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Exchange Spice.
s. y. .aoes E.esa.g,. april ,.

y. y. Sieek ErehaSJs, April 2.
Everybody around sutro feels cheer
full. The mules alone are sal. They
have all been up to the blacksmith q
shop and shod. They recognize the
fact that this means business; but each
consoles himself with the thought that
he may DO the particular mule destined
10 avengs the wrongs OF the race by
kicking the great tunnelsr over Mount
Rose, when he goes up 10 see the mel
AncAoly animals put to work again.
Another unfortunate person has
climbed the golden stairs. weighted down
with . charge Of bird-shot. The trav-
eler in this case WAS boy who, while
hunting near Santa Ana. seized his gun
by the muxzls and drew II toward him
with tho usual result. The practice OF
drawing Q loaded gun through a hedge
Ia most reprsheusible one. and should
be encouraged only in persons OF large
estates and full grown heirs.
The COL must be ON the point OF
coming out against the new Constitu-
ton or II would never print the news. as
IL does this morning. that vote ut the
Produce Exchange Yesterday showed lO9
against the Kearnsy Code and one for It,
while Il prints nothing about that vote
In the yard at San Quentin. when 200
couvicis held up their hands in favor OF
IL. and only three against. When MT.
Pickering becomes thus partial in his
news columns, considerable significance
may Be attached to IL.
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lPasse1 March II, isfo.l

TIHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
i Hill do ordain:
Section 4 or an Ordinance entitled IAN
ordinsnce for the Prevention and Puni,hment
OF Certain Onenses asainst the Peace and Good
Order Of the Town." passed April 30. 1877. 10
hereby AMENDED ~ as TO rvsd as follows;
SECTION Z. No per.on shall discharge any
gun. pistol or other nrearin, In any street. al.
ley or highway within the limits OF the town.
houses therein. Nor shall any person or per.
sons keep, or maintain. or shoot at any target
or other object. with any run, pistol or other
nresim, upon any ground W range where such
ground or range. o. target, or other objiet. or
any part Of 10 shall be within one thousand
feet Of any highway, road, street or alley with.
In the limits Of tho town. ner within one thou.
sand feet OF any highway. road, street or 81.
ley leading from or TO the limits OF the town.
poee vhatsoeycr, discharge OF shoot On any gun I
pistol of other nrearm. within one thonssna
fest OF any highway. road. street or alley vi,-sn
the limits ef ths town. nor within one thousand
fect Of any highway. road. street or alley
leading from or 10 the limits OF the town: Ifo.
ridsd, That nothing herein shall be 90 con.
stIncd % W prohibit or inierfere with the night
OF any person to keep and maintain shooting
GALLERIES IN any building within the Limits ot
the town. ~
President q the Board Of Tru'tss Of the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attesti ". o. HrpE. Clerk Of the Board.
On motion. Ordinance No. 40 was passed BY
the following vote: Ayes- Trustees Fox,
woolley Copeland and President Stevenson.
Absent Trustee Mercer.
Dated Gold nm. March II. 1919. mriy
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thrve thousand dollars, quarterly iieense
twenty dollars.

