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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-18

and building a thousand fires,
Think Of two thousand pair ol
hands in q fellows hairl Boy
you have shown me that Solomon
needed . guardian over him. HI
didn't have sensel'
s.Yes,' says the boy, land
think Of two thousand feet. each
one cold as q brick Of chocolate
ice cream. A man would want
back as big as the fence to farm
ground. But / don't want to
nrrow up your feelings. ! must
go and put some arnica on pa.
He has gone home. and says he
has been to a summer resort on q
vacation, and be is oil covered
with blotches He say cit il mos-
quito bites, but ma thinks be has
been shot full OF birdshot by some
watermelon farmer. Ma hasn't
got any sympathy for sspa because
be didn't take her along. - PecRs
Sun.
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Photographic Telephone
Recorder.

In the Mining Journal Of March
10th the st. George loud-spsakine
telephone was fully noticed. and
il Is now stated that Mr.. st.
George has perfected an invsn.
ton which il really SUI elemental
to the telephone. and will enable
every description Of conversation
carried on through the instru-
msnt to be not only recorded, but
reproduced 81 any future time.
Briefly stated Mr.. ST. Georges
invention may be thus described
A circular plate Of gIass is coated
with collodion and made sensitive
as . Photographic plate. This IL
placed in = dark box 10 which Is :
slit to admit : ray Of light. In
front Of the glass Is telephone
diaphragm, which. BY its vlbrs-
tons. opsns and closes small
shutter through which . beam Of
light il constantly psssing and
imprinting : dark line on the
glass. Vibrations Of the shutter
causs the dark line TO vary in
thickness according 70 the tones
OF the voice. The glass plate il
revolved by clockwork, and the
conversation as it leaves the tele-
phone is recorded on tho ssnsi-
tive plate. the imprinted words
spoken being fixed as il done in
photography. The plate can be
brought forward afterwards. and
when replaced in the machine
and connected with . distant tsle-
phone will. when est in motion.
give back the original convsrsa-
tlOu.
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Elsne.sai Ezsrssse.ses.

Leonard Parker has handed %
the Mareogo (Illinois) Republican
from which We take the following
seasonal item:
A correspondent writes 10 the
Times from Gray, Iowa: You
speak Of ons Of the big stories
from the Iowa hall-storm. To-
day, August IA, eight days after
the storm. / saw hail-stones ~
large a. walnuts. These are what
remained Of drift Eve or six
feet deep. Speaking OF stories.
there could be plenty Of them told
that NO one would believe without
seeing. What do you think Of =
man having bis, feet frozen ON the
9Th day OF August in this part Of
lown, about the Same latitude Of
Chicagoa This man was at work
mile from any house In his
bare feet, and had to walk mile
over hailssones from six inches to
Eve feet deep Horses. cattle.
hogs and chickens we're killed by
the hail. Telegraph poles look
as il they were pounded by O
sledge hammer. Corn stalks
were cut off about twenty inches
above the ground as cleau as il q
reaper had been used. A butch
er in Gray on Saturday last, five
days after the storm. gathered uf
! wagon load OF hail-tones, and
used them in his ice-bnx. The
Northwestern train running from
Audubon to Carroll was csugh
lin the storm, and the conductor
told me he could not see object.
Twenty feet from the train, ant
could not hear himself speal
while trying to quiet the pyssen'
gers. After the storm cut seveI
feet deep was filed up with th'
hail, and q gang Of men was re
quired to shovel it out so tn
train could get through. The.
do tell some big stories, and thos
enumerated here are only smal
share. The worst feature Of thi
storm was the great destruction Q
crops. Many farmers who wer
well to do lost everything in tn
way of wheat, corn. oats an
barley.
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Notice Of Intention.

Notice Is hereby given that 10 Il the intention
Of the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles 10 estab-
lish the Ersde Of Main street from California
street 70 Warrington street. a. follows.
At the intersec'ion OF California stree, and Main
street the grade shall be, ss established 20 %
feet below the datum plane; at the Intersection Of
Pine street and Main street the grade shall be
36-o0 f.st below the datum plane; and At the In
terEsction Of Washington street and Main street
he grade shall be, - now established, 20 90 fsst
below the datum plane.
AL persons interested are hereby notified 70
dle their objections, u any they have, with the
Clerk Of the Council within ten days of the data
Of the nrsr publication Of this notice
b order II the Council Of the city Of Lcs An.
W. W. ROBINSON,
llsrk of the Council os the eity ef tlss Anaslss
L. ARgsaa4 ostshsr sth. 4 .. lo1a ss1o1os
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Application for City Deed.

