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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-27
REPORT OF TOWN ATTORNEY.

eo"s
To the Honorable. the Board Of Trustees
Of the Town Of Gold Hill-Gep<lsmen: I
herewith submit my dnal report Of all
moneys collected BY me - Town Attorney
for the year ending the arst Monday In
May. A. D. 1881. a. follows:
Delinquent taxes a charged to
me. per assessment roll. $50. 1886 81
Ten per cent. delinquency. ..... lss 81
Total. .si.4ss 90
Not sued by order Of the Board.
and withdrawn from sale. 49,. 1873 IS
Paid to Treasurer a. per receipts
IN Hls with Town Clerk. .....$ ,270 rs
Total. ..$l.46S 80
Respectfully.
J. p. F~LASSISoHAM.
Town Attorney.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
ALrA sILveR MINIHa CO..

A PANY.-Loe.aoa q psisapl pises q
business, San Francisco. osllfomta.
Location Of works, Cola Hill, Mining
Districi, Gold Hill. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. There arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdescribcd stock, on account Of assess.
ment Ono. az levied on tho second day q
August, 1881. tho several amounts set oppo.
site tho names OF the respective sharshoid.
ers. - follows:
Names. No. Certtf. bhs. Amt.
Atkipeon. poud 4 90, Trus-
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RkpoKr OF rowS sLxRx.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemen : The
following 10 my report for the quarter
ending April so. 1881:
Amount Of warrants issued. ..... S3503 rs
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TOWN TRUSTEES.
Fisai Mestiss - neperts 81 Town
Omcers-DsOhs, Asneys Etc., go
b~ Turaed over 60 the Couuty
Comusissiosers-0ood Rysl

Tho Anal meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the town Of Gold Hill was
held yesterday afternoon. Present
Trustees Dsuchy. Lemery. McCurdy
and President ipro trm.) Mercer.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were approved Al read.
The different standing committees re-
ported everything In the best condition.
The streets were In good rpair.
The Committee on Fire and Water re-
ported the mains. hydrants. tanks and
everything connected with the water
works In good condition.
The regular monthly bills. amounting
to S1osS. were. on motion. ordered paid.
The following bills. referred to the
Finance Committee and found correct,
we're. on motion. ordered paid: ]. B.
Gsenon. SO 40; B. Mercer. $6 90; ". N.
Hall & Co $ll so; D. Thorburn. 3Sc;
W. ball. % oO.
On motion. Il was ordered that the
officials Be paid their salaries up to and
iuciudins May Cd. 1881.
The Street Committee reported that
some parties had built . fence on D
street, near the Dayton toll road. on
ground purchased by the town. and
wished to call the attention Of the Coun-
y Commissioner 10 the subject.
Tue following quarterly reports from
town officers were read and ordered to
take the usual course:
nxroRr OF TOWN TnxAsuRxR.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees VI
the Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemsn ]
herewith submit my report for the quarter
to date. Nay .. 1881:
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nOrosI INNING COMPANY.-

Location VI principal place OF business,
Ban Francisco. calfoIni.: location Of works.
Virginia, Storey county, Nevads.
Notice 10 hereby given. that nj Q meeting OF
tho Board OF DIrvctors, held on tho twenty.
ninth ,2yth) day OF An Just. 1881, an assessment
mo. o. OF Fifty Cents lcocl per share MAS
ration, payable Immediately, In Unit. d States
gold coin. TO tho Secretary, al tho ONCE OF the
Company. Room NO. 70, Novads Block. NO. sc9
Montgomery street. San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which thi, assessments nail 70
main unpaid on the FOURTH tsihI day OF
orOBE,, 1851, will DO delinqusnt, and I'd
vertiscd for sale st public auction. and uniees
payment 10 made before. will be sold on I UES
DAY, the twenty. nth Cs6,hI da, OF OCTOBER.
1881, TO Day the delinquent assessment,
together with ooets Of advertising and expensss
OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
w. X. DEAN. rocre'ary.
Ofice - Ro N 70, Nevada Block. NO. SD
n ptvonerv strea, An FfanciSco. Cal. 81
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Ntnnn RETuKNs In % DAYS ON 90
SIZUU invested. 0facil reports nrsA
ri re-, i ASSs:.; s's''' HisA's Co., 49,
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GOO . w.sk IN yoar own town. Terms end
O. fsslaAd, Mama
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JULIA CONSOLIDATED MlNIN6
d 90 dPANY .-Locstion Of principal place
Of business, San Francisco, california.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the sixteenth
day OF September. 1881. IN assessment No.
16) Of Thirty Gents per thars was levied upon
the capita, stock OF the corporation, PAYABLE,
Immediately. In United State gold coin, 70 the
SECRETARY, q the once Of the Company. No. fn
California strest. Room 81. Ban Francisco. Gal.
iiornia-
Any stock upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid On the twenty nrs: l2st dsy Of
October. 1851, win DO delinquent. md advertised
for sale ct public auction. and unless payment
u made bef0re, will DO sold on FRIDAY, the
eleventh das OF November. 1881. 70 ray the
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expsnses Of sle.
By order OF the board 81 Directors.
II. a. CHARLks. Secretary,
0mcs-No. 40 California street. Room n. San
Francisco, California. 10
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TOWN x~AasHAL,a REPORT.

