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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

MILLER On Thursday. February 40. tfa,. nj
1 o'clock u. m, toi Merritt buchanan Mlllnr
aged in yeare, n nntiva of Naw Yorh. aud resi-
dent Ut this city fer thirty Two yenfa.
IIia friends aud aunaintances, nlso The ve-
ernn membata of the Battalion Washington
Artillery. the Louisiana Field Artillery and The
mamhers of tho Association of tho Armyo
Northern Virginia. are respectfully requested
10 attend his fnnata from lila ln.a readenee
aai Uanal street. corner of Vrenr mt A. O'Clock
This friday EvanlnR, February Al. iaan.
Richmond, Va. and AbnnV, N. v. uapatp
plopse copy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

The deceased leaves no relatives In this
city. but leaves sister and other relations In
Washington county, New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

HEADQUARTERS LOUtaiANA FIELD AIT
TILLERV. New Drlsnps. February ~. tRan-
Tho ofIloera and man,hern ~ this battalion nre
hereby ordered to asHemhle nj tho arsenal nj
a.ao u. m. IN full dress ssn,iorm for tho nur.
pose ~ attending Tho funeral Of Lieut. Dol. M
NuON MILLER our friend and oo'nrade
by order of q. In UAnpHun, JR.. Colonel
Commanding. A. DITREL Ahjutant
Tho on ,era and mambers Of the other com
mnndH OF this city are respectfully invited t0
attend the funeral.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA HENEv
CLIENT APPROPRIATIONS LOUlsIANA DiVt-
SION Tho officers aud menb,ra ~ this aaan.
oiatinn are notified to assemble at the residence
corner Canal and Frleur streets. TIIIH tRtidny
AFTERNOON. nj 40 O'Clock. To attend The
funeral Of our late conrh,Ie Minor M. iuek
Miller.
JOHN u. HIUITARDHON. FresiIent.
JOHN j FtIYrtTnIag Hcrreprv fa21s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
OH HOW STALE

We have it p1ked under our noses every day through the Democratic press that the Republicans are the Ring Party" "MO- popoly Party" Grab Party" "Dishones' Party" and m fine the "MoCormick Party Would to God that eur Territory had been inflicted with a man equal to McCor- mlck in Congress during the last SIX years We think tue Territory would to-day be In a much more prosperoUs condition. We be Icve that mail routes and po,toiiices would have been established al over the eastern portion of our Territory, that good wagon roads would have taken fine place of huge boulder, that now iufcst nearly every pub he thoroughfare throughout The breadth and length of Arizona. We would be m possession of good government buildings, and where ane oi our immense mineral lfdges is being worked today fifty or a hun ,ircd voulI be sending forth their shining treasure We say give Us Mccormick.
 Two year, ago the Democratic press sent forth the same old -tcreoiyped wall. "NoCor mick. Slippery Dick, Rings, Frauds, etc. was ibc cry against our party, and beggin. for JohB C. Campbell. claiming that he would do all the wonderful things, such as building road.. digging artesian wells, se- curing appropriation, forgoyernmeni build incs. causing new mail routes to be estab- Ished. and so on 10 the end of the chapter
 Has hc donc it' Now the same party tell q. ta send Grant Oury and he will do these se,ue things He would accomplish the herculcan fcats about the same as John C, Campbell did Give Us in the name of all common sense man like Mccormick, and we believe Stewart Is the equal cf Mctor- mick m everything. and will work with far,hfulness and candor for all sections alike. He is not sectional, and NIT. Oury is. wbo hates and despises a man born north of Macon aud DiNon's line. He hates our pubiic school system, and only like. honor and ,-1E Mir stewart can accomplish ten one more for Auzona than NIT. oury- hence elect him by voting for him on the snd of November.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
SIX AGAINST TWENTY-FIVE

