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GamDetfa.

New York.-The Circle Francois del
RarmonicG csbies RepubLique frGncGiS
to place a wreath on the coffin of Gam
BETA. French societies held a memorial
meeting on Sunday.
At 9 Is o'clock this morning immense
crowds had already assembled at the pal
ace Bourbon, waiting to see Gsmbetta's
coffin. Delegates from Alssac Lorraine
will form q conspicuous figure in the fu-
neral procession. The insulting COM
ments of some Bonapsrtist reaction pa
pers caused intense indignation. The Of
Tending journals are torn in pieces and
stamped upon in cafes. Victor Hugo is
expected to attend the fua= raj and de-
liver short grafton.
Paris, 1.-The reason for postponing
Gam betta's funeral was to enable the de-
putation from Alsace, Lorraine and
other distant departments to attend. The
public will be admitted to view the cat
afalque to-day. The hesrse to be used
was formerly engaged in the obsequies of
Due DeMorny. 1t is ornsmented with
silver and with dome of planes. The
municipality Of St. Etienne, where the
socialist element is stroug, refused to send
deputAtion to join the funeral process
sion.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Rnrninz Field.

New York, 4.-The Star, John Kel-
leY's organ, has bitter leader on Judge
Fields SsnMateo decision. It says
Cyrus W. Fields Mail and Express, the
editorials in which ring out praises Of
Fields family, with the maddeuing mo-
notony Of han l-organ; looks upon
Judge Fields decision as about the big
gest thing in tbs line Of Jurisprudence
since Moses brought down the command
ments from Sinai. Il says, under what
it is pleased TO term the sand lots consti-
tuition. a private citizen might be COM
PEELED to pay 2 per cent. taxation of
only $500 on q farm worth S100,e0
which was mortgsged fl $50 600, while
"a railroad corporation owning an adjoin--
ing tract Of exactly the same value, and
uBder the same mortgage, would have
10 pay tax OF 5000, or five tines as
much. In one case the mortgage liability
would be deducted, and in Che other not.
1t ia plain though that there is no jus
tice IL such equality Of taxation. It
would be an injustice, ssys the Star, If
the facts were correctly stated, but
Fields editorial trumpsler is guilty of
gross miss s'ements In the case. He as
sumes, for illustration, that the mortgage
would be assessed for $4,000 to the
holde. IS representing precisely go much
property, hence the charge of inequality
falls to the ground. The decision in the
San \ ateo case will be closely scrutiy :
iz9j; meantime, Justice S. j. Field
might safely drop out OF trainirg
for democratic presidential aspirants,
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miscellaneous

New York, Am offer has been made
to Vigneux, French billiard champion,
looking 10 his coming here for a six
mopths' engagement. It is said $1,000
is offered him for that time, in addition
to his travelling expenses. New York
players say this is the sum that VigRe TX
will not refuse. His answer is expected
very shortly. If be comes there will be
tournament in New York in February
or March, and in Chicago later.
Indianapolis, "a convention Of
mayors Of cities in this state assem- bled
here to-day to discuss needed amend
ments to charters and have the same pre-
scented to the legislature.
New York, A. SUMS Washington
special; It is reported that Folger has
sublet his house, he agreeing to give up
possession on January l5. The secre-
tsry it is also reported, said he expected
to sail for Europ1 at early day. There
Is a rumor that Mr. New was TO sue
coed the secretary.
Philadelphia, 3.-Pennsylvania Com
mandery Loyal Legion met tonight.
General Hancock presided Engineer
Melville was present. After the meeting
there was q banquet.
Boston, 3.-Jobn White, culored. sues
D. l. Stafford, white, for $500 damages
for breach Of the peace Plaintiff is
aged 80, defendant so
Cambridge, o., 3.-Oficisl returns of
the seventh district give Taylor, repub-
licsn, msjority of 1868.
Augusta, Me-, s. The republican
caucus renominated United States Sem
stor FRYE. The fusionists nominated
Harris NJ. Plaisted.
Augusta, 4-The joint session of the
leg islature elected Joseph o. Smith sec
rotary of state, Harry B. Cleves attorney
general, George l.. BeaI adjutant gem
eral. Governor Roberts was insugur-
sted.
Cleveland, 4.-Committees, operators
and miners of Mas illon and Tuscarawas
districts meet tomorrow 10 Massillon
for conference concerning the proposed
reduction Of 10 cents per ton for mining.
The Tuscarawas valley mining commit
tee is instructed TO fight the reduction and
urge the adoption Of the sliding scale
San Francisco, ALTA leVies an as
sessment Of % cents.
Nashville, 4-The legislature resolved
to suspend payment Of the January in.
terest on TIE state debt.
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The Civil Nervice Bin.