Application win be made 70 the Mayor and
Council Of the City Of Los Angeles. on saturday.
the eth day Of October, 1883. for . quit clam
deed IRON said city TO A. N. Hamilton. Of all that
real property In the city Of Los angeles, county
follows:
Commencing at the 8. W. corner Of San Pedro
ana Fifth streets; then, N. 62' So W. 1870 feot
10 point: thence s. " ~ W. 1f<5O feet; themes
q S. b0 T. 500 20 feet to San ~ ro street; themes
sl1ng San reiro ect N. 81 20 T. l71.10 feet tc
the place Of beginning
reference u made TO petition, map and sbetraci
of title on file with the undersigned. with whom
al objections 10 the granting Of said deed must b
nled before the time TOR making sach application
W. W. ROBINSON.
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of los Angeles
Los Angslss. Cal. ssptsnbsr soth. A D.. lsss
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II yox want your Eastern .Jr;ends to
taoV sometAing oboxs Los Asgeies bxy
Ae sxpsrb thiyty.tpo-pags Iiixstrated
Herald. which L only fifteen cents copy,
or eiaM for a dollar. IN book form 4
,oexid make a good sized solsme. and 4
anaoers al the quesfiOxs asked about th;s
eitv and tounty.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-18

If you s0axt your Eastern .friends d
know something about Los Asesles bug
he superb tAirfy-tvo page Hiasfrased
Herald. schicA u only Jef1een cents q copy.
or eighs for a dollar. In booE form Il
soosld make a good sized volume. and q
dnsvsrs al the qsessioxs asled aboxt hi.
city and counfy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-18

" you pant your Edstsrn friends to
know something about Los Angeles hay
The superb tAirty-fpo,page Illustrated
Herald, 'shich is only Jlfiees csntsa copy.
or eight for dollar. In book form Il
'oouid make a good sized poiume, and Il
annssrs all tae qnesiions asked about thi,
city and county.
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CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN z. R.
plREcT nam commUMlcATlon wuTr
NATIONAL CRY AND San DIEGO.

On and after Thursday, Sept Is. 1883, trains
Il the California Southern RAilrCkt going Bouth
viii leave Colton daily IT z:6t ?. H., Or on arivn!
Of East-bound Southern Pacific train, and VII
leave Riverside 1t 1l:3o. arriving u San Diego q
10rl6 ?. H.
Going north, viii leave San Diego 1t 6ll A =
and Riverside at 2:0l, arriving Cotton = 2:2(
2. T., San Francisco time, making closs connec
tiou with train Tor Los Angeles and San FAncisco
Passenger from the east connect direct arrfv'
ing Il San Diego the same night Fifteen min
ufss for supper At Fall Brook.
Pnnsngers will save from ten (l0) to sixty (o0
cents BY purchasing their tickets Of the agent
before entering the cara
hound "Trip tickets cannot Be obtained on th<
train.
Southern Railroad, Cotton, or
J. N. VICTOR,
superintendent, and Gen. Frt and Pas. Ag't
National City, Cal au23
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Dissolution Notice.

TNe partnership heretofore existing between
II. D. Godfrey and A. G. Godfrey under the dtm
rams Of Cooley Pros Drug Company, Is this day
di-solved BY mutual consent. II. D. Godfr.y col,
lsctinr all debts due the late firm and lsyinE al
n liabiiIliss. II. ". GODFREY,
l. 49, oss,ssr ssh, assa sst5isw
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whois Tickets, a. Halt Tickets. a.
Remit Aoney Or Bank Draft In Letter or send
Nv Exprcsa Don't send by Registered letter tI
Rosto7hce order until further notice. Ord - cf
s And upward, by Express, can ts sent ~ our
rdk,s j. j. DOUGLAS. Louisville. Ky.
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os-'.. s''"- o'''' s'''-.,
:: i I ! II
oo.ss Noasu.

sseamsrs 0rsAha and Ancon 90 through 10 San
6sn Diego. leaving San Pedro od the dstes Of
their arrivals from Ban Fr.nciseo
The OrixAba and Anoon call ct Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford Gan Luis 0bispc) only. on the
routs 70 and from IAN Fxnatsco.
Ths Eureka snd Los An9olss cAu d Ban
Buenaventura. santa Bafb&rAs 0avfots. Port
Hanord, csyucos. ssn simeon. Mcntsrsy sna
Santa Crua
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NEW HOWE AND HOUSEHOLD
Sewing Machines.

ne best In The narkss nave n - -,
inprsysnsnts. and ~ labsr nysrs nss znzixelis6
Priss. s4S fsr either.
~ SLoTTERBEc1<, AGENT.
Ne, IL roAzH NAM ST., o,pssfv,
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LuoIus pAkER. o. Z.