The people of Arizona gre told that they should vote for Oury in preference to NIT. Stewart because he has resided hers twenty i've years and Mir. Stewart only SIX. The Democratic press tells us tha; Grant Oury is an Indian slayer and was one of the sd- vance guard of civilization Very well. Was not Mr. Stewart one of the pioneers into Colorsdol Ask MT Gang, cf PheDiI, who is politically opposed to MT. Stewart, and who was his neighbor ia Colorado. Ask hIm what MT stewart's character was in that country. Ask the miners and others who know him in Arizona what his charac- ter is here. Ask the miners of Arizona if MT. Stewart has not expended in opening mines in Arizona during his six years resi- deuce THIRTX THOUSAND DOLLARS.
 Has Grant Oury, during his twenty hve years residence in the Territory. expended one-half that amount How many Indians has MT. Oury killed! How many trails has he opened. Has not his life been speni around some town petti'ogi0g! These questions are plain gentlemen, and easy of solution. We mean to be just in all things and we present them with candor. Stewart is wide-awake, a worker; while Oary is lazy aud sleepy. These gre facts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
THE GREAT REGISTER.

This illustrious work, compiled by tho County Recorder of Yavspai County, con tsininc the names Of some 1000 people two-thirds of whom live in other section, of the Territory, we say, and the taxpayer' of Iavapai County will bear us out in tn, matter, is perfect disgrace and outrage | The Register contains the names of all those who live in Apache County that were ir layapai County before that county was set apart. IL contains the names of all those persons who lived in that portion of Mari coIa County cut of from Ysvapai County four years ago. It contains the names of all those who have died m this county with in the last four or five years, and this. too, in direct opposition to law, for ou Page 239, Compiled Laws of Arizona, Section II It clearly says:
 "The Recorder MUST CANCEL the entry iu the following cases:
 t--At the request of the party regis tered.
 2nd WHEN HE KNOWS of the DEATH ol the REMOVAL of the person register cd.
 3d.--When the insanity of ,he person l, legally established, etc.
 Webster gives the definition af the word cancelled as follows: "To cross and dcfacC the lines of writing, to blot or ChliterAte to annul or destroy"
 sYN-To blot out, obliterate, deiace, erase, efface, expunge. annul. abolish, re- yoke, sbrogate, repeal, destroy, do away, set aside.
 Now we ask if Mir WIlkerson has com piled with the law He has failed to cancel .-
 Now we would invite the readers at- tention 10 hls certificate attached to the Great Register, which is unreliable and costs the county hundreds of dollars more than II ought to:
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 COUNT or IAvAFAI.
 I. William Hitorson, County Recorder of YAyAnai County. Arizona Territory. hereby certify that have comp red this Register with the original Great kegAtsr of said county and that the Is full, true and correct copy thereof, and sboEs the names of every p~rron registered in said county and not cancelled In Witness whereof, have set my hand snd affixed my ocsl seal A' Prescott A. this 27th day Of P temb-r, iss0.
 - WILLIAM WILKINSON,
 sEAL. County Reo order of Yivspai Couniy,A.T. f---- By IoHS LLOYD, Deputy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
Hov stewar, is Estimated by His Political
 Opponents.

We heard discriminating Democrat, Nho has known NJ. W Stewart several years rcmAsS. yesterday, stewart was born and bred a gentleman By this eS- prcssion was not meant that hc was born m atFiaencc, or independence, inanci ally. for Stewart, like Lincoln and Garfield, and hundreds of others who have achieved honor and position by their own cNertions, has been the architect ot his own fortune; and while he ha, been successful in his political and financial aspirations thus far, Wlthevcry prospcci of further success in the coming election. II is pleasant to hear expressions like the above from those who are opposed to him in politics !; shows the character of inc man who Is 10 represent Us n Con- rr,-ss during the next two years and inspires both paliticai friends and enemies with con- tidcnce ju hls honesty, idelity and uncom- promising honor. Ever ready to sacrifice hi, own convenience at the hehesi of other. vet stAuuoh and firm in the right no lnduccmcst could he offered that would Swcrvc him iu nts personal manhood or DO l;,ir,l convictions. such is the character -S inc man whom the Republicans of Ari- -~ssask you io vote ier a' Delegate to represent you m Congress. and of whom ,..ycn h., honest political opponents say .N W N.caar: was holu aud bred per tcct scu;.enl3-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
STILL LATER.

