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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
Notice Of Sole leadership.
rs HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE ES HEREBY GIVEN
~ that l. Mari ma Priest, of Tempe,
in Maricupa County, Arizona Territory. a
married woman. wife of j. T. Priest do in
tend and will from and alter this date
cary on and transact, business under my
own name and on my own account That
said business sha consist o. stock raising,
tables and a General farming bu-ine-s !;
that the whole amount of money invest
ed in said business does not exceed the
sum of S.. 600 and from and after this date
1 will be Individually re- pom ible in my
own name for all debts contracted by me
on account of said business.
MARIANA PRIEST.
Territory of Arizons, |
County of Maricopa.
On this - day of September, 1892, be-
fore me, j. j Wingar. u notary rublic in
and for the county OF Maricopa. persons ally
appeared Mariana Priest. married wO-
man, wife ofJ. T. Priest. known to me to
be the same person whose name ia sub
scnb-d to The foregoing D claration of
Sole Trad, rship, as a party thereto and
who, aft.r being by me first made ae-
quainted with the contents of said lnstru-
ment upon an exam nation sepa ate and
a art from and without the hearing of her
said husband, duly acknoH led ged to me
that she exec ted the same freely and vol
I'M ariy for tn uses and purposes therein
mentioned without fear or compulsion or
undue influence on the part of her said
husband, and tlat she does not wish to re-
tract the same
In witness whereof I have here1nto set
- my hand aud affixed my official
LIS. Sseal the day aud year n this GER
~ tifcate first above written,
j. j. WINGAR. Notary Public.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29

Tun Sassr Bslt show. the effect of
the prosperous timca in Glob. by its
enlarged and improved appearance.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29

is on the subject Of the day,
e exercises concluding with the
Ringing of hymn written by Cover
nor Long for the occasion. Upon
the conclusion Of the services in the
church the procession formed and
marched to Davis Hall, whore plates
were laid for number of guests, and
where further exercises took place.
Block BurRed In OsweEe.
OswEao, Dec. % "A Mansard
block, owned by the United States
Life Insurance Company. of New
York, was burned last night, together
with the Union Hotel adjoining.
Loss $95, 900, partly Insured.
Newspaper Destroyed by Fire.
BUFFALO, Dec ga fire here lat
night destroy d the S1nmsrcidl Ad-
ucrtiscr building with its content s,
including the files of the paper for
half centur y. The Masonic temple
was in the upper stories, AMI whole
sale grocery and wholesale saddlery
below. The papers loss on build
ng, material, and stock is 81 rs, 900;
insured for $125,OOO. The other
losses are $15O,OOO. The Advertiser
will be issued from the office OF the
Courier to-day Henry Smith, the
foreman, was fatally injured.
Bank SuyDeuded.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Dec. Own.
G. Moore's private banking houss at
Victor, N. T., has closet. The sus-
pension Was caused by the failure of
the City Bank, OF Rochester, Liza
bilitiss estimate at 100000. The
assignment is made to Josiah Upton.
The bank will hardly pay more than
tan cents on Rochester.
Socialist Parade.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22-Mayor Harri-
son says he will not interfere with
the parade of ar.nal Socialists whe u
Herr Most arrives, unless = disturb
ance occurs They violate a stale
law in carrying arms, but 40 munic-
ipal law.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
anc1aIIst Parade .
Gambetta Recovering.

LONDON, Dec. 22-On news reach
ing the Prince of wales that Gam :
BETA had relapse, he te'egraphed
inqniring as to real condition of the
sufferer. A reply was varded
that Gambctta's wound had thor
oughly healed and careful exami-
nation has satisfied the physicians
that the condition of the patient WAS
So.isfactOrv
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29

Tue Head Center mill at Tomb
stone is represented as closed down.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
7 WUIkS.
Terrible Mining Accident.
DogrNUND, Dec. 22-Twonty-fiv
A Mayor Suicides.

