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Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Gold Ores

MT. Wm. E. Smith, a former resident of Arizona is now making the rcduc tion of gold ores a specially. He k lo cated al l9 Channel street, San Fran cisco whcrr he is prepared to buy or work on commission gold sulphuretS arsenurets, tellurides and ores general ly. Their establishment bei-g espe cially adapted 10 the working of sul phurettcd or other refractory gold ores Of gold sulphureis they guarantee a Tc- turn of ninety per cent. of an agreed assay value, less thirty dollars per Ion for working. They are also prepared to make working tests of gold ores nn a small or large scale at satisfaclor, prices Our gold miners can have per feet confidence in this establishment and be assured that all ore sent to MT Smilh will be worked in salisfactor, manner. He can be addressed al 19 Channel street, San Francisco or P. o Box Sl6, Oakland. Cal.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
District Court.

The case of Archibald vs. Lee, was concluded yesterday by verdict ol $46,3I for the plaintiff The demand was $500 greater, but the defendant showed a set off in that amount.
 Hughes vs Farrel, Ct als, plaintiff having failed to amend his complaint the acton is dismissed for want of prosecution.
 The prisoners tried and convicted at this term of the court, were arraigned this morning for sentence.
 Jesus Corrale,, for robbery, gni six years in rhe penitentiary; for attempt to commit arson, two years.
 Braulio Gomez, fir an assault with intent to c'mmit rape, got eighteen months in the penitenlIary.
 Francisco Griialba, for manslaught- CT. got five years in the penitenIiary
 Jesus Sandnhal. for an assault and bat tery, was fined $500 and committed to the County jail for one year or unnl the fine should be paid.
 Charles Selden, convicted of murder in the first degree, was sentenced ln be hung April 9. This was only formal as Sellen'> sentence has already been c1mmutel by the Governor.
 Oliver Boyer was rcmanded until the hearing of motion for a new trial.
 The court took occasion 10 say 10 all the prisoners that on their good he havInr. while In confinement. wOuld probably depend the actual dur.uou of their terms Il was also remarked t1 ihnse prisoners .alely from Sonora that what may be d little thIng III Ma.dalrna becomes high crim in Arizona. Things allowable in S.n "a c#nn-t be done here. And ihe court and jury are determined that penpi, ami property shall be safe in Tucson, vrn win open d 'urS
 Some curious an maIies in our crim- inal law are shown by the above s,B- tenc"s. One man whp took the life ol another zoe iO the penltcntiary for five wears: while another wh robbed a store of les than hundred dollars worth of goo Is goes for six years. anc lhe man who committed the violence which made the act of taking inc goods robbery, as distinguished from larceny. Is fined $500, or imprisoned in inc jail one ear.
 The case If Unlted S'a''s vs. Web strr, having been set for May ,6 the witnesses were discharged until thai day.
 Lilienihal vs. ZrckendOrf ct ais. is on trial by the court
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Charleston.

Charleston is the name Of a new Town on the Sn Pedro river in Tomb stone district, which was laid out some wreks ago by A w Stowe, Esq. Twen. ty-siX block, have been surveyed, each containing sixteen lots Parties de string a lot cnn obtain a lease from Mr Stowe for the same, for the period of three years, without consideration We undcrS and thal about two hundred such lenses have already been given. A number of buildings are now in course of construction, and il i, e,ti- mated that about fifty men are now engaged in making adobes. Some par ues leased several lots and have made quite a speculation in selling their three years rights. The town i> just opposile the site If the new mil, and hIdS fair lo become Quiie a ely.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Latest News from Sonora -FaVorn5Ie
 News
MAGDALENA. March G. 1879.