TOWN MAMMALS REPORT.
To the President and Hon. Board Of
Trustees Of tho Town OF Gold Hill Gen.
tlsmsn: The following 10 my report OF
the business done In my Office for tho
quarter ending April 80. 1881:
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POsTPONRMRNT

The day OF sale Of the above delinquent
stock IL hereby postp ned until TUESDAY.
snS n,.ea y, osd., ~ ,he ao.sd ~ T,.s,sSs.
WM Il. " ,TSUN, Bec'y Ala Q. n. %.
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az En- con per aay q home. samples
s. a. ~. 49, ssS sS ssis !: a''' 4ss'''''''
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THROWN POINT GOLD AND sll.
~ YER MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of

HROWN fOIS 0OLD AND Stts
~ YER MINING COMPANY.-LOcation Of
principal place OF business. Ban Francisco.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Of . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 9Th day Of
september. 1851, IN s-sessment tho. 4BI OF
Seventy Ave Cents Der share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
immediately, In United States gold coin. 70 the
secretary. st the once Of the Company, No.
SAT Pine street, Rom ., Ban Francisco. Call.
lorna.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho twelfth (la'h) day Of
OCTOBER, 1881. will DO delinquent. and
advertised for sa.s 81 public auction, and
unless pssment 10 made beiors will be sold
on WEDNESDAY. the SECOND (2dl day OF
NOVEMBER. 1881. to pay tho delinquent a..
sessment, together with costs Of advertising
aud expenres Of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
JAMES kEwLANDS. secretary,
Odice-Room 8, Eau Francisco Bioch Ex.
change Building. 327 Pine street, Ban Francs.
CO, Cal. se9
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zadig. Kullman 3 90, Trus-

80
And In accordance with law. and IN order Of
tho Board Of Directors. made on the second
cay dav Of August, 1881, 90 many shares OF
eacn parcel or such stock ~ may % necessasy
the company, No. 50 honigomssy susst.
Rooms Q and o, Ban Fnucisco. California,
on MONDAY, toe twentl.sixth t3eth) day Of
september. 1881, ct the hour Of two O'Clock
p. =. Of said day, 70 pay said dsitnqusns
ASSIGNMENT thereon. togethsr with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of tbs sals.
WV. 3. WATSON. bscretary.
ohice-Ho. 6i Non Eomery street, Rooms 8
and Q. ~ Francisco. California. ses
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JUSTICE INNING COMPANY.-
Location Of principal place Of business, San
francisco, California

-..
JUSTICE mINls9 COMrAN1.-
D Lcation Of pnncipN phce OF business, Dan
Francisco, California $500.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. storey county,
Notes II hereby given. that Of Q meeting OF
the Board OF Dirvciors, nelo on tns is!n
day OF ,op'emnsr. 1851. an asseesment tEo. sol
Of TwsntJ.nvr Cant: per share Wa levied upon
me capital .socs 9, sns corpofsnon; psysDae
the SECRETARY, at tho once q the Company,
Room .. Hsyward's Guiding, No. ti9 California
street. Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eighteenth uSthl day
Of october. 1881, VIII be delinquent, sod
unless payment 10 made before will be sold %
TUESDAY, the eighth. t6thl dav OF NOVkN'
Der, 1881, TO pay the DELINQUENT assess.
ment, together. with cosu OF advertising and
expenses OF esie.
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SEansGArED sELchEs nlsixa