CLINTON, H., Dec. 22-James a.
Wilson, Treasurer of Dewitt county,
committed suicide yesterday by hang
ing himself with 4 halter. He had
been specializing heavily in grain,
and his losses are supposed to be
heavy. He was regarded as worth
$780, 900.
A Fatal Attempt t. Rob n Train.
GALVESTON, Dec. 22-Seven men
attempted to rob this Texas and Pa
ciftc train at the Water tank Is miles
east of FL Paso, but squad of State
rangers on board opened fire and
drove the robbers to the brush.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
A New Telegraph Line.

LoRDsBURa, N. M, Dec. 23.-The
New Mexico and Arizona Telegraph
Company, to-day completed the rail-
road line from this place TO Clifton
A. T, thus placing the great copper
fields of Arizona in direct communi-
cation with the outside world. Had
this line been completed prior to last
April, the massacre that occurred at
that time by the apaches would have
been averted. The line extends from
Lordsburg to Richmond, Carlisle,
Yorks and Clifton, on the north. and
Shakespeare, Pyramid City and Lett
endorf on the south. Isaac r. Brit,
of Lordsburg, is superintendent.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29

Remember that stamina, vital energy,
the life principle or whatever you may
choose to call the resistant power which
battles against the causes of disease and
death. is the grand safeguard of health
1t is the garrison of the human fortress,
and whenever it WAKES weak, the true
policy is to throw in reinforcemtnts. In
other words. when SIch an emergen cy
occurs. commence 3 course nf HOStetter s
Stomach Bitters. For sale by Druggists
ana Dealers, to whom appiy for Ho-tetter' s
Almanac for 1888.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
For Sale or Rent.
For Sale.

The office building and lot occupied BY
Wharton & Cook. Apply to
o6tf j. {. WHARTON.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.

MY WIFE. MARY E. COLLINS, hav-
VA ing left my he'd and board without
just provocation, all persons are hereby
Motif not TO credit ner on my account
as L viii not be responsible for any debti
contracted by her after this date.
GEO. U. COLLINS.
Phoenix, A. T., Dec. Is. 1882.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
Arguments i'm a Debris suit


MARYsvILLE, Dec. 2S.-in the Su-
perlor Court to- day. before Judge
Blanchard of Colusa, defendants
motion to SET aside service Of sum-
mons in the cases of Yuba County
VS.. The Eureka Lake, Yuba River
Gold Washing and Blue Tent Hy-
dlaulic Mining companies, was ar
gued by Searles aud Byrne for de-
fedants aud Bayne and Davis for
plaintiffs. The motion was denied
as to the Blue Tent and Eureka Lake
and granted by consent as to the Yu-
ba River Gold Washing Company.
Ten days are allowed to ole excep-
tions and fifteen days to plead.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
CALIFORNIA; Kmmig ratIon AssocIa.
tion.

| SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %. The
annual report of the President
of the State immigration Asso-
ciation shows receipts aggregat-
ing 1856, 800, disbursements $733, 1O4
leaving balance of 1922, 454. Since
the organization Of the association
| 2,y02 letters have been received and
1892 letters sent out. G. r. Street
land officer, reported that the associa-
lion was nov in position to give ac-
curate Information of the location of
lands open to presumption, the topog
rap by, character and adaptability of
the soil, aud such other general in
formation concerning them as might
be required. The reports of the
President, Secretary and land offleer
were ordered printed after which the
question of turning the association
over 10 the State was taken up. A
very decided sentiment against such
a course was manifested A resolu-
ton providing that the association
proceed with its work, depending
upon private contributions, was
unanimously adopted. The follow.
ing 30 ard of Directors was elected,
and the meeting adjourned: j. r.
Kelly. W. L Merry. e. w. Whitney,
james Duffy, VIM. Blanding, w. N.
Hawley, VIM Steinharl, A r. Briggs
7. L. Bunker and J. B. Webster.
News Fren san Francisco.
SAN FRANCIS 20, Dec. 23.-News
has been received here that powder
explosion occurred this AFTER
noon Il; Stege's Station scar Berkely
resulting in the death of one China
man and the very serious injury of
another. The loss of property is not
known as no particulars have been
received.
Special police officer Patrick Bran
don was arrested this aftcr0on on
charge of burglary and being receiv
er of stolen goods. Brandon is
win IiA(iee thC olIh
stealing for which officer Langtree
was arrested yesterday, a portion
of the stolen property was found in
Brandon's cellar. Another man
named Tnggart is strongly suspected
of completely anu charge Of burglary
was also preferred against him.
Guatemala Asks Admission to
the Union.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-For a few
days past there has been consider
BILE quiet talk among a few gentle
men close to the administration and
in position to catch the cream of
talk in diplomatic circles to the eff
feet that the Junta of Guatemala
was about to take step not only
startling but to excite the deepest
interest in this country and Europe.
1t is said that body will pass reso-
luton asking the privilege Of adInis
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
Conxressionai Proceedings.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 22-The Sen
ate considered the civil service bill
to-day in long debate. The sala-
ries of the commissi oncrs reduced to
three thousand. Malone opposed
the bill and then branched off on
on personal matters regarding Beck's
proposition to investigate the con,
duct of the campaign in Virginia.
Malone vas rather severe on Beck.
The latter replied that he wanted
trnth, not fight.
In the House, the committee of
the whole considered the army bill.
Brown opposed the amendment look
ing to the reduction of the number
of paymasters. 1t carried, but The
vote showed no quorum present. The
committee rose and adjourned.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
For Sale.

THREE IMPROVED HOUSE LOTS
i Inquire OF S. COX, on the premises
near the ice-house. dim
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29
Irish Famine.

DUBLIN, Dec. 22-The signs of dis
tress among the small farmers and
laborers are becoming more visible
and ia some distri, IS the Govern
mcnt is being pressed to esta blish re-
lief works.
Terrible Mining Accident.
DoRTNUND, Dec. 22-Twonty- five
persons were killed by the falling of
cage in the IIardenburg mine on
Wednesday. Tne cage fel. 1900 feet.
Geneari stone Resigns from the
Egyptian Service.
CAIRO, Dec. % Gen Stone Pasha,
late Chief of Staff of the Egyptian
army has resigned his commission
and intends to return 10 America.
Admiral Scheeck's Death.
DAYTON, Ohio, Dec. 22-Rear Adj
miral James Il. SchnecA died to-day
aged rs.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-29

sion as one of th1 Cd States. A
= we'll known difficulty has existed
long time about the boundary line
between Guatemala and Mexico and
it was understood that the sole pur-
pose of Barrios' visit to this country
last summer was to get the United
States to interfere and settle the diff
f1culty. This boundary matter may
have been discussed while Barrios
was here, but it is now asserted that
his main purpose was to ascertain
the feeling Of the administration and
leaders of the opposition party on
the question of admission to the
Union. A leading member. of the
House is reported to have said to-day
that if the matter came before Con-
grcss in AIRY shape he should favor
it. He said that if Guatemala asks
to be annexed. strong party would
be found in this country to favor it.
Gentlemen who are confident there
is a good deaf in this Guatemala
story say they sec the hand OF J. G..
Blaine in it.
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MEN OF THE HOUR.

