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fire that seemed to traverse every Inch Of
space and that exploded with

nre tnat seemed to traverse every Inch oil
space and that exploded with
PAINFULLY FATAL EFrEcTs,
will, many Of them, defy all skill and nurs
ing even with the tenderest IRE. The fury
OF the storm, which was clearly Of electric
origin, and which indeed may be described
as being electricity itself, may be under.
stood from the statement that, at various
places II tsok up in its gr-at spiral tunnels
houses
THOUSAND ,EsT
Into the air and took up and carried large
droves Of cattle through the air for thou
sands OF feet and dashed them dead in
heaps. Many thousand cattle, horses, hogs
and many other animals now lie in the
track of the tornado, already rotting, and
adding to the horrors the. foul odors OF
putreiactiou. The horrors ofthe storm are
unspeakablc. The cruelties it inflicted,
THE PrriLEss WOE
of its coming in the night when the dead
were not known, and the wounded could
not be found, the sad state in which it has
lett hundreds of families before prosperous,
may not be described in words, but once
known 10 geRerous hearts il must com
mand instant sympathy of the liberal and
immediate help. Remittance may
be made to Hon. j. u
Grinnell, ut Grinnell or to the mayor o
Grinnell. l write from knowledge Of two
whole days aru nights spent at the
soENE or DEsoLATIoN
and among the dead and wounded, and tel
the facts OF multitude of horrors simply
as they are, feeling that they will them
selves best appeal to the country and mos
eilectually aid the sufferers.
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'WHEW! Amt IT HOT ?.

Of it's hot yet it's hotter than to be expected
the The above is about the subject conversation
for the past few days. and whilst times have been party
pit yet at present we COMFORTABLY COOL, and
this BECAUSE in writing this advertisement engaged at
most pleasant execsenamey that of cutting figures upon
class of goods that enables the successfully defy
heat These goods ladies' you will find in department of
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Capital Items.

PERU CHILL INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, June 20,-The house COM
mittee on fereign affairs resumed examina-
ton of Trescott this morning. Belmont
wished to know il the Credit and Industrial
company was the company that was meant
in the instructions OF June Is, although
not mentioned by name. Witness replied {:
81 would think so; unqucstionably to this
extent it was well understood, that the
Credit and Industrial company had sub
mitted two or three plans, and so far as
know, it was the only company
that he'd done so." Witness
DOUBTED THE PRopRIETY
of his undertaking to swear to the meaning
of the dispatch which was before the COM
mittee, and should be Judged by its con-
tents. He was willing to state, however,
what ne would have understood by the in
structions, had he been the minister to
whom they were given. He was justified
in giving friendly countenance to the Credit
and Industrial company, IL they seemed
able to furnish war Indemnity to Chill, and
SAVE PERU
rom loss Of territory, but ii the plans OF
the company involved any guarantee on
part Of this government as to a protector
ate he would then have referred the whole
matter at once to tue state department.
Belmont exhausted his ingenuity in the eff
fort to obtain from Trescott direct &C.
acknowledgement that he drafted the instruc-
tions Of June 10. or that he had
knowledge that the Credit and Industrial
company was the company referred to IN
the interview, but Trescott refused to an
swe. the direct question unless the com
Initl % 10 ordered, and'was
TooGUARDEo
| TO be "a srht by sudden questions. Blain,
also qutstioned Trescott on his knowledg,
i ysi yrSs LII aud Industrial company, lbu
with nobetter result than Belmo ont reached
This closed the examination of Trescott ,ant
the chairman announced that the investi
CATION under the resolution of the hous,
| was
PROBABLY CONCLUDED.
| The committee will meet in rcgua
session Friday, to which day they adjourn
The preparation OF the report will involve
q great deal of labor and the examination
probably be submitted, but II is extremel,
doubtful If they can be prepared before tn,
adj ournment of the present session.
! THE AMOUNTS.
Under the bill which passed the hous
authorizing the secretary of the treasury /,
report to congress the claims of states an,
territories for expenditures mad
in repelling invasions and sup
pressing Indian hostilities, and whicl
now goes to the president for approval
the state Of Tosas will claim about 81 go.
600, Kansas about S240,00O, Nevada abou
S323, 500, Colorado about $4,000, Nebras
ka about $4,000, and Oregon $4,000.
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ing with their PRISONER. He was arrested
svout iour miles from town, and was una-
pie TO make an attempt 10 resist arrest nv
lorce OF circumstances, In the fight yester-
gay he was notwounded as Was supposed
Ihree horses Of the following description'
,S,wit; a,.S one dark bay, fourteen hands high,
live years old, branded X II on len hin and
on ,ne iei, shoulder one light bay, fourteen
ana = hali hands high branded with a bar
ON rignt shoulder, six gears old; one light
gray with white face, branded q & or q on
ieit shoulder, about fifteen hands hish, six
years oIu, are now in possession of
,n me snern, taken from the Harris
me Harts are charged with stealing
horses IN this county, but have freomen,iS
jail. A"'y now ne IN
The little son of old man GENTRY wos
,eauing horse to water last night with The
rope aronnd his arm; the horse took frjcbt
ran on with the little fellow throwing him
agaihst stump and mangling his body in
iearlnl manner. The little fellow died
hey; William McAnely on going TO his
nome last night was halted and robbed nv
unknown parties, about two miles from,
person. '"s 70 vi MS
Major Rankin declines TO 90 betore Tho
democratic convention for land commits.
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lot Linen Lawns, Ioc.
lot Linen Lawns, I2ac.
lot Linen Lawns, 16Sc.
lot Linen Lawns, zoe.
lot Linen Lawns, 25c.
And from this up to the finest
grades. These goods are all Is
per cent. below value. Come
and examine them.
French Organdies at 15c
worth S5c. French Organdies
at 35c, worth soc.
Dotted and Figured Swiss,
in White and Ecru, at largely
reduced prices.
All the new White DRESS
Goods of the season. Spotted
Mulls and Lawns in all the new
shades and styles. White and
Cream Mulls.
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FIVE NrLEs or frisco,

