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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-05-20

"Ah Ia aid Ionos, IN biiat douxI
! lnnW irDnl gaide sweet maidru, fair;
MethiphH IT bears perfume now,
Straight frHin hG breath III AlH8es rat0.
know ibs rash
1ts Hnrrilego 10 break The seal
OF itia white envelope that wi apps
AHd yet, 70 see who ts So leal,
iain VIII open II pcrhnpa -s5
t'ye made q mash
II read 4 ueHr Sir YOU owe this bar
All u, aud must haYe my pay;
You've hung ME mp too long, hy far;
And i'll not wait another day
Hltraie.m uosld
aDEAcoN," said the widow, ns she
sttellcd III feline manner the maltese
tably that evidently lay iii her lap for
tint purpose, don't you long for spring,
with IDS balmy breath, its warm sum
shine and its gentle showers, which
awaken nature and put lifo into every
thing that Has laid cold and dead during
tile long winter and bring everything
III ont Of The cold, cold ground into light
and liio2R Well, hardly, widow, re-
spondad tho deacon; lyon know ] buried
lily second wife last fan.
TIM following reached the New Or
leans PtcaYufte with the request that it
should be published as an ADVERTISE
meut: 2 want ahonse ceaper one that
knowes how to ccap ahouae III its proper
manor one that win help makal aliying
and that is we'll respected in good So
ciety with good education but not thro-
graduate with some property so that it
viii amount to one Thousen dollars or
more meadium sisc girl but not to ex-
ceade Twentythree years of age, az that
is my age / am amediun sice man with
darek hair small gray eyes small eyers
and round face worth about Twothousen
dollars with no bad habits Young girls if
you want TO marry and think you will
fill the place write to me for L mean
What ! ssy. Direct to, etc.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-05-20
: aquare . ton linea q solld alnion-
PrrH AND POINT.
.NAr mndo I'M IrIlnIhin Z

WHAr nude the brilal tnp?
Scnori.n II SlI ..,aJos N smear
iiN'so = '''sAl1Ss-. ieslt'iMoa money.
4 WATCHED pot never boils' over.
THf drum maioris tha display head"
d 2 brass baud.
WHISKY il tho livcliest asGlln-born
child on record.
FoR thirty yenrs liz silver 3.Sent
pipers hnye brpd rinotinnal nrof,nity
otrnr ,,oo, ~ baya NH, ,an II
,,,.. NJ Nh Ni; .l
fnie
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Nh. 19ii. .s.Nl 'is@iIa M,i'sSp'
o.tl u.N.iiios = N'Me iie iisN9 ~ W.
eoi,s''li'is'
WEATHER. prophecy When you SEQ
tMe cals ~ tlie wo99dslled looking aqeh /,
g.,iiict r. tiie cye and waving them tnils,
u "A Y slgil n = a,l'siQh
! rrr outside my window largo
haN tilled Will mold, and sowed Il
wlil seed What 40 Non tltml, came
up3 ! Wheat, bnrley, AZ oats
No z Policeman, Who ordered me e I
remove II.
& Now, GEORGE. Won must divide ther
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-05-20
one Mho Hns KIIled 1.1Gf neer.

HE Elfnira ffee Press snys Charles
q. Smith lives iii Tuscmora Township.
Steuben County, about four miles from
Addison. Iii conversation with orr cor
respondent he said . came from Che
mango County into this region ii 1910,
it was wilderness iuto which We went
Not tree Of tile old forest had been
fellcd There was great hunting heres
aboats hi those days, continued Mr..
Smith. / remember Well when my
wife would soy to me, Well, Charles, |
want you 10 20 ont and get me deer.
/ would Start i'll the afternoon when the
sun was only an hour high and get three
Or four deer before il got very dark.
WHY, / have myself killed rs high rs
eigllty-four dee& in one season. IL have
kcpt account Of the number / have killed
ana it is .1G4, MI, too, within radius Of
six Or seven miles from this spot, and
every one III Steuben' County. My
father taught me to shoot on the rum,
long years ago, when we were living in
Chenang County, and when / was but a
little boy. We would 60 out OH side
hill and my father would roll n pumpkin
down it. While it was under way /
fired, aud / practised SO constantly and
patiently that / got so could hit the veg
etable every time. / did this SO ] could
learn to shoot deer on the run, and il
gave me excellent practice and skill.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-05-20