Three hundred and ninety precincts ID Indiana show Democratic gam of 2,67l and a Republican gain of G,753, a net Re publI can gain of 4,0S2. Columbus, Oct. 13.-The Democratic Central Committee say that the Republican majority will not reach 10000. Vast sums of money was used 10 carry the State.
 Cincinnati, Oct. 1S.-Indiaua reports from 500 towns give a Republican gain of f,,0l. With the same rate of gains all over ihe State the Republicans will have q plurality for Governor of 1000.
 San Francisco. Ger. 13-The Examiner uem.,1 says: West Virginia has gone largely Democratic. Ohio has gone Repub- Iicau Election in Indiana very close on Governor; remainder of State ticket gone Democratic.
 Heavy storms on Laramie plains. Dis patches are earned over the bIesk on special trains.
 Stocks silver King, sa4; Tiptop, 1.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
Beware Of the Gres; Register

As we stated yesterday ;he Great Register recently printed in san Francesca, at an enormous expense to the taxpayers and 'o the exclusion of home industry, Is a fearful mess of unreliable stuft. lu some of the books great many names of Republicans arc missing, while in others they appear. Every voter should refer to this attempted ef- fort to give us a register without every voters name upon il. The names of Frank Mur phy, MT Msruudell, MT. Knowles and many others have been tempered with. What will honest, hard working taK-payers say to this abuse snd infringement upon old citi- zeus' rights by old office holders n the Recorders officel Let's hear.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
WHO IS RIGHT

Some time ago we alluded 10 the fact
 and fact il isl of Bashford S Co, having paid into the county during the past four years about sl2,0O0, and that MT. Cook, the worthy Treasurer of the county, having drawn out an equal amount for salary. We were careful to place both anonais within the limits, not wishing 10 do NIT. Cook an injustice iu words or deed. However, we arc told that Mir. Cook did. or his Verse trip. and in his speeches, there refer to the matter. denying the truth of the same. We said 5000 per annum vas the amount NIT. Cook WAS drawing. We find upon investi ga,iou of the County Commissioners books that Mfr. Cook received last year alone tS,1O0. We were under ,he mark S700. We will leave il to the people of the Verde Valley whether we have misrepresented. We placed the amount that Bsshford X Co. had paid into the Treasury Of tho county during the last years al about $l2,000, when actually the amount was slG,0O0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
HOW DOES IT LOOK

Tie San Francisco BUletin of the 9th inst. contains the following, headed "The Charges Against Copper The article bears all the ear marks of having eninated from the pen of Gosper and probably telegraphed to the Bulletin by McCliniock, his partner in the Herald, from Phenix. As to the as seriion that the Democrats both "fear and hate" him, that is one of Gospers old asseT- tions, giving unmIstakable evidence that he penned the artcie to the Bulletin. He has often in the presence of She writer of this stated that Democrats both'leared and hated him, and also at the Baldwin Hotel, in San Francisco, he made the same statement to General Kautz. Now, as to Beach's weak ness and being used by the Democrats for political purposes, We suggest that Demo crsts and Republicans will see the untruth- fulncss of the assertion and allow Us to state that it is base falsehood, and mo-e- over when the charges were preferred party lines in Arizona had not been drawn. We are against the Democrats in an honorable way to the bitter end, and thus they will be compelled to accept it
 The Gosper Charges.
 PhcniN. Oct. Tt was a well known fact throughout ,he Territory of Arizona that C. W. Beach, of the Prescott MINER, and John J. Gosper, the Territorial Secretary, have been bitter personal enemies. Previous Co the receipt of the Associated Press dispatch cs of a few days since, when Beach made his complaints to the Department at Wash ingion upon information and belief, regard iug the crookcdncss in Glsners account, with the Government, those charges against Go~per were investigated by a Treasury agent, and that gentleman left the Tern tory nearly two weeks ago tnT Washington. lt ], fact that Beach failed 70 sustain any one oi his compiaiut,. MT. Gosper i~ gen tleman of high socIal standing, au1 Is an able ana aggressive Republican, who has lost q leg in tue Union army, and k both feared and hated by the Democrats of the Territory Beach is a weak maI, whom the leading Democrats have been trying to use against MT Gospcr for the present cam :, paign purposes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
LATER FROM INDIANA.