the private performance OF the ceremony
wouic, equally with a public one. make the
accession Of tie heir-sppRreat certain in case
OF the CzAl's death, aud that his coronation
ls necessary to insure such certainty, have
force If true but the necessity for private
coEonstioI seems happily less real than it did
a few months ago. Alexander III. appeared
before his people ia the streets of Moscow in
a.public manner, no extraordinary care being
given to guard hia from danger. Tae
strength and ferocity OF Nihi.ism seem TO
have declined, but there might have been
good reason Notwithstanding why the Gar
should have been privately crowaed at the
kremlin, iately the seat of the Russian
Court. People who take a less hopeful view
of Russian affairs than re have expressed
Point 20 the lately revived and ultra severity
OF the press laws aud their administration as
proof that apprshensions as 20 the n4urdeTous
Intentions OF the Nihiiists have not yet
soated. The Emperor is now again in ST.
Petersburg, whether 4 crowned potents.e or
not it /. impossible for Us to say.
The bar5aric pomp AID parade Of Rus
slan coronation, a. well as its celebration IN
Moscow, 20 great distance from the seat OF
government, always necsssisstes great pfepz-
rations, but usver has 81 long az interval as
in the instance OF the present Gar, bseu
placed between tho accession and the solemn
crowning Of the Emperor.
Alexander III. is the son Of Alexander II. ,
who was aassssilated on March Is. 1881
(aiarch 1st, old styie( He was born March
10, 1915 February 26sh. old style). His
mothsr was Princess MaIia. daughter Of the
late Grand Duke OF Hesse-D ,rnlstadt. He
wss married in 1866 to Maria DlRmar. daugt.
ter CT King Christian TX of Dennafk. a 81
ter Of the Princess of Wsles. -Four children
hare been born from tho union, thras gops
and daughter. The Grsrd Duks N.chols ;,
heir-apparsLt, Is in bis 15.n year.
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In General.

TIE season IS at 6ts height moac Sa
nearly oil Kinds of goods. A stock sstcb
as IS HOtc displayed here comes not ut q
Days 6iddi3sg. for m02ly months sCe
haze been busy scjth ct ,JGan;ng, truveI-
i'tg, buying, and noe aOe are realty to
hare OMl' efforts jtdged; to haze 1T
egery possible sc0nt and contSngency has
been anticipated md proUided for, and
aCe betieUe shore are none OF Oat,' cas-
toners ECHO cannot note the O2aUay6
tendency. PrOb0bJy aeeUer before has
the sCIs0te assortment been so c0nepJetely
IN accord sCitA the sCO2ats of the people,
secer before h0ve prices been quite as
ddU0Dt0geoUs. Through 1T alt mag be
caught at least some gie0n of the general
policy, and those 2CjjI guess 05sg' aim
Alright scEo sag that the Js'uest G3ad best
success 5le business IS ?a0t counted by
dollars alone, 6s5t j21 the degree to aCIajcI
Gn Establishment becomes of public
good and benefit, and to that end every
thing here as made to tend and bend.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
DR.. J. Caples is visiting in Sacramento.

DR.. j. Caples is visiting in Sacramento
Il. 5. Gardner, of Oakland, is in the city.
j. II. Foster, OF New York, is stopping in the
city.
c. 81. Gilman returned yesterday from San Fran.
cisco.
R. I. Crump, Of lone City, is in Sacramento for a
few days.
Henry Edgerton left yesterday for jackson, ANA.
dor county.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Mayor, OF Amaior, are visit.
ing in this city.
Governor George c. Perkins will leave to-day for
San Francisco.
James T. Farris returned yesterday from Battle
Mountain, New.
DR., S. L. Blake, OF weaveryille, is spending few
days in Sacramento.
G. Page, of Sacramento, will arrive to-day by the
Southern Pacific overland.
Miss Mollie Sanborn, of Santa Rosa Is visiting
Miss Rhoda Bates at Florin.
John Lambert. of Woodland, and William L.
Higgins, OF San Francisco, are in the city.
10 Hamilton, Auburn; Thomas II. Reynolds, San
Francisco, and A. J. Bilney. Marysville are in the
city.
VIM. n. Ayers, Reno J. B. White, Marysyille
J. G. Jones, Colusa; Mrs. c. Mcconnell Fort Nc,
Dermitt, Nevada ). Hamilton, Auburn; L. Lus.
comb, Ssn Francisco; are stopping in Sacramento.
At the State House: C. Fical, Florin VIM. Jack.
son and son, Walnut Grove George Mulligan, Co.
lusa; c. W. Gilbert, Winnemucca, New; Z. r.
Rowlands and wife, John R0wllnds, Mrs. NJ. j. Mac.
beth, Placerville A c. Horton, Plymouth; G.
Lohse Frank Borden, Lincoln A. Morrison, Clarks-
vile; Mrs. S. ?. Grimshaw. Costumes; VIM. Sisson,
Vernon; 9. L. Smith, Laguna; G. II. Trevathan,
Pleasant Grove
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TO Ely CID PATRONS.