Locaiiun Of principal place Of businsSs, Ian
Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notics.- Tbsrs arc ~dslinqusnt upon the FOL.
ment mo. iej levied on he third day Of Al.
qua, 1851. the soy. nl amounts ~ opposite the
names Of the respective s~harsholdss. - fol.
lows.
Namea. 0O OArtf. Aha. Amt.
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Y. KENNEDY. Town Marshal.
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omos-Room .. Hsyvsrd's BuiIdina. No. 'iip
California strest Ban Francisco. California. 10
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Qua LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERr1sgeS
WHO ThnivE faEkEBY.

Adversising Business Creates Dasi-
ncss-Pssnss nsi Prosperity Fol.
l~w -rhat ~ the Experiences Of
All who Have Tried IL
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ONCE = Ro IN 70. Nsy.da Block. NO. 500
n. ntvomery stree, S.n francisco. Cal. VI
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DEiIsQUESr SALES.
aiIxsr -laill-Ce.si..ed.

.7ut...i0....a 20
.mss. 80
. ssss :;
@....io.....2 10
.NN....9.....s 3.
.oi3....@....n@
i0....@....n 80
.'oi....~....ia~
'.'ssa TO-. 50
san =.
.es@....0.....7 10
I 90
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J. p. FLASSISoHAM.
Town Attorney.
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CHOLLAR nINlNo COMPANY.

ofnoe - Room 70, Nevada yloct. No. 500
street. Ban Francisco, Gal. ~
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THE U. 8. sgNAT1s AnzouhNEp.


Tho United States Senate, convened
by the President in extra session on the
fourth day Of March last, adjourned last
Friday, after q asssion of ten weeks,
during which no public hIeineas was
transacted, except what might have been
done In two weeks. The time was spent
by the futile etforis of the Republicans
to reward the treachery Of Malone, for
whichthe session was not called, instead
Of attending 70 TIE executive business
for which II had bsen summoned In extra
session. The true cause Of the delay in
acilag upon executive business was the
discord In the Republican party, which
t ey desired time to reconcile before pro-
ceeding to connider executive nominn.
tions, and it was not until the breach In
the party widened, ard all hopes of re-
ssnE.sllis.lan Ea=e abandoned. The. the
Republicans consented to proceed to the
business for which the Senate was called
in extra session. The result of this ex-
ira aesalon has been the unification of
the Democratic party. split in the Re.
publican party, the defeat of Conklipg,
the iluFiai of fMinhone and his hopes, and
the triumph Of constitutional princi.
ples. ,s s..
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"Lord Roscoe Conkling had little
lamb, It's name was Tommy Platt, and
when Lord Roscoe rose to 20, the lamb
10 longer sat. It followed him from
school one day, it was Lord Roscoe's
rule, and Why t did It all can see, il was
q little fool. What makes the lamb
love Roscoe so p the togas ali did cry !;
because Lord Roscoe lams the lamb the
knowing did reply And poor little
Tommy Platt doth run about and bleat,
for. having loved Lord Roscoe 70, irs
lost the public teat."- Chicago Tines.
= Conkiing has been in the Senate for
fourteen years. and the \. Y. Tribune
says that during all that time he has dis
played no craftsmanship. II asks !:
"What one measure has he originated or
advocated with such force as to link his
name with it in the Nations history ?"
From first to last he has been
nothing but an Office jobber."
His statesmapship has been that Of the
feed trough" = when every sut.
Ter passes for n general, Mr.. Conkling
may rank an statesman" He ia "S
patriot of the flesh pots."
= In long conversation with the
Courier. Journals representative at St.
Petersburg, the Gear remarked that
te wanted 10 give his people constitu-
tion, but that he didn't want a civil war.
He had Understood that the fathers of
the American Republic had begun their
government by making q constitution,
and that in less than century the coun.
try had been thrown into q civil war that
lasted four years, and ruined half the
nation, nobody having understood what
the constitution meant. 1.-THE lives of
my subjects are dear to me-" concluded
Alexander, "and love them Just as much
as i'll were bomb. proof"
- On the place of gentleman named
Mckee in South Point township. CASTOR
County, about 16 miles from this city, is
o pig, born like other pigs with the ex-
cepton that where one Of the fore legs
ought to be is in place perfectly shaped
human hand with four fingers and
thumb, with we'll developed nails upon
them. There is another exception. On
the other fore leg is toe like those of q
human being. The pig is sig weeks old.
1t carries its hand in front and parallel
with the body az if in sling and runs on
it's three legs much faster, even, than the
other pigs with four. The owner of this
pig wants $500 for him. A gentleman of
this city, Dir. G. s. Mallard, who was at
the farm yesterday and examined the
monstrosity offered the owner $50 for it
but understood from his reply that he
couldn't touch it with forty foot pole."
Dr. j. Q: Bauman, practicing physi-
cian OF CASTOR County, made scientific
examination of it and says the bones and
iiigamen;s are those of perfectly formed
hand. It will doubtless prove TO be
worth all the owner asks for it.-Char-
tottc ObServer, May Is.
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AN IMPORTANT DEcwroN.