SURELY, that preaching which comes
from the soul most works on the soul.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-05-20

A NoRTHERs.paper praises the " In
dian Hair Bestorer He is a fraud.
No Indian was ever known TO restore
any hair He files it away as a certiti-
cats on which to draw rations from Un-
Gle Sam.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-05-20

M. PRUDHoMME lands the advantages
Of gymnastics. "There is nothing like
it for the health, he says; sit increases
a mans strength, prolongs his days
-"But our ancestors did not practice
gymnastic, and yet" ''They did not,
and what is the consequence They are
dead, every man of them. Figaro.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-05-20

If ever | marry, Katie Yale used to
say, half il Jest, hall in earnest IF
ever ! marry, the happy manor the
unhappy one, if you please ha! hal
shall Pc Z person possessing these three
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
esIoI.e zEining Exehanss.

Our business men have at last awaken
 ed 10 tie necessity of lsawng rcprtsenta-
 tive men abroad and have taken the ini.
 tisfpry step booking so chsl end Two
 meetings have l.een held in ikc BKbr of- fee, programme adopted. committees ap-
 pointed and stock subscribed An office
 wilI be established in Globe where miners can list their mines for sale win the as.
 suranee that the agencies sn other locali
 iies will be duly infornled in relation
 thereto. The first office 10 he established
 will be in Tucson in time tp meet the an
 ,icipated influx Of mine buyers, from east and west which are sure to find their way, lly rail 10 that place. upon tbe abatement of cold weather. The time far sach step ls near at hand and ibe opening of aif rail by a junction of the A. T. < S. r. and s. P R. routes win afford the oppor. unity for thousands of persons who do net care to independence themselves CT be subject to the fatigue of stage travel, to come and see for themselves, and learn, with the proof in sight, of our wonderful metallic wealsh. which ss know we have, in Globe Distrirt. and through tbe repre- sentations of trusted agents We expect to bring our mineral wealth to tue knowl- edge of others and dIreet those seeking in- in mines to lelobe, where they are most likely 10 get their monies worth of mining property. Cur merchants and business men have given the project eu- and it behooyes mining men as well 10 lend helping hand.
 Since the above was in type an organi- zation has been effected by the election of officers. E.F. KelIner, President Jobn H Hise. vice President; 4 H- Morehead. Secretary F. B. Knox. Treasurer; Com. miitee on numerals. q. c. Stallo, Geo. Scott, s. Klein. Committee on constitution and bylaws Morehead, Hise and Kellner. Edward C0ker, agent at Tucson. With such men as officers it Is evident that bu. siness will be bone on he square and that no wildcat sclsemes wiil bts fosiered or countenancedlby the associalion
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
PerNonaI.