SURVEYING ENGINEERING OFFICE A
Normal School. P o. Box 1877. isis I'm
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Profsssor Louis Adams.

Who has had twenty-seven years experisncs =
teacher. viii give lessons in the French Language
4 his once. No. - Baker Block, or at Pupils rss-
ideDee, on moderate trms- References: Mr.
Eugene Meyer, French Consul, hiss Stonsman,
J. n. Grifsth, Mrs Bishop Kip, @. A. Dickinson.
md many others jyz4 I'm
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Passenger Tor Han Diego tais The tz.in that
leaves Los Angslss for San Pedro - loA. 4
FAsssngsrs going north per orssba o. Aaca
leave 9, p H. H. depot, Los Angeles 1t 10 O'clock
4. \ Per Eureka or Los Angeles It 10 o'clocl
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Rates of Pare from Los Ansslss;

sgPisas u asssnsrS Cabins st Agents ellss
vhsfs bssshs ny b ssoursd
Fos Newport Landing, Vi aanta Crus, ssa.,
freight seslnsu issvs ssn frAncisco about ever
two vseks. ~ tidss ssrse o. ths Newport bar.
Ths Company reserves IL right to change TIN
sfsamsn o. their days Of Ailinx
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lITTLE'S
CHEMICAL FLUID
= II n II - ID r -

PRICE REDUCED TO S1.25 PER GALLON.
Twenty gallons Of fluid mixed with cold vstsr
will make 1900 gallons Dip.
q superior TO all Dips and Dressings for 1eab
In Sheep
b certain In eject.
Is easily mixed, and i applied In q cold state.
II improves the character Of the Wool, end
promotes It, groWth.
d Of grssz heaslnxq qualities in cases Of seres
and bxuIoeo.
d protection against bIow-fy in bueks.
death % Raxgots. lice. ants Hpd I'll
y FAlknER, DElL q Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO CA
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Gillette. Gibson 4 Wood. !.
Examiners of Title and
Conveyancors,
Rooms is And II. Mcdonald 11oek. Main
Los AN0ELu CAL.
|!|3ZI;E|1:|II
IlI|f13;|1

sac, ,0oO Ton -.
\ Il Regular M0nthlv OraWkeg viii
SU take place In the Msaonic Hail. Masonic
fsmpls Bnilding. Ia Louisville. ky,
THURSDAY. ocTOBEn 2sTu, uess.
A Lawful Lottery and Pair Draw-
II n, chartered BY the Legislaturs 81 Kspturky
and txics declared legal BY tho highest Court In
the State Bond given TO HeDry County In the
sum d slc0,0o for the prompt paymsnt Of al
prizos sold
Revelation In 8tngle Number
Drawings.
fHEvery ticket holder his own supervisor. can
ail out the number his tick It and see the cor
responding number on tbs tag placed ~ the
ur on the last Thursday Of sysy month Read
the magnificent
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6 acREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE" ,"

and comforts
ooaaMop,oys Will wEu
oEvlMry-fVE cGMT9
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WRITING SCHOOL.

H. zDA-EEUG1
r.sdv q rucnlve seholaas In Penmanship = ~
6n rates bringing ths tuitioa within tbs reach
q I'll.
1chool uIours-Da CIass Iron . 4. \. 70
10 h.; frou : 10 :. \. Evening Claas iron "a
Terma Tuition payable In sdvAnoe-Day
Class ful time, 30 par month; two hours o. less,
t6 per month: Evening lessons o5 per month; for
. shorter period, q. 80 per week
Room Il, Downey Block. sci In
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k1roR PASSAGE Oh rKEIour Al ABOVE,
on Fob TICKETS 10 AND FROM
AL Important Points in Europe
......A1rIr ro.....
81. McLELLAN. s: Agent.
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ALBERT LEA ROUTE


