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Probate Notice

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF Pr NAL, IN PROBATE COURT.
 In the matter of the estate of Fordyce Phelps. deceased, notice for publica- tion of time appointed for proving will, etc.
 Pursuant to an order of said court, made on the Sd day of December, 1881, notice is hereby given that Monday, the 2d day of January, 1882, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day, at the court room of said court, at the town of Florence, in the said county of Pinal, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said Fordyce Phelps, deceased, and for hearing the application of Aaron Mason for the issuance to him of letters testa- mentary, when and where any person in terested may appear and contest the same.
 G. L. WRATTEN,
 Probate Judge and ex-otticio Clerk
 Dated December Sd, A. D., 1881. 36
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24

Ex-SEoRErARY BLAINE will pronounce the eulogy upon the dead president at the forthcoming congressional memorial ser vices.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24

DELEGATE OuRY has introduced bill for the appointment of commission to ascertain the losses sustained by Arizona through Indian depredations.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24

IT IS reported that the Arctic exploring steamer Jeannette has been found off the Siberian coast.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24

TIE ENTEnPRIsE wishes its readers a merry Christmas.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24
Ranch For Sale.

Thompson's ranch, situated about half mile from Florence, is offered for sale. For particulars inquire of Buckalew < Ochoa
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24

FLORENCE, SATURDAY, DEC. 24. s1
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24
THE WEDGE.

The vein of horn silver struck in this mine last week IS the richest yet found in the district. Two assays were made from rock taken at random from the vein, and one gave return of s5,O00 in silver to the ton and the other S1, 800. The ledge is fully fifty feet in width, and in cross cutting 1t on the surface several streaks of galena, averaging from 2l to inches, were found. They will probably come to- gether farther down.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24

Frank Wilkinson, one of the owners, brought us some specimens from this mine Tuesday. They show rich copper glance and chlorides and came from vein one foot and half in width. On this claim there is 7-foot ledge running par allel with the above named vein and car rying galena all the way across, assaying from s17 to $20. The claim lies within a few hundred feet of the Seven Cotton woods.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24
THE CORPUS.

Mir. Jose NJ. Ochoa, the owner of this property, has contracted for the sinking of forty feet more on the tunnel. The breast of the present tunnel shows fine body of galena which assays high in silver, and the completion of the present con tract will undoubtedly show good results.
 Assessment work has just been com pleted on the following claims:
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24

For maps and particulars, call on Gold man G Co.,, PinaI, or at the town.
 THOS. COCHRAN.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24

In the same group, continues to improve with depth. A sack of ore was taken from the 60-foot level and tested at Mel rose last week. The result was $50 in silver to the ton and a high per cent of lead. The vein at the point from which the ore was taken, is B feet wide, and solid galena. There are now ten tons of this ore on the dump, and Mir. Sibbalds, the superintendent, is preparing to ship it to the Melrose smelter for reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-17
JOHN SHERMAN.
His Remarks on Change at Gin
cinnnti,

CIyCISNATI, November Ii Hon. Jno.
sherman appeared on Change ts-day,
and made brief address, in which he
alluded to the dark days OF tho past,
when he had spoken to Cincinnati
merchants, and congratulated them that
these wore past, and that now no coun-
try hsd better prospects thsn this, be-
ing at peace not only with the rest OF
the world, out among themselves. Near
~ ali the sspsrities which have divided
tho people have passed svsy.
After the reception given TO Gsn.
sherman at Atlanta yesterday, sure'
~ the Democrats and Republicans
Of Cincinnati should have no cause to
quarrel. He knew no political Issue in
Ohio worthy OF the name. The tariff
used to DO q cause OF difference, but
when d. ". voorhees,, of Indians, and
John Sherman, Of Ohio, stood side by
side on this subject, he thought Cincin-
natl politicians OF different parties could
do the same. Continuing, he spoke cf
legislation in the interest OF tho busi-
ness oon nmunity. alluding TO the law TO
assist an honest creditor ia pursuing =
debtor, and to the law for the direction
OF commerce between States, which, he
said, should be framed with a view to
the interests OF Business men.
Mr.. Sherman. goes to Atlantis in the
morning, in company with Richard
Smith, Benjamin Eggeston and a few
others OF this city.
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RELLAIRE.

