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BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

The Board of City Trustees met yesterday,
with all The members present,
The Board canvassed the returns of the
late city election, with the following result
For Second Trustee-Jerome c. Davis, 2. 256;
William Minis, 1,755; Davis majority, sol.
Chief of Poice-Matt. Karcher, 2, 239, o.
C. jackson, 1872; Karcher's majority, 457
City Attorney-W. A. Anderson, 2, 157; w.
B. G.. Keller, 1,770; Andersons majority,
3S7. Fire Commissioner-Wm. r. Jones,
2. 24S; G. Weisel, 1,750; Jones' majority,
1913
Mr.. Davis was introduced by Mr. Knox.
the retiring Trustee Mr.. Knox expressed
sorrow at severing his official relations with
the Board and thanked the members and the
City Auditor for their courtesy. Remarks
were made by Mayor Turner and Trustee
johnson, each expressing great regret at
parting with their fellow officer.
The report of the Chief Engineer of the
Water Works for the week ending March
18th was received and placed on file. It
showed that S,S46, 600 gallons of water had
been pumped, consuming 907 cubic feet OF
gas coke.
Thomas Harmon was granted thirty days
further time in which to complete his contract
for grading street from Fourth to Sixth.
The Board allowed the following bills and
then adjourned: L. A. Ebel, 50; John Gal
vim, 81; L. Regain, $40 80; w. a. & G. S.
Houehton. S45 To- NJ. G. Hawley & Co.,
Sl6S; E. Burr, SIG 80; j. W. Watt, SAT 40 !;
L. L. Lewis & Co, 81 70; P. Cohen, 81 20 /;
John Wall, S11S 10; Ryan & Miller, S71S 20 I;
C. II. Krebs, S5S 81 S. T. Harris, 81 so /;
NJ. Daley. SIG; Chas. Mclaughlin, 81 s. /;
A. King, 81 20; w. T. Crowell, $40; John
George, $50; J. }. Rafferty,, $50; James
McCleery, $50; Russ Stevens, $50 III. A.
Weaver, Sc; D. ellis. $50; Geo. T. Bronner,
$40; s. Kingsbury, S.; Daily Bee, S6S %.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
benson, Judge.

MONDAY March 18th.
The People vs.. W. S. Adams-Motion for change
of venue continued for one week.
w. NJ. Bryan vs. George H. Burnham ct al.-Sub-
mitted.
Ann Bates vs. George acknowledgement for
plaintiff. for possession of premises and $40 and costs
Guardianship of c. D. Cotton ct als.-Settlement
OF guardians account and petition for discharge.
Isabel G. Andrews VS.. A. P. Andrews-Notice OF
motion for alimony and costs continued.
F. w. Fratt vs.. Whittier, Fuller Co.-Judgment
for defendant.
L. c. Chandler vs. Whittier, Fuller i Co--Judg.
ment for defendant
of final account and petition for discharge continued
to March 22d.
Estate Of C. D. Humphrey, deceased-0rder set
Ting account of executor.
Estate of VIM Granless, deceased-Motion to set
al art property for family submitted.
Estate Of John Bill, deceased-Settlement OF final
account and petition for distribution
Estate of &. II. White, deceased-LetteIs issued
to A. 7. Driver $500 bond fled; appraisers, J. w.
Short, j. L. Reiff VIM. Mitchell
Estate of John Suserkrup-Sale OF real estate con-
frmed.
Otis Priest, deceased-Decree setting apart home
stead for the use OF the family.
CLARK, Judge.
l.. C. Chandler vs. Peoples Savings Bank ct al
Margaret Poorman allowed to file complaint Of in
Prevention.
j. P. Thorel w. E P Figg-Defendant allowed to
file brief in five days
Estate Of Thomas Treganza-c NJ coghlan ap-
pointed referee
Estate of Hannah Treganza, deceased Same order.
Elizabeth Rey VS.. Margaret Howe-Demurrer
oyerrliled :; ten days to answer
r s. Carey vs. J. G. Roe ct al--Conplaint over
ruled ten days to answer.
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NEWS TAILINGS.