r. \. GABLE, &. ST. JOHN,
icsnr Managss. osar rkt ! Pass'r As's
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IaA. AHnavs
en- A =. ......... Cotton. ........ ssss = n
.z:so ,. y. 49,. Cotton. ........ 30
s:1s 4 l. Dsming EzpFss'....... A'1.n
$50 ,. T. East EnigrAnt. AIS 4
SIS 4 n -. n PAso and East Az p =.
sls ,. = San Francisco Express. 7ssAr
SIS 4. n saennsnto. Enisr'nti $40 ,.
sss A II Santa Ana and AnaAsln. - n \
80 ,. n Santa Ana and AnAhain. $50 4.
$50 \ = Santa Monies ...... SIS 4.
.4nr. T. 49,. Santa Monie. 49,. 'ssS :. :.
,s:sor. H. SAINT. no.,ioA -,,f4:ssr. r.
1000 A. =. ...... .wilminxsou ....... a.ser H.
800 ,. n. ...... wilminrson ....... 900 A =.
1000 4. n. ....-. San Pedro. $50 =. >.
400 ,. ..I..... San Pedro. 200 :. :.
s8uns5avr excepted tSundavs only
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-03

ces>es m mature ears, such as loss of memo Iassilude, Nocturnal Emissions, evasion to society, dmness of vision, noises in the head, the vital fluid passinga observed in the uri e, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dr. Minie, who is regular graduated phy sician will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol lars for a case of this kind the Vital Restora tive under his special advice and ireatmentj will not cure, or for anything impure or inju- rlous found in it. Dr. Minute treats all pri- vate diseases successfully without mercury Consultation free. A thorough examination and advice. including an analysis of the urine Ss Price oi Vital Restorative, s a bottle, or four times the quantity. SIo; sent to any address upon receipt of price, or C. o. D.. secure from observation, and Tn priva name If desired, by A. E. MlNTIE, NJ. D., No. IT kearney Street, San Francisco, California.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any one applying by letter, stati z sym toms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to busi- ness transactions.
 Dr. Mintle's Kidney Remedy Nepheticum cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com, plaints, Gonorrhoea, Gleet Leucorrhea. For sale by all druggists, ST bottle, six bottles for S.
 Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in the market. For sale by ali druggists.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-03

The question IS now being agitated Tn reference to congress approprlating the sixteenth and thirty.sixth sections of public lands in the Territories to assist in defraying the educational ex- penses. This law prevails in all the states, and as the increased population Tn the United States is so noticeable in the territories, and school houses are erected in nearly all the settle ments, why should not our children have the same privileges as those in the states? Governor Tritle recon. mends this action to the Secretary of the Interior in his last report, and we believe, if the proposition is properly represented to Congress, such a law will be enacted. Thanks to the Gov ernor for the interest he takes Ill the matter.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-03
Our Territory's Mining Exhibits.

The Arizona Territorial mineral ex
 hibit, now at the Chicago Exposition, is attracting considerable attention from those interested in mining, as from those who for the first time hay, been given an opportunity to behold something of the mineral products oi which they have never before had tangible evidence. It is to be hoped that this exhibit may be made the nucleus of permanent mineral ex
 hibit in Chicago, and become one o' the prominent foundation stones of a Miners Exchange, which will be of practical value, not only to the min ing territory, but to capitalists and investors. We believe that it will only require an effort in this direction to secure means and ores to make this success in the direction indicated
 In no place could the mineral pro, ducts of any territory be placed where they will attract more attention, oi return greater benefit for every effor, made to secure representation of thi. character.-Chicago Mining Review
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i'm had been in town but a few days

Jim had been in town but few days until he got on spree. Actuated by some impulse that would be hard to account for, he visited Stoner's grave. Placarded on the head board, he saw his own name as that of the murderer of Stoner. Pulling up the slab, he shouldered the same, and marched into town, swearing vengeance on his enemies. The unnatural and inhuman parade ended by Jim chopping the head board to splinters with an ax. Flagstaff is fast filling up with orderly, law abiding and peace loving citizens. We predict that such unnatural ana disgraceful scenes must soon end.
 MT. Hawks, a restaurateur of the "West End," accidentally burned about ninety dollars in drafts or cheeks on Tuesday night. He was deposit ing old bills and papers into the fire, forgetful for one moment of the checks in the folds of the bills. MT. Hawxs IS spoken of as worthy citizen, with large family, and his loss is to be de- plored.
 Much improvement is noted both in the old and new town, or, as our neighboring burgers, who are already aping metropolitan airs, would say, East and West End" We note Tn West End: Francis & Whipple, sa loon and restaurant; Mrs. Dulan, sa loon; MT. Gibson, hotel; Mr. Beal, residence. In East End. the new hotel, J. H. Wilson's large general store, Dr Brannen's drug store and office, and many others, whose names we did not learn, are building ana taking chances with the future in cast. ing lots in the new town.
 A new and roomy school house is being erected between new town and the Aver mill:
 Thursday, the 25th ult., was issued the Flag, a neat, newsy paper of ei ; h, pages. It is to be hoped it has g bright and prosperous career before it. We think the CHAMPION before noticed ;he genial editor and proprie tor of the Flag, Col. Harry Reed Col. Reeds paper is as bright ane pretty as child's new copy book and as large (nearly).
 Fred Henderson, an employe of tn, Aver Mill company, died on Saturda, last. Sunday his remains were fol lowed to the grave by Supt. Wakefield and many of his fellow workmen. w, learn MT. Henderson came recentl from Providence, Cal, and was for merly from Elmira, N. Y.
 Mir. J. w. Spaford, of the Orienta restaurant, was equipping for day 0 two in the mountains. H.
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Tombstone's Troubles.

