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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Rich Specimens.

Henry Lorenz came In yesterday morn
Ing from XXI District, Churchill county.
says the Reese River ReeiM Of the I'd
instant, about ITO miles west OF this
city. with some very rich specimens OF
silver and gold bearing quarts. Mr.
Lorenz claims that there 10 ore snoush
In sight to work . twenty stamp mill Tor
three years. One Of the lodges Is ioo
feet wide, bat the quartz Is not as rich
q some Of the others. One OF his spect.
mems 10 very rioh iNnstivs silver. and II
be has . ledge OF thAt only . few inches
In width hs will DON be q millionaire.
Nj. Lorenz has one or two other gentle
men associated with him Ia the location
Of the lodges. He proceeded 10 bis
home at Eureka yesterday afternoon
where hs proposes to assay his speci.
mems.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Remark. and Conditions.

Nominations In STAKES must Be made 10 the
Secretary on or before the 10th day VI August.
1872. Entries for the purses must b made /:
For Mondays races, on ths Saturday preceding;
for Wednesdays races, on Mondays and fos
Fridays races on Wednesday. 81 the regular
time for closing entries, - designated by the
rules. Thosc who have nominstions 10 etskes
must name 70 the Secretary. In writing. which
they will start, the day before the Iscs. q
N, Horsss entered IN purses can only Be drawn
By tho consent OF the judges.
The rules OF tho Pacific Blood Horse AssociA-
ton viii govern running races.
The winner Of the stake for 3ycsr old 10 b
run at Sacramento, tept. 10. to carry 8 pounds
extra. and oil Fridays . year old, then 5 pounds
EXTRA. should the ssme colt win both VI these
stakes Il shall carry 10 pounds sxtra.
All hores ,ntefing ior State pn'ees must b
owned and kept IN Nevada and Cal iornia east
Of the Sierra Nsvadas for SIX mcnths prior 70
day Of race.
Entries 10 all trotting purres will eloss sep.
tembef LIT with the Fec etsry.
tive or moro TO enter. and three or mofs 70
starr IN oil races for purses.
National Trottipo Association rules to govern
trottipe races. Pacific Coast Blood Horse Asso-
cisiion rules TO govern running RACES. except -
above.
Zach day, races viii commence promptly .,
I O'Clock .. n.
An entries must BE- directed 10 p. B. Com.
stock. SECRETARY Of the eoeisty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Another Double. Header.
ye,e York Mail.

The strangest sight in the entire ex.
hibition Of Barnum's show is Q human
curiosity shown In an annex to the main
show. This is-or these are-the st.
Bsnoit twins, Ross-Marie. This child.
or children. Is sixteen months old, and
possesses two heads and two perfectly
formed bodies a. far rs the abdomen.
where they join to n pair Of hips and
limbs. The child Is perfectly healthy,
weighs about AZ pounds, and 10 very
bright and intelligent. The sight Is not
rspulsive, for the little y Is contented
and happy, and seems to enjoy the at.
tsntion Il receives. The parents Of the
child accompany Il. Il 10 evident that
the minds and dispositions OF this double
minded individual are entirely distinct.
One will often DO In q happy mood
while the other 10 grisved at something.
The little one is always the center Of an
interested crowd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
An Old Subject Revived.

The statement made edilorially In the
New York Times, 10 the effect that Terry
took advantage OF Brodsrick In their
famous duel. leads the editor Of the
Helena (AIontans) Independent. who
seems To DO fully convsrsant with oil the
facts, to say:
Previous to the duel Il Was the boast
OF Broderick's friends that he was the
best shot In the State. He could ring
the bell eleven times out Of twelve In
practicing In O shooting gallery. With
the exception Of Dr.. Ayllete, the resi-.
dent physician OF the Insane Asylum ct
Stockton. Judge Terry was the best shot
In the State with q shotgun. but he
never carried or prsctiosd with o pistol.
So far as being an old duslist
IL concerned, Broderiok and he were
ON equal footing. both having fought
one duel previous 10 the encounter
that resulted In Broderick's death.
In Broderick's hrst duel hs wore Q
watch - contrary to the code and
the ball Ct his opponent lodged
In II aud thereby saved his life.
The circumstances OF the duel are sub
stantially these /: At Q hotel table In
Sacramento Broderick made the remark
that Judge Terry had accepted Q bribe
In q certain case In the Supreme Court.
D. W. Psrlsy, an attorney 10 the case,
denied the charge point blank. Broder.
ick, who was q powerful man, deliber.
ateiy reached across the table and
tveaked Perlsy's nose. The latter. DO.
ing Q small man, had to submit 70 the
indienity at the time, bat subsequently,
challenged Broderiok TO 6ght. This
challenge was not accepted on the
ground that Perlsy twas not . gentle.
man." Judge Terry then resigned bis
seat on the bench Of the Supreme Court
and went to San Francisco and chal.
ienaed Broderick. A duel ensued. which
resulted disastrously 10 Broderick. 1t
has often been asserted BY the friends
Of the unfortunate individual that the
duel was mot fair; that Terry took snap
judgment on his opponent BY withhold.
holding his Ars. The writer has heard
Hon. Joseph O.. McKibben. who had
represented California In Copgresa. end
who was Brodsrick's second. say that Il
was a. fair . duel - was ever fought.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
s.us.n,ns New.