Sheriff Gabriel wits here the present week, as gleaner in the taz field, and no
 lonm discovered much tnre among tle wheat.
 Nc learn that the old reliable scout, saptain Bnford. has, or shortly sill take charge of a company of Indian soldiers wish headquarters al Fort Bowie, alias, he three onions.
 Wm McNeIly and B r. Fox will on the l2th instant in McGregor, give bonds To sociesy for their good behavior by sur rendering themselves 10 two of Iowa's fairest daughters.
 sIr. aud Mrs c. S. Van Wagenen ar. rived this week The bride and brides parents are esteemed friends of tlse writer We extrnd hearty welcome to the newly marriee pair. long and prosperous roy age upon the inward flow and ebbing tide Of life
 Dan Ming and bis l5S) brother E. A. Jones were here from Arivipai the present week. Dan returned to San Carlos sud Elias headed for Camp Thomas. be takes charge of ilie Globe < Wilcox line as su perintenden,.
 Prank Howelrs family from California arrivsd on thc S0lli ult as also P. c. Rob insou and family during present week from same State. Mr. Jtmes Pascoe after q brief soiourn in San Francisco returned 10 Globe. Al of whom intend making this place tieir permanent home. Such people are always weleome
 L. i. KELLY. special agent Of the Trav- eleFss Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn, is here.
 L J. Webster has returned from San Francisco
 E. ?. Warehouse and sister arrived in Globe the present week.
 MR. LIKE, of Colorado, just from Silver City, N. M.. reports willie there that chunk of orc valued ai s12000 Was taken from the ''5oe (Bremen'sy mine. The returns Of that mine. one month ago, footed SI 200, coo
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
Nosice ol s,hanEa LII la.nlneaa.

Having defisrmHhed to close out my re- tail business and sell nothing less than q carload at nme, and fpr.heF, as soon as Congress declares Pinal Greek nayiga. ble, will sell nothing less than stean- ship load Of 2o00 tons at q time, will until then sell all broken packages at sey- .enteen hundred and ninety-tsye per cent. below cost
 Ny superior facilities Of buying direct at Paris, Lpndon, Berlin and Ht. PeteFs- burg. coupled with being sbe onlyl ? naer- chant who has conuact for low freight with tbe U P. O. P and Bailrosds, enables meto dismnce aIl other mongeEs in Globe and United States This is no 'gozk D. HHHDERsoN
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
CoNsTABLE's SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued out oi Justice of Che Peacc e. A. SwaSey's Court. Of Globe Precinct .0ila Township. Bounty oi Pinal, Territory of Arizona, dated the 27th day of December 1880. iu @ certain action wherein Abrsbau Henderson. as plaintiff, recovered indgmeBt against the silver Mug gcf Mining and Mailing Company for tbree hantlred dollars damages. and eighty-four slollars and thirty cents costs Of suit l$8s4 50) on the goth day of December, 1880, ! have levied upln the follOaipy described prop erty. tn-Wit: Ten Battery dies, % battery shoes. 70 pan shoes, I stamp stem and tap pet. 500 feet Of steel wire cable rope ss marked, ! ease 0faelds. 1 earh0y oil Of Nit- riol ] bnistiRg sheaYe wheel Gronl.
 Hoticc Is hereby given that on Thursday, she 9th day 0fJanuary, 1884, at 9 o'clock. D. m of that day. at Lacy's Corral, Globe. County of Pinal. A. IT., { will sell al the right, fitlc and interest of the said Silver Nugget Mining and Milling Company in and Co sue ah0ye described pfcperty at public auction, tor cash OF delivery, Go the hignest aud best bidder to satisfy said execution and all costs.
 G.L TURNER, Constable.
 Dated at Globe, A. F., the 2Sth day Of De- cembeF, 1880. janl-lt
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
New Advertiaements.
Pioneer south Mine.

To an whom these preHents may concern, and more especially to Thomas J Newland and bis associates who relend Co claim the Pioneer south Mine. situated ia Pina Co.,. "A. IT., and to their employees J ou wiii take notice, that the undersigned is the rigisfiul owner Of the said mine; fiias the sale 0f said mine, or any parl thereof. is hereby forbid. Tue extraction. or remO} al of any ores from lhe said Pioneer South Mine. is also prohib- tied. and persons diTegarding this notice will he prosecuted to the extent of the law. Globe, Pinal Co.,. A. T Jan. I. 1881
 jaBllf
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
Arizona Silver Belt.
saturaay. Ianaarg } IssI..
s,upid.S s'apslvss.