NIsc sILASEors PROVISIONS.
SEC e0. kyery person o. gagged In more than
one kind Of business herein enumerated shall
psy for and take out license for each Of tuch
kinds Of business, and fof each place IN ~
town vhsrs such business 10 condnstsd and
carried on.
SIC. ei. when any per-on. nrm. association.
or corporation ,hsll commence businsss aftsr
tho time nxed for the beginning OF aquarer. ~
provided In section two Of this ordinanos. ne.
she, thsy, OF 10 may take out out . licsnse for
the residue Of the quarter. paying thsrsfos
proportionats sum OF the amount required By
this ordinance for quarterly licenses
sEc. 81. The monthly business. sales. or ~.
ceipts mentis ned In the foregoing sections o.
mated by the person or some member OF the
nrm or association or oficer Of the corporation
applying for the licsnss, By tattns the sverAse
business. salcs. or rcsipts OF his, her. tneif OF
Ito business for the thrs months, OF such por.
been engaged In business. next prior TO the cur
rrut quarter, and. if required By the MAfshai,
an abstract OF the same shall he vsrinsd BY the
cath Of the party snd delivered 10 the Marshal.
II any perron reauirsd TO make =, saen M ssfos
the expiration OF nfleea days from the btgin'
ming OF the quart4r. 10 shall he the duty OF the
Marshai TO make sueh estimate. apd the same
shall be deemed. treated, and taken a. the ssti'
mate Of the person 90 falling CT nesieeuns.
SEC "a, When . corporation violates section
one OF this ordinance. the Superintendent. peo-
rotary or general managing agent OF such cor.
poraiien shall be ausna5le TO the provisions OF
said section.
every REGULAR policeman Go sse that the pro.
Visions Of this ordinance relating TO the taking
out of licenses arc rigidly enforced.
sEc. 65. ANY pefson violating tHctlon. feur
and forty seven OF this ordinance. or eithsr OF
the u, ska,l, on con viction, be punished as pro.
IA "A In ssesian nm. NJ this urtllQalce.
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The story Of Rich. the harlequin. who
was recommended by physician who
did not know him of the stage to 70
and see himself. has just been paral-
leled In London. A sufferer from
depression Of spirits, consequent on
the top OF intermittent fever. called on
. fashionable West End doctor for ad'
vice. Try o change Of air. was the
prescription. The sufferer was u special
correspondent who had just completed
professional journeys extending over
IL. 600 miles within eight months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

TIE Memphis Hruh is credited with
the following statement: "a man was
found dead at Fiitssn-mils Bayou. near
St.Francis Bayou. A jury held an inquest
and brought in u verdict in accordance
with the facts; after which the Squire.
noticing q pistol on the person OF the
deadmsn. again called the jury together.
who found him guilty Of carrying con.
cealed weapons and fined him Sej, and
some stock OF the dead man was then
sold to pay the fne."
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ORDINANCE NO. ITO.

AN ORDINANCE 10 Amend an Ordi.
ssncs Rntitied an Ordinanee fer the
Preventisn OF Certain Onssses
AGAINST the Peace and Gsed Ordsr
Of the Tsws.
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WE TOO.

Strangers, but Q week bef1rc
Giving pleasant vo'd for word.
smiis for smile. and noshlhg more
Can you tell me- what look or tope
firstthis tide OF feeling stirred'
What strange tremor broke he calm
OF our frisadly greeting gave
Such tumultuons. villa delight.
In the meeting Of the eyes
And the touch % palm TO psim'
All the sladnsss OF good day.
All the pAssion Of gosinightf
wss u. then. . swift surprise
To your soul O. TO my owuf
Did .oa watch the word. un'sii.
On my lips and dream swake
An the long night for my sale
Lost In faney'n eager bliss
A. the phantom Of 10 Kiss
WAS 10 not enough Tor years.
wealth enough 20 last 10 desth'
What strong love. b-ycnd g ntroi-
What ~ bent ne. .oal with -oul,
Palss win palss. and breath with breath ?
One brisf meeting st the Last,
once yrur strong arms round me east.
Hurried words and burning tesr-.
ki-ses-tah how sveeter tar
TIan The dreams Of kisses MeO
Last. rood.by But no one knew
What we found, and lost we two
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"wELL. my little boy" said Som
erville clergyman. paiiing q little fellow
on the head. "what do you expect to DO
when you grow up ?" dunno" AN
swsred the boy bashfully. "what
would you like to be. then :" continued
the pastor. expecting the youngster to
say he would Ike TO be President OF the
United States. But the boys ambition
scared to higher than that, for he blurted
out, I'D like TO be walker and waI
O'Lsary."
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Hs was leaning peacefully over the
fence sweetly singing: I'm called
little Cutterbup. sweet little Cuiter6up.
when hs was gathered in by the officers,
and a. he sunk into slumber In the cell.
"Cutterbup" lowered around his lips
for . moment. and then wandered out
into the still air Of the corridor. where
IL made itself hoard for q minute. and
then died away in the shadows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04
rOwS ORDINANCES.