MAGDALENA. March 6, 1879
 EDITOR CITIZEN The latest news of the revolutio are very favorable Private letters lately received from Ures, state that there is every prospect of overcoming lhe revOlutiOni>is short ly, aud that Sonora will agaln relapse into q state of expectancy of the next political trouble Men are sill being pressed into service m Mlgdaleua however; and the great excitement of the day is found in their Somriimr- unsuccessful efforts to escape 10 lhe mountains. Nothing has been heard of any further disturbance in Guay mas since the "pronunciamirnto " of Gabriel Corclla. Gov. Marisral re ceived A cordial reception in Hrrmo- sillo lately. Respectfully, NORA.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Mining Work 1tice.

THO DAVID TAYLOR tD THOMAS \ Ewing. or any other D. iu holding or claiming titie from thcmI that certain mining claim known as Ca. ,caron Lode. Quaharly Mining District. tZnua.
 Tins I> tp uo'iiy you tha1 accordance with prov i>iOuS uf the MuI Act of May 70. 1872, That iu nmpiunJvith require mrnIS uf said aci, wnik been done on said mining claim for one tr back past. ending March l. lS7g. by uuder>isn ei. Now therefnrt, n wit1 ninety days from The first pabl'cationl This notice. you do mol come forWart1d pay your proper propor:ipn of fhe | of inc said work. the undersigned w-laiIn forfeit ure ut all your right. .titl . interest. in and tO every portion oi Saihiniug claim
 PET fURBACH
 Sacaton, March 2, 1879. 2l-l2w
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
The Ostrich HiH

This property has been leased b, George Hogg, Esq, who will immcdi- ately put mechanics at work and place the mill in complete rrralr. IL k MT. Hogg's purpose tn do job work. This will be good news for the miners in Orc Blanco District He will visit the District at once and superinlenG lhe repairs, and will also wis [ the various mines, estimate ihe amount of ore ready tor reduction and enter into con
 tracts with parties wishing their ores worked The mill has ten stamps and with few repairs can d. good work
 We expect a more detailed report soon
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
The Storm.
Maiorities in the Next Con
 gress.
The Speakership.
Special 10 THE CITIZEN.l
Green6ack Convention.

CHICAGO, March 6.-The Greenback Convention held here to-day adopted a platform affirming the heretofore ex pressed creed of these political idiots and further declaring that postmasters should be elected, that labor bureau should be established, &c., d..
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
State Convention caHed.

SAN FRANCISCO, March G. - The Republican State Central Committee yesterday issncd call for a congen- uOn to meet at Sacramento on June r, frr Ihe purpose of nominating al Sln,e ticket
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
To Contracts.
OFFICE SILvER KINqTNISG c

OFFICE SILvER KINdTNIN6 Co.
 PICKET Posr, i4uary 25, 1879. WILL BEECEIVED AT | thi~ othce uniiI M trch, or flrniSh- Ing The wood required at lne and mIll' ni The Company GOT ihen>uing year. comm heinz A0rii l. PrDHlS wll, stale the kind oi wO. d to he splied. either Pine, NJ squite ar Paio N9-, for further enquire ai thls 'ce
 AARON ASON, Supt. March q 1i-3u
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
PTzeS for Harksmen.

SAN FRANCISCO, March GA Creed moor rifle range is being constructed at Ihe Pre,ldio by Major General Me Dowell. Three medals have been made and will be awarded on regular reporis uf Post Commanders. One will be given 10 the best shot in the Department of Arizona; one 10 the best shot in the Department of Califor- nia and one ,o the best shot in the De par1ment of Columbia. The winners of these medals wIIl then compete al the Presidiu range for the medal of the Division of lhe Pacific. and the successful shot will become Inc Ad- jutant of Inc team 10 be sent to Creed moor 10 compete in the International match.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Execution Stuyed.