The Journal, Indianapolis, says: To-day's returns show gains which will elect Porter by 5000. We hear of heavy Republican gains in large cities, especially in man utacturing centres, where the tanf question assumed proportions was the leading issue. From Indianapolis city and county we have incomplete returns. IL Is estimated that the Republican majority is a,500, gain of over 9O0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Election Proclamation.
TERRITORY uF ARIZONA.
 EXECUTIVE MANSION.

TERRITORY tf AhANHNa+
 EXECUTIVE MASsIoN. To 4H s-Aoas q s,ag cgaoega NHEREA., Under an Act of the iegisia- tive Assembly of the Territory of Arifona, entitled .'An Act io provide for General anu Special Elections" it l= provided there shall bc held throughout She Territory Of Arizona, on the Tuesday after the first MondaY m November. <. D ls-o. an election Tor mem bers of the Legislative Assembly and such other offices as may be required by Ia" ln be chosen at such election. and WHEREAS. It Is further provided in said Act. that ft shall be the duty of the Cover nor, at least thlrty days before any General Election, to issue his praclama' len ue-lEta- ting the ofticeS to be filled st such electlon. Now. fhsrrfare. I, JoUS C. C'osrER, Acting Governor of the Territory uf Arizona m pursuance Of the duty enjoined upon nie, do hereby order a t,engTai Election to he held upon the day prescribed in said Aci, to-wit. the second day uf November, A. b. ISs0, and also designate thc flowing as the offices Co be filled at said election, lo-"ii . One ID Delegate to the Forty Seventh Cen gresS uf tho United States; Ous lll >uperin- ieudenI of Public schools in the Territory Twelve }l2 Members of the Council ot the Legislative Assembly, of he Territory and Twcniy-fsur f-A Members of the House oi Representatives of said Assembly, apPor- toned as follows, tO-vii;
 MENbEHS or THE COUNCIL:
 Pima CoBEty. ID Eve.
 Maricopa County. t!I Two.
 Navapai County, Il One.
 Apache County Ill One.
 Piual County, IT One.
 Yuma County, iil One.
 Mohaye County, ID One.
 MEMBER. or TIE HoCSE.
 Pima County, llll Eleven.
 Maricopa County. tSl Three.
 Navapsi County, l3l Three.
 Apache County. l2l Two.
 Pinal County, l2l Two.
 Yuma County, l2l Two.
 Mohave County, n one.
 Also in each County in the Territory, Two l2) members of the Board Of Supervisors, a Sherin, a District Attorney, County Re corler, a Probate Judge, a county TTeasu- Ter, a County Surveyor, Two ,2l CoronsrS and a Public Administrator. Also. in each election precinct, in each County, One tlJ and nol more than Two L. Consiables, and Two f2i Justices of the Peace, and ip each precinct containing a population of more than Eight Hundred iS0n persons, to be asccrtained by The Board Of Supervisors. One tl) additional Justice. and also in each School District in each County, Three t3l school Trustees.
 in witness whereof, I have here into set my hand and caused xed the Great Seal ~ ofthe Territory of Arizona. Lone SEAL al Prescott, this second day of 06OJ October, A. h. lss0.
 JOHN ]. GUSPER,
 Acting Governor. Attest: JoHN F.. ANDERSON, Asst. Sec'y of Territory. Q.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15

Nush, of the Herald, has lelcsFaPhed to the San Francisco Bulletin & telegram. evidently penqed by the Secretary oi Ari- zona. The telegram goes on to state that Gosper is man of high social standing.
 We doubt the thigh social" part very much, and as to Democrats trying to Use Beach, tie people of Arizona will fail to see wherein they have used him; and if II was bargain, then the Democrats have been bllked. Who told the PheniN author ity that the charges were not sustained Was it Doctor Robinson, wao is ignoret
 and pot known by the ln,crior DeParamcnt:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
LEGAL
ppiicatisp for a Patent to the
 Cum besisad Miae-
rxtAxp OFFICE.