W. q. Barnard has returned from the
west.
Mr.. C. Troll, of St. Clairsville, was in
town Yesterday.
G. i. ARMSTRONG, OF Arnstrong's
Mills, was about town yesterday.
Mrs. T. II. Morris has returned from
Newark much improved in health.
Mayor Criswell has been in st. Clairs.
vile the past two days on business.
James A. McMaster, editor OF the
New York Freemen's Journal, is in the
city.
Miss Ella Brodie has returned from 4
very pleasant visit to friends in Steubsn-
vile and Pittsburgh.
J. H. Grafton is using tho City Hall
as a salesroom this week and is selling
furniture there at auction.
Diphtheria seems to be almost wholly
eradicated from our midst. There arc
but few lingering cases lstt now.
Business in Bellaro is booming, snd
the outlook for the city is very hopeful.
Foreign capital is being drawn in here
all the time.
Another young man vas h,ptised at
the Disciples church, last night. Meet
irgs are held cvc!y evening. The pub
lie is inviteG 10 attend.
Mr.. George Keller anh 5iis, Jennie
MCGEE were united in T1arrlas. At tho
brides residence on TTtaiav evening.
Success to yo1
John Hsifsid, N enpioys in th- B.
4 $. W.yirl, was run into ~ car, yes.
,erday afternoon, ia;e, r'i'" r"nning
Itch ing IN :
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New Chlcers Elected.

NASHVILLE, TENS., November Is
TIE im0jcGn'S Huntsville, Ala special
savs that the stockholders Of the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad unani-
mouslY elected the following board Of
directors: Y. X. Stevenson, John L..
Cadwaladcr, Cha,. Il. Swain, Daniel
NJ Evans, oi New York; w. i. Eison,
Of Huntsville; W. NJ. harrington,
J. A. Hayes, Jr., r. D. Frazier, OF
Memphis; \. NJ. Eogt. Wm. Duncan,
James ID. Porter, Jere Baxter, OF Nash
vile; c. II. PunzAy, oi Augusta, Ga.
The Directors elected Y. L. Stevenson
Precedent, and Jerc Baxter Vice Presi-
dent. The Directors will decline to
reCogniza any claim vi the East Tennea-
see, Virginia and Georgia railroad or
lcssees, and will Immediately take
stepS to take charge Of the property and
run it in the interest OF the stockholders,
The gross earnings were increased 81
per cent. over last year but the eTpens-
es were largely inCre 'sed by the pur'
chase Of steel rails. The stock is owned
principally in New York, Nashville and
Memphis.
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A BASTARD DEED.
A NOTORIOUS RUFFIAN KILLS AN
OFFICER.
Sill RobiRSon Kills the Town Marshal Of
Maiden, and FIRES Thrse Shots al
the Mayor Great Excitement
Existing and
FEARS THAT ne WILL Sc LYNCHe0.
Ssecjsl Di,ps;ch 20 the Register.

Ssecjsl Bi,ps;ch 20 the Register.
CHARIRsroN, W. Va,
November rs, $50 P n
Yesterday evening, mas named Bill
2obiason, notorious character OF Nal
den, mining town six miles above this
city, shot the town marshal, Allen Bel
cher, through the hesrt. killing him
instantly.
As soon As this was known the Mayor
and posse of citizens attempted to ar
rest tbs murderer, when hs fired three
Ihot, at the Mayor, none OF which, for
tunstoly, took effect.
Robinson was finally captured and
taken to Charleston, where he was lodg-
Ell in jSil. At Maiden the whole town
is reported to be in tremor OF excite
ment, and graye fears are entertained
thar ne Will be Ivnchcd. The streets
are now crowded with al excited mass
OF people, who make no secret OF their
intentions, and unless assistance is fur
nishsd soon, thsre is little doubt tho
nurderer will be hung.
A small number are advocating delay
and letting ths law take its course. but
they sre bat few.
Second Dispatch.
CHARLESTON, S:5UrN.
rhsrs il :rest excitement il the city,
tonight, oVor the report that thers is a
mob coming from Maiden with the
sIoved intention OF lynesing Robinson,
row confined ia jail here, for KILN,
Belcher, the Tsrr Marshal.
Col. Appleton has ordered the State
R,hemsn on duty 10 protect the Jail, in
case of assault, which it is now believed
will be made.
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GRIM ES.
Il Most Brutal Murder,