Colonel Fair has just received . drill
rod from Sandsrson & Co., the English
steel makers. which Is Of q now pattern.
Heretofore the rods came in q square
form, and % fast AZ the drill wore the
end had to be hammered and fled down
In the shape OF . Maltese cross. This
injured the temper OF the steel and was
very lsborious. The new rods, intended
for the Burlsigh and Ingsrsoll drills, are
rolled In the required shape at the manu-.
factory. The one Colonel Fair has al
the Consolidated Virginia ofice was sent
out for trial. The miners who have ex.
amined II think 1t will soon superssdo
all others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06

Osban Complications.
New YoRK. Sept. GA Herald WASH
inston.speoial says: The dispatch from
Madrid to the effect that the Spanish
Cabinet had decided to instruct It's Min.
lister to insist upon Cuban refugees and
Hlibusters being compelled to respect
neutral obligations IL an enigma to the
officials In Washington. The records OF
this Administration and Of the Admins.
tration OF Grant, II Is claimed 10 one OF
unceasing vigilance on the part Of our
Government in fulfilling. with due dill.
Qsnos, every obligation resting upon q
friendly nation. What new demands
the Spanish Government will make can.
not even be conjsctured. It is said that
II refers to the Cuban organization In
New York, and that the desperation Of
the Spanish Government is such that II
will mot hesitate to ask this Government
to prevent the holding Of public meetings
or parades having tor their object the
creation Of sympathy for the insurgents
In Cuba.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
To widows.

Last winter the law sxempting from
taxation $1,000 Of the property OF wild.
ows and a like amount belonging to the
estates Of deceased persons was re-en.
acted. The assessment roll for Storey
county Is completed. but as the existence
Of the law was not known to oil and a.
many widows listed their property whom
the Assessor did not know to be such,
there are some names which will DO
stricken of by the Board OF Equaliza.
ton. which will commence its sessions
on the 18th instant. All widows who
have listed their property and who have
not more than $1,000 will do we'll to
give this matter their attention at that
time,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
No Mistake.

Men sometimes make miserable mis-.
takes; but he who looks OF the notice Of
s. Aronson In another column, reads
what Is there said and profits thereby.
makes NO mistakes. Mr.. Aronson Ia
offering choice clothing at 25 per cent.
below what the goods would cost In San
Francisco today, and is frequently seen
TO throw In Q hat, or q cap, or q trunk,
or o %valise. or something else Of value.
He has started in TO gain Q reputation
for selling good articles lower than any
body. and Il gaining II. The fact that
be in buying saves the profit OF the Job.
bsrs enables him to do 1t. Go and see
him and DO happy In the good bargains
he gives you.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
AZ the savage.

Superintendent Gillette has his hands
full fighting the water In the Savage.
Yesterday be cleared the station at the
1900 level. except what flowed in from
the fountain head, but could not get In
there. He reports the heat and gas
enough to kill . man twenty feet away.
Last evening Il was deemed necessary 10
send down ZONE air pipes to this station.
and II was found necessary to allow tho
station to all with water to the esp tim.
bers before the work could be done. No
heat like Il has been found on the Com.
stock before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Departures Last Evssi.s

