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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-15

SENATOR JOHN A. LOGAN does not pro
pose TO give up the fight In the Fiiz Jobi
Porter case just because General Graut has
chopped around, and 1t is predicted there
will be lively time In the Senate when the
Porter bill comes up. After the Senate pro
ceedings last Monday Logan said with energy
and feeling:
~ will demonstrate before the country, II
can not convince the Senate, that am right
In the matter. The Fiiz John Porter bill
can not pass this Senate mem. con or without
discussion. Persistence la wrong does not
make II right. One Senator says great wrong
has been done. l do not think sc. say mo
man was mere justly convicted than Fiix-
John Porter, and | stand here now TO defend
my position before the country. believe
have the facts upon my side. | am ready to
take up this case when the civil service bill
IL disposed or"
Senator Mcpherson then said, referring to
General Grant, without naming him:
"Tbere are gentlemen not less dstin-
guished IN military aud civil life than the
Senator from Illinois who have changed
their views upon this subject"
Logan, at the first public mention In the
Senate Of General Grants recent advocacy
of Fitz John Porter, became intensely earn
est and said: "inasmuch rs the Senator
from New Jersey intImaies that persons have
changed their minds, have 10 say that l
have known people TO change their minds
upon very fiimsy pretexts. Any man who
does change his mind. ought to be capable
of giving the country . satisfactory reason
for that change. have yet seen no reasons
GWEN
/ Stand up TO Il, Logan. Perhaps you are
wrong. But, sfter repeated military tribu-
mails have pronounced Porter guilty, and new
parties interested In getting relief bills
through Congress box the compass and ex-
cuss him for keeping 10000 men lying Idle
day and night while the rebels were over
whelming Porter's comrades Just ut hand, II
ID Q good thing TO make them show up. IL
Porter was unjustly sentenced let II be
shown II be wss guilty twenty years Age,
be "a yet. General Grant is not infallibIe,
even n be 10 dIsinterestea expert witness.
II would crafty as greatly we're Porter
proven innocent. But II he was guilty II IL
not well thst b should be wbiirwssbed.
Bring out che facts and lstthe country judge.
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LOST, sTRAYED OR TAKEN UP
ESttay Taken Up

Game to nv ranch near Willow Gicn rppr Dee,
Lodge valley. about eighteen mouths 40 one buck.
k M, roiored horse weshi nhuut 900 touuds, prob
can have him BY paying charge.
Willow Glen Decemb., II, 1852
TlIftAn
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THE New York SIM regards Walteson Of
the Louisville courier.J Journal. y danger
ous element inihe Democratic party. The
Inter Ocean says: The trouble with The
siraiegists Of The Sun Is that Watterson d
honest and hold enough 10 talk out, and thu
Sun DOESN'T want people frightened " faets.
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Estvay--Taken Up.

Sans 70 my rxnch sbont thu III II JIM. 1854 m
1919 seree 2 An'ed &C on ieff 81 M aer. ss66is
~ @a1.eu, small white spct on foenran AM snou
- wntrs VIII G. mr. aud. prove mon.s,y nav
M fETER 4 en- Moon.
Lsssrgotf'ss kss Loder e., n. A
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s.rayed or Stolen

,ernncr an: 1ea9 one pafr wright hss no sr. ~
msns. 40 tai ura white bird foo, on ON. no.,
wese yss ysastsld and sc he'd shon, 1000 PIN.
~ r. 49, branded g ON lsf hip. Were raise
r'sfa, 3 ward Tor thstr fe'nrn TO Ho'iand q irii
Dss, Ldxe o. toe iformAtion that viii cad 10 The
-. go !. =, !. o. Il e. SMITH.
AAA 49, - Deer edge n.
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LITTLE Rock, Dec. g. This afternoon
slsvsn convicts q work ON the p~nissnsiary
attacked and disarmed the guard m, escap-
ed, and wera pursued with hloodhounds; bat
they killed three Ut them and night coming
on the pursuit wns ABANDONED. The moGt
noted criminal II the lot u Mouroe, q Gin
einnati, The sAfs bloues.
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rae Nor.hern PsciSc exhibition car ri

Tae Northern Pacific sxhibition car which
was sen. out on ~ excursion with IN sxhi.
billion Of ores, woods, and cereals from the
country tributary 70 that rosd lass summer
has returned 70 Chicago. having been sxhib-
tied In Ill ths Middle States and visitsd ey
over 100000 people. The car 10 gottsn up
very skiIlfuIIy and vas minIsturs arBisal-
sural fair on wheels.
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Est ra y Taken Up

= anne 70 my ranch OF Butte road crossing Of DENIM
ses creek. about Octooer /. 1879, dark bay mare
nrre wear. old. left hind foot white no brsnd- vis
VI snout II handr high. aid weighs about s5, y
Nv white hairs In face Owner can have her by ~.
ing c,8ges MARTIJ ~ 90 ~"
'se1r4pd Pea Trscs p'o
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THE DELEGArE ELEcrIoN CANVASS
MaginnI.'. Majority in the Territory l,4s4
Indepead e,st Dec. lssA.