n NhOSb - oboA A1 1uA eSh'
CHICAGO, November It,. At ten
O'Clock last evening the headless trunk
of Miss Ella kesner was found at place
known az Wabash Railroad aHd Seven
ty-frst street, in EDglewood. The
marks on the person OF the deceased
plainly indicated foul play. She was 20
years OF age, prepossessing, educated in
the East and attending the Normal
school at EnglewoOd. She was regard
ell as a young lady Of brilliant prospects.
Upon hearing the fact the town be.
came greatly excited, and bands
OF the residents went out ir-
every direction to get clue
to the murderer. Miss kesner has been
acting strangely OF late, and common
remark was: something liz preying on
Enen's mind" Last night she retired
AS usual, but subsequently rose, dressed
herself, and going to the room oi the
superintendent's wife, complained OF
feeling i'll. She was sent back by that
lady, but instead of going to her room
went out on the street, and at 10 O'Clock
the BODY was found secreted in weeds
by two students, w. s Patrick arN W.
S. Warner. Both arms and legs were
broken and there were several cuts on
the body made with knife.
The head lay some distance from the
h0iy. Parts of the hands and feet
were scattered about in the grass,
indicating that the murderer had de-
posted his burden hurried!y and fled.
Over the left nipple was knife wound,
but not sufficient to cause death. The
thighs and abdomen were badly disCol-
ored, carrying the impression OF an out
rage. Two men in the garb OF tramps
we're seen at Ii o'clock rapidly walking
along Wentworth avenue, but though
pursued by the excited CitiZeus, they
escaped.
This morning the citizens threaten to
deal summarily with the murderer or
murderers, if found Town, Of the lake
police, thinks the girl was run over by
IN incoming train, but the truth OF the
matter is still in doubt.
A Cowardly Assassination.
SAN Francisco, November 16.-A
Portland, Oregon, dispatch says: News
ha, Just been received OF the cowardly
assassination 0! John Hawks, in
Willow Valley, Union county, near
Idaho. Hawks and Il man named
Adams were camped in tent and dur.
lng the night volley OF rife shots was
fired into it. Five bullets pierced
= wks, fairly riidiirg hin, snd Adams
escaped unirjrred. There is no clue to
TIC perpetrators or the motive which
prompted the Geci.
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PAIiKERSBUKG.
8itrr the Red Men-Circuit
Cnurt-Thc ola Cemetery.


cd Co--csrordg0,s ot The sgehr-
P,gEErsurEG November =.
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"e' '', ,''''''''' '''o
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was gwen 70 the Jury a. C'o'E' 'HN
a. thus writing TO Eyrntct rsnCersh:
An Illustration OF tue power tf the
press "a correcting an eSlGinS eVi' r~
H.TH. ha.= a 4
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THAT MILL.
1t Fails to Como Or.

ERIE, Pa, Novo1nb ber I6-The adver-
ti,ed departure for Canada was a blind.
The peninsula had been 6xed upon for
the fight and arrangements made to
lsave the harbor and turn back and land
the men at Lawrence Bay, an indentS-
ton OF the peninsuls. Aftor tho tight
tas principals and backers were to go
the head of tho bay, five miles shove
the city. wIiere q carriage in waiting,
WAS 10 drive them 70 Girsrd.
By Some means tho authorities got
wind OF this, snd al o'clock this morn
ing the prlls fighters were astonishod
to find the revenue cutter Perry with
steam up, guns shotted, and a strong
forcs Of marines aboard. The mouth of
the harbor was blockaded and the steam
yacht notified If she refused to stop
when she was signallcd sho would be
fired iato.
a strong force OF police and specials
were on hand, and the Chief OF Police
and Sheriff notified all tho Erie parties
presumed TO be going along that they
would be arrested with the pri.s fighters.
At this hour the nsnssers ore said to
be negotiating for the Pearl to take them
of to some distant point. The fghs
must take place to-day, or it is of
altogether.
Second Dispatch.
RMs, Pa, November l6.-Ths pusi-
lists being foiled ia ths scheme to fight
here, boarded Wsst-bound Lake Shore
train at 10 o'clock, and went over the
line into Ohio.
A ring was pitched ahout tive miles
east of Connaute, on the Pennsylvania
border. Three rounds were fought,
when an OHIO constable appeared on
the scene and commanded them to de-
sist.
The crowd then ran scros. into Penn
sylvania, whers the referee declared the
fight draw. 1t will probably be con-
eludcd some where else, at another
Sip,n
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND

The adltor of the "Timss'' in America.
LONDON, November 16.-John Wal
ter, OF the T'~c,, speaking in Berkshire,
On tbs result Of his tour in America,
said it was desirable there should bs, in
all English countries, body of mon
sble to advise their nsighbors, who are
about to go TO America. Any English
man going to America, who is a good
judgs OF lsnd, who is Industrious,
might be certain OF besonins wealthy
ard prosperous before he was fifty
years old. Before the close OF the next
century the United States would havc &
population o! .00,00O,oG0. He wished
more Enslishmen would 90 there. They
would be an additional element OF sta
bilisy in the country and would be IS
likely to succeed thers 81 men OF any
sther nationality.
With Graa Of Dsit.
LoSpos, November 1s.-rhs Nsr-
quis OF Lorns, replying to an address
yesterday, ssid that there was hardly
one person in ten thousand in Canada
who did not attach the utmost value to
Its imperial connection.
Or Csyves on His Dignity.
LHNDoS, November is.-Dr. Carver
declares that because OF the unseemly
vransle on the occasion OF his recent
eiseea shooting match with Archer, on
the Gsn Club grounds, his matches
thcre are of, Including ths one for
81, coo with Stuars Wortley. unless some
other place is selected.
John Brisht's Birthday.
LesDos, November l6.-Flsrs are
generally displayed and triunphsl arch.
- erected in many places to day in
honor OF John Brisht's s.ventieth birth
day. Congratulatory addresses were
presented him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-17
TARIFF CONVENTION.
Morning Session.

CHrCAas, November l6.-Ths Tariff
Convention met at l | o'clock this morn
ing Congressman Aldrich addressed
tho audience, s1pressin: sympathy
with the objects OF the Convention.
NsssrI. J. B. Grinnall, OF Iows; Blsir, OF
New Jerssy, Osborns, Of New York,
Fsllor, OF the Bath. Maine, Board Of
Trade, HunsOn, OF Milwaukee, HaNloy,
OF Syracuse, II. II. Adams, OF Cleveland,
and others made brlet addresses.
The Committee on Resolutions will
report this afternoon.
Tomorrow tho association will yisi:
ths Fullmar and Stock Yards.
During the morning session thero was
much discussion and denunciation OF
the British shipping interests. Ono
speaker objected to the recent saluting
OF the British flag at Yorktown.
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Big Sult Compro1nised.

ST. LoCIs, Me, November l5-A
conprors,. has been effected between
the Es;ioasi Miilers Association srd
.he George T.. Smith Niddllngs Psrifi.r
Comp.ny, By which two suits broush,
Ivy the Ntter s=-;n'E tie most preminent
miller oI she county, fer legged isfrirg.
mems al what &c known - the Coohrsn.
pas-Hts hss oeea sett sd. Ons Of the
I1ss aatss wss no, by tee uillsrs before
s1H o. s Circuit Coua hsrs, and isaov
dosks'es 10 Saa Suprens Court O; tb,
United States, wisTa Il would nst k.y,
BEAN reached FOR trial uatil Hext sprins,
bat for the presen, conpromiss. Bfforts
have long hsen p-ndiu- 70 settle these
law salts, and yesterday culrainated sue
cessiully.
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FIRES.
Burning okWason SHOPS.

buEulIS & OF w sSSCh ShOps.
BELsvUs, o., November l6.-The
wagon shops OF Georgs Ebert and
Joseph Dorr were burned. Loss, S4 4,000;
partially insured; cause inoeudiarisa.
Motel eurnsd-Loss $4,000.
DULCrH, November l6. - About 3
s'clock shis afternoon, are broke out
ia ths boiler room Of the Clark House,
rhe principal hotel in this city, and ia
lass than thirty minutes ths
flames had spread throughout tho
entire building. The structure WAS
~ood AID is totally destroyed. Tho
loss Is roughly estimated st about 800.
OG9. TIC insurance oa the buildirg
and furniturs, IS far SIS scsrsained to.
night, Sis sbout $4,000.
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Another Convention.

CHICAGO, November !G.-The seventh
annual convention oil the Railway Pas
senger and Freight Conductors Mutual
Aid and Benefit Association OF the
United States and Canada, began its
session here to day with about one
hundred delegates present, First Vice
President Robert Laughlin, in the chair,
After reading the address OF the absent
president, james Il. Sherman, the com.
mittees were appointed and recess
t3kpU
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Fire UndarMrltera.

NFw YORK, November l6.-The Ma
tional Convention OF United Fire Tn.
derwriters OF America, convened this
morning with A. Lowden snowden,
President OF the Fire Association oil
Philadelphia and Director of the Mint,
in the Chsir. The meeting is largely
attended bv prominent Underwriters
from all sections OF the country. The
President, in his address, advocated a
uniform tax rate in every State.
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French Visitors Entertained.