Tuesday evening. Dec sSlh, an over
 flowing assembIsge of the best culture and intelligence Of Globe were present al the sI. E. Church. to witness the mar
 riagc of Alonzo Bailey one of our me-
 chant psinees, to Miss fonnie Kennedy daughter Of John Kennedy, cattle king ol this county. The wedding march, piayai upon deep-toned organ, announced she coming of the wedding party, wl,o wen. received at ihe altar by the Rev. G. H.. Adams. and who performed the service iH tle simple. earnest language of tbe Meth odist Episcopal Church The indissolil ble tie being completed, the pair which so lately snierra tbe church. left, trusting. ly, as one. and repaired fo the mansion of the groolu's bFotheF-in-law and sister, 1Ir snd Mrs. ] E. Wbne, where invited guests almost immediately thereafter be gan to arrive, and joyous time was in dulged in until one o'clock 4. M Tbe parting guests left with kindly reeollec- tian of the bosfesa. Mrs. White who ern. bodies in her graeeful, cultured manners and character the higA-ared eoaFiesg and kindliness which are the distinguishing traits of those cast in natures noblest mold Bailey is as happy as happy can be, and no longer regards society as his. glitleriug bride; be has charming wife whose naaic will be "a tower of strength snd who will lead him in fields forever fresb, and groves forever green, and weep OCT bis wounds should he be so uufoTtu- nate as to be shot in the neck on New Years, Independence Day or Christmas, by discharge from bottle, which is not likely to be tue case, for the reason that he became regenerated at tl,e altar
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF ARIzONA.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 C0UeTY oF FINAL s9 Q. c. IbBb~ bcinE duly sworn, says: know lhe mining clam on I0cafioa situate iu the Globe Mining District iu said county of PiDal. and known as tile ..'ferrihie'' mine. Tint 0H or about the first 0f April. l879, Was at said mine and examined the same al reqicff ofJames P. Abboi as to tle amount of wofk tiiaf had heen done on said niue and ! swear positifeiy chat there was af that pnie at le1St one hundred dollars worth ol work done upon said mins.
 e. C. THEIRS. Subscribed and sworn to belo me fhis 17th day Of December lkS,l
 c. A. SWASEY. Notary g. bile. We have also been on the claim and ux- amined 10 and will testify that there has been one hundred dollars worth of w0-k done on Che mine.
 N. F. DURVEA,
 A C.. HALkER.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

DONALD Rom. eo-edItor Of the BEiT. left for Prescott Sunday. 2eih git, where hc will take his seat ia the Territorial Legislature as one Of the Representatives Of Piual county He is man of rare erudition and we have unbounded eonfi- | e .h:t his work in favor of his con- s.iissents will be well and honestly per formed.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
Memezn Der tIse E.aTee Closing out Sale at E. F. Exe1Iner-

TIE Convention which mel in Globe the 24th ut, recommended !. R. Porter for Prohaie Judge; District Attorney. W. H. French; Recorder, Charles T. Martin Sheriff, c. F. Morse: TreasareF. s. Klein. supervisors-Joseph Chamberlain Globe; J k. Smith. McNillen; ] Danfortb Salt River; Coroner, J. c. Hicks. Public Ad- ministrator, T. c. SsaIlo.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
Notice

To the Administrator of the eatate of James JeWel. dekeated- who will take n0- flee that the LitIIe Raven mining claim. claimed by the said estate. is partially upon ground previously located by the under signed. and which l0eat on 0 dated Dee 6 1871, and known as Che Elftlr Ledee," !" and ecoroed in mining 1ee0nls oI Che Coun- ty cf flnal. and also "a t1e office Of tue Re c0rdcr of mining claims fer iae mining die frict os Globe. aud recorded ahcfeln on psee l76. Book k7. and, therefor. Wi.ra FOn and all ether persons tilat we wilt maintain our rights Co al the ground nained within the recorded location Of the Little Ledgen
 Globe, A I, iec. 1e ls60
 EDW ARD l-Efp0LPH, dec. 35-4t1 JOSEPH D. DEMPsEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