Marshal Botkin having returned frsm Deer
Lodge Monday night, the Territorial can
sassisg board assembled yesterday morning
1t The Governors Office and proceeded TO
canvass the returns on the Delegate vote,
realizing as fellows:
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PHiLlPsBuRG PUBLIC SCHOOL
Report Of the Month Ending Dec. 1, 1882:

Number Of pnpil. enrolled, 30; average
number bflonging to -chool, 81; average
daily attendance, %; per CENT. Of attendance,
30
ROLL OF HONOR.
This J. composed Of pupil. who bavr been
exemplary in their apartment. and whose
average grade in the several branches Of
study was abovr ~:
n Clats--Irvine Bowl. o.: Alls'n Bowie.
~; John Maroon loo; Hia, B,wi-, rs; Anna
Hanson, -; David Piz,r. ~; Joseph Pard.e,
100.
G CIass-.Iohn Caplicr -; Willie Sprague,
SO; Willie Shepherd, 95; Fannie Bowie, %;
Maggie Murray, 80.
HIGH LIST.
c Class-Charlrs Sprague, 81; Martin Ma
rony, 49, Jonas Hanson, 10.
cREDITABLE PAPERS.
C Class--Lottir Piz"r. rs; Nellie Ryan, So.
u. VI. DURFEE, Teacher.
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Hor-.s stra yed- $40 Rewa, d
Strayed from the Subscriber n Hut.

One roam horse branded dismond nm ,.s. 49,,
der Nv In ide diamnndl. " s sloui
On, one .mall black horse, hind feet white star in
aeavy name and tail, snded on left shoui
ner and left hip bwt brand forgotten. ''oa'
WIZ pay Si6 reward for return. OF either or an
Iof noth the aboys horses. To he Delivered M D,vsn
'peck g stanrhierhouse near Butte.
w. t'R.NK A. RoDERIGURs, Y
!. 6g8t4 80
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ESTRAY..S6 Reward.

o.sycd from Silver Bov three weess ago @,
strawberry roam stallion pnnv white face es ,.h,s
up 10 knees. bra ded ID c en- left ehouider. "A''
iwill pay % reward tor his ret IN 10 me
noo.. 0kM kE4 tChina store,
Deer Lod Q.
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Plurality :. l.As4

Tbs above shows IN increase u nsarly
5000 over the vote Of 1880, which MAS be
tween 1900 and 1900.
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CHINA has the oldest ewspaper IN the
world. IL Is published in Pekin, is called
Hing. Pan, Is over 900 yeas old aud has not
changed In size since 1851. Three editions
daily are issued, two on yellow aud one OH
red paper, and each edition has q name OF its
own in addition to the general one Of Hing
Pan.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-15

]. J. J. Bauch, Of Bedford Jefferson cour,y,
announces himself ~ candidate for the Of
dcr Of sergeant alarms Of the Montana Hou,e
~ Representatives.
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Chr alew &eg:a-1t'est.
JAMES H. MILLS, PUBLISHER

SPRINGER introduced a bill In Congress
Tu. sday making the Presidential tsrm six
years aud candidate ineligible To re alec
ton, and Otherwise simplifying the election
Of President. This Is a move III the right
direction and We trust will result Ia Con-
stitutional amendment TO that effect.
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List Of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the Postoffice ut
Deer Lodge, Mont, Dec. 8, 1882. Persons
calling for letters In this list will please say
advertised" and give date of list:
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RAIL ROAD NOTES.