An important decision in reference TO
the liability Of public officers on their
official bonds, has lately been rendered
by tho Supreme Cour. in the case of
York county vs.. John L. Watson. Mr..
Watson was Treasurer of York county,
and as such had collected large Sums Of
money, which he deposited In the Ci,i.
zens' Savings Bank. This bank failed
and the money was lost. The simple
question presented and decided was, Is
WATSON and his sureties liable for the
loss sustained by the failure of the bank
The Circuit Court held thst Watson was
net liable for the loss incurred by reason
of his deposit in the bank, and decreed
in his favor. The Supreme Court af-
firmed the decree and dismissed the ap-
peal.
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to this and for thirteen years lives under
ground, sucking the sap from tbs root of
the tree. At the end of thirteen to 6f
teen yeara, he emerges from the ground
bis back splits open, wings make their
Appearance, and he is then locust, and
In for six weeks Of summer holiday.
The male doea the humming, and tho
female puts 3 new stock of oggs under
the bark of the trees. SIR. schelpert
says that little damage to trees may be
looked for this year, but for the next few
years we will see hundreds of trees dying
without any discernible cause. This
will be the work Of the grubs of this
years crop Of locusts eating the life out
of tho trees underground. "a remaining
in GRUB" state for thirteen year, the
locust Is phenomenal, the largest period
OF "grubiom" for any other insect being
six years-for the stag. beetle.
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New Railroad from Columbia to
GreenyIlle.

The Greeaville Daily NeUs Of Sunday
last contains the following bit of railroad
news:
Capt. Kirk, chief engineer of the At.
lantic and French Broad Railway, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
Columbia: The following information
given by him to reporter for the Daiiy
Ae,cs will be read with interest. 1t is,
says Capt. Kirk, in seriona cnnt sn, platter:
by influential parties in the State, who
have already hcld meeting in Colum-
bia with reference thereto, TO build C.
road from Columbia TO Greenyille via
Newberry and Laurens, TO be extended
from Greenville to tap the Atlantic and
Broad Railway at some point near the
mountains. Crossing the mountains it
viii pass through Haywood county, North
Carolina, and pass on through Tennessee
70 the French Broad river about 80 miles
from Knoxville. Thence it will branch
on. one line extending 10 Nashville, via
Knoxville, the other proceeding in the
direction ofCincinnati via Morristown and
Cumberland Gap, thus passing through
the richest coal and iron region in the
United States, as vet only very partially
developed. With regard TO this great
enterprise Capt. Kirk expresses the
opinion that the parties concerned in it
are men of means and influence and that
there is good reason to believe that de-
cided steps will be taken shortly to carry
ont the programme as hero briefly
sketched. Greenville, Capt. Kirk is con-
fident, can be in direct railroad communi-
cation with Augusta in less than eighteen
months-probably in twelve-the dis
lance, via Belton, being / 13 miles. Work
10 being pushed on rapidly on the Allan
tic and French Broad railway and the
prospects of this enterprise are very en-
couraging.
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Terrible Triple Tragedy.
TERRE HAurE. Ind. Nav %.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May %.
Vigo county has been the scene Of
many horrible murders within the past
half century, but never has the commu-
nifty been more startled by more ghastly
murder and suicide than this morning.
The Blockaoms aud McPheeters are two
old wealthy families who own large and
fertile farms about six miles south of
this city and have lived here for the past
forty years. About two years ago young
Alexander McPheeters married Miss
Alice BloekBom, tho wedding being O.
brilliant affair, and attended by hundreds
or the frien1s of ib0tia of 81 siiio happy yv;;ssS
people. They lived together happily for
year, whom ON arrangement grew up,
and what was supposed by every body TO
be most fortunate match proved or re-
suited in nEeparation last February. The
young wifo returned to her home on an
adjoining farm and refused to return to
her husband, although frequently en-
treated to do go. ThiB unhappy state of
atiairs eliminated at eight O'clock this
morning by McPheeters going to the
home of bis wife and shooting her and
her younger sister, and then placing the
muzzle OF the revolver to his own head
and scattering his brains about the room.
All three were killed instantly, and Law
close together in the home of the young
wife. That the murder was deliberate
and we'll planned 10 proved by the fact
ttSt McPheeters came up to the city yes
tterday and purchased the revolver and
loaded it, taking particular pa;as to sec
that all of the cartridges were sound. No
CAUSE can be assigned for the horrible
decd, other than that his wife had refused
to live with him, and her younger sister
had upheld her in this resolution. Mr.
McPhcoters had young babe, which it
Is thought had been marked for the muir
derer's bullet, but was not in it's mothers
aruis at time. and thus escaped the fate
of the mother.
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fNTRTaUES OF NAREIEE.lt.
rnslae ilistory Of the Chicago Convention.
WAaH1NaToN. Iiay 1a.

