silver King, yet we pre- sume the McCrackin has yielded as much; the Yulture, Peck and others half as much, while various mines in Globe District have yielded from $10,- 900 to S2O,OOO
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
For Sale.

WE HAVE FOR SALE Al . w ranch, Six Durham and pe.g.-- Bulls one year old, at $50 each Ns ss, cheaper than the same stock can .chas sd for in California. These s'..s can be seen at our ranch on tne 4ls and Globe City road. or we can oe "- ed at Florence, Arizona ..,, pPgi
 PUINA-N ! August H.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
For Rent or to Lease.

ON THE CORNER OF MCCORMICK V street and Stone Avenue. a very de- sirable dwelling house, consisting Of three neatly finished rooms; the best Of we'll water; plenty Of yard room; all safely walled in. Rent moderate.
 Inquire on the premises Sept. s. 49-tf
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Notlce.

.TO A. CABALLERO AND HH0X
 \ may concern:
 Notice IS hereby given that o'- undivided One-half Of that ceriaa situated about ten miles west Of 1- located on or about June T., lo'., for Record June II, 1877, by 4. Ch.l. -and recorded in Book B, of m.n,.- cords, page 5lO. Said Mine being A- as the Buena Vista Mine .,~ June 2g, 1877.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The in vestigation of the Indian Bureau is likely 10 be postponed indefinitely Chief Clerk Galpin, against whom the charges were originally flied, has ex- amined the testimony and has notified Secretary Schurz of his desire to cross examine all the witnesses who have testified, and call others in his defense, and he will be allowed this privilege. Many other persons who are alleged to have been involved in frauds are also to be given similar opportunities to defend themselves.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Monopoly Broken.

This Truss is worn day and night with
 ease and comfort. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Call and examine, or send for cir cular. CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. Removed to 6I5 Sacramento street. san Franc, sco, Cal. SS-6m
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

DOCToR-" Now tell me, colonel,
 how do you feel when you've killed a man g" Colonel-"Oh, very well. thank
 vou doctor-how do you 2''
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

DR. THOMPSON reports, in British Medical Journal, a number of cases showing the superior efficacy of sali- cine in the treatment of intermittents. Cases wherein quinine had utterly fail led were promptly relieved with this agent He used large doses, grs. xxx every two hours Usually the fourth dose was sufficient to break up the chain of morbid action, after which a few doses al longer intervals completed the cure. It may be given when the chill is on, and will usually shorten the chill, and greatly mitigate or even arrest the febrile exacerbauon or exas- peratiug action.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
To Miners and Mlllmen.

4 SIT IS UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE. z h me Co visit, in person, every Hl.Il.- the Territory, am compelled Co cA.. c.. miners, milimen and others for iacl.s 2. '. published in the forthcoming 59oA7 7' lied
 Mining Resources of AruopiI Upon application in person, or by ' tO my office, blanks will be furrsl all parts Of the Territory. Addrea,
 JAY G. KELLEY, COui-
 Prescott, Ar:.' April2S. |"
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

NEW YORK, September 10.-It is stated that great quantities of cotton seed oil are shipped to Europe from this country, to be doctored there and re.shipped to this country as pure olive oil. Olive oil ranges from $l10 to S1.- 10 per gallon, and cotton-seed oil from soc. to COG.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
COPP E R
 And other base metals,
 or to ores free from base met als. II can be adapted to any first -n..-- l,--r-l = c..r---.- .nt -. . z.


 als. II can be adapted to any first
 class Gold or Silver mill, at a reasona-
 bIe additional expense.
 Tn the ordinary manner ofamalgama- ting gold and silver ores, water is used with the ore and mercGry, and expensive chemicals are frequently added, the efiica- Icy Of which Is impaired, or entirely neu- tralized, by the metallic iron employed, which causes a precipitation of the copper and base metals. a useless loss Of mercu- ry, baser bullion, and a great loss of the precious metals,
 But when the Hunt, Douglass X Stewart bath Of ProtochlOride Of Iron and ChlOrid Of Sodium is used with the ore and mer- cury, in wooden ~pans and settler, no chemicals are necessary, as the copper Of the ore performs the work Of the sul phate Of copper ordinarily employed. No pre- cIpitation of the copper, or base metals. takes place, as they are held in solution by the bath. And none Of the metals. eX cept silver and gold, are precipiated and malgamated, but slight loss Of mercury, giving a nearly pure amal- gam, and a higher yield Of gold and sil ver,-in many eases nearly equaling the fire assay
 J. O. STEWART, Georgetown. Colo. VIM. PURVINE, Butte, Montana. May I9. 88-6m
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