Washington, 3.-Another attempt was
made to hold meeting Of the House
civil service reform committee to-day,
but only three members were present.
It is certain there will be a quorum in
attendance at the meeting Of the COM
mittee tomorrow. Mr.. Kasson SAYS the
Pendleton bill, as it passed the Senate,
will probably be reported without
ments will be offered in the House and
endorsed by the committee. He says
that il the committee should attempt &c
amend the bill, its passage would be
greatly delayed and possibly deiestsd.
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Trenor w. Parks Funeral

New York, 4-Tha funeral services
ever the remains of the late Trenor w.
Park were conducted this morning in the
Collegiate Dutch Church, Fifth avenue,
and largely attended by many business
associates aud friends Of Park, including
ex-Judge Shipmap, ex-governor Hiland
Hall, of Vermont Henry Hart. Joseph
Seligmal, DR.. Allen, A. b. Valentine,
H. w. Stafford, and directors Of the
Panama Railroad Company and Pacific
Mail, besides officers of several Wall
street banking Institutions. The pail
bearers were Governor John L. BarstoW,
ex-Governor John W. Stewart, Hon.
Edward j. Phelps. all OF Vermont; ex-
Governor Stanford, D. o. Mills, S. L.
M. Barlow, William B. Dinsmore and
Joseph G. Mills. The Rev, Dr., Coe,
son-in-lsw of Park, oficiated. a brief
funeral discourse was then delivered by
DR.. Coe. The remains were taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for inteIment. The
body was enclosed in a black cloth
covered cssket. the lid of which wss COW
cred with flowers.
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American shipping.

New York, AT the meeting Of the
chamber of commerce, to-day, the COM
mittee en- harbor and shipping made a
report recommending the passage OF a
bill before the House, to remove certain
burden on American shipping. With
the exception of section the report was
discussed and finally resolution WAS
adopted commencing the report Of the
joint special committee of Congress, on
American shipping and urging the
bill offered by the commission, or the
one offered by Page, Of Gala, and also
fsveriDg the organization Of the depart
ments of commerce and navigation,
The report Of the committee and resolu-
tions were finally adopted.
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CRanaIGiaa.

chihuahua, Mexico, S.-W. q. Nor
ley, chief engineer Of the Atchison, To.
peka and Santa Fe system, was acci-
IDENTIFY killed at Santa Rosalie. His
body will be forwarded to his wife at
Kansas City.
Cincinnati, 3.-The boiler explosion in
the saw mills Of Bitches s. Hesler,
caused the death Of James Roberts, fire.
msn, and fatally Injured J. Hesser, one
Of the brothers Of the firm.
Pill More Center, Mich. A boiler
in Hoffman s. SellmRn's steam -four mil
exploded yesterday, and six men were
Injured. 0nesdied and two more will
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New York Building.

New York, 4.-The Evening Post says:
The estimated value of new buildings
erected ID this city in 1882. was $44, U.s.
More OF plans we're lied last Ss y esP than nSS
year before. During the last six months
of 1882 there was continuous decline in
the cost of buildings erected, the priaci-
pal cause Of which was the very high
prices of all classes Of building material,
and the extra rate of the real estate mar.
ket. During the past fifteen years the
total capital invested in building was
81, 240. $40, APO; total number of new
buildings, % 976.
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Failing!
That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifes and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and piVes health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
Mr.. Simon Blanchard, we'll
known citizenof Hayesville, Meade
county, Kentucky, says: My wife
had been sick for long time, and
her constitution was all broken
down and she was unable to work.
She was advised&o use Browns Iron
Bitters, and found it to worl. like a
charm. We would not now be with
out it for any consideration, as we
consider it the best tonic in the
world"
Browns IRON B1TTERs
is mt a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation of Iron
that causes no injurious eff
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
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Certificates Of Deposit Issued Payable on De.
mand.
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NOT drink, not sold in bar
rooms, but a reliable non-alcoholic
tonic medicine, useful at all times,
and in all seasons, is Browns Iron
BitterS. +
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small POx.