Alice johnson. J Lazy. A L White.
0eorsie Cyphsrs. Miss + II snsads. Mrs.
B @ Maynard. Nrs. Potter. Mrs n Esvens.
Mrs Hasman and daughter. J r Graham,
Mrs. B Jacobinsen, Miss @ Henderson. Mrs.
Lynch and child. b Noyle, y JOnes. ]
y Noe. E + James. Coolie. A Lern.
hart. N Debon. q W Huffaksr. Tip 0rn.
dorn. W Butch. Mrs wofenberser. Mrs
J Walsh. Miss Lizzie Beebs. Mrs c N
Besbe. Mrs. Thos Noses. Miss L Klsupfer.
q W Mcclure, + Tausis. + A Farnham
and wife. Mrs J A Noe. Mrs NcDsds. VIM
Brown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06

TEE Yankee Fork Herald says that
men are leaving that section, striking
out for Dakots, Utah and other places,
but principally for Montana. This OK.
odus 10 not all due 10 doubts entertained
a. to the value or psrmansnce Of the Sal.
mon lodges. bat simply because the In.
dur Of population wa premature. There
Is no machinery 70 speak Of In the dis
trict, 20 hundreds Of workmen must
emigrate to find something to do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Miseellaneous Telegrams.

WARRINGTON, September 6.-Presi.
dent Hayes and family will leave here
Monday for the West. General Sher-
man will accompany the President to
Cincinnati and attend the exposition
there. Secretary Evarts will join the
President In his visit to Kansas. and re-
main with him until his return early In
October.
BAIrrMonr. Sept. 8.--Yesterday after.
noon while several workmen on the Q
bridge over Jones' falls wers at work.
the scaffolding gave way, causing the
death OF Thomas McCarty and James
Mentally. John Welsh had his back
broken and Christian Hesscrtoff and
John King received internal injuries
supposed to DO serious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Roil.

The Assessor and assistants have com.
plstsd the county assessment roll and
Monday Il viii b turned over to the
County Auditor. It 10 not summed.
The military roll 10 also complete. The
makeup Of the roll 10 neat and plain,
and the work Of assessing has oil bean
done anew and we'll done. The books
are all nsv and also the maps. The
Auditor will extend II during the coming
week, and Q week from Monday the
Board Of County Commissioners, acting
- q Board Of Equalization. will tats I,
In hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Yellow Foyer in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September Cdr. A.
N. Bell, Of the National Board Of Health,
Is here to enforce the national quaran.
tine law 10 regard to vessels leaving, "a
they are pleased to term 1t, 1.-THE infect
cd port Of New Orleans" He has ap.
pointed three Deputy Inspectors for that
purpose. In this connection the popu.
lation at present In New Orleans may be
stated OF not less than 200. 900. There
is now but n cas- OF yellow fever 10
the city, and that 10 located In the Fourth
District, fully two miles from the bust.
ness center. Total cases this year to
date; "a; total deaths, 8. The applica.
ton Of disinfectants In the Fourth Dis.
trict will be repeated over and over again
during September under the direction Of
the National and State Boards OF Health
aided by the Citizens Sanitary Associa.
ton aud the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06

THx citizens OF Silver Reef are not
disposed to stand any nonsense. no dif.
ference In what gsrb Il may Be clothed.
A physician was called upon 10 attend
the sick wife Of an INDECENT miner, and
brutally refused TO 60 unless paid 10 I'D.
vance. The woman died, and. the cid.
ssns bella ~ indignation mseHnetio,
vhIch+hs doctors action was dsneunotd
In unmsasursd terms. and be was 70.
qusstsd 70 ,d~isooatinus the practice OF
msdldns q The R>sf,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Returns from the State ut Large
Perkins Election Sure-fhe Co.
luss Cinclnnatus Retires TO His
Glenn-Kslloeh Elected Mayor.