.nsi, s.e,sss "ssss,nn. MoA'H' ''0''Ps' A '
s,s., nisS"Mop,h,v r,ceipts two hundred
doliars OF over quarterly hcense' '~s'e ao''
n.,,,a Mo,,h,, ,.c.,,,. ore hundred
doiIsrs or over and undsr Two hundred dollar.
ous,ss,,y iicsnss- Ten dollsrs.
aurrtnT arstsn TnisssNmonthiv n.m a rec.,n,. pnd,r ono
hnna,ad dail.,. ousyteylv iieen.e. Ave dollars
-. ..rvn.
boiLhh hAhh"s'
FEC. is. Every person. arm. association. or
corporation eng,Ged In the mskins or repairng
OF steam boilers shall pay. quarterly. for .
license 70 carry on the same. according 10 his.
thsir, or its average monthly business or re-
oeipts, as IN the following scheluls:
First Class-Mcnthly business or receipts
ave thousand dollars VI over. quarterly license.
twenty .nve dollars.
B. scond Olass--Monthly business or receipts
three thousand dollars or over and under Ave
thousand dollars, quaiterly license. twenty dol
lsrs.
Third Cis,s-- Monthly business or receipts
two thoussnd dollars or over and under three
thousand dollars. quarterly license. nfleen dol.
lars.
Fourth Ciass--Monihly business or receipts
under two thousand dollars, quar- tsrly license.
ten dollars.
BOOT AsD s'oExAKERs AND coBBLrRs.
SSc 10. Every p~rs0n or hrm engaged IN the
business OF boot or shosmaking. repalring. or
cobbllns. snail pay quarterly Tor license 70
average mon hiy sales or receipts - In the fol-
lowing sch' dule:
Fir.t Clsss-Monthly sales or receipts three
hundred dollars or over. quarterly license. ten
dollars.
second Clsss--M Monthly sales or receipts I'M.
der thres hundred dollars, quarterly license,
Ave dollars.
BOWLING ALLEYS.
eRc. 20. Every persOn or nrm engaged In the
business Of iecoing bo.ling alley or bowling
tsrly, for license therefor. according 70 hi. or
their average monthly receipts, as IN the foi-
lowing schedule:
Firrt Class-M0pthly receipts ono hundred
and dfty dollars or over. quarterly license, sx
dollars.
Second Class Monthly receipts nnder one
hundrrd and my dollars. quarterly license,
three doli.rs.
sR0KERs. FACTORS AND aEsIRAL AGENTS..
SEC. ~. Every person. Arm. association, or
corporation engaged In the business OF buying
and SILL, 9 real estate or personal property OF
any d.crlpaon , whs.svsr ;e,sep, %,h'ng h n.rs o.
other stocks) OF collecting rents, as the asen,'
factor, or broker Of another. shall pay. quarter.
". ior llcrnre 10 eMIi ON c,n. ,no ,se ~. o'us
!" h,s' Their. or ts ase,sse moh,ny sAes
ceip'r. ~ IN the following ,che inie:
rlf,t osss n'n,hy ss~s a,s,,.',. y. ,se ,esnsa @
thousand dollars OF o'er' qu"'e'v heeh'e'
thiity dollars.
second Cl.ss-Montnu saies oI rcelp'. nne
tnoussnu uoh W n'.. ,..,. sa ,....n,v a. All.
sana aoiiAs' qaA''S'V "e'"''' '"o"'' ''''
An. .. - - ..,,,.
Inu ,s.s So III. a' ov.. al .n5s,
Monunse s sundu in,,r uo .a.,t.,I. i,ss,s. ,~.n,,
So,,.rs 1on srou'Aau uo'A''' e"A'' "''a' '"'
roSnn ~ III so,i.. W ~, sn .nd n,ds, ,ws,tx
seen n1,aS nan Soi,.,, nns,,.,I. iissSss af,rsn
w nunuieu uo"s''' fA~''" 'N' '
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO 1903.

TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO 1903.
An ORDINAMCE % Rix asd collect
. License tax Upss Certain
Trades and Business wishin she
Cooperate Linits Of the Tswn Of
Gold Hill.
Passed March II, isfp.l
nuE BOARD OF TRusrRRs OF GOLD
SECTION /. No p,rson or psrsons, arm, q.
sociatIon, or corporation shall within the cor
porsis limits Of the Town Of Gold Hin carry
| ON or pursue any trade or business hereinafter
mentioned. until be, she, they. or 10 have paid
for and taken out license. - h hereipaftrr pro
vided and for any violation Of this ordinance
| the party offending shall. on conviction. BE-
fpsd In any sum not exceeding two hundred
dollars. besides the cosh' OF the action; and In
default Of payment thereof shall be imprisonsd
| In the Town jail at the rate Of one day fof
every tive dollars Of such nns and coets.
SIC Q. All licensea, except - hereinafter
provided. shall be paid quarterly In advance,
The quarters to commence on the nrst days Of
February. Nay. August and November 10 each
association, or corporation required TO tate out
license shall fall 10 take out such license for
the current quarter, prior 10 the nfteeLth days
Of February. Nay, August and November OF
each year. he. she, they. or II shall be subject
70 pay an addition q ten per cant, over and
license. and In addition 70 the penalty d.
peribed In section one Of this ordinance civil
action shall be commenced tn the name OF
| "The Town Of Gold Hill" for the recovery OF
the amount Of such license and ptrcentAse.
together with costs. including the fee Of the
Town Attorney, 10 be taxed At hiieen dollars In
each case.
SIC. s. The Marshal rhsll heep his once
open. and be present thereat. between the
hour of two O'Clock r. u. and four O'Clock r.
\. OF each day lsundsys and holidays efcept
edl, during the 1rst nfteen days Of each quar-.
ter TO irsue licenses and 70 shall bc the duly Of
every perpon from whom license tar d due
and owing 10 pay the same st said once during
the time he 10 90 required y keep hi, ONCE
open. and no personal demand or notice by the
Marshal 10 such person shall b- necessary To
render such per~on liable 10 the penalties pre-
-erib.d In seetions one and two Of this ordi.
nance.
under this ordinance are hereby required TO
exhibit the same In some oonspieuous part OF
their place OF business, ahd tn produce the
same when applying TO the Marshal for new
licenrc
SIC. g. u shali be the duty Of the Marshsi to
report 10 the Town ATTORNEY on tho hftnepth
day. af February. May. August and November
Of each year, the namer OF oil persons who have
not paid for and taken out licenses, ~ required
BY this ordinance. for the current quartsf. to-
Rether with the amounts for which such per-
sous sre seyerally liable; and 4 shall BE- the
duty Of the Town Attorney forth with 70 insti.
tute actions for the recovery of such amounts.
SEC. g II shall he the daiy OF the Marshal 70
heep In his once Q book styled and marked
" Marshal's License Book" wherein he shall
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An oRDIxAncE 20 Yix a.d collect
License Tax Upss Certain
Trades and Business Within ths
Cooperate Linaits Of the Tswn Of
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

n Gan msrs money fAsssr d work for us than
y q anything els. Capital nos requifed ys
viii staFs you. Si3 per day q home made by
The indnstrtous. Msn. Somen. boys and girls
tina, Cossiy oatAt and terms frss. Addrses
nAl ens T1uH = co.. Augusta, Hainss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