THE Attorney Generals recent decis- ion, allowing S15,OOO damages for the discontinuance of a mail contract on the breaking out of the rebellion, was in favor of George H. Giddings and partners, and relates to the Texas divi- sion of the old overland mail contract via San Antonio and San Diego
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Southern Pacific
 Stage Line.

Southern Pacific
 Stage Line. gprning on the ButterneId Overland The Great Thorougfare of Arizona, Reduction of Time. Tucson to San Francisco four and hal days; to Yuma six,y-hve hours.
 DAILY Carrying Mails and Wells, Far go & Cos Express 125 miles per day, sched-
 ule time, with 1
 and 6-horse CON COACHES S,
 Connecting with the Southern Pacific Railroad at Yuma for all parts of
 California. Also connecting with the following points
 in Arizona: North - FLORENCE, SILVER KING GLOBE CITY, FINAL MINES, PIE NIX, WELL. WICKEN- BURG and PRESCOTT. West - Adamsville. Pima Reservation Maricopa Wells, Gila Bend, Stanwix, Gila City and Yuma. Esst-SIlver City, Fort Bayard, Las Cru ces, MesIlla and Santa Fe, N. Nj.
 Connecting at Mesilla with Stage for El Paso, Forts Davis, Stockton, Con- cho, Worth, and San
 Antonio, Texas. The best organized and equipped stage line on the continent, and com plete Tn all its connections. KERENS & MITCHELL, Proprietors. FRANK STAPLES, Agt. at Tucson. JAS. A. MOORE. Supt. Maricopa Division,
 Maricopa Wells. WM. NJ. GRIFFITH, Supt. Yuma Division,
 Yuua
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
DODGE & SUTHERLAND, ProprIetors
FOR GLOBE DISTRICT
VIA GOODWIN

VIA GOODWlN. THE EASTERN STAGE, LEAVING l Tucson every Saturday at II o'clock a. m..
 win with Lacy's Globe City
 Express. Fare to Globe S30. Excursion Tickets to go and return ..... 20. Apply at Stage Office in Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

KERENs & MITCHELL, Proprietors FRANK STAPLES, Agt. at Tucson. JAS. A. MOORE. Supt. Maricopa Division,
 Maricopa Wells. WM. NJ. GRIFFITH, Supf. Yuma Division
 Yuma
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

CALCUTTA, September 10.-Weather reports for the past week are decidedly cheering. All the Madras districts have had some rain in many parts IL was heavy here. There has also been rain in Bengal, Scinde, Mysore and the central provinces The prospect in Punjaub has greatly improved. The situation in the northwest provinces and in Dude is still critical. The dis tricts dependent on the Southwest Mon soon now have fair prospects for later crOps.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

FROM the Washington Star; People who are criticising General Howard so sharply because he can't run as fast as Chef Joseph, should remember that in results he has done about as well as dId Generals Crook and Terry in the Sit, ting Bull campaign. Neither of these able Generals was able to catch up with Sitting Bull, who escaped into Canada with most of hIs original force.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22

IN New Remedies, Dr. Talmy pre- scribes for the diarrh9a of hot coun- tnes, from twenty to three hundred grams of lactose, or sugar of milk, daily. He administers it in the sim plest way-the sugar, dissolved in a little water, or as a draught in the course of the day. The treatment is spread over several months, diminish ing the dose as nutrition becomes more considerable and easier.
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Rupture Cured.

ny THE CALIFORNIA ELASTIC c b TRUSS. the greatest modern invention
 of the age. Latest and best. at greatly re- rarfapS
Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
Settle Up.

THE UNDERSIGNED IA .5 .i5'L L' posed Of his Corral, Feed Fi,.a a-rzs: rrzs: business. hereby respectiuIi.!- .-,s ir-5 persons indebted 70 him, 10 eo,-'9 '9sis'. and settle. without unnecesSS@tIIS cgf' '.
 V. LEAT8-N' May 10