N
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 . ls saa Trausis-s Csi.. las thi- zy Blvd ifs ss- Tsis.ian for V.ssut Isr dftss rv1 nsss f-ss ssf fh- CaHs bsrtsn Nine Nefsi. tesz gi. ssth fsr- ETOusd -x balersi feet tn wlth situate. ytsg ss snE si Msr.snss Mining pls4rcs. essanty ef ysxs- nal and eFritsFy nf AriEcfla xDS kne~n sna desie- usfre hy h-Ad nosss sua efcsal rAt tu Ale tn fhs ohlce a Loi So g. ia fvsnsaiP -. Range -. Gls and ss s River Merriam
 rrHvNq eF tonE-- Beginning at ioc4.loa alens csatre ef end of elsifa, thsses q ss- s mia siau hssis fhFozh lEtiAe ci EaiEn F-Fisoon is asg % min a gs c. eui ft dep hg sxt ft beAfs Sw 3s e dst ie shaf, is f deep hs sxs fi ta~ sw 10 t ists las9 G. bacb s1n sal, lrs N i-s a alt: s-o ft opsn so q luns- i1 ti si9s ft aeeT. besrs O. dist II5a c. ca' 0 q lne.is @ ~tt ilta n shas t I'd ts5 bv srs ft bar W al % ssf; fsaf rnouu- sBes.i of siana rssss slishing end of claim
 Fxrsuion BorSls EEEs- iIssii.aing 2f the nasuu- rusut in esutrv V q end Of eaim. thence sa aee g rnih. 2 bs to 2 claim. where granite rosk pteiects exzK2 e ss-oye ereund, mNSkes No I. a stds. Ino1ud ef stous aa htea; tasnee sS dez. ia ti u asag st1e os cain ise0 fi corner, who're granite ruek &xa q square pFoiets [, above sursase. marked Sop hy orose sK4 tns. aud Se. IT sstons mound 21 q niEa on siss; 'hsslcaS s& dsg v along snd ef zii1 si 2, 70. mona- meat of sfona iH csRre ef cad sf n ft fo
 V of ClsiF co Aniae Fae g. a iesei A s0rsace, gxs n ss .. rlarts by cross atl Inches an C No IfI .ff rr,agsr t % higlfon g sige ol saias thence e deg min N along R boundary. ysri4s'os is deg ss m n F s4s ft. road bears \ and \ a lsst f,., vulrh flows south. ts C.. VI rcr rlafrn a sransts stone Isxf2xs inabss. sa1 marked q No ". s,ans nlouBd 2i- % high siae from ts-a earsser the Ss Mineral aArtttitd h1stftcf. heSfs deg 9, min iss If alst tsctce tt ass 3a ant- along Nv sud of CiAn- variation ls le S0 so ft man ggssh nova sonth sa q e loeA iais monument place 0f bs nnlnE continuing es fa0 This claim is bounded ', El.suTysyess %sias.
 The ooAtou oi tais ise F e.ls EsoorSei ia te Re cordsrs ofc. cf YEssEa County. ArfEoBA Territory, In Book ' of Mif-- fsse Efs.
 Any and all prrsosis claiming adrer~e portlon of sAid Cumberlana Mine sid mininF gr0aEd here inljsfurr .-scrte required f. ns their adverse sls rn la Rse <rsf of ks. CnaH4 >sstcs Lana ofhe As fFtvco' is the Iefr.ie1 si krizaAA daring th~ nxty days period of uahlcatsrn hTr~of, they vi be barred b srsoe ~ the soysons os the statute.
 w. S- KELLY,
 ai-a.d REaIsFKH.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
Pensions