Chicsgo, 4-Some small pox cases
have been discovered here, but it ia not
likely to have anything like the rnn Of
last winter.
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$fork Grind Exrds.

uadsf this heading owners Of brands may publi,h
1eeek Oards milaf b tAs fellswng 1t 40 az Fan,
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\. u. SI11IeMo, Atty tor claimants. (8-l7
Application For . Patent, No. 1859.
UNrTkD STATEs LA.D OsvIcE, |

Nor1cE IS HEREBY GivEN that AIMED.
~ 6essette. whose post office address Il
hannack. 1eave.head county, Montana. has
this day fled his application for = pat.
ent for i4so linear feet Of the Silver Re
Lode Mine or vein bearing with surface ground from
$40 to dno feet In width, situated in no organised
Mining District, County Of Beaverhead and Ter.
ritor Of Montana and designates by field notes and
ohicial plat On file In this Office Lot Number I,
in Township : s. Range II w. Of principal mer.
tdan for Montana said Lot No. u being % follows
b wit:
Beginning At the s. w. located corner which I,
marked i-i9so per corner No. I Of this claim
from this corner the initial point, for mineral sur
veys In this district which Il M. e. x. l. r. marked
on the face offs quaStxite rock In place 100 xso'
80 bears 5 80 7Qs feet distant, running themes
~ IS. r 7io feet; thence N So 20 e ITO feet
thence 81 IS w doc feet; thence 7ieso' w Is3S
feet; thence So IS $40 feet to corner No. If.
place Of beginning. containing hl.iso acres.
The location Of this mine IS recorded in the Re
corder's Office Of Bcaverhead county, Montona IL
Rnk U Of Records. The adjoining claimants arr
unknown.
!. Any and all persons claiming adversely any por
ton Of said Silver Belt Lode, Minr surface ground
are required to file their adverse claims with ths
Register 0f the United States Land Office at Helena
N the Territory Of Montana, during the sixty day.
period Of publication hereof, they will be barred
W virtue Of the provisions of the Statute.
F. ATKINSON. Register.
=. Z. STIRLING. Atty for claimant. t6,s)
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Application for y Patent, No, 1887.



NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that philip She
. nan. John Branagan and Ralph B. Wallace
whose post Office addresses Bannack, Montana,
nave this day filed their application for patent tor
the Pioneer placer claim, bearing gold with sur.
face ground. situated in no organized mining dis.
trict, County OF Beaverhead and Territory Of Mon
tana and designated by the field notes and offcia,
plat on file In this Office Lot Number ~ in TN.
surveyed Township No. S. Range II West al
principal meridian for Montana, said lot No. =,
being as follows, to wit: ;"
Beginning at corner MOI of Survey No. ,sSi. Lot.
Is from which the initial point for surveys in this
district ri. bears N o93o sas feet distant; thence
s. 1890 w. $50 feet; thence S. sse3o' E. rs, feet;
thence N. 1854 r. $50 feet; thence N A. TO- w. ,0;
feet; thence N. 20 w. GOO feet; thence N. l'4s w.
~ feet TO corner No. and the place Of beginning.
containing l7.44 acres.
The location Of this Mine 10 recorded In the Re.
corder's Office Of County Clerk Of Bcavcrhcad
county. Montana. in vol. lpaKe sso ofrecords. The
adjoining claimants are LotlNo. ~ on the west
and Lot - on the South west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any nor.
ton Of said placer mine surface ground are re-.
CURED 70 file their adverse claims with the Registc,
Ct the United States Land Office at Helena IN the
Territory Of Montana during the sixty DAYS period
publication hereof. they will be barred ~ viz
sac Of the provisions of the Statute.
+. Atkinson. Register.
z: u: SHILLING, Atty for claimants. (S-rz)
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !
HELENA MONTANA Feb. a. l08a. I