San FRAScIsco. Sept. 6.-The returns
In this city - far as counted up to IL
o'clock last night were rs follows: Per.
kins. 1855 White. l5,425; Glenn.
S,2ls; Flint. 5000; Kslloch, l7,4s4;
Griswold. 70s: Rhodes, 15.475; Nor
rison. 1859; Bennett. 1888.
Th~rss.fourths Of the vote in the city
and State has been counted. Perkins
Is leading Glenn about II. 500 and White
about the same. The completion Of the
count will increase Perkins plurality to
probably a 1000 or 23,0O0. III the city
be will gain on Glenn and In the coun.
try on White, during the remainder Of
Of the count. All the State ticket will
20 with the head except Justices, which
cannot yet be determined. II 10 now
probable that the Republicans will elect
all the Congressman. though It 10 very
close In the city district. The Repub.
licans elect q Railroad Commissioners In
the northern district, and the Working
men theirs In the city and southern dis
tricts. The Legislature Is still In doubt.
Kalloch continues to increase his lead
aud is elected beyond q doubt. The
Workipgmen's chances are best for
Sheriff. Auditor, Collector and County
Attorney, and they are sure Of the Dis.
trict Attorney. The Republicans will
probably get the balance, except, per.
haps, two or three Supervisors and
School Directors. The Superior Judges
will DO divided.
The following are the latest returns
from different parts OF the State up to
midnight:
BopiE. Sept. 5.-The vote Of Mono
county IL about two.thirds counted, and
will be completed tomorrow noon. The
Republican State ticket, with the excep.
ton OF Supreme Judges. will carry the
county. The Democrats gain the Su.
prsms Judges. Every thing quiet.
San B~srnardino. six precincts TO hear
from, Perkins, $50; Glenn, oil; White.
400.
Red Bluff. Glenn. 693; Perkins. 425;
White. 80. Four precincts to hear from,
but will not change the result.
Eight principal precincts In Trinity
county give Perkins 33l; Glenn, 307;
White, 200.
Complete returns In Petaluma pre-.
cipct, Sonoma county. give Perkins 1856;
Glenn, 800; White, 1853.
Calaveras county. all but two small
precincts. gives Perkins 720; Glenn,
500; White, 596.
Santa Clara county. complete, Per.
kins, 2.703; Glenn. 1928; White, 1919.
Complete returns from Solano county
give Perkins 400 over White. and nearly
800 over Glenn.
Full returns from San Luis 0bispo
county give Perkins 6l3, Glenn 658 and
White 653.
GRAss VALLEY. Sept. s. Nevada
county, 40 far az heard from, gives Per.
kins 1897. Glenn 6s7 and White 1884.
MARYsvILLE. Sept. 5.--Returns from
all hut two precincts In the county give
Perkins 1854, White 49l and Glenn 587.
SAN BuESAvrSrURA. Sept. Com.
plete returns Of this county give Perkins
295, Glenn 708 and White 1855.
BoDrr, Sept. 6.-Mono county, com.
plete. except 100 votes to count in this
precinct Perkins, 626; Glenn, AO5;
White. $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06

IT was discovered that hundreds oil
persons were at Q Clinton county (Pa.)
camp meeting solely for recreation, and
spent most Of the time Of the religious
services 10 their tants, even going 90 far
a. to play cards and drink beer. The
presiding elder employed clsrgymsn to
70 about and preach to these trihsrs.
and since then there has been no escape
from e~xhortstion. sxospt BY quitting the
grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
THE vlCroaloUs sAasrIxLDs,

Al may Be- seen BY our kilograms from
Carson this afternoon, the SsnAsld
Guard Of Gold Hill won the Art prize
in the target shooting. As usual. having
taken al the frat pri.es offered ct pic.
mics this season. The old Gag VA raised
over the News ofacs in honor Of the
victory at about the usual time. and the
telegraph soon confirmed the i~oresons
conclusion. Why don't some Of the
other military companies on the Com
stoek lsaza how 10 shootf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Refugees Notices.

Thsrs will b Divine ssryice at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. tomorrov ~ II
Az. and q TO ? T.. ths rsstof. Rev. ". Minis,
oneiaiing. Sunday school ct >
81. Johns Church. Gold Hill. Rev. r. o
xasimaa. Rector. Bsrvices o. Sunday 81 u
4. =. and t;so ?. -. The ssafs are ree ane
eli are cordially invited. sunday school a. i:so.
Chureh. virsinis City. tomorrow at II An.
Bishop wnitak,r ofaeiains.
roers vii Be- Di,ios service at Dayton TO-
morrow svsLing 81 TO.
Nv. Mr.. 0rsham vii preach IN Masonic
HAL. oold Nil 20 morrow Sunday evening.
bept mhsr I, q 7.so o'clock. AL persons are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
THIRD DISPATCH.l

Los AxorLrs. Sept. Clos Angeles
city. complete. gives Perkins, 6s7;
White, 842; Glenn, 700. Los Angeles
county. complete except Ave small pre-.
cincts. which will not materially change
the result. gives Perkins 1895; Glenn,
1857; White, 1,947; Pacheco, 2,340;
Leach. 1881; Ayers, 2,222.
NApA, Sept. 6.-Napa City vote. com.
plete, gives Perkins 5l3; White, SSS;
Glenn, 302.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
The Chisholm Murder trial.