Again, and for the third or fourth time, the real estate owners of the city of Tombstone are in 2 muddle. For years a bitter fight has been going on there between Edward Field, the owner or representative of the Gilded Age mining claim, which takes in a large portion of the town, and the Townsite company. It hardly seems possible that compromise could be effected between the conflicting par ties, but the Tombstone papers come to us with the news that the Townslte company has purchased the Gllded Age oi MT. Field, and the two titles are now consolidated into one. This renders it necessary for those who held Gilded Age deeds to settle with the new purchasers, thereby paying twice tor their property, and those who occupied lots in the Gllded Age under Townslte titles can remain In peace able possession. The courts have held that the Glded Age was a valid mining claim, and deeds rom that company for surface ground were per feet titles. Under these decisions, parties interested, to a great extent, took MT. Fields deeds, and ignored the Townsite titles. Now things have changed. The Townsile company recognizes no deeds but its own. For years the citizens of Tombstone have been harraSsed with the question of title, the existence of which unfortun. ate circumstance has greatly retarded the building improvements of the city. We do not see that the case Is settled yet, as the Gilded Age claim has been sold under execu ion, for debt, and a sheriff s deed gwen to the claimants. Will not the courts be still harrassed and the people also, with the titles obtained un1er the execution?
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-03

It finally comes to light that the cnce thriving town of Lordsburg, in New Mexico, is the source of the re. port that Clifton is in New Mexico, which, could the line of survey be SC changed, would help to stay the de. cline of that town, which has been on the downward road for some time and now that it has just had a ss5 DOG fire, probably its work is done. Cliff ton is a valuable mining section O our Territory, and its annexation tc New Mexico would be an event O great profit to that Territory. Blu we look upon the whole matter as l: farce, and expect to hear little o nothing more of it.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-03
It is almost d settled fact that Tild n

It is almost settled fact that Tild n and Hendricks will be the Democratic nominees for the Presidential race in 1884. John Kelly and Tilden have buried the hatchet, edge down, and Kelly has promised to do his level best for the success of the ticket. Kelly's adhesion insures the electoral vote of New York to the Democrats, which is the main spoke in the national political wheel.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-03

It would seem, according to the published report in the Clifton Clar- ion, that Graham county is following in the wake of the early days of Co., chise. from the fact that the bills al' lowed by the supervisors foot up so largely, from $2,3oo to the sheriff down to Sa.5 for days wages. The county has now taken in the San Car. los reservation as part ot their tax list, which we hope will materially aid their tax receipts. But if the next legislature don't have to bond the debt of Graham county, we are mis' taken.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-03

Sam Purdy, of Yuma, who has been paraded by the press of the rerrit ory before the people as U. s. prisoner, charged with crookeGness in election cases in Yuma county, has had his trial in the U. s. Court, at Phenix, cleared hls skirts, and has gone home a free man. lust as we expected. Secretary Alexander, former secretary of the Prison Commission, and oth. CTS on the inside of that once notor- ious ring, caused great jealousy among the Yumaltes, and through the man. ipulations ot some of those in power, the house divided against itself, as the investigation, or attempted one, by the legislature, last winter, clearly proved. Vengeance is sweet, and We expect to see the fight continue. sam Purdy IS not the man to sit quietly down under such an insult.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-03
FLAGSTAFF.
at Yuma.

The New Hotel-Extensive Building Inn provements-wild Game in Abundance Accidental Shooting -"Blind Jim"-Other Social Happenings.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-03

person of Bob Stein, who is as much a terror to evil.doers as Bob Paul. If a stage robbery occurs within his juris diction, the guilty will not go unpun- ished. Our people love and respect him fir hls frmness, promptness and bravery. So keep your Sheriff at home, MT, Star. We are satisfied with ours.