HEl.ENA Montana Feb, a. l88a.
NOTICE Il hereby gwen that Philip Shenou. Ion,
~ Br.n.s:a and Ralph 3. Wallace. Who's.
NJ. T., have this day filed their application for I
patent for the South Side Placer Mine, bearing 0ol
with surface g1tn,hd, situated in no or1lnIzci
Mining District County of Beaverhead and Terri.
bney Of Mnntnna and designated by the field note,
and official plat file in this office as Lot Number
n in Township No. 8 South, Range II West o,
principal meridian for Montana, said Lot No. "
being MS follows, to wit:
Beginning ut corner No. of Lot No, 10 B. mil
site of Philip Shenol, ct. al which 10 lime stone
soxlsx7 inches, marked NJ. c. 70 B for corner No.
mineral surveys in this district, hears n. 90 e.
iaS7 feet; running thence n, 6ae W. 66o f.et theme
s. $500 w. ITO feet; thence S. a. F. isSo feet
thence N. 64'Is +, I2ho feet; thence n. sse3o W
20 feet to corner No. OF his claim, ,nd the place
Of beginning. Magnetic variation l7'-lopiS E.
containing 2S.6s acres.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the Re.
cordcr's office Of the County Clerk and Recorder ii
said county In vol. page 3oS Of Records. The I'D.
joining claimants are Lots No. ~ and 20 B on tn.
North. ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said South Side placer ,nnc or surf,c:
ground are required to file their adverse claims with
the Register Of the United States Land Office ~
Helena, in the Territory Of Montana during thu
sixty days period of publication hereof or they will
be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF the Statute
$780, +. ATKINSON, Register.
F. r. STERLING, Atty for Claimant. lois
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D. A. RIGHTENOVR.
C. A r P e N T e R,
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP,

TWIN BRIDGES, MoS1ANA
and !. rrepared to make or mend anything com.
posed Of wood excepting wooden legs and Yankee
outmegs.
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A Application for a Patent, No. 1854.
UNITED STATsS LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. M. r.. February I. 1881,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Amedc
~, hessctte and Fred c. North, whose post Office
1adress Is 8annack, Beavcrhcad County, Montana
territory, have this day filed their application for
patent TOR 800 linear feet Of the Arctic Lode, Mine
OF vein bearing gold. with surface ground 600 fee,
y width situated In organized Mining District,
s s Of 9s:.eehead. and Territory Of Montana.
snd designated BY the field notes and official plat On
nls an this once n Lot No. a, in unsurveyed Town
sslp 20: =. Range No. II w Of principal meridian
r Mootana; said Lot No. ~ heing follows, viz
l., osSanaag at the w corner Of this claim, which
nme- stone soxi4xIs inches, marked I.Is76 for
No :. nom which cor. No. s of the Silver Belt
ioae o( Amede bsssette hears lse 10 w ,iIs feet
Instant s The initial point for mineral SURVEYS in this
. Usl !. N. c. X l. p marked on the face Of the
summit Of granite rock iooxsoxso 4. which bears
- y W 3o6S f. distant running thence v az W
y0H: thence y 81 E 900 It,; thence S az Ison
SsScce 8 o. a 500 f. to the place Of beginning.
1&netic vaSt1oesn 10 3o'E containing I7.IS acres
me iocaefaa q tA,s Mine Is secorded in the Re
soers Office Of 1saverhead County, NJ. r., in Vol.
49, - Ssse.i. u said county The adjoining claim.
.nss are unknown Any and all persons claiming i'd.
Sesseiy any portion Of said Arctic Lode mine OF
Mes ground are required to file their adverse claims
WIN the Register ofthe United States Land Office vt
elena IN the Territory Of Montana during the sixty
gays period Of publication hereof. or they will be
oarred BY virtue Of the provisions Of the Statute.
+. Atkinson. Register.
r. srssllNo. Atty. for applicants. (6-Isl
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Itgsl 4oA4fs.
APPLicA 1YoN FOR A PATENr, M. ,,<s

APPLICATION FUN a FA1kNz, No. laga
UNlTHD STATES LAND OrFicE,
HsI1NAs MONTANA. Feb. -, iaes.
AIOTlCE IL hereby given that Phihp Shenon.
~ whose post ONCE address 10 Bannack, Bcaver.
head County, N. T., has this day filed his annlics
ton for patent for from ii8o TO tios linear ia Of
Pionees Lode, Mine q vein bearing 9old WITH s,,r
lace ground from n. to 90 feet In width, sjuated
In NO organized mining district County Of 6eaver..
head and Tefritoy Of Montana and desirnated b.
The Geld notes and ocial plat On ale In ths ccs q
principal mcIidian for Montaaa. said La No. Is
Beginning 1t the 8 T. located corner, which n a
Time stone 54xi6xso inches, from which the Initial
point fe minesal Surveys In this district bcaSS n
60r3o' T. S36 tect; running thencs N. ~ w, ,,os
sS sss: sS.ses s. 10 let ss e Is: si.e. y;
bc9inninG. Magnetic variation iS'-i0'iy cootain
ing 1865 acres.
The location Of this mine u recorded In de Re-
eorder's oface Of County Clerk and Recorder b,
Beaverhead County. NJ. 7. In Records, The sdk,n.
ieg elaima.ts are Ioe 50. .3o. 3" o. the South.
Of said Poneer Lode, Mine a. surface ground src
required 70 file their adverse caims with die Reeis
VI 4 the uuiead States Land Office It Helcns n
he Territory of Aiontana during the sixty day-
pssiod Of puhlicstinn hereof Or they will r. bsFr1
n sstse Of tAs provisions Of the Statute.
z. ATKINSON. Register.
+. r. STHRLiso, Atty for claimant fo.l6
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40 REWARD.