Ban FsAxcuco, June 0.-Ycssrdsy
evening the British steamer Essambis.
loaded with wheat, put 10 sea, bound for
st. Vincent, Portugal. When Ave milss oii
the heads the steamer capsised and snnt
A. faf - known oil on board were Lost,
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GatesvilIe.

Special to the Herald,
dArEsvnLE, June 2O.--Mrs. DR.. MN.
uiidar yesterday morning while walking
around her stove. in some way accidentally
caught on fire, and was fatally burned.
she died last night at i2 o'clock, leaving
her husband, -four little children and n laroe
number IN o. friends to mourn her departure
w. n Harvey, who was tried ycsterdav
cna geu with assault with IN,
tentiary for two years, ' Pe"''
Crops are looking finely.
with their crops. 'p''no'u'y
Weatt er warm and clear.
Business good.
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rarinersyillc,

Special to the Herald.
fARMrnsvIILE, June 2o.--A shootineAf-
ray occurred three miles south of here on
lhe io'h inst, between Joe Carver, son of
Colonel Carver, ofthis comfy, and a negro
Joe Bompnss, who was shot fatally and h.
since died; Up tothls time no arrest has
community. "''' 'ii 'n's
There is now Ia course of erect;on o,,.,,.
business houses. ''s'o" e'ghV
From 1900 to 4,eco bushels of small grain
are brought here daily for shipment gam
rapidly. PioAing up
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Marshall.
Special to tho Herald.

cpoclai 70 tho Herald.
MARSHALL, June 2o.-The commencement
exercises OF st. Joseph's school came off
'asl night at the opera,house. The drama
OF the Voyage OF Columbus was enacted in
splendid style by the boys. No pains wero
spared IN getting the play IN proper shape.
ana ana well did ,he little fellows play their
pu,tS, pnaI ,55ro lion a. H. Pope delivered the an
aua' auafess and presented the eold med
als and other prizes. The house was
crowded o,O,, 70 its utmost capacity. Everyone
ment. 'n'oi "''h-
ipdge Hendricks was knocked down and
TIepea We Is T., ,ast night when on his way home.
ai,ad S 20 dSoneflng greatly from the blow be re-
No clue to the perpetrator " '"'''"s'
III mne ., weather is the hottest OF the season
ana the drouth is becoming serious.
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Special 10 the Herald.

ppecIaI 70 The Herald.
baowswoop, June io.-Ths officers and
citissns who were out last night on tbe
track Of sam Hart, returned late this morn.
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Decatur.