As They Are Picked Up Promiscuousiy.
The following are given by Col. Dodge, AZ
exact or approximate altitude and DISTANCES
on the Northern Pacific Railroad:
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PARTON, in his life Of Daniel Webster,
accounts for Daniels loose habits in the later
wears Of bis life for the reason that he was
q steady and proper boy and young man,
never stad out over night aud found himself
In the morning with some other young fell
lows head OIL than his own. In word, he
was an innocent young man, aud never SOW
ing a garden patch Of wild oats. The same
Is true Of Henry Ward Beecher, says New
York paper, who approaches Webster In all
his intellectual greatness, aud in all his
peculiar infirmitie'. The greater the genius
the more tremendous the animal.
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TuERE was considerable apprehension In
some quarters and some very silly talk about
the absence of Marshal Boikiu, when the
thirty days expired within which there is a
directory statute that the Delegate canvass
shall be made. Marshal Botkin had to DO
here some days before the thirty days had
expired to attend the United States court
then In session.. When the thirty days ex-
pired the returns were not yet all III. They
were all In the thirty-frst day. But the
thirty days having expired the Marshal did
not see that day or two more would make
any material difference. He therefore COM
pleted the business then on hand, went TO
Helena Monday and on Tuesday assembled
himself with the Board and made . canvas
OF the vote as shown by the returns. The
intimation that he designed To defeat the r. =
suit by absenting himself was supremely
ridiculous, and the facts were as above sta
ted. The. contest, If any shall be made, is
provided for by other methods, and although
It Is directed that the canvass shall he made
In thirty days 1t Is stated TO us as fact that
II has rarely, II ever, been made al that time.
and that the failure TO make 1t on that day
has no legal significance or effect.
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jos Allen, Of Glssdivs, raa Independently
for ~ LsgisiaEnrs ard 70 thirSesn VOTE.
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WE NOTICE that agitation Of the question
respecting the forfeiture Of the Northern Pa
ci6c Land Grant 10 renewed In Washington
II Is not evident whether this Is a genun'
movement or Is merely ali agitation by tie
stock gamblers to bear the market and then
load up. We are heartily opposed TO any III
reference with the n. p. Land Grant now,
II the Company will do the fair thing will
ssttlers In the disposition Of lands, but tn
later indications are that the Company II
making arrangements to bear down Oh the
settlers. Why cannot the Company put the
Montana lands that were examined last sum
mer In market by contracts as has been done
elsewhere so we can see what kind Of a deaf
eur people are TO getP The press Of this
Territory has indicated its disposition L.
stand In with the Northern Pacific against
any attempted forfeiture Of Its land grant.
but II our'own people are not going TO re.
ceive from The Company equitable rates aad
terms for lands they have settled upon under
promise Of fair prices, there will be change Ia
tho tone Of Montana journals. The Compan,
can quiet the distrust already becoming man-
ifest by contracting with settlers for the laI,ds
examined this year and IL would be good
thing 10 do.
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FIRE INSURANCE

FIRE INSURANCE ::
House andRra!E nt.Agency
F.. II. BILL,
Puzzle Accountant. mrysnerr, and
.'@, No AIRY Pub ic
Will Rent o. Sell Property
Collect Rents and Debts T..
Examine Titles, &.
Pay Taxes,
AgeLt Tor
Fire Insura4.o Companies A7rrer at;nr
acap.tal Of Upwards Of
Eighty Million
t@e- ISL Dollars.
Once I" FOB NSoN q sTAPLRToNs,
ASST Court House Square.
Foe -ALE.
About 81 acres Of land in one block aim.
ting on n main road in the immediate ~"
ity Of Deer Lodge.
Ten lots On aud Eighth streets, and Five ro,. -
r and Ighih ctr ets, fenced md adjoining CcI.ss
gro nds. A0
Parcel If hnd l 0s66 feet fronting ,su,b Ma.
Prerh, trrlsD ehn'cn
Lott HOS bocL '6
Ne, er,l bocss Ior- arc H. G. Grounds Il so
pr ut. y"
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Otis an III wind that blows nobody good"
Senator Beck, of Kentucky, yesterday in the
Senate called up the resolution Of inquiry
into political assessments, for the purpose OF
getting In blow at the Republican manage
ment. Senator Hale, Of Maine, met the
movement with counter. strike at the Demo-
Gratis, by asserting that their assessments for
political purposes were levied largely on the
liquor interest, and that its volume required
the use Of the bung.hole rather than the
spiggot. As Kentucky Is the leading liquor
producing State of the Union, the COMPARE
son as to the sources of assessment fund Of
the rival parties seemed odious If not cdor.
Gus to the Bourbon Beck. In this matter Of
assessments one party Is evidently as deep in
the mire as the other. The total depravity
of things Is no more exemplifed In the
assessment of Office holders than In levying
upon liquor dealers. The ventilation OF both
systems raises healthful breeze in the
political world. This may develop into the
dignity Of cyclone destructive to bad prac-
tices In both parties aud suggestive Of
clearer and purer political atmosphere.-Soh
Lake Chronicle 9th.
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IT was stated SEINE months ago when Mr..
Friedley, Of Indiana, was appointed Regis
ter Of the U. s. Land Office TO succeed Mr..
Nee, that be, Freddy, had declined appoint
ment to the Govornorship of an adjacent
Territory TO accept the Register appointment.
We suggested at the time that statement
was lacking In thickness, but as Mr.. +. has
also declined the RegIstership, it may be
that he is the great American Declner who
comes 10 the surface as the complement Of
the much abused SOHO mani who never
declines or resigns. Mr.. Francis Atkinson
Ii now appointed to the place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-21
mo. 1901
Application for a Patent.

