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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-06
SALT LAKE ITEMS.
SAT- Lake Tribune.

SAT- Lake Tribune.
The electric lights of Salt Lake repre-
sent 260, 900 candle lights.
Park City had a narrow escape from a
big conflagration early Thursday morning.
Capt. W. H. Hooper was reported in a
dying condition last night. His disease is
asthma.
Our distinguished guest to-day is Hon.
George W. Cassidy of Nevada, who is on
his way to Washington. All honor to the
man.
Republicans and Democrats in Salt Lake
will vie with each other in doing honor to
Hon. George W. Cassidy, Nevada's noble
Representative in Congress.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-06

Silver State: Sheriff Burns has received
a dispatch from sheriff R. j. Rogers of
Union County, Oregon, stating that he
will pay $500 reward each for the arrest
and delivery Of Warren Drake and Gus.
OF the night Of Nov. %, 1889. Drake Is
about 81 years Of age, hight about 8 feet 8
inches, round, full face, dark hair and
eyes, INC upper front teeth out. Garron
is about 23 years Of age, blue eyes and
brown hair, 5 feet Q inches in hight, sleu-
der built. talks with a French accent, and
has a bashful appearance,
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OVER THE WATER,
ernment for Prosecuting Davitt
"A Eeaisy-Misa ParDeii Pub
fishes a letter Declaring Untrue
the statement OF Healey.

LoYpoN, Dec. Sat the Home Rule
demonstration held at Sanford last even
ing, O'Donnell aud kenEy, members 0!
Parliament, were present. A resolution
vas passed eondemning the Government
for it's determination to prosecute Davitt
and Healey, and congratulating these true
patriots on their refusal to enter into
terms for bail. Kenny's address declared
that if the Government imprisoned Davitt
and Healey it must face the task of ro-
sisting the whole Irish Parliamentary
party,
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NOTICE.

ME HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO All,
~ whom 1t may concern that from and
after this date we are responsible for ali debts
and eredits OF the firm of GsspAra, BiaDto d
Co., and from this date will not pay any debts
contracted by Gsspars BiPgio without our
biggio 4 Co. are payable to John ahirsrdsIu
and A. Biggio. All bills payable in Eureka,
Nevada.
Eureka, Nov. Is, 1882. n14.1m
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lAche

Bodie Free Press; The Cashier of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank has levied
attachments on the MONDAY, North Noon
day and Red Cloud Mining Companies.
The papers we're served Saturday. Geo.
G. Gorham Jr. transacted the business.
The attachment on the MONDAY mine is
for Sl75, 600, on the North MONDAY the
call is for a similar amount and the de-
mand against the Red Cloud is for SllO,-
GOO. As soon as the papers were served
the mines and mill were closed down. All
that is being lone in the Red Cloud is the
raising Of the pump column. 1t is too
early at present to predict just what the
result Of the proceedings will be. The
sudden closing down OF these mines has
created considerable excitement in Bodie.
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PACIFIC COAST AOvICES
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTINEL.l
Hay Warehouses Burned.

SAN JOSE, Dec. "a large frame ware
house, containing 1000 tons Of hay, was
totally destroyed by fire this afternoon.
The total loss will reach about $50, 900;
insurance, 49, 500. Another large hay
warehouse at Santa Clara was also burned
this afternoon. Both are supposed to be
the work Of an incendiary. The driver of
one of the steam fire engines, while going
to the fire, was thrown eff and very badly
ininred
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-06

Our principal industry Is receiving an
other blow by the fall in the price Of
silver. The decline at present, it is true,
is but triaing, but the fear expressed OF a
further depreciation in the near future
must create q feeling Of apprehension, II
not alarm. It appears somewhat strange
that our statesmen do not give more stten-
tion to this subject. and put silver on u
firmsr basis. As our country is the pfin-
eipal producer OF this metal, the output Of
3 State like Mexico should not be abba to
create such an enormous surplus Us to
make ii q drug in the markets Of the world.
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Hunting Ex-senator Spencer.

Detective Madison of Chicago was in
Carson last week. He did not state his
business, but it is believed by the Appeal
that he is on the trail of ex-senator
Spencer, one of the missing witnesses in
the Star Route trial. Spencer has been
hiding about Nevada for several months,
and not long ago was in Cherry Greek. He
seems to have been able by means Of the
receipt of cipher dispatches to keep pretty
well posted on the movements of the pros
ecution and has successfully evaded arrest.
He is now believed to be somewhere in the
mountains about Lake Bigler.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTCH.