SACRAMENTO, March 6-An appeal has been taken in the Case of the Tulli> murdererS, Dye and Anderson, and they will not be hung on the 18th in StInt
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
MgOrItes ID the Next HoUse-The S9e0k-
 ershp

NEW YORK, March G.-The Tribune's Washington special says: Speaker Randall says that an examination Of the r"lls of the next House shows that the Democratic will have clear ma jority of five over the Republicans.
 A Democratic opponent of Randall as candidate for the neXl Speaker ship, says siXty>iX Democratic mrm- bcrs of lhe nexl House are opposed to nm. Randall. however, declares thai he himself, or Garfield will be Speak ger
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07

THERE are l.500 mule teams con- stantly on ihe road between Leadvlie and Carson City, 5oih of Colorado. | is a fair e-timae tp suppose that at least one mule balkS each day Now imagine the rest. remembering Ina there are mule-driverS on that r,ad who speak four languages and several dialects -MeSilla News
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07

vious that the railroad system of the country can be developed successfully only in the concert with American lines.
 Russia Holds or to BulgarIa-Aine
 ExgiosIen. sor 10 Leper6 in inc Ministry of Com merce. The Amnesty bill has been promulgated
 RaiH-Storm ID cdhforna.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, March 5.-The most drenching rain of the season has pre- vailed during lhe lasi thirty-sIX hours. Over three inches of rain have fallen on this peninsula, and lhe storm has been very general throughout tLe cen tral and northern parts of the State. The eastern telegraph lines are work ing very badly on account of the storm.
 Mercantile Crash iH Frisco.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-The old and extensive house Godchaux Bros. & O., l09 Battery street, importers of and dealers in foreign dry goods and fancy notions, was attached this morning for debis amounting tn about eighty thousand dollars. Their total liabilities and their ahiliIy 10 meet them have not vel been made known. Silver King, S925; Tip Top, $0.90. LONDON, March 5.-A dispatch from Tirnova says that there seems io be little doub; that the Russian cccupa- ton of Bulgaria will be prolonged fully six months, negotiations 10 that end are now progressing.
 An explosion Tn the Deep Drop Pit killed nineteen persons.
 Floods iH Hungary.
 PEsTH, March 5.-The River Theisse has overflowed iis banks and inun- dated an immense tract of country. Troops with pontoons have started to save life.
 French Politics.
 PARIS, March 5.-Lepere succeeds Demarcere as Minister of the Interior. X cabinet council Is To be held this o,.o,,s,,r ,,.hi.I vy;1I .,p.,i,,t Q. sf,,.,o-
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Mexican RGiIroads

NEW YORK. March 5:-The Tribune stlS: The refusal of the British bond holders lu advance ca Hal lo build d railr al firm lhe Cliy of Mexico Io the Pacific Gee n. leaves the field clear for American enterprise. The failure of Beniiz, who went to London recent ly, to promote the >cheme, Is Iraceable to the slight interest England now has in the trade of Mexico. and it is ob
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
TELEGRAM MS.
Butler'S Bricks.

WASHINGTON, March ,. General Butler'S individual report up'n the matters examined Int" by the Potter Investigation Committee makes a docu- ment of some two hundred pages
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Ddm Gone at los Angeles

Los ANGELES, March 6.-fhis morn ing the water In the woOlen-miil com pany's reservoir, amounting to oyer one hundred million gallons, burst through the dam and rolled it's i'm men>e volume down toward the ci Y. Fortunately there was room for il to -pread ouJ before it reached the town. and although The lower part of the cIty was completely flooded, the cur rent Was nnl strong, and no grea, dam- age was done.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07

Gold Dust and Bullion Bought
 and Sold. Cash Advances made on Wool, Hides, Metal Ores, or Coun- try Produce of any Kind. We endeavoI to keep on hand q Full Stock of Goods, Wares
 and Merchandise Required in thls Section of the Country
 We especially invite the AT'TENTION of MINERS tO our assortment Of Hardware,
 consisting of Picks, Shovels, Steel, Axes, and Handles, Crow Bars,
 Wheelbarrows, Powder Fuse, S!edges, Anvils,
 Bellows, etc.,
 - together with - Blacksmith and Carpenters
 tools in full assortment. We have made arrangements to keep on hand full and complete stock Of Giant and Vulcan Powders.
 together with Caps. etc. 'hese goods we are prepared to deliver 10 Country Merchants and Min
 ing COmpames
 at rates that will make it To their interest to Buy of us instead Of the san Francisco market. Our Stock of Groceries, Staple
 and Fancy,
 including canned goods, Is Unrivaled in Arizona. All that Long Experience In the Inca! trade together with unequslled oppOr- turitirs can do, in catering tn the wants or our customers, k done Liquors, Tobaccos and Cigars
 - Our stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
 and Shoes, Is rnrivallrd both as to quantity ana quality, th.s side of san Francisco. Arrangements have been made, whereby we will he enabled To open up New and Fresh Stock Twice
 Every Month. A Member Of the firm will herear~tL main in New York SO that we VIII O0 able to avail ourselves Of all a1- vantages offered by fluctuations
 fthe market.
 LORD 4 WILLIAMS
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Floods in California Rivers.