EuREKA. New, Oct. as, 1889.
Notice 10 hereby given that Eugene N. Rob.
tnson, whose Postufhce address IL Hamilton,
Nevada, has this day hled his application for
a patent for hfteeu hundred linear feet Of the
Irene mine or vein besring silver. with sur
face ground ak hundred feet in width. attn
ated IA White Pine Mining District, County Of
White Pius and state OF Nevada. aud desig.
mated by the feld otss and uficisl plat on ale
10 this ofios M Lets No, n and LOT, located
upon uns0rveyed lsnds. The exterior bound.
aries of said Lota 10. II Aad lu7 being NJ fol.
lows, to wit.
Beginning at . post marked No. /. q. 8 Sur.
vey Nos. II and l0T, whence the section corner
common to Sect ons IL and Is. T 10 ", h. 81
T.. and sections 7 and 10, r. 10 N. r SO f..
NJ. ID. N bea~s 3 0 deg. W. 1911 feet; thence
ru ming first course =. 40 dea ". 800 feet to
post marked No. 2. Q s. Survey Nos. n and
lOT; thence second course n so deg W. 600
feet to post naked No. 8, q. 8, Survey Nos.
II and l07; thence third course N. 40 deg, Il,
] 500 feet TO post marked No. 4, U. 8. Survey
No~. II and l07. and thence fourth course d,
50 deg, 4. 600 feet to post No. l, the place Of
beginning, containing 20 6s-l00 acres.
Magnetic variation. 10 deg 30 min. East.
The location OF this mine is recorded In the
Recorders Office OF White Pine n ming Dis.
triot. In Boox l., Page $40 of the records of
said District. This claim Ia bounded by no
known claims.
Any and all per ons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Ir ne mine or surface ground
are required to file their adverse claim, with
the hegi-t-r OF the United States Land Once
at Eureka, IN the State Of Nevada, during the
siKty days period of publication hereof. or
they will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
OF the statute. 7. II. HiNCKLEY. Register.
1t IL hereby ordered that the foregoing No.
uee OF Application for Patent be punii.hed
tor the period of sixty days In the EuREKA
DAILY sENTISfL, a daily newspaper pu lie he'd
at Eureka. Nevada.
o2o-iow +. 4. HINCKLHY, Register.
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n BIOLOGICAL AND MINERAL sPECI-
VI mems, and curiosities bought and sold.
NATHAN JOSEPH, Cal CLAY street. San Fran
cisco. see-1ydkw
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noted.

Turing MY ABSENCE AT DEMTNG,
~ New Mexico, | hereby authorize Jerry
Ahern to transact any and sill business for me.
W. Il. OoLERIOK.
EurekA, Nov. 9, 1852, ns.lNs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-21
Sealed Proposals.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
reks County, Nevada, thst s-sled proposals
will Be received BY said B srd Of Commission
ers u y II L o'clock IN the It tENTlETH A
OF DECEMBER. A. D. iss2, for prov ding
msdicsl servicess and medicines for the indi-
gent sick of Eureks Comfy, Nevada being at
The County Hospital of said Euresa County.
from the 27th day OF December, 1882, to the
9Th day Of December, 1873.
Each bid must be for MEDICAL services snd
medicines for the iniigent sics during the
time sail persons may remain in said Hos
pit-l. .
The party whose bid shall be accepted shall
enter into s written con ract with she sfare-
said Board OF County Commissioners TO per-
form the aforementioned services and do the
sb~ove-neDti" ned things.
Each rsrty submitting q bid must accom-
pany is bid with q good and sufficient bond.
with two or more sureties. to be approved by
lsrs, & 5 gold coin, payable to the County of
Eureks, State of Nevsd.. and conditioned for
the faithful performance OF his contract.
sa d contract will be let to the lowest re-
sponsibl- bidder.
Accounts on said contract to be audited and
allowed monthly, after the service has been
rendered.
The said Board of County Commissioner
reserve the right t. reject any and all bids.
Sealed pr assls VIII be opened snd exam
ined by said Board # County commissioners
on the 2ls, day OF December, A D, 1852.
- Witress my hand End the seal of
HSE.E\ said Board this 18th dsy Of No.
lS~ vember. A. D ls2r
CLERK of Board of County Commissioners OF
Eureka County, Nevada. n19td
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An Extraordinary Razor
Song and Dance Shoes,