WAbhlN6TON, w itBy ~.
Thia seems to he o good time for the
divulging o!confidonce and the exposure
OF inside schemes and machipat:ons of
Republican ieaders prior and subsequent
to the Chicago nominations. For several
weeks before che meeting of tho Chicago
Convention it was quite we'll understood
in certain circles that Gen. Gariieli.
whose name at that time had not been
publicly mentioned in such connection.
had very strong hopea that in c.riain
contingencies no ono would stand n hat.
fer chanre than himself for receiving tho
Presidential nomination. q epnearn
nov, from statements made by persona
protesting to know, That early In Nav
leading and wealthy Protectionista of
Pennsy Irania, iron men, &C., met in
Philadelphia to discuss The Republican
Presidential candidates SO to who vas the
beat man for their interests. After o FREQ
consultation they concluded that none of
the prominent candidates would suit
their views, not even Secretary Sherman,
although he came much nearer TO it thar,
either Grant or Blaine, and they finally
fxed on Senator EdmuniS and Gen.
uarIeId as the men 10 I'll the bill, with
the prepondernbcei In fasor OF the latter.
Gen. Garfield ygas Immediately eomn1u.
flicatad With, aud cheerfnlly responded
that he would DO glad to be q candidate.
Matters were then put ia trim with this
end in view. Shortly after th', Secretary
sherman vent over to Philai 'phio on n
business aud Z political mission, and vas
informed OF the naove in Garfield's inter-
est. 20 lisa the language of one of tho
parties coneeFned, It almost atoof his
breath away He cafIle back 10 tYnsh.
ington, thought over the matter. aud then.
without giving the least intfmatlon OF
what he had learned, sent for Garfield
and aaked him to be the leader OF the
Ohio delegation at Chicago. Garfield
could do no less than consent, and Sher-
man delpded himself With the idea thst
no he'd killed him out, But Gaygefd
communicated with his PENN ,ivRniiI
friends, end they told him 10 90
aheat, but watch out for his oHn 0ppor-
tunitY, and, according to the story. jndRs
Robertson and Wayne Mac cVeana ,wsre
both taken iut6 tho scheme. This, ;g
true, would account in Soma degrca for
| thu Pnaaident,a holding RI firmly 10 Rob.
eEtsoti. Bus II Is said that the gentleman
Who worksd up the whois 6chesne, d
Philadelphiau, was ono OF the hundred
oy He i,ssed 70 have beon promised Co.
pinet places by Cen GAtfHld, apd that
ne had good season to xpect She tressn-
~ department.. When he fontid Iio yas
mot 10 geg that BIO declined tho pastotsinS
depaEtlnelit aud tho Hayy tiepartmel,t.
!glict, i 10 said, wers aicSSseiye ely ton.
deFed hIsas
Fnily SIX thousand ssslsna os sgssis.
Key have beenso sold Sc Blackgille, BasnEieiI
l'counsy, sincs last November.