oFVVIHI 10 IIU IItfNIW.
DECATUR, June 2o.Local option was do
'cated in this county by 96i votes.
Inc crop prospects here were never bet
ter, It's estimated that without more rain
the corn crop will average forty bushels 10
tne acre. Ine cotton acreage will be s Der
''V,, W.ouoN auovc las. year IL now looks fine.
on the LIST oil July. a'>"'"'"ors
Colonel Booth, who. has lust reiurrol
from Mississippi, leit for Austin to-day
Templeton seems to be in the lead bcrs
for attorney-goneral. ne'p
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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
MCKINNEY June 0.-Captain McMackep
oil Farmersville, was in town to-day with an
onion that weighed ~ pounds and measured
ios inches around, raised this year from
the seed.
date for county Judge. 20 +" 'i"ui'
Mr.. Dargan, of Dallas, is in our civ H.
day, and was welcomed by many friends
commissioners court Is In session revising
tne assessment rolls of 1889, and VIII
probably be In session all week. saw "-''
The lawn party at Messrs q w
iunslable's last night was most en,o.
able affair. '"o'' ciJoy-
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Labor Troubles ,

AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, June 20.-Thc compositors cor.
nected with the newspaper departments Of
the daily papers generally quit work to.
day, demanding an increase in composition
from 30 aud 80 per 200 to 30 and 35 cents
for day and night work respectively. A
communication was sent to the daily
had been made in advance of the
action taken by the printers assembly Of
Knights OF Labor. Time to consider
the action of the strikers was refused by
one of the dalies and the proposal TO con.
fer with the othc- papers was refused. The
other dailies refused to hold conference
with the appointed committee of the
Knights Of Labor. No definite refusal to
pay increase nor compromises have been
made. A few Of the oldest hands remain at
their cases, and the publications will be
brought out on time.
AT NEW YORK.
NEW YoRH, June 20.-The freight hand.
lcrs' strike is spreading. This morning a
large body Of them passed down West
street to the Battery. Later in the day the
laborers in the Erie and New York Il New
Haven freight houses quit work and The
warehouses were closed. The business
community is suffering terribly under Tho
business stoppage caused by these strikes.
Foreign.
ONE OF ITS EXPECTS.
LONDON, June 0.--A very large amour,
Of British import trade Is In cotton. The
stoppage Of business will be keenly felt IN
Lancashire, especially at Bolton, where
many mills use Egyptian cotton OK.
clusively.
WANT RELIEy,
The lord mayor has received telegram
from DIR. Mackey, ofthe consular agency. M
Alexandria, stating that Thousands of Doo,
Christian families are fleeing from Ervpt
He says they are leaving all their posscs.
sions and will be destitute, and asks tbs
lord mayor TO organize acommittcefor Their
| relief.
CALLED TO ORDER.
The lord mayor OF Dublin appeared In
the house OF commons this evening In
his official robes aud presented the
petition OF the corporation of Dubiin
against tho repression bill. He attempted
TO address the house on the question, when
he was called 10 order. -
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We itherford

SPECIAL to tho Herald,
wRArnERroRp, June 2o.--John Brown
aged 20 years, and supposed TO be one oftbe
parties recently engaged In the train rob.
berry at Ranger on the Texas & Pacific was
arrested at his brothers house in this
county to-dayby Constable HemphIll and
\. j. Houghton, Of this county. Dro-r
says ne Is not the man aud can bravo az I'll
lph His iamily connections here nrc varv ~,
respectable and 1t Is hoped that he ivinry II innoy.
Weather unusually warm and Threaten,
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special 70 The Herald.
wnirs.nono, June co.-John Rad ana
and W. W. Alscp, Of Rutherford co.rs~
tennessee. charged with Jail is,iv.,w
Mnurr'Ircssooro, Tennessee, W()e caniny, ~ ~
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On" antonio.
Special TO the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, June 2o.--The residence or
Mrs Herman schclcher, in tho northern
suburbs burned last night. Loss, 5000
on building and furniture, and 500 IN
greenbacks.
A difficulty occurred at New Braunc.l.
yesterday between Sheriff II. Schmidt ana
County Judge Ernest Koobir. In wbic,,
koebis was badly beaten over ihc head sith WIN.
q pistol. II isieared his injuries NAV nrnvn r,v,
fatal, Cause, abuse Of Schmidps family }Iyv hv
kocbig. '"'""y ny
Fastiand.
Special 70 the Herald,
EAsrLAsD, June @.--General whitney.
president, and Major Cave, treasurer Of ,ss
Texas Central road passed east to.nIrb, on
their way 10 Dallas. "e"' '"
General Whitehead, candidate for a,,o,.
ney.general, was here last eyennv % spJ j',vs. c,s
assd quite favorable impression. ''" ''''
tne good seasons we are having a NJ. =.
another Tonight ' soou 'or
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SILK. DEPARTMENT,

REMNANT SALE.
We have now counter about 500 Remnants of all
kind and qualities of Silks in lengths from half to twelve
yards which we have marked at about HALF PRICE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-03-17