7 ASCAsHIRE N OTHER CLOGS, ALL
sizssi Tights. Wigs. spsngles. Gold and
Silver Laoes. TAmborinrs. Bsnjos, FALSE.
STONE VEL for makeup. and every.
thing for Minstre!s and Theaters. WE SEND
BY NAIL OR @. o. d. As our goods come
direct from Europe. we defy competition In
the United States. Send for prices. Ma.
THAN JOSEPH, 64I Clay street,
san Francisco, Gal. ses-1yd&w
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Assessment Notice.
Monumental Tunnel and Mining
company.

Monumental Tunnel and Minin.
Company.
Location Of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eurrks, Nevada.
Notice is here by given that at a meeting of
the Bard of Directors, held on the 18th d-y OF
Novemb-r, 1882, an assessment (So. 4 of Five
Cents (5c) per shnr- was levied upon the capt
til stock OF the corporation, payable imm-di
st-ly in Z 5. gold coin. 10 the Secretary, st
the off e of the c mpsuy, R ON 9, No. 327
Pine street. San Francisco, California
A sock upon which tn assessment shall
r min unpaid on the InHTEENTH DAY OF
DkCt MBER. 1882, will be ielinQ ,ent and adj.
vertiseO for sale at pubic suction; and unless
payment is made Def re, will be sold on
Monday, the Eighth Day of Janu.
AIRY. A. -. 1883,
To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with cost of sdvertI-Ing and expenses of sale.
BY order Of the Bosr Of Directors.
D. Is CHISHOLM, Secretary.
Omce-Ro7m 9, No. 81 Pine street, San
Francisco, California. n19td
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sealed Proposals.

"
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By THE
~ Boar OF County Commissioners OF Eu-
reka Couoty- N.vads. that sied proposals
Will be received b. said Board Of Commission
ers mp 20 IL O'Clock on the TWENTIETH DAY
OF A u iSSa, for properly caring
for. nur=ing ami furnishing proper and snit-
able food fer the INDECENT sick Of Eureks
County, Nevada, being 81 the County Hospit..
Of said Eureka County ON the 2Tih day Of
December, 1854, to the 2Tth day Of December,
1888.
Each bid must be for properly caring for.
nursing and furnishing proper and suitable
food for each o. sid tnifg-nf sick persons Per
diem during tie time s. d pers rs may rem.in
In said Hospital, snd also for keeping the
buildings. rooms snd grounds of sid Hospital
in . clearly and proper condition.
The party whose bid shsil be sccepted shall
enter iato = written coutrs { with the sfore
said Board of Comfy Commissioner to per
form the ab we men Toned services and do the
shove mepti red things
Each party submitting 8 bid must accom-
pasy his bid W til = good snd sufficient bond,
with two or more s%uretles. TO be approved by
sid Board. in the sun Of Three ThoussLd Dol
lars, Q. :. gold cnin psysole 30 the County Of
Eureka, State Of Sevsds, snd condition d for
the faithful Performance of his contract.
Said coDtrset will be let TO the lowest re-
sponsible bidder
Accounts on said contract ts be sudited and
sllo~ed monthly, after the service has been
rendered.
The said Bosri Of County Commissioner
reserve the right to re'e t sny snd sill bi s
Scaled proposals vii, be opeued and exam
ined BY said Bosr Il Count Comm ssioners
on the 2 st day OF December. A. d. l~s2-
witoess ny rsnd snd the sesl Of the Board of
County Commissioners st Euress. Neyads,
this 18th day of November, 4 D ISL
@.E\ clers of ils ao.ri Of COUNTY Com
$50 nissioners Of Eureks Counts. Ne.
wv vsds. nlstd