aRo. %. Every person. nrm. association or
corporation engaged In the business Of trans.
porting psssenssrs for hire from the Town Of
0old Hill 10 any other place. or from any other
place 70 the Town Of Gold Hill, and who or
witch has place OF business, VI one terminus
Of his, their or its rohte. or an agency In the
Town OF Gold Hill. shall pay. qusrtsriy. for .
license 10 carry on the same, according 70 bis.
their or its average monthly receipts, - In the
following schedule
first C.ass Monthly receipts one thousand
second Ciass--Monibly receipts under one
thousand collars. quarterly license, twenty dol.
lara
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.AuNDRfEs.

src. 50. Ever, person or nrm engaged In the
buslbess OF keeping livery stabls whore horses
or vehicles are kept for sale or hire rhsli pay.
quarterly. for licenss 10 cary on the same.
according 10 his or their average monthly busi
ness or receipts, - In the following schedule:
First Glass Monthiy business. salss OF re-
licsnre, forty dollars.
Second ass-- Monthly business. rales or ~
ceipts four thouaand dollars or over and under
six thousand dollars. quarterly licsnss, thirty
dollars.
four thousand dollars. quarterly licsnss, twenty
dollars
Fourth Class Monthly baslnsss. sales or TO
ccipts uudar two thousand dollars. quarterly H.
cense. ten dollars.
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GOLD HILL NEWS DEPOT
MAIN srRREr,.-..-.GoLp HILL,
Opposite Fo,'s Meat Market.

MATT. N. GILLESPIE. PROPRIETOR.
LIAvING PURCHASED PROM q. w.HALL
III 4 OO. oil their right. title and Interest 10
and 10 the above establishment. shall continue
the byiness. and solicit fair share Of public
pstruoAge.
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$50. a. Rvery psrSou or arm engaged in the
business Of sailing. By retail OF wholseale except
a otherwise provided In this ordinances, any
wines. liquors. grocsries. provisions. furniture
dry goods, clothing. boots and shoes books,
sstionery, watches, ievelry. drug, msoicnes.
iron ware, tinwsrs, hardvars. ehinavafe. ciRan
snd tobacco, quickstvor or other articles OF
merchsndlre, or In keeplng vhat V knovn -
variety store" shall pay. quarterly. Tor .
license 70 carr on the saus. according 10 MS,
her or thsir average monthly sAiss % rscsipp.
a In the following schedule:
Pint Class s--honthiy alss OF receipts mise
thousand dollars or over, quarterly license forty
second class-nonthly sales or receipts
seven thousand dollars or over and under ni.e
thousand dolisrs. quarterly hoenss. thirty dol.
lars.
thousand dollan or over and under seven thou.
ssnd dollars. quarterly license. twssty.nvs dol
lArs.
Fourth Glass Nonthiy sales or recsIpts thrss
thousand dollars 90 ovss and under ave theu.
sand dollars. quartsFiy licenss, tvsnty dollars.
Tifth olass-Monthly salss OF rsosipss twsn-
ty.avs hundrsd dollars o. over and under thfss
thoassnd dolisfs. quarterly iiesass. aftssa a.
-"
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On motion Ordinance 100 was passed By the
following yots Ayes-trustees Fox. Woliey.
Copeland and Preddent Stevenson. Abssnt-
Dated Cold lin. March II. 1872. aaS
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s,c. n. Every person or arm engaged In
the buslnss :. Of hecp ng daguerrean or photo
graphic gallery. or In painting poruails or
miniatures. shall pay. qaartetly. for license
10 carry ON the pame. according 70 his, her. OF
their average mouthiy sales or receipts, - In
the following schedule:
First Cis.s-Monthiy sales or rece'pts eight
hundred dollsrs or over, quarterly llcsnse, ten
second Clas.- Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollsrs. quarterly liesnse'
nye tlOllafs.
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SEQ. %. kvsry telegraph company doing
according 10 its average monthly receipts. - In
the following schedule:
Pirst Class-Monthly receipts two thou usand
dollars or over. quarterly license, forty dollars.
Second Clsss--MonthIy receipts nndsr two
thousand dollars. quarterly license. thirty dol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-16
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