CrRAYED from my ranch. on seaverhrad Val.
- lev, one bay horse, weight about geo pounds;
branded on lett shoulder; has slim tail, large
above reward for the return 81 the horse t. nv
ranch. w. +. WOOD.
Dillon, Feb. 70. 1859. V.lO
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NJ. BARRETT, Horse Prairie. ~
Beaverhead County, Montana.
., Brand-cattls, On ieft side,
Horse, same On lUft shoulder. n
Ranee.,Aorss Prairie and Big q
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BAKING POWDER FIGURES THAT
DON'T LIE.

Showing excess Of Cream Tartar in Andrews
Pearl over Royal ascrrtained BY Gov.
eminent Chemist Collier,
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''CepRis Mining Cele"
rorsale At the news stand Of Mrs. Defining;
sostofhce BUILDING, Virginia City. 4
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Mrs, THOMAS ATKINSON. OF No. ~ Ring Street.
Providence. H. L. joins the eIuant multi'ud" in glad
praise and thanksgiving. Mrs. A. says;
"a few months ago ! was taken seriously III and
Obliged TO give up my customed household duties. and
receive medical treatment and grew worse continually
until wos confined to my bsd, in optic of the Doctors
prescriptions and tire best advice that could get. My
urerngs were very from the excrucatng pains
h my back, and my legs very badly sSollon' at
tended with soyeto palms. which woro supposed to DO
taused by the rheumatism friend u mine who called
b. see me urged me to try Hunts Remedy, stating th"
be knew Of the wonderful cures Of several parties VINO
bad taken this medicine, in cases which seemed vwy
ouch like mine excepting that they we're in much worse
condition than was. consented to try the Remedy
md begun to tako it rs directed, and before had mn
shed taking one bottle the improvement in me was
great and Il continued constantly that after ha1
taken less than three bottles was ab1 90 resume ny
household duties and do my work easily, although Ina
been confined 10 the bed several weeks. The swelling
Of hs limb has disappcnred anil the lamencss and
pfns in my back Gr3 gone. all gone For all nj which,
under the blessing Of kind Providence am Indicted
10 Hunts Remedy, ard believe that II Is my duty aud
privilege 10 inform all Who arc suffering in like manner
Vi re remarkable curative and restorative Fcser3 Of
mis- remedy, which chrcrfny recommend to nll wAJ
are afflicted with kidney Dso,,a md Diopsy.'
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For TWENTY-FIVE Yc,r.

- Even before the war Hon. Kenneth
Rayner, Solicitor of the Treasury, wrote.
II nave found it to be most capital
remedy in bowel affections. 1t has nc.
CURED an extensive popularity, so much
so as to have become regular family
medicine For quarter of a century
with the most astounding results Dr.
NWortnlngttons Cholera and Diarrhoea
Medicine has been a standard cure for
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera, Cramps
and pains of the Stomach and Bowels
dyspepsia, Sick Stomach, Indigestion
Summer Complaint, Collie etc. DR.. Lew
5. Yates, of North Carolina also endor.
SEES it. Sold for % and so cents bottle.
by druggists and dealers.
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A Mans Castle.

In Connecticut there are limits to the
rights of street wires to occupy private
property against the consent of its owner.
Recently n telephone company asked a
Hartford man permission to put its wires
Tor few days on his roof. He was very
glad to oblige the company, but soon
discovered that it was disposed to repeat
the parable of the camel that got its
head into the tent. After month had
passed the owner notified the company to
take off its wires, and when it neglected
to do so, after waiting further reasona.
bic time, he took his AK and cut them
away. The company sued him for
malicious injury, but the Judge CHARGED
the jury that the owner of the honse
had us much right to the Use of his roof
as to the use of his parlor, and in a verv
few minutes the jury brought in YER.
dict for the defendant. 1t would there.
fore appear that in Connecticut bonse.
owners have some rights which overhead
wires ARE bound to respect.