A Ii MASTER MAsoNs IN GOOD STAND
N ing are requested to meet at Masonic
Hall THIS AFTERNOON at 1:30 O'Clock, for
the purpose of attending the funeral of the
late wife of their Brother, A. L. FITZGERALD.
JOHN E. JONES,
1t Secretary Eureka Lodge No. Is, F. IA. NJ.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
~ have Tags prepared for all dogs in this
town. All dogs found without q tag will be
inpounded. MATTHEW KYLE, Sheriff.
Eureka, Nov. l6, 1882. nl6-lm
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WASHINGTON. Dec. g. Sunset Cox
thinks that Carlisle and Randall ara
rather premature in distributing the
offices, in view of their candidacy for the
Speakership. He may run himself, as he
has been urged to. as New York has more
delegates than Pennsylvania and Ken
lucky combined.
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WAsHlNdToN, Dec. 5.-The steamer Ln-
terprise was burned Of Wsnd's Point
yesterday afternoon. Captain Thompson,
W. w. Hancock and a colored mar were
drowned. Captain Mayo displayed great
heroism in saving the passengers. Among
them were Mrs. Dillon and her children.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-08
sherman


SHERMAN, April Weather warm and
cloudy. II has been sprinkllng rain some
this morning. There are prospects of
good rain, which is needed badly.
The sheriff of Titus county was in the
city yesterday, and left on the casi.bound
train this morning with one Bill Brown.
who, few weeks ago, was arrested by the
sheriff OF this county on q charge OF horse
stealing in that and this county.
The ladies Of the Christian church gave n
supper and ice cream festival last night.
The room was crowded until quite late and
the sum realized was quite handsome. A
dinner will be set by them to-day.
In the district court yesterday, thu rape
ease, of the state vs.. j II. Simpson, which
has been on trial for the last two days, was
settled. Verdict, not guilty.
In the district court to-day, William
Morrison was tried for burglary and sen.
fenced to two years in the pcnitentary.
The trial of Bigga d, charged with en-.
benSlement, was In progress this morning
day.
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matter, and Todd withdrew his ob,ec,;on
Evans said the school had Sustained scri.
o9s damage, and he hoped the house would
adopt the resolution,
Todd withdrew his objection and the res
olution was adopted.
by Foster-A resolution that whereas the
comptroller has decided that agents Of
bioie and book companies are subject to
peddiers license, with the effect Of sus-
pending tho sale of sach books by mission.
AIRY organizations be il resolved that the
eommittee, ON revenue and organization be
authorized and instructed to present bill
OF the occupation tax.
By Cowen - A resolution recurring
the committee on internal improvements
10 refer back NJ the earliest practicable mo.
ment all railroad bills referred to il.
Adopted. "'
By Denman-A resolution that whereas
IL beins apparent that many judicial dis
triets OF late creation furnished little work,
the governor Is requested to submit the
inattert 10 the present session of the legis-
iature Tor Its action. Adopted.
by Stewart, of Hopkins-A resolution
that the sergeant'at-arms bc instructed TO
procure ior the use of the house hundred
copies of the March extra edition of tho
Houston Post, not to cost exceeding eight
cents per copy. Adopted.
by Iompkins-Resolutions of respect to
NJ. A.. Harvey, late calendar clerk,
deceased. Adopted
The house then adjourned to 8 a. m. to.
morrow.
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE,
containing about 1900 words rec.
ommends the sale or lease of
school son lands in any quantity on
long credit, with moderately low in
The passage of laws al once 10 raise tho
price OF lands in the Texas d Pacific and
Fan Handle reservations TO at least dollar
an acre, and that 100000 acres of these res.
ervations be donated to the state university
ana TO repeal all laws granting lands to rail
ways.
The passage Of laws regulating RAILWAYS
ireiights and passenger tariffs, and preycn,
indiscrimination
To, reduce the taxes, he says, NAV b,
lonnu consistent with the support OF nj
efhcient state government, and recon-
mends that II 1t can be done, the law b,
passed and not delayed till tn,
next regular session. He recon
mends further time to redeem lands
sold by the state for taxes. Concern
ing the oomptrollers action, he saws: II is
matter resting entirely between the legisla
tnre ana the comptroller, and he leaves i
with the legislature to settle the question
DEPARTMENT NOTES.
General w. Z. Hardeman was commits
stoned to-day to inspect twenty miles o
the East h West Texas railway.
Articles OF incorporation were filed b,
the Mechanics fire company of Houston
over one hundred applications for sohoo
lands were received at the treasury depart
ment to-day. First payment on GOO,OU
acres of land was received.
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Galveston
Special to the Herald.