The Cincinnati Enquirer makes these
observations with reference to confning
the Mississippi. The effort to crowd a
number ten foot into a number five shoe
u OF the same kidney as the effort to
hold the swollen Mississippi within the
Isvees. Build them as high, as wide
and as strong as the ancient wall of
China, and when the Father OF Waters
gets on his annual jamboree he will
burst his confines. His waters must
find room. They will not stay within
the dikes any more than quart OF
liquid can be confined within pint cup.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-03-17

Lord Justice Cotton, an English
Judge held in high respect, has lately
pointed out the committing of mere
boys for trial at the assizes with all the
paraphernalia OF the grand jury, judge,
Jury. ETC., is an absurdity, and that
they ought to receive instead a sound
'rching by magistrates order (as all
! ys OF the higher class do at public
iools), and then nc discharged. The
lome Secretary is to introduce bill
% facilitate this rnede Of punishment.
1T is contended that a boy who has
once been in Jail carries the stigma
through life aud often becomes hard
ened miscTeant, while fine is useless,
- be cannot pay one.
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MRS. d. y. Crook, PRoPRrETREss.

Elegant and desirable Sleeping Apartments
have been arranged and are now ready for
occupancy.
MRS. d. p. CROOK.
! Winnemucea, February 20, 1852. #
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-03-17

A Washington correspondent says
David Davis boards at the National Hotel
where his sitting room reminds one OF
an Illinois law office. There is no
carpet on the floor, large wood FIRE
cracks and blases, on the hearth, tho
chairs are capacious, with rush seats,
and at night candles supply the light.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-03-17

The Chicago police have captured
CASTOR de Rohan, an escaped convict
from the Missouri Penitentiary, who
has for years been psrsonating Catholic
bishops and priests in Europe and
America. He was sent TO st. Louis
Ast. week..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-03-17

Attached to the Works Is an ASSAY OFFICE
where ores will bs assayed on reasonable terms
and accurate returns guaranteed.
o. T. AVERY, Assayer.
Winnemucsa, October Is, 1881. IT,
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THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYs
ExcEPTEp) BY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

One Square 90 lines) first Insertion -. % &
Each subsequent insertion, per square l 0t
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
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REASONS FOX DRINKING.

Some drink because they re hungry;
And some because they re dry;
Some drink to keep them in good health,
And some for fear they II die;
Some drink because they re hot,
And some because they'r cold;
Some drink to strengthen them when young,
And some when they re old,
Some drink to keep them wide awake,
And some 10 make them sleep;
Some drink because they merry are,
And some because they weep;
Some drink when they do money gain,
And some because Of loes;
Some drink when they are pleased,
And some because they's cross;
Some drink when they are hard at work,
And some when they do play;
Some think il right to drink at night,
while others drink by day:
Some drink for sake Of company,
While others drink more sly;
And many drink, but never think
About the reason Why:
Some drink when they bargain make,
Some when they oney pay,
Both when they buy and when they sell,
They drink good luck to-day;
Some say they drink for pleasure,
And some they drink for pain;
Some say it's good, some say IL s bad,
But never once refrain;
BIT all must own the proyerb right
"when iron = hot 90 strike II"
Would st like to know the reason why p
They drink because they like a.
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CULVER AND GOLD ORES, FREE OR
- base, BOught af Fair Rates, or
worked on reasonable terms, by milling or
roasting process
Ores from distance can be shipped by rail
direct TO the mill, Mark sacks ''W. X. W.,
WiRnemucca, New"
ALEX WISE, Proprietor.
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EAGLE Drug, STORE.

Just recsived from the East, completes
stock Of Humphreys homeopathic Medicines
Sold strictly at San Francisco prices.
I. is2tt. &C. McAI.pISN.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. j. }: MOORE. SURGEON DENTIST.
- Office at the residence OF O. M. Miller,
Bridge street.
Extracting and filling teeth o speciality, at
Eastern prices.
VIII make this place headquarters for the
Winter.
Winnemucca, November rs, 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-22
Wilmington Shipping News.