Any vcund or injur. or any asss-e. however slight the disability. entities spter T tAr late 10 pension. ThOuEauds are ysf entitled. PENSIONS FN r.Tw LAN BEGIN BAGS AT BAS CT BfECHARGE- NtdgNs, Children under sixteen yssr., dependant Mothers. tataers. also Brothers aud Sisters under twenty years sHiitsd tO F%nsi8a. Pension laws more liberal than formerly, and many entitled to better 'sios. Many Nsi entitled ts bounty and do not Enav It. cuB1try and tu Europe. Apply st once.
 Having had several years experience fin the largest Law and Claim 0fce in Washington D. C.. guarantee satisfaction sad saving you of months time. thar by corTe-poDdins wA attorney ai sshineor. Send TWO s4tnp. for Pension 4ni uss. lave ,Bd inc structions.
 ADpRE-s TAYLoE fTrzsKHsLp. Attorney si Law Suhcitor O: T.. .. Claims. aISYJELD, EArsAk, Lock Box ICs My2I
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15

Colonel" TicheDor. the Calistoga gold water electro plated discoyerer. visited thIS city yesterday and purchased two dozen kettles, with which be still insists thst he will try out unlimited quantit!c- of gold from the limnid spring water. lIc has lead rolls as thin as paper, with which he operates, and he claims that the State Mineragog's.t inability 10 understand bis process caused inc attack ou him aS fraud. Instead of two Le proposes to pu; twenty four kettles into operation. His cgeatDs! destiny will be the sinking of d shatt for bras1 on bis dexter cheek or the employ mert of the kettles 10 produce corner a- .he boiled P tato markct.--S. r. Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
The Late Fight.

We have received letter giving the par. ticulars of the late fight below Fort Cum miDgs. The country there is nearly open Two Yuma scouts and one soldier were about 100 yards ahead of the command. which consisted of 40 soldiers and eight scouts, when heavy fire was opened upon them. and they fell dead The soldiers turned and ran eight miles without firing a single shot When ttey got io place Of safety they sent word 10 Gen. Buel that Victorios force was SD great thut they had 10 fall back. This, in face of the fact that there was not more than 3j Indians opposed to them. The aostiles burned the bodies of the YUmas and Capt. Parker saw it.
 We want ii understood that this gentle man is not the Capt II. K. Parker whose valor won for hun the gratitude of the people of New Mexico last faIl.-Silver Belt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Oct. 13-The Sentine Claims the State Republican by 5000, but Democrats hope when returning towns are heard from that Landers will be elected. The Journal (Repuoican,) says that at this hour few, if any, of the large cities will be heard from before morning.
 Democrats do not yet give up the State uf Indiana. Reports from 500 towns give q Republican. majority of 4,70l. With same rate of gains al. over the State Republi- cans will have plurality for Governor of 1000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-15
Hu nsGla 0ss-.
IsAAc JENNINGS. pen. !

h te Justices Court e Msuersl Park Prec net in the County of Mohave, Territory of AfiEulA.
 JOHN BUCKLEY, Plaintiff
 summons.
 ISAAC JENNNfNGS, Def. The Territory of Arizoirs sends greeting to iz$=s Jennings, oefsudznft
 You gre hscrty sumSnousd Co appear before Et my 0ce in Mineral Park Pr cne;, n the County of Nahsve, the 22nd day of October, A. D. tsl. 10 O'cock. Ca action drought sg4sssst you hy sasd IlAiu uB. Co susser the complaint of tle above named plaintiff.
 ss!d acton Is brought ta recover the of r~o hundred sBd eleven Eine-yGts5 hnndreifh- dollars ile5 ihe. saId 10 5s lauti by yoa for goods, wares. and ulrrchaudisc and Co apfk done. and money Iatt out for you Ht your nstancs aHd rrFusst, or ju Cmrut VII ue tak' HFainst yon for che sad amount together with cout oi Es sui. n you fail to appear aud aUEurr-
 10 tIs sh.nH OF suy CoBzfabir cf -sla Cnur.y, greetiug: Make ieisi service nd re rsturr, hereof Given under my hand tiis 25d day suga-t.
 JsNEs A. ETJe. Justiee Of .. q P.sa.. saE-7 Mineral Park Precinct.