J. R. PORTER, the conventions favorite for Probate Judge, was nominated, as he justly deserved to be, without opposition. He is man of sterling qualities, a good lawyer, anG without doubt will i'll tie of. flee to tbe entire satisfaction of the public.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

TIE addition to the Pascoe House. 26 feet inches front, two stories high, with verandah in front, II feet wide and length ol front, viii be completed and occupied Tuesday next l. is a creditable strac- ture and presents tbe best front of any building in town. IL was erected by !. Mills for Jerry Hinderaan. which together with other buildings covering the ground. gives ample room for present hotel pur- poses. Mrs EcIsian is the lessee.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

TIE ball given by c Crime, Christuas eve. was a decided success 2l60 square feet of floor was covered with dancers. The music was superb; the supper was such as 0 tempt an epieare.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

A MAN named Anderson. in the employ Of Thomas Newland, who it is supposed was thrown from his mule, on the 27sh ugt-, near old Fort Goodwin, was found iasensiblc. He was taken to Che hospital ai Camp Thomas, where be died tbe fol- lowing day.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

QUITE an enjoyable time was bad al the M. E. Church Christmas Eve. The great see was covered with presents for the children, who were all in attendance and enjoyed themselves heartily.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

THE BELT is indebted to Mrs. s. Klein and Mrs. A Bdley for onefrup cake each, neither of which are greatly less in cir. cu'aference than King Arthur's notable round table.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

BaExEs has completed q road from the foot of Pinal mountain to his saw nil, at cost of s 900 While it may notcheap- ea tbe cost lgf lumber it will augment tle supply and insure speedy delivery.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

Notice

TRBAsURER's OFFICE, Pinal Co. A. T.
 December 16 1s80 AR warrants drawn again-t the General Fund ol l'inal C0unty, up % and including No 2O6, will be paid on presentation. In- tel est ceases from this date.
 F. B. BRADY, dec. a5-2t Go Treasurer.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

CHANGE OF -Tweed's express aereafter will leave Glohe every Saturday morning and Casa Grande, Tuesday morn ;nQ.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

4 aooD house and lot for sale cheap Apply at lhis office
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

TaH dance gwen by the 6lobr Pioneer Band was highly enjoyed and reflects credit upon the managers
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

D. HESDERsoS, on the 15tb inst, will reaeEe bis stock of goods twodoors north of the store at present occupied by bin.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01


 Remember tse Large Closing eus Sale Rt E. F. Hellner.
 Eaton 6 Bailey do not advertise to sell cheaper than any other house, but do en- pbaiically say they will sell as cheap as the cheapest
 FINE HAVANA CIGARS, twenty five in a box. put up especially for Christmas presents, at Hammon & faylofs.
 LADIES ready made suits and wraps. and a full line of Christmas goods at Meyers & Scheins
 For Good Fresh Fruit go Co John Luedke's Fruit Stand.
 Bsi, kalew & Ochoa keep n full Stock of t9oibirg and Gents Furnishing Goods. Watches, clocks and jcwcify carefully repaired and warranted at Geo. Clarke's Shop at Hitchcock S Ce's
 4 LARGE assortment of Photograph and Autograph Albums at Hammon & Taylor's
 Weekly arrival Of Produce of all kinds and fresh California frmt at 5. Klein S Co.'S.
 If you want a good imported Havana Cigar, go lo John Lucdkes Cigar Stand. For fine Liquors and Falks Milwaukee Beer go to Buckalew 4 Oihoas.
 Hard and dry Wood for sale ai the o. K. Corral, bg 'lle cord or load.
 French kid side button and front button boots for ladies at sehein's.
 JUs4 received large invoice of gents ei9thing and furnishing goods at s.. Klein t Co.'s.
 Hitchcock tE Co have a splendid assort- ment of holiday gooas, new and fresh. Albums. Vases. Perfumes, Soaps, &c. If you want 10 give your sweetheart some thing go to Hitchcock & Co.'S and buy it.. ON THE ROAD and soon toarriye, the finest assortment of Books and Fancy Sta fioneFy ever brought 10 Globe, for Ham. mon 6 Taglor
 l. X. l.. Auction Store. corner of Push .k Broad Sl. Overalls, cariixsn Jackets, and all kinds of furnishing goods cheaper than the cheapest.
 CHRISTMAS TOYS of every d~crip. sion at Hammon t Taylors
 maxriea
 At Florence. on Christmas night, ". H. sutslean9 te Miss Dougla1s
 James Nelson Of pneumonia ihe pfessai
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