EVANSVILLE, March 6.-The water in the Guba reached iis maximum height at me o'clock ihls afternoon, standing at lhat hour al fifteen feet and eleven inches above low wafer mark. being only three inches below the high water mark of lS15. Al this writing it Ina, recedrd four inches. ana is sull falling The Feather River lacked but one inch of being as hi. h as iu 1875.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
French Politics.

PARIS, March 5.-Lepere succeeds Demarcere as Minister of the Interior
 X cabinet council Is To be held this evening which will appoint a succes-
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
The Storm in the North.

SAN FRANCIsCO, March 6-The orm Was fully as general and severe as re- poIted yesterday. Some damage was done 10 railroads m the upper part of this State and in Nevada The lele graph Is in bad order and news is de layed. It is feared that the Pacific roads may be closed by the masses oI snow winch have probably fallen.
 Tip Tip and Silver King unchanged
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20
COUNTY CLrRK's OFFIcF, J
nonGENILLE. Nov. II. 1879.


The Board Of Supervisors of Iowa
County met in annual session. All the
members were present except Mr.. Wv
ian. The minutes Of last meeting were
read and approved.
Sundry petitions for redemption and
purchase Of tax certificates were pre-
scented and referred 10 the committee
uu tax claims.
The county clerk submitted the ioi-
owing list OF unclaimed county orders:
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
DonGEvILLE, Nov II, a. ID. 70.
y noard of Supervisors Of IOWA
luu,, Wisconsin;
GENTLMEN:--I have the honor here
with to submit, as required by sec
ton 6SS of the revised statutes, list
of all county orders remaining in my
office and uucalle1, for two years or
more, previous to the date hereof
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20