| Much excitement prevails in Nevada
county over the discovery of rich quartz
mines in Myers ravine.
Real estate in Riverside, San Bernardinc
county, Cal, is booming. About $50, 00(
worth of land changed hands last week.
The Independence Jockey Club has been
active of late in preparing for meeting
and series of races in April or early May.
The merchants and business men of Lone
Pine are building fine new trail across
the lnyos TO Beveridge District mines-a
very commemorate enterprise.
White Pine appears to be coming to the
front again as mining camp. The Eureka
papers say several former residents of that
place are talking strongly of going back
there in the spring. Lot jumping, in an
ticipation of the spring boom, is being car
ried on extensively at Hamilton. The
White Pine Neacs, it is said, is to be res
directed, and everything indicates re-
vival of Business in the old camp this
spring.
The Winnemucca .SlveT State says ::
Walter Schmidt writes as follows from the
Desert Salt Works, at White Pine, con-
corning Piute sugar cane There is any
quantity of wild sugar cane growing at the
sink of the Humboldt, on the fiat between
the Desert Salt Works and the railroad,
where there is plenty of water. There is
a spring on this fat near which the cane
grows every year. In the fall of the year
the juice appears as perfectly clear but
rather thick liquid under the leaves. This
liquid crystallizes in short time, and the
sugar is very white 1 have collected as
much as cupfll at time, boiled 1T,
SKINNED it, and used it instead of mo-
lasses.''
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing CarIin for Callra

Passengers Passing CarIin for California.
CARLIN. March 15th.-The following list
of passengers passed Carlin to-day, to ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow Moses Ben
singer and wife, Mrs. lingo Goodman, Mas
ter Charlie Goodman, Chicago; Benjamin
Fitch and prisoner, Carson, New; ID. f..
Rimmer, Omaha; G. L. Robertson, San Fran
cisco L. w. Young, st. Paul, MINI; %
immigrants, including is males, to arrive in
Sacramento March 18th.
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UTAH.
rIre AT salt Iake-CoId ,Yeatl

SALT LAKE, March 15th-A fire broke out
this morning at l o'clock in building oppo-
site the Walker House. The building and
contents were consumed, involving less of
S12,0
At Park City yesterday morning the mer-
curry stood at 2S' below zero, and at Kim
balls, several miles below that place, the
mercury froze. The weather in Utah for the
past four days has been extremely cold, and
cattle are dying by hundreds daily.
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ARIZONA.
sale OF Mine.

PHGN1x, March 15th.-The Tucson special
to the Herald says: The Scheflin Bros.
have sold their interest in the Tombstone
mill and mines for 81, 000 600 to Corbin Bros
and the Dissten party of Philadelphia. and
Messrs. Simmons and Squire, of Boston.
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Mysterious Affair at los Angeles-Un-
known Dead.

Los ANGELES, March 15th.-The body of
an unknown man was found this afternoon
near the City Cemetery, terribly burned and
disfgured. A pistol with two chambers
empty was found under the body, but there
was no evidence that he shot himself, as no
bullet wound could be seen. When the body
was found the clothing was still burning.
The clothing around the trunk was all burned
away, the body presenting a sickening spec
tacle. A Coroners inquest was held, and
the conclusion reached that the man had
fallen in an epileptic or apopletic fit, and the
fire was communicated from his pipe or cigar.
He was a man apparently IS years of age,
stout built, and was dressed in good clothing.
No one could identify him.
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An Important Conference.-The Damaged
Steamship.

SAN Francisco, March 15th.-A confer
ence of great Importance in its bearings upon
the present condition of affairs in the city was
held at the Mayors office this afternoon, be-
tween Mayor Kalloch, representing the Work
ingmen, and number of prominent citizens.
bankers, merchants, ETC., on the part of the
Citizens Protective Union. The conference
lasted from 1 until quarter of 5 o'clock,
and was very harmonious and satisfactory.
The whole situation and events of the last
few weeks were reviewed and discussed. at
present various considerations combine TO
render it unadvisable to make the details
public, but it may be stated that there is
every reason to believe that within two or
three days arrangements will be consumma-
ted insuring a complete harmonious and mu-
tually honorable settlement of the questions
which have so long vexed this community,
and a restoration of good will, business con
fdence and activity and general prosperity.
A survey of the steamer City of Sydney
this afternoon shows that her departure will
be delayed probably until Saturday.
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DIED.