Arrived March I4th, schooner
Hayes, Hansen, MASTER from
Umpsus, with 2s6, 900 feet Of lum.
ber for P. Banning. Barkentine
Catherine Sudden, Eschen, master,
from Ssabeck, with lumber for s.
P. r. r. Co. Schooner j. A. In.
gals, Olesoa, master, from Navarro
river with lumh for ]. De Barth
Shorb and P. Banning.
Sailed schooner Daisy Rowe,
Madison, master, In ballast for
Humboldt. Schooner Charles Han.
sem Sprague, master, IN ballast
for San Francisco.
Arrived March 18th, schooner
Humboldt, Madden, master, from
Salmon. Creek with lumber for s.
P, r. r. Co. Schooner Hannah
Madison, Madison, master, from
Cufey's Cove, with lumber for s.
F. r. r. Co. Schooner Orion,
Oleson, master, from Salmon Greek
with lumber for 8. P. r. r. Co.
Schoener Eclipse, Johnson, ma ter,
from Humboldt with 22O, 600 feet of
lumber Tor ], M. Griffith & Co.,
Los. Angeles and Santa Ana.
Sailed bark Don Nicholas, Isray
master, IN ballast for San Fran.
cisco for orders. Bark Silas Curtis,
Ourwan, rnaster, in ballast for Bur-
rard Inlet, to load lumber for South
American ports. IRA. IS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-22
Passengers Due This Evening.

{ - . as ss-s-sF 80 : ->----- NS--'f ----t-+Nf>
The following is the list of pas.
sengers by the Southern route to
arrive In Los Angeles at 4;45 O'clock
this evening, specially telegraphed
to the HERALD from Casa Grande,
Arizona, at IL O'Clock last night:
Geo CLARK, A III Dawson,o LON
don; Mr. II G Dillon and wife,
Denver; John Sinot, San Jose; III
p Whitney, and family, Buffalo, N
Y; Mrs Hoffman, Elmira, N Y;
J 8. Vosburg, San Gabriel; o b
Cusbmsn, Nellie B Cpshman,
Northampton, Me; d H Kelly,
Miss Bunker, Boston; B Wehe-
fritch, and wife. Tombstone; Mrs
NJ b Davis, Ell Psso; A. 'B Minear;
San Jose; II ClSiegler, Los .Ange.
les; w A BOSWELL, Troy, N Y; J
Lang, A Mcbride, J w Taylor
Tombstone; D T Callahan. ] 81
Bailey, 8 Fl. F Milkens, KaDsas
City; w ] Covert, Denver;,J Null
ligan, Maud Clayton, Tombstone;
Dan 6hehan, Pantano; II E Bevan
sacramento; G G Lipps, Los An,
geles; A M Salinger,. s #; G n
Stark, Center, IA;5 J r Adams,
Tucson. ~ .oaEoa1it sasosso'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-22
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JUDSON, GILLETTE
i SFG GIBSoN-MARCH 81, 1881.
CONVEYANCEs.

CONVEYANCEs.
Alfred Robinson, trustee, to H O
iRoSgee5'ygsE p % ssS,sa5 4 of Sc 4 Sec 20 T ss, R
Isaac Kinley to Joseph S Norman
NV u ofsW u of fSE n Sec S6. tbs. II Ia
Sallie i Edwards and E E, her hus-
band, to jam es A Brainerd- 5.6l acres in
NE u Sec So, T =. r 10 w, $3.50.
RF andJ o Lotspeich to James Brain.
erd--Lot 0, Lockhart tract, Rancho SAM
tiago de santa Ana, S2290. .,,, .....,.e. .a.a
&c Bethel to John A Brown-NE 4
ofNW NSec is, T2S, r l3 w, s2310 :.
A B Chapman to Sallie l. Edwards
Sol acres In NE 1 Sec S8, IA 81 II 10 W,
$2l6.50. nt",
Mary e Moore formerly HalD and
gan-W 30 acres OF 81 acres of 8 u of s
w u Sec 3s, I | 8, RIA w. $500. .s.. =
Los An geles Fruit Land d.Assoeiation on to
John " les wBstcheller--Lot IS, lands Of said
IN Moore to ] r Tobsrman--Hots "a
and %, Agricultural Park tract, 81. nj
JR Toberman to VIM Niles-Same as
last foregoing, 81. ~ g. + ~ ~
VA Hoover to John Niles--Lot 100.
Agricultural Park tract, 81. n ~
VIM N Hutchinson to M M,Teed--Agree-
ment to convey lot w side Los Angeles
street; z cash, snS,s = In l year. 8 per cent.
Js Phillips to Steyfan Wagon baci11-N
Z u of NE u Sec II, It's, r. IA W, &6SH. 4
huy lar z Wells TO Allie A Somes-ALot
l, block g. Moreno Vine yard tract, $l,A "
q Wiley We lis and, e Bouton TO Huy.
lar 2 Wells-Lots 4 and s, block B, and
let l. block @, Moreno Vineyard tract, 81.