A question interesting to commercial travellers
and business yesterday before Judge
Speir. in the Superior Court. Rosenthal Co., OF
White street. contracted. rs alleged. with Moses New
man that they would pay him, besides q regular SAL
airy, o commission of two and half per cent on all
goods sold by him; and view of the fact that he
was to entire control Of the Western trade they
agreed to pay him the same commissions all
goods sold in the West by them. On Anal settle
ment between them Rosenthal Co. refused to pay
him for any goods not sold by him. He. therefore,
brought suit. and yesterday, through his counsel Mr.
Charles Strauss, made a motion that the frm be
compelled produce their books in court that he
could fix the amount of his claim The motion was
opposed by ex-Judgc Coarsen for the defendants
Judge Sper granted the motion and set down the
further hearing tor next week.
In the Surrogate's Court there resumed yestcr-
day. before Surrogate Calvin the contest the
will OF the late Daniel Berrien Counsel stated that
the last adjournment tho principal witness for
the contestants had died. that they had decided
to close their with the privilege OF hereafter
calling Mr. John ]. Vaughn of Staten Island, and
also take testimony to the value of the estate.
This agreed to by the counsel for the proponents
with the Understanding that the testimony of Mr..
Vaughn should be taken before tho stenographer to
save time Mr.. vanderveer. for the proponents.
stated that the contestants had closed their
so unexpectedly that they not prepared to pro-
coed at present. The then adjourned until
A,r
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ladies who want TO hide their children altogether
and shield them behind their dresses. Madame. you
some and would you believe that they have
answered. oh. III pay for the child when get out
Then have sometimes asked a lady carrying a great
big child. How old is this child. madamey Four
and half she replied. No. mamma I'm six. the
child has spoken up. and then you ought to have
seen how red the lady got in the face.
UNREASONABLE PEOPLE.
eff people were only little more reasonable how
much more easily we should get along with them.
Now don't you think it's q small matter for . gen.
tleman 10 come running back when there Is q great
Jam ut the ticket window to give back
exile instead have had 1t often happen to me.
Then people will drop their tickets and mslay them.
and some will come back and declare that never
gave them a ticket at all. Now. as l always have
ticket in my hand which pass out before even
give change know this is next to impossible; but
tleman who is evidently honestly mistaken.
would rather lose ten cents than have any trouble
about it. The other day an elderly. wealthy looking
gentleman declared that never gave HIM ticket.
Ny recollection clear and positive 1t could
possibly be that had done so. but knew that II
recollection would probably be taken against
mine Well. gave him the ticket. and next day he
and said he found his first ticket after ALL and
paid me back the ten CENTS But others, who. am
sure. afterward found their mislaid tickets which
they had declared had never given them have failed
to do Then we hear much grumbling and fault
finding about the new rule allowing only one five
ticket be sold at time and that only during
the iyecent hours You see the rule mad TO be estab
lished because people would regularly get on. say
ten minutes before five. and on getting of drop
fve-cent ticket instead OF ten-cent ticket.
People don't like the rule. of course, and talk
though we, and not the officers of the COM
pany, had made it, Then many people are very I'M
reasonable about getting change. have had men
come up with ten dollar bill and be perfectly
amazed and indignant that their 50 80 change was
not quite ready for them. And meanwhile all these
fault-hnders in the most excited condition for
fear that the train which they coming along will
have gone. Why. it's most ridiculous to employees
who see these trains regularly pass every minute or
two to watch these people come bounding breath
Honestly, you would really think that the train
which they were so anxious not to lose and on which
they keep their eyes fixed with q look OF despair
going to Buffalo San Francisco and that there
wouldn't be another for week to come It's really
most ridiculous u