TaR election for village officers sill ake place Tuesday, the 4lh inst
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

Twelve palace cars have already been engaged in New York be capitalists, for Arizona, as soon ss the Aclison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad connects witt the Southern Pacific. Passenger ualns now make reouls1 trips as far east as the Minbfes FiveF El Paso will be the next regular station, which tlie road will feach in about thirty days-S. F BHtle-
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

Eaemera her &llc Large Closing ssst s;nle at E. F. KeIlner-
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

THE Northern Thor. who, with icy hanner knocked ahe 1ss Napoleon down, ia Russia, is here.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

seRvIcEs af st Pauls Methodist Church sunday morning January 2d-
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

Geo. 1T. Cook and J. C Hitchcock who have been sick for week are eonyales chg
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

x bestff11 specimen of Silver King ore Is uou on exhibition at Heinenan s Soy. CTS drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

Remember tse Large Cfesfng sus sale .st E. ?. Reilner.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

By special request Geo. B. Iaylor, Professor of Execution and 0ratory and at present general agent for the sacga- menso Recofd- Dason. win deliver die conrse on the subject of Moral Iniiuen- ees,p 3n s. Pauls Methodist Church, next Sunday morning, at Il o'clock. An are cordially invited to be present.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

ID. SILVER BELT, LEAR clh;--4 pfe there appears to be a prevalent idea in this district. that lle camp is too slow h coming out and that we ought to have 9 boom excitement and hurrah On tbis point would like to say few words to cur prospe,ors and property owners, l have been among you long enough to be chased as ar old timer and after making my calculations from this standpoint, l aIu satisfied. that the verdict will fe inmy favor. st different times. have Lad the pleasure Co he in several camps that have had the excitement Boom, and unless a man makes a sale al tbat tine gand very many are sure not to) his chances in tbe hereafter are very slim. for ihe camp is bound to settle down to a ceriain place and fhe outside world wili say that all the best property is secured and we will go elsewhere and hnd new camp. and bere is the point. Globe stands today as a new camp in the eyes of the public and cur property Is sure to be sought af,er l1 lhe uear future. az b sale investment. This will be seen at once fs better than one of the excitemcn, Booas for had ihe boom have passed over and tbe camp sated down to she basis that oiLer camps have, whys then many of our good properties would have io be abandoned and The pros. pectors have to seek new fields and go through again all tbat be has had to con- tend wisl heretofore 6iohe is now and. has been steadily improving and making g good strong substantial growth, I would ask ny old time friends to look back for say the space of tvo years and compare Globe at that time wiill Globe to-day and they will find if they figure that the im- proyement has increased several hundred per cent At that time, how many men was there employed at wages, and wbai was our bullion shipments. and where lad we a mine hatcouid boast of a work ing shaft, say nothing of steam boisting The fact is fbe camps growth ] has bsen of that nature that unless a per son looks back and compares thc present wisl the past be is inclined 10 think if is | slow and years for aD excitement. l for one like to see this growth for 1t indicates tbat the camp is being trsed in a fiery o, deal and is steadily gaining ground and I favor in the outside world and shorily the public confidence is gained and then fhere will be no trouble disposing Of good property Our outside advantages have to soch an extent tbat we can consider ourselves connected to civiliza- lion, and when look back to when first arrived and compare the camp theH giih today. ] for oneean say give me tbe good vigorous growth rather than ibe mushroom growth that accompanies boom MIXER.