CHICAGO, November l6.-Ths French
visitors were formally received this
morning by Mayor Harrison, who well
coined them in an address delivered in
the French language. N. Abheville re-
sponded in behalf of his companions.
At noon the vintOrs were on Charge,
aud were received with the customary
good nature by that hody. rhi. alter
noon there was reception at General
Sharidan's residence.
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A World of Good,

On. OF the most popular medicines
now before the American public, is hop
Bitters. You see it ev rvwhere. Peo-
pie take it with good e'fect. L. builds
them up. II is not as pleasant to the
taste as some other bitsers, as it -
whisky drink. 1t is more W."
fashioned bone set tea (
world of good. II you.
right try Hop Rtters.-
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Attorney Corkhill ash
the oath be administere,
& whole.

Attorney Corkhill ash
the oath be administere,
4 whole.
This being done, the b.
uey moved the Court to al,
der to give the jurors an Oppol
attend to their respective busi
ters. At this point Scovl!e
make
Personal Explanation
regard ng the paper which was obt.
from the prisoner this morning.
said he did not approve of the docume.
and wished this distinctly understood.
At the conclusion OF his remarks the
prisoner arose and in an excited man
ner insisted he had not yet accepted the
services OF counsel, and declared that
until he did 80 be would defend himself.
The Court then adjourned until to.
morrow.
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Cabinet RnmorA

a report is current that Secretary
Liucoln will shortly retire voluntarily,
irom the Cabinet, and that Hon. Emery
Storm will be tie ne" Attorney General,
ani cx Senator ChGliee, o. Colorado,
succeed kirkwOod as Secretary OF the
Interior. Chauncey |. FiIley is men.
toned as Postmaster General, General
I.ongstreet as Secretary Of the Navy,
and General Boale, OF this city, a. Sea-
ratarv Of War.
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Collision nc Ssa.

HALIsAI, n. g., November ls.-The
steamship Howsrds, Captain ShottoH,
ssasd e. Portland, Me-, sosl lsden, col.
lided e6 ssnb,o with ths brissatipe
Enms, Csptaia Darling. from Philadel.
pnia 10 Hsiitsr, coal laden. Both YES
seis were 20 badly damaged that the
crews abandoned them sad took to tho
boats. They were picked up by . Sovs
seotisn vessel and brought 10 this port.
Both vessels sunk. This less on the YES
sells is estimated st 100000.
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Delegates Appointed,

~. LOUIS, November l6.-At a meet
ing OF the EI.c1tire Committee Of the
Nstionsl Mille-s' Association, tho fol-
lowing -,re srpointed delegates to the
Tariff Convention to be held ia Cooper
Is.ttuts. New Yo's, November c9th
acd 3Gvh: G,o,ss Bsin. st. Louis; q.
. $saserson, Milwaukee; J. A. Hinds,
syraruse, r. Y; Robert Tyson, Bsiti.
moro; P. II. Snail, York. ra; ". II.
DnwooSy, ard Fred. schu.linkcher,
Akr n, Ohio; Thomas Chester, Bufralo
Sichoise Ellis. EEan.yil ., Ind William
Hayden, reeum-a, Mel and 4 H.
sey ybert, Hi2hlsnd, Illinois
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Valley railroad will begin
:ad 1t is probable that the
u,s.,s amount OF money san be
.aised.
Many are tho complaints made by
tho telephone subscribers because there
Is only one wire running to Wheeling.
1t causes great deal Of Inconvenience.
The list Of subscribers will bs greatly re-
duced hero next year.
Aman who has been in this city for
some weeks past in search OF . vile,
failed to secure ono and has loft for
other fields OF labor. BE was crank,
sure, oven if he did think lots at the
ladies.
Stone for tho foundation Of the sol.
dier,' monument 10 being placed cl the
50 uare. The position Of ths aonuneht
has boon changed and it will bs placed
midway between Thirty-fourth aad
Thirty-afth streets, On Belmont.
Property owners are coming 10 ths
front with numerous sites for the Bel.
lairs Sheet Iron Works. Sites up and
down the river sld TO the west OF the
city, oil with coal privileges, have been
offered. Ths subscription books will bs
opened about the e5th, and itisthouGht
that thore will rot bs much trouble IN
raising $1.5, 900. This ind ustry will add
greatly to the prospects for Bsllaire, a:
it will necessarily bring hundreds Of
families ts this city.
A high mass OF requiem for the repsse
Of the soul Of Archbishop AeHale, oil
Tuam, Ireland, was celebrated IN 81;
johns Church Yesterday. Father Gull
explained chow holy and wholesoms' 4
thing it 10 to pray for the dead, and how
much entitled 10 thsir gratitude vas tn Z
prslate, patriot and scholar. John oi
Tuam," called by O'Oonnell the "Lion
Of tho Fold OF udsh." A very largo and
Intelligent audience wss in attendance.
Father McMenania assisted in tbs
sanctuary.