GALVESTON. April 6.-Mr. A. J. Driver
superintendent for Texas of the cable sys-
tenn OF Mexico and the Pacific coast of
South America, informs us that Browns.
vile is to be entirely abandoned and Gal.
weston selected rs the terminus of these
systems The reason of this abandonment
brownsville Is the inferior telegraph facili
ties between Brownsville and Houston.
There are five steamers in the service, and
the cable is now laid between Callao, on the
south American coast 10 Tehuantepeo.
IN Centra: America. This ca.
ole VIII be completed about
tne tlinc OF the removal of the terminus to
Galveston. The cable system which is To
centre here will comprise 5000 miles of
cable. Va
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Fort Worth,


FonT WoRrn, April About II o'clock
last night Billie Jackson, negro 10 years
OF ago, broke into the room occupied by
the l5-year.old daughter OF Mr.. Henderson,
who lives. a mile and half south Of the
bic, accomplished his damnable design
rape. The parents were attracted 10 her
room by q gasping sound, when they found
the shocking fate OF their daughter. Oni.
GERS were at.once put on his track.
Az the meeting of the city council last
night Alderman Pitts resignation was
read and accepted. WIS
Farmers are in need of rain.
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A DiabolIeai Unfortunate.

LAsALLE, Ills, April frederick
Mackler, Of pittsburg, was last night robbed
Of satchel which he claims contained
800 600 In mining stocks, while on tho
east. bound passenger train on the Chicago.
Rock Island Il Pacific railway, BY n blind
man whose name Is said TO DC Davis, and
who, got off the train at this point. Mack.
Ter discovered his loss at Ottawa and re-
turned TO LaSalle. Davis was arrested In the
Harrison house with the securities In The
basket, while hc with a boy ompanyins
him was engaged In burning them In q
stroyed In this way.
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Forty-seventh Congress.
HOUSE.

Ellis, of louisiana presented the memo.
rial Of the mayor and several commercial
bodies of New Orleans praying for congres.
sional action on the Mississippi levee bill.
Referred.
blackburn, of Kentucky, offered n reso-
luton directing the committee on expendi.
lures IN the war department to ascertain
what, II any, abuses exist, or have existed.
III the adjusting of claims In the
quartermaster-genera commanding and
the third auditors offices, and report
their finding, together with such recon.
mendation as il may deem proper for the
settlement of such claims.
Robson of New Jersey offered MS a sub.
stilute similar resolution but with a
preamble recitng that II has been asserted
on the .loor OF the house by member that
he had evidence In his possession which
showed that certain clerks of tho govern.
ment had acted fraudulently and corruptly,
etc.
Blackburn declined to accept Robeson's
substitute.
Reed, Of Maine, read q letter from tho
third auditor stating that Mcfarland, to
whom Blackburn had referred had severed
his connection with the quartermaster ter-gcn.
eral's department in June 1874.
After further debate Robeson modified
his preamble 80 as to read:
WHEREAS, II has been publiclv
declared by member of this house
from his place on the floor that there are
reasonable grounds TO believe, etc.
This was accepted by blackburn as nm
adopted. '"'
Private business having been dispensed
with, the house at 2;35 went into committee
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Houston
sp ecIal 10 the nernld.

sp pecih 70 tho Herald
HousroS, April 7.-The city council to.
day accepted the bid to pave Main street
with treated wood blocks, at a cost of about
100 per block, including intersections.
Property holders along the street pledged TO
do the work, the city paying for the inter.
sections. Tho bid accepted was Of NJ. Cur
tin, an alderman, who resigned previous TO
vote on the bid.
Cotton exchange and local press met 10.
9ay ana appointed : committee Y Y arrange
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Special weather report for this district 4;


Mrs, Stevenson, who shot her husbands
inger oil in difficulty this
morning, was arrested charged with MS.
sault with intent to murder and committed
to jail.
Flags throughout the city to-day were at
X. Davis, deceased, who was buried TO-DAY
with Masonic honors.
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THESE FACTS WERE CLEANED