| 1913 ana 1879 at lace and fees.
3. That Alexander McCrobb be al
lowed to redeem the e15 of the Wiz of
| the nell and the ell of the nell of ) %.
t O, 4, from the sales Of 1872 and 1874
at face and fees.
/ 4. That Owen Scullion be allowed to
redeem the Sc Il Of the sell of 81, t..
II, and the el2 Of swli of nwl of 81.
/ t Z, T i, from tales Of 1877 and 1878 1T
I face and fees.
). That Waiter Evans be allowed to
| redeem the sW4 of tie nWll of ?. !.
I ,, at face and fees and interest at ten
! per cent.
! &. That James Cahill be allowed to
redeem lots rs and II of Eddy's addition
/ to the village OF Dodgeville, from the
sales of 1871. 1877 and 1873, at face and
! interest at ten per cent.
| 7. That Henry Schooner be allowed
to redeem the VIZ Of the me-. and nell
! of nWll4 OF ii, t I, L =, from Tie sale OF
| 1874 at face and fees, and interest at 10
! per cent.
s. That Eliza Webster be allowed to
redeem lots No. , and 4 in block Il, in
| jenkins addition to the village of
| Dodgeville, from the sales of 1867, 1865,
| 1870, 1872, 1874. 1879, 1876, 1877, 1878
and 1879, at face and fees
| 9. That Elizabeth Arundel he al
lowed to redeem lots No. > and !. in
Burralls addition to the village of
| Dodgeyille. from the sale OF 1878, at
face and fees.
10. That Alonza Bishop be allowed to
redeem the sell OF sell of s y, t7r (,
| from the sale of 1872. at face and fees,
with interest ut ten per cent.
II. That VIM. VALLEY be allowed to
redeem the We Of the nwl4 of $ /, and
the nell offs ?, all in t 4, + ,, ut face and
! fees and ten per cent.
II. That Chas. Velmont be allowed to
! purchase the certificates on sell OF the
sell of II, t s, L t, from the sales of
1868, GO, 'GS, 90, 20, -, "A, rs, u, rs
and -, for the sum of $1,000
Is That 7. Scots Ansley be allowed
to redeem lots 4, 5, 6, 10, l., and -, IN
block 20, in Strongs addition to the
village, now city Of Mineral Point, and
| lot 126 in HarriSOn'S survey, in said
city, from sales of 1877 and 1878. at face
and fees with interest at ten per cent
! A. That Jas A. Plat be allowed to
| redeem the east = OF out-lot 203, lIar-
risOn's survey in the city of Mineral
| Point, from the sales OF 1877 and 1878,
| at face and fees with interest ut ten
| per cent.
Is. That Levi Baker be allowed TO
| purchase all the certificates now in the
office, On the Sc quarter OF the NY
quarter and the SW quarter Of She ne
| quarter and the NV quarter Of the ne
quarter, of s II, s, 1, at face.
Is. That \. Anderson be allowed to
| purchase the certificates now in the Of
flee on the el5 of the sell, $ 20, s, I ;,
| at face.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20
Adopted
Mr.. Smith offered the FOLLOWING

RESOLVED That all lots or tracts of1and :,
the city OF Mineral Point, on which certiar9,n.
OF sale OF 1874 have been sold to indiyidnal
may be redeemed from sale at fifty per cent
and per cent. interest Of the face of crr,ie'
Gates, providing that such redemption he faoI,
within six months from the date hereof R,
it further DC
RESOLVED. That this board pledges itself n
nay the holders Of said certificates one half H..
face yane with seven per cent. interest franz
oGle Of sale r. s. SMITH.
November Is, 1879.
Which was laid over till d. m.
On motion the Board adjournedto
: p. IN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20

Board was called to order by the
chairman. All the members were
present. The minutes of the morn.
ing session were read and approved
The resolution of Mr.. Smith being
the special order of business. was
then takon up. Mr. Vivian offered
the following as a substitute.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20
So 4S1 IS


]. Thomas Pryor, beng duly sworn,
ON oath SAYS that the above account 10y
him rendered rs county clerk of said
county. is a Just true and correct &c
c0unto hisrcceipts and disbursements
AZ such clerk. for and during the term
above mention ed.
i. Tnos. Pryor, JE.
subscribed and sworn to before me
this sth day of November, -. 1879.
ORyIlIT STRONG,
NotAty pEblic, Iowa Co., Wis,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20

UT 81 ~, finance and Taxation having duly consi
cIea IN. y! same respectfully report and ra~o,,'
mend the adoption of the following. Aeoon-
Resolved that the following t,nds 49,,
~ tax De- ana the same are hereby levied Int
all Of the taNabls property of the (,snntF ~ uloh
for the year lS79 to-wit. '-'' VI IONA,
state tax ......
Counts, ....-....s3> IA oil
- bg- r.
school supt. s,salary and expenses 90 =
20
Respectfully submitted. ~00''o''o2
JosErn GuNDRY, Committee ON
I. Rows, FINANCE and
+. 5. SMITH )Taxatt0n
Dodgeyille, Wis, Nov IL 1869
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20
TOWNS AND CITY

Respectfully >uOmltteu
Joseph Bennett A. z. Arnesou, James Weber,
George Paulson. J b johnson, Committee on
Equalization and Assessment
Dodgeville Wis. Nov. is. 1879.
Laid over till tomorrow, under the
rule.
The following report was submit
ted by the committee on finance and
taxation:
To the Board of Supervisors of Iowa county:
Your committee 10 whom was eNrred the mat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.