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Consultations personally by letter, gratis. Send
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MARRIED,

San Francisco, October Edward j. Dressler to
Nette Thomson.
San Francisco, October Thames W. Hall to Lou
Kate de Mayer.
San Francisco October flames p Langhorne 60
Julia Hayne.
San Francisco, October 2-Thomas C. Lockyer to
Mary T. Lamping.
San Francisco, September 24-Mark L. Metroyich to
Annie Mcdonald.
San Francisco, October s-Joseph WE'LL to Bertha
WE'LL.
San Francisco August 5-George ". wilson to Mary
L. Delaney.
Near Princeton, October Edward NJ Gordon to
E. A. Compton.
Indian Valley, September 3O-Daniel Walter Smith
to Allie GOulding.
Near Woodland, October 1o-Albert Brown to Lizzie
Finnerty.
Santa Rosa, October 9-An brew ]. Greaver to
Amelia L. Mukel.
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sacrL-lsnto Produce sIarket-Wnolesale


FRUr-Grapes, Doc TO 81 . q crate common NM
50Q75c; Peaches, sI@1 25 3 box I.enous, si;tly,
selling a. 81 2J9l 50 2 l00 BaGanss, - sOG8 so .
bunch; P,rsaun.es, SGas o dozen CoeoaaJts, 81 .
50 2 leo; Plums, 4GtSc = 10: Pears, common,
81 % Bartietts, 81 50G2R box; Apples, 9Oc9s1 %
q hox.
Pls FsUrTs-Assc-tel, 9,-F1 eng, q dos, %
sssortsdr gallon c@as, s.; Peaches, Zi-b cans,
y; Portland Bius2sc-ios. s-io cans, g: WaUT.
cherries, 81 70
TABLs FRUITS Assorted, 2s.E3 czEls e COZ, = r.
Peaches, q s. Bartlett Pears e s. piur;I- p g
B.acEbeTies, 80 GUGsebeTTies = 81: Strlwhg-Elss
g %; Apricot5, 81 So; Muscat Grapes y "a; Res
Currants, 50 25: Cherries, s. IS.
DRIso ERUITs-Apples, sliced, 6a7c a p; do
qasEteTo3, 556c; pears, peeled, 7dSc; do, I'M
peeled, Hose; Pians, pitged, l0EIIc; Peaches,
SAFE; 90 peeled l9Gt2Jc; Prlu8s German and
french: Y alS;; B!acEherEies, I5alGo; Figs Cali
YRGErABbEs-Sweet Potatoes. Red, lalIc q II ;
Ca onas, 81 25al so = csst Wax and String Beans
l462c; Shell Beans, cranberry, 495c; Lins5 596c 3
n Green corn, l0gl5c per dozen Tomatoes 5od,6Oc
2 box Summer Squash, &C . h; Potatoes, 81 IS /;
81 20 e cwt; Onions, S0a9Oc q cvt: Caulifoger 70
@90c; Ca6b aye, Sl9s} 25 e cRt; Carrots 6Oc(s75c ,
cwt; TUTniIs, 9lcsSi = 100: bunch vereszes glo =
dec Parsnips, lie; Bsets, ic: Celery, rs =
dozen Horsa R=dish, Ste1oc 3 =; Green Peas 5a6c
q y ArtichOkes, 2Sa30c 4 dozen Cuoumbess, IA
&c toZ; Green Peppers, 4t5c Z h; Egg Plants,
s6t5c; Wstermelons, 75caSl q dog: CantalnrJI,e4
60@I5c = dozen; Green Okrs, c alOc = n.
BSEaosruTFs-Flour, IS IS q Dbl; Oatmeal, IS
> 100 rs Cofn@es!- yellow, - 25az IS white.
g S5lt2 60; Cracze1 Nnea. q 75Tos
PDuATR7--iAve TucEsFs, 1904 = i, +; full grown
ShlcEens, 50 80 s dozen; young b.50s5ers s9c4 50
doz: Boilers, S2aS. tame Ducks, IS 5O07