From the thousands Of visitors that thronged estab
shment Opening Days, the majority freely Offering
opinions in conformity with the above, whilst immense
sales and well filled Order Book fully corrobrate them.
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LONDON. April IA dispatch from Wen.
m 70 the Daily News, says: The Russian
authorities arc taking great precautions
against the renewal OF The anti-Jcwish ais.
turbanccs at Easter. Two thousand one
hundred persons with unsatisfactory papen
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An unusually well distributed business was done
In railroad bonds; but the transactions, except in
the speculative kinds, were only 10 small amounts
and for the speculative kinds prices were remark
ably irregular The transactions in Erie second
consols amounted only to $3.50, 600, and the price
declined from 95A095as to 944. Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas rsts oonsOls steady at 100, but
the general mortgages declined from So TO sOd SOl2
C. c. and l. c. incomes moved in sympathy with the
share speculation and rose from 52l2 to 5G055.
Rome Watertown and OgdeusbuTc frsts, al Sc, were
oF4 per cent from the last previous sale ST Louis
and Iron Mountain new SIS rose ! per cent TO 50,
but closed weak at 81, and Ohio Central incomes
were l per cent lower at 40. Rochester and Pitts
burg incomes were active and rose from
45 to - and closed at 46, and Virginia
Midland incomes were steady at 7107l207 Il Il.
Louisville, New-Albany and Chicago irsts sold al
lO2a4alO3 Lafayette, Bloomington and Muncie
rsts at 1924 Pittsburg Bradford and Buffalo frsts
at 95l2 and Missouri Pacific thirds at ll1l2 st.
Paul consols were Il lower at 1884 frsis Southern
Minnesota division Il higher at l01, and frSts Has
tipps and Dakota division active at 1870
114l4. ST. Paul and Omaha consolS up Is
at lOl3s and St Paul and Sioux City irsts sold at
ll15s Wabash general mort cages sold at $3.50
$40. against S4l2 yesterday. Kansas Pacific CON
soils were firm at lO4 and firsts Denver division at
jO9la. Texas and Pacific incomes were steady be
tween GSl2 and 6S and iirsts Rio Grande division,
after selling up to S4as closed at S34 or ls higher
than Yesterday. The closing quotations are fol
lows:
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LONDON March 23-123U H. m-Consols l0l7is for money
lOl7io for the accounts bonds four per oenI s
Atlantic and Great first mortgage trustees &c,
Gates 4Ss; second 16 Ere 3si2 ILLINOIS cetta Law
Reading 30at New. York ontario ana western 49,
LONDON March 23-The directors Of the BANK OF
at their meeting reduced the minimum fAo oi u.s.
count from TO per cent =, NJ 81, ,.u,o,,, ,,..
GoSDoS March 2}The bullion in the BANK o. mas
az the Rank of England liability which LAST week
was a27,e per cent. is now 45liG pr cent
LONDON March 2Ghe Bank OF France mas reuuoeo is "'o
az discount 90 3l2 per cent. 49,,
LONDON 2t--2.0O r. mPAris a1VlccS unpeo Hi'"
per tesaJ francs for the account ..1s ~,
LONDON. March 23-3 p m-Bnr SILVER IA fuu'ou nv
sd. ounce. o,- ,o,. o., ,oo,,y
LONDON. March 234.OO p. m-Consols lOl'e Tor money
and for IND account Atlantic and GTca western r
mortgage trustees certificates, ASH Erie $50 New DIN
Central, 1861 Illinois Central 1875 New ioiA oh'aio
ana Western 26l2 Pennsyly9nia Central, 90 a. III, -
LONDON Marcn 23i3D r. m-The amount OF ounVh Bono
OF England on balance toiaVl7 1 i3.upt
LONDON. March 2S-0 m far1s adVices ouo,e 'roo per
francs 10 Centlmes for the account
PARIS. Marcu 2B-5:p y. m.-EXchango on Lonuoh -
france - cenlInes fOr cieckS
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DouEsTIC MARKETS.