= p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
= o'clock p. m.
Board was called to order by the
chairman. All the members were
present. The minutes of the morn.
ing session were read and approved
The resolution of Mr.. Smith BEING
the special order of business. was
then takon up. Mr. Vivian offered
the following as a substitute:
RESOLVED, That the holders Of certificate,
on lands and lots IN the city of Maerl Point
for taxes Of the year 1878, shall, on the surend.
er OF said certificates, receive one half of the
face of said certificates with interest at the
rate OF seven per cent, per annum from date Of
sale, and that the county shall satisfy the tay
ON said lots and lands, aud that the County
Clerk draw warrant upon the County Treas
urer for the amounts due the holders Of the
certificates.
Which was adopted.
The following petition of Mr.. Camp
bell was then taken up:
GENTLEMEN Il wish to present for your
NNil9'NhId !i t'NtHICUl, the tidilli OF the
county taxes on my house and lot in the city
oi Mineral Point, for the years 1873 1875. 1876.
1877 and 1878, In December, 1874, under the
advice of the State Treasurer, I RENTED one
hundred and torty.fOur dollars, under protest.
70 pay taxes, penalty and costs, as is shown
by Il copy Of my letter and the certificate o.
Richard Gucnthcr State Treasurer. respect
fully request that you allow me reduction Of
80 per cent, from the tax of 1878, (l097il and
In -l 81. t,I,
be applied to payment of taxes Of 1874 1876
1877 and 1878, dcductng all penalties or iB-
terest charged inasmuch as the county Treas,
would have the money in his hands IN advance
of the tax being levied,
This, as | understand the compromise, made
by your Board, OF tax cases, last spring, would
put me on about the same footing as the part
les included in that settlement
Yours Respectfully, THos j. Campbell.
Mr.. Wilson in the chair.
Mr.. Vivian moved that the prayer
of the potion be granted
Mr.. Rowe moved to lay the ques-
ton on the table. Lost.
On motion the question was made
the special order for 10 q. IN. to-
morrow.
Mr.. Vivian offered the following,
which was adopted:
Rrsorvrn That tbc Clerk Of the Board Dr.
and il hereby Instructed 10 urepare lists ofaI
fine lands in each Town ON which the taxes
have 1,of hnen maid f,r FAM war, or more and
for which nnplid ta,as thg cnup,v holds The
rarfiGcafcs s5id isis TO show ,ha whole q.
mount of unpaid taxes against each tract, and
the years for which such taxes ere ao' "'.~
III, 6n ,'u the completion of such lists he shall
furnish to The Supervisors represen.i 1 l s,..
IN ni's toWG on recent Of Ench jist, Oh,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20

= -, = = F-7I-ITTl
Dodgeyille, Wis, Nov. IL, 1863.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20

RESOLVED, That the holders Of certificate,
on lands and lots IN the city of Miaeral Point
for taxes OF the year 1878, shall, on the surend
er Of said certificates, receive one half OF The
face of said certificates with interest at the
rate OF seven per cent, per annum from date Of
sale, ana that the county shall satisfy the tax
ON said lots and lands, aud that the Comfy
Clerk draw warrant upon the County Trca,
urer for the amounts due the holders of The
certificates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

Old corn should alwa,s lie used Tor this
purpose The new corn keeps Them
too loose. In feeding, only 50 much
corn should be thown out as the birds
will eat mp clean. Take little time to
iced them. and study ssthe,ics. as you
watch the irridescent hues, upon the
glossy piumage. There is nothing
more charming upon the farm In the
whole circle of the wear. than hundred
or two OF the'e richly bronzed turkeys
ieeding near the corn crib. You can
Afford TO enjoy the disappearance of
corn. while the turkeys are increasing
IN weight. Dreams ola full wallet AZ
Thanksgiving and Christmas will not
harm Won rs Won look on this interest
ing sight.-igricuRH