NEW York. Sept. Ga special from
DeKalb. Mississippi, says: The trial Of
Henry j. Gulley for the murder OF the
daughter OF Judge Chisholm begins
today. People are pouring into town.
and the deepest interest 10 manifested.
Impanslina Q jury 10 expected to be very
tedious. Gulley was the head and front
Of the mob that killed Judge Chisholm,
and II he be convicted there will be some
fear that q riot will ensue.
A Herald correspondent predicts 40
quittal or u nsw trial. A conviction, he
thinks, would be phenomenal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
Ar,,y..s III. nsr.i.s.

Phil Ssldner. O h Stanyan. II Burns. J
~ivsneovich. 8 D Prescott. Mrs Kearney,
Annie Doolsy. Miss u FOgarty. Miss Cur
RE. 4 Ash. Col A @ Ellis. FA Hoffman.
Judge Field. Miss Younger. Nrs George
Harris. Annie West. Minnie Blackburn.
Laura sads. Mary Ackley. Miss Parkinson
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06

sunvrYno.-o. 8. Bstterman, United
States Deputy Mineral Surveyor aud
Civil Engineer. has concluded to ssttls
in Bodis, and has opened an Office In
rooms 8 and z. Occidental Hotel. Mr..
Battsrman IL . SON Of General O. O. Bat
tsrman. of Nevada. -Bods Standard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
FIFTH DISPATCH. |

SAN Francisco, Sept. $3.50 p. NJ
Tho last returns OF the city gives Perkins.
for Governor. 1857; White 1884;
Glenn, 3.7S6; Flint, 1887; Kalloch.
10. SAT; Griswold, 825; Rhodes, l7,078;
Morrison. 1895; Bennett, l.456.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06

ToxxY CAsaoLl. who died In Bodis
recently Of pnsumonia, was q sporting
man. very popular among the Kniehts
Of the green cloth, n who had the
reputation Of dealing entirely upon the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
lsEcoNp DISPATCH |

San Francisco. Sept. 6-l:45 P. N.
City returns up to II o'clock this morn.
ing give Perkins. l7.102; White. $3.50;
Glenn. 1851; Flint. l7.846; Kalloch.
10. 453, Griswold. 772; Rhodes. 1868;
Morrison, 1924; Bennett. l,404.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06

"Ar what ego we're you married : "
asked shs inquisiuvsly: But the other
vas squalto the emergency and quietly
responded, "a the parssnags."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
orr SHIFT.
ANNUAL PICNIC o. raE HE.
ERE UNIONS.

Tn. Nay asd shs sssa.oR-A rsai.
OF Thirty Two Cars - Osner
Meass OF Cosvsyases--L aesss
from the 0rousds ~ Telegraph
--Sarsaslds AEaia vietssisas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06

BoDrE. Sept. 6.-Mono county com
plste returns give Perkins sos; Glenn,
525; White, 285.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
CALIFORNIA ELECrIoS.

l~.r,eI.1 TO .r. solD ras DAILY xrv'.l
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Last xvxxrSo.
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IS Manhattan. 10
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625 Grand Prize. An. ~. 2 10. Is
500 Argenta. $50
100 Independence. Q 05
$50 Belle Isle. s IS
6S5 Hillside. I IS
$40 Paradise. IN. 2 Is. q 20
100 Tuscarors, l3c
so Wales. 81
$50 Tioga. 8 40. 81
1900 North Belle Isls. 400
$40 Big Prize. acc
Is Summit. I 40
IS McClinton. $50
200 Syndicate. 81. 81
500 Oriental. 25c. 500
IS Bechtel Con-. I so
100 Bslvidere. 800
$50 South Bodie. SOC
400 South Standard. Toe
s20 Mono. e., 81
as Con. Pacific. Z
65i6 University. $50. zoe $50
500 Dudley. $50
$40 Jupiter. I v. IS
100 South Bulwer, 70c
100 MONDAY. 81
40 Mammoth. 3
500 Bodie Chief. 600
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