Sacramento, March 14-Thomas Lindsey, native OF
Ireland, 40 years. Chicago, H. papers please
copy)
Wiesbaden, Germany March 14-Alrs. Ottilie Heck
MANS formerly of Sacramento (mother of Mrs.
John We'll, and sister of Joseph Fritz and Mrs.
Phi. SHIELD, of this city), 60 years and days.
Relz Canyon, near GONZALEZ, March 7-R. p Beal,
so years
Near Suffer Creek, February 26Harriet Morrow,
60 years
Gerke Grant, near vina, March 12-Jobn B. Star
man, 81 wears.
Cotton, March Mrs Martha Leonard Bayliss, Sc
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OREGON.
The Doomed Cnlnalnan- Freshct Feared

PORTLAND, March 15th.-Since sentence OF
death has been passed on All Lee, the prs
oner has done little else but NOPE about his
cell. He converses very little. AID seems
devoid of animation; has no appetite, and
can be induced to eat only with Difficulty;
AS the sentence will not go into effect until
the 2Oth of Apfil. it is exceedingly doubtful
If All Lee survives that long.
The latest reports from the east OF the Cas-
cades state that immense quantities. OF snow has
fallen in the mountains. Should the weather
turn eff very warm, extremely high water
may be expected Fears are entertained that
the freshet will reach the hight OF the great
| freahet of 1876.
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
m. sLar,t M,ue.-Weather.

PoRT TOWNSEND, March 15th.-The greater
number of the passengers who arrived here
this morning on the Dakota were miners,
Eound for Skagit. From reliable authority
inst received from the mines it is learned
that the depth Of snow in and around Ruby
creek is eight feet, which viii probably pre-
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Supposed Murderer Captured.

LAKEroRT, March 15th.-On Wednesday
last Sheriff Burnett arrested q man answer
ing the description of Nets, alias Lancaster,
who murdered John A. Raglan, in Tehama
county, February 7th. Yesterday Sheriff
Foster, of Tehama, arrived, and though not
positive that it was Metts, the circumstances
were SO suspicious and the resemblance so
great that he left this morning with the
prisoner for Tehana county.
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The City of sydney Fire Exsinguished.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 15th.-The fire ON
the steamer City of Sydney was extinguished
at an early hour this morning The damage is
confined to the compartment in which the
fire originated, and viii not, it is thought,
exceed 1000 on the cargo The ship is
very little injured, and can be made ready
for sea in a day or two. A survey will be
held to-day, when definite conclusions will be
reached. The fire is believed to have origin.
ated in lot of oil-skin clothing, by spon-
taneous combustion.
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SAN Francisco, March 18th Officers An
mis- and Osgood last night intercepted gang
of six thieves, with horse and wagon, at.
tempting to carry away a lot of cigars and
spirits stolen from the Overland Warehouse,
on Townsend street. a fight ensued, and
Annis was wounded by pistol shot in the
groin. Two of the thieves were captured and
one partly handcuffed, but both escaped with
the others. The team and stolen goods were
captured. Annis' wound is not dangerous.
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u pE MEYER,s pAMPuLEr,

DIR. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET,
with the most remarkable testimonials on record,
SENT FREE, by his Agents, Messrs. D.
DEWEY & CO., 40 Dey street, N. Y. or by Drug
gists. The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 80 a
package. Think of REAL CURE for an OBJ
stinate disease at this tre cost re- 1orsp6mSTuTh
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G Lesseps En- ROu

SALT LAKE, March 15th.-This morning
De Lesseps and party arrived in Salt Lake,
and after visiting few places Of note de-
parted on the afternoon train for San Fran
cisco.
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J. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
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Mayor KaIiOcl, Exercises tiie Veto Power
"A General Denial.

SAN Francisco, March 15th-Mayor Kali.
loch this evening vetoed the order to increase
the police force, on the ground that the
citizens do not desire nor does the safety of
the city require the imposition of an addi-
tional burden upon the taxpayers.
Benson, proprietor Of the Grand Central
Hotel, Oakland, arrested on charge of
stealing the property of guests of the house
during the recent fire, makes general de-
NAL of any criminality, and says any miss
ing property found within his control was
simply held subject to the claim of the right
fnl gunner
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BORN.