RNr1voRr March 23-Cnttor stoaty; ahiling l2c Ponr
Howard street and Western superhne 50 5OG&4 JO
40 Extra 30 DO Family So @1@s4 OOi cay Ails
sinner 500 n - do. Fanny,
a. 5O do Tio Brands 81 o. 20 70. Patapsc0 fsny
~ ~ Wheat-Southern red ~ 20 81 iO do Amber.
q i9gg1 as 40 Mar Innd 81 89dfl 40; No. western
Winter Red spot ans March. - 3Sh ~ @L Apnl,
Wbitr ,,6n7c. do Yellow. 71o; Western Mixed spot
7ga liLc; March. 73c April, 73'tq7ic May 752c oats
'lo,fLr, bIa5So Western White. 520 Doc, do. Mixed,
N %. Peun-ylvnna $50. rye quiet az 45G57c lay
dul Prime CnOicc pennsylvania and Maryland @l1 OOU
Wheat guiat but steady asking II 30 for NO. Hard Duluth
com steady fair demand sales: cars No Mixed
~ no cars do track oats quoted Mixed Nost
ern on track 5OGjic barley quiet no sales reported
Il,e Inactive FTeghis 10 New ork Dy Tl-N neal DC;
g'rt d, DATA -C Railroad ctupts-FlDdT 1000 bbls.,
wheat 500 bush. Corn GOO bush RaifOnd shpmeno-
Flnut bblA Wheat, l6JtO DuAi' Cofn OOOO DuAA.!
Data 800 bash.
q icigo March 93.-Flour steady and firm. Wheat un.
settied and lower Chicago spring 81 30 2 cash March
and April ~ 2eRasl 2yS May II ~ Sssi zIh June
81 24ldSl 24A July NO 10, ~ Ooaa&l lOr: Rejected,
~ G64c Corn ia % demand but ~ lower rates Regular.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer Vessels and Rfitr0qfS
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. March %, 1882
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrr.,,- N..urr rrI.-rr-Hnr. Ii d rnh 90
NEw-IORK. Thur

ASHFs-steady j9Tiac for Iots and GaGIc for Pearls
COFFEE Rio active and about steady throughout
though Ordinary the best sustained ss -34l bags
Biea 900 bags & do 1000 bags do LOCO bags do
1900 bags 600 bags do all on private terms
500 bags Withdrawn At the Exchange sales OF
1850 BAGS Ordinary 10; $50 asked for
March. standard SAMPLES The spot
quoted lO0 1850 The interest In the Exchange steadily
Increasing and promise. 10 become permanent Tho March
deliveries ae Jupshcd without difficulty delay. Mid
grades ru nallness of suppy restricts business
Qu0tatOns-far RIO 93 dlOc.: Ordinary RIO. Pc; Java,
l393Oc.: Singapore, l2al3c.; Ceylon, l0GI@c Nara
caDO Ga 3c LacuayTa "a 4c.; Jamaica. sle1Zc 81 Do
mingn be- Porto Rico Oa Be: Costa kca, 9i20l5o;
Mexican llri2igs; Mocha PROSE. AngOsturA II BE-;
SAMANTHA 9ld lac; Curacao, sG9c.
COTTON-Spot cotton dull unchanged. sales. Al bales
81 bales last evening", including - bales for export ll6
2i~ bales 'uT spcculFt ton. Delivered
on conr,o bales. Receipts AZ the ports todsy ss9l
bales against bales week. and COB bales last
since september l. il9olS3 bales against l9lo53I
b. Same lasis
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L1vF srocK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPn

RUFP1IO March 3-CATTIF-Receipts to-day $500 head
tosi for week thus time last week
700 head cousgued through 20 market hrneT out
not quoahy higher sales Choice StecrSO zO@+o oO LsA
do - - - - 800 -, -, =
SHrEr Ayp INBs-Eecclpts to-day 1900 head total for
NUeeL Tins far Is 200 head time last week. $4,000
head: g1ed through % cars: fair demand, but at
loer rofs Salcs Good Choice Western sheep $6 -
80 56 Choice 10 rancy 81 rs - l2L Western Lambs S6G
SO 50 best grades disposed OF -, - g..
UoGRece pts to-day 5000 head total for week thus far
2 OOO head same time last week lJoOO head consigned
throua III cars. generally unchanged. but some
sales rather higher sales Workers Good 10 Choice - 9eg
sos; Light So 1896 80 Good Medium weights - LOO
Sc 30; Pigs +Ca&6 90 80 o., 49,. -,
CHICAGO. March 23-HoGs-kecelpts. lsoOO head! shlp
ent In 600 head rket active quality
DOR Good stock steady Common TO Good Mixed So 2OG
Heavy Packing shipping 80 80 GS1 ~. Phiadel
phla ana Iarcrs, - 500 ~ ~ Light Hogs 50 2O1tJ b.
rs ana fuIs $50 So 10. Market closed 5d lOc lower
CArTR-Itecoipts 1900 head, shipments 200 head mar
f tcy and active exports, - 90 a@1 u5 GOOD 10 Choice
irip~ - g1G 50 3O Common oar - 40a - so Mixed
UnHrs Stock $50 - rs; Texans, - 20, Stockers
and Feeder, slow AZ - 5OatJ lU. $780,
SHEET Receipts 1900 head shipments 20 w neHl ilahet
steady and strong Inferior ~ Fair "a SO1S1 10 Good to
Choice, s. - sc 10