tiee7A, 81 hezee = pair : Eggs, 4Oas5c p dozen
CANE Quail, 81 ?59fl SO = dozen Mlllard Du>.s
SSr4; Sprgs, 81 7592; Teal 81 59qI 49, Hare,
q 1872; Rabbits Sl@l So Doves, ). @75c q doz I;
Nenis0l, l0al2c 2 n.
DAIEF PAoDGCT5-Butss-, fsacy dairy, 4534745 8
2 mixed lots, in rolls, S5s42lc = h: Chsezs,
California, from I2iG15c; Western, fats, 1GaISe
Martins Cream, 1esf2Oc
hEArs-Besi, &c; Hutton, &c , Il Lamb, 7asc
fcSs, lesillc; Veal, small c1lves sG9c; large, &C.
ray S5sAI' AID FsED-J'ss hNy, = Joa, sI5gI7
s.@i.a7 SO to So 2 tca orsc, g toz, SIS: mid
9Efss, - Per son; ha-i9v, whole, q 20; ground
Il % 5Dsa', 81 65&l 70 E evt tame os.g. :
cTt.. e Is; eczr, s. 5 CIT. '
His5s1l,t ssoTs-Seei IL AlfaiiA, loaI2Ic; limo.
th5. Eastern, n@l2c . 2; OREGON, yssI0c (;
Sed Csoyei Rate; Red Top, Is56sI8c: E,lss9
s5giih Rz,nuss, 1Ogi1c: Almonds, IsSIbc.
Peauot5 0slle; TalioU, Hes Eides. ssit- -
Ice; dry, 21c; Hops-ss955c
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Born Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared at 233
and 235 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price
of either, 81. Six bottles for S.. Sent by
mail in the form of pills. or of lozenges, on
receipt of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs.
Pinkham freely answers ell letters Of inquiry.
lncloss 3 cent stamp. Send fer pamphlet.
Mention this paper.
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lied.

DIED.
Sacramento, October 9-Rchard A. Wilsey a native
OF Indiana, 50 years and months, (Cousa and
Reno papers please copy
Friends and aequaintauces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
his late residence, H street. between Sixth and
Seventh, this afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, October lO-Samuel F. Dtvis, a native
OF Belfast, Me, 80 years, IL months and Is days,
(San Francisco, Portland and Boston papers please
Ccpy)
Funeral will take place from his late residence
Seventeenth street, between and J, this alter
noon, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment private.l
Near Marysville. October Mary NelIis, 90 years,
II months and q d1ys.
Near Willows, September Binary Isabel WEIGH, 80
years.
Victoria, Australia, Eliza Porter.
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San Francisco Meat Narks,

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slaughterers to dealers:
BEEP-Prime, has; mediums grades. 6!@7e !;
inferior, 54@5c o ID.
YEAL-Large calves, 749Slc; snalI ones, s99;c
g D.
4 MUTroN-Wethers quotable at iI65c snd
ewes at 49i3c 70 b, according to quality.
LANB-Quotabe ut 6d6lc ag H.
PoaS-Live hogs, 81 d7Ic toI hard, and 6Id6s Tor
soft; dressed do. l0l glosc 3 b for hard grain