Sacramento, March 14-wife of S Dombrower a
daughter.
Fenryn. March 9-Wife of Frank Ward, son.
Gas Point. Shasta county, December 15-Wife of
Henry NJ. Roekhold, daughter.
Near Gas Point, Shasta county, February Wife Of
William L. Tontine, twins-son and daughter.
Near Gas Point, Shasta county, February 9-Wife
of George MacAllister, son.
Gas Point, Sh'sta county, March 12-Wife of II. II.
Shuffelton,
Tehsrna, March 11-wife of j. r. Kelley, a son.
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vent any work being done before the first of
june or later.
The weather is delightful-warm days and
cool nights.
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- s-A~ " .t-J
evening from s TO II n171m
California Sugar Manufacturing Com.
pany.-Location of Office and principal place
Of business Iseton, Sacramento county, California
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the Di-
reetors of said Company, held on the 23d day OF
February, A D. 1880, assessment, No. Z, of 81 so
per share levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable immediately, in United States
gold COIN to the Secretary at the Office OF the Com
pany, at Isleton Any stock upon which this assess
day of March, a. D. $780, will be declared delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before, viii be sold on
FRIDAY the 9th day of April, A. D. 1880, at the
Office of the Company, at l o'clock p NJ, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of adver
tising and expenses of sale
f. A. ROE, Secretary,
No. 21l Ellis street, San Francisco.
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The sEarysyiIlc Election Escape from
Jail.

NIARYsvILLE, March 15th.-The municipal
election is progressing in this city to-day. Up
to noon 80 votes were poled, and a good
deal of scratching was INDUCED in. Stone
(Dem.), for Mayor, and Casad, Citizens nom
inee for Marshal, are ahead, and viii prob
ably be elected.
Ira McNeal and John Ryan, two prisoners
in the Suffer county jail, made their escape
late yesterday afternoon by saving off the
iron bolts to the door. The former was held
for grand larceny. and the latter for burglary
Sheriff Harkey offers 500 for their arrest.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BIZ RAIL.
Fears of a Freshet along the Columbia
River,
CALIFORNIA.
kearney Held on One Chargc-Assess-


kearney Held on One Charge-Assess.
Dleats.
SAN Francisco. March 15th-Tn the
Police Court to- day Judge Rix delivered
lengthy decision in the case Of Denis Kear-
ney. On the charge of vulgar and threaten
ing language against Spreckels he held the
defendant guilty, on the ground that it was
calculated to provoke breach of the peace.
The second charge-that of threatening to
kill any person who should plot against his
ife-the Court held could not be considered
killing would be justified We're recited as a
qualifying threat. Sentence reserved till to-
morrow
Consolidated Pacific levies an assessment of
81. Queen Bee levies an assessment of 10
cents
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A CURIOSITY FOR ARcHEoLoGIsTs.-
Yesterday we were assured by Messrs.
Autry and Edwards, well-borers, that on
the day before, while boring we'll on the
farm of Mr.. Sherwood Wise, some four or
five miles from Athens, and just beyond
Middle Oconee river, they took out from
the middle of as hard a granite rock as they
had ever encountered, forty-six feet under
the ground, a complete iron wedge, such
as is generally used in splitting rails of
wood. The iron wedge is in the possession
of the gentlemen who took it from the
rock, and it is apparently but little worn
This certainly is most remarkable Incl
dent, and one well calculated to puzzle our
scientists and mineralogists. This ex-
traction of solid iron wedge in a state of
perfect keeping from a hard blue granite
rock, forty-six feet under the ground, is
truly the wonder of the age. 1t has at
tracted good deal of curiosity and COM
ment.-[Athens (Ga.l Banner, February
l4th.
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An unexpected pleasure. Beloved but
unresponsive fair one: $50 glad to see
you, Cousin Charley, and so kind of you
to drop in Now, you'll sit couple of
hours with grandmamma, won't you just
to amuse her while Arthur and l take a
stroll in the garden. And be careful to
speak as loud as you can, for she's very,
very deaf, poor dear RI Harvard Lam
poon,
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BEWARE of all limitations in Rock i Rye
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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FoR the prettiest Giughams, Percaies and
Trimming Laces, go to l.. Bien's, southwest
corner Eighth and streets.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Capital Cslonnade, No. IOt7 Tenth street.
Private rooms for families. The best OF wines
liquors, cigars, etc. JOHN HECTOR, Proprietor.
flS- I'm
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No. 21l Ellis street, San Francisco.
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With your complaints about your teeth" said an
ANNOYED father to his 90 sweet six,eener" " | told
YOU to buy the S0ZoD0NT and use it, but you didn't
and you deserve to suffer" And so She did, and
all other sweet-sixteener5 who act like her.
mrl1 -3tThSTu
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NOTICE..

DLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE
Construction OF Hall Of Records
viii be received by the Board of Supervisors OF the
county Of Sacramento, M to APRIL g, 1880.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
mr13td T. II. BEREEY, Clerk
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Grand Hotel Property I!

STUATED ON THE CORNER OF FRONT
y and K streets, Sacramento city, directly op..
poste the steamboat landing, and nesr the railroad
depot. The best location in the city for hotei
and business property. viii be sold low, with favor
years at q low rental. Inquire Of E. CADwALADER,
No. 81 street, Sacramento; or 8. P. DEWEY, no
3OS Pine street. Sar Francisco dzz 5pu
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EVERY LADY SAYS so.

Hte TO LANsING'S INTERNATIONAL hotel
VI K st. bet Third and Fourth, for the Cieanes y
Neatsst and Cheapest Rooms In the city, nom - !"
IS week. Meals, 2bc. Board, a %. mrio'"
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MARRIED.,

Monterey, March 3-H. B. Watson to Rebecca
Krampner.
jacksonville, March -l'r Chester to Mrs Emily j.
Smith.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT.
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$50 REWARD

uYILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY
w OF the living or dead body Of c. s. COZ
FIN. Apply to P. BOIL or Fl. A. WEAVER.
mr11-lws
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TIE SAN FRANCISCO SITUATION.
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"Censomme. a. the Forrest" every
evening from TO II n17-1m
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Kearrey Convicted On One Charge-con-
ference of Citizens.
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Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JOHN X. BRIERLY-
JULY 10. 1880.
CONVEYANCE5.

Geo L Long, assignee of P f Temple
to u h Fowler. Nov 10, 1879 u ndfvided
y of b.ks l, s AMI 3, and lots l, !, 8, z. 8, 0,
IL, blk 20, and all lots not sold in big ~,
town Of ON uton; SO IS.
Jones q ~ u lie ,nard, by County Tax
Collector, to ~ NJ Jones-LOts l. 3, 8 aud
4. blk VI; lots l, 2, 3, 4, o, 10. II. 10 Ia. IL.
II and IL, blk +; lot {, blk N; lots and
10, blk x, Mount Pleasant tract, city;
Sll 98.
W h Lewis and Jane. his wife, to Geo
Or. Feb ii, 1880 N W Il o, NV II of SW
u Sec SO. fwp | N, Il ~ W Subject to
mortgage to II + II 1T for s270): 500.
8 Il Jones to Emma Du nham-NE a Of
NV 4 Of NE n Sec n, TWO $. X 10 wi;
$3.50 Cd.
,Osiah Ross to Samuel T McNeal-40
acres, Ro Santiago de Santa Ana; t!,Ov0
Naomi Mosely to Emma l. Richards,
June a, lS8S-7,a acres W side santa
Anita road and n side road tn L. j ROSES
In wv u Of Sc 4 sec 2. Twp : s, IL IL WI;
81. 800.
Maria Jesus de Shorb wife OFF De Barth
Shorb. Aunis Wilson and ruth Wilson
to Sydney ~psland, Jan 7, 1850 -l0.2 acres
In NV u Of NV n >ec IL, iwp =, Il IL
W, reservipg all water rights; 500 81.
Lake Vineyard Land and W ter Asso..
citation to Newell Mathews 3 IS acres OF
lot and lot 7 no acres In blk @, san PAS
quail Tract, with water rights; sSSS 90.