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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
AvAILAsLI TIMBER waIr.p.

Although the time for he orening Of
the Presidential boom ha, no VT ar
riY, d. the late IroquUis sRth,rina rnd
sundry expressions frou Republican
sources. clearly injicat- that tie ro.i:-
zeal fll is being saSncionsly scanned
by the Generals OF the opposing par
ties. Touching upon this subject. the
New York Sun says:
some Of the Western Republicans
insist that the next Presidential caudi-
date Of their party must be taken from
that portion of the country. Meanwhile
they are locking for IA uian who c,u
carry II of the large Western States
this year, and furnish materials for n
movement in his favor for 1854. The
elections this fall are unimportant in
Indiana and Illinois. but it is other
wise ia Ohio, where u Governor is to
be chosen.
Charles Foster, the present Governor
Of Ohio, would like to be reelected.
and then turn his eye toward a PrCsi-
Dental nomination. II il said that
John sherman would m doubt consent
to run for Governor with the same OBJ
jet in view if he did not feel that the
chances of failure ocershadowrd the
chances OF success. Mr. Shermau's pu-
litIcat strength has not been tested on
u popular vote for more thnn twenty
years. aud he shrinks from presenting
himself as n candidate before such a
mixed up mass of voters us the citizens
Of Ohio are at present.
The Republican party will have lis
hands full in the next campaign. /,
had better shun bad prccedents. In
1875 Rutherford Il. Hny,s was elected
Governor Of Ohio over William Allen,
who then held the Office. Allen had
been a conspicuous Democrat from Tie
times OF Jackson aud Van Buren,. IL,
contest between Hayes and Allen Wa,
wuged with great vehemencc, aud ar
rested general attention. The success
Of Hayes made him the Republicnl
candidate for President in 1876. Bu
when it came to the election OF a Presi
dent. Hayes was beaten by e p7pula
majority Of two Luuir,d and fit
thousand. and By a mai ,riiy Of whit
voters Of more than Il million.
This Is not encouraging for the r
publican aspirants II tne nomiuatio
for Governor of Ohio, but by carryiu
their ticket in that State the Democrat
will effectually set 1t rest all the doubt
aud anxieties which now trouble III
minds Of several eminent members {
the opposite party"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

We yesterday had II long talk with
Dave Williams. an old Comstock,r who
has been down in the ArizIuI country.
He Is litter against, not the laws de-
lays, but the delays aud red tape Of
the Government and everybody else.
lie su,s, bigger damned nonsense you
never saw than this Indian business. II
looks TO me-aud so looks TO all the
boys down thero-as though they were
nursing the whole thing. and that it
was putting coin into the pockets OF
some one. Now" said he. what il
the use OF all this fuss and the bring
ing out Of the whole force Of the Gov.
ernment to keep down about 100 Iuii.
nnst 1t is costing U people millions.
II let OGt by contract tomorrow. |
could 80 down into New Mexico or ar,
izonu ma pick ont fifty men that would
stop the whole business. Down in tn,
mines the boys all see how things ar,
going. Thy dou't blame the soldiers.
NJ 10 man want to work very hard "a
Z" Killed 1T the WAGES being p.iI."-
Enterprise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
4 CHEERFUL

The lato important mining develop
ments at TuscarOra have had the effect.
veIy naturally, of further advancing
the growing faith in the pcImauence OF
the riches Of hat camp; and it is with
feelings of genuine satisfaction that We
recognize in the following extract from
an article in tho editorial columns of
tho News, substantial grounds upon
which to erect the pleasing fabric:
ave are not carried away with the
vain idea that TuscaTora is the only
mining camp on enr;h. but are homes,
in the firm conviction that it is dyserv.
ing of praise and possesses oppor;uni-
ties for mining ventures not cxcellod
anywhere. We have fallen from our
exalted standpoint in the mimi. world
but can aud will reach il again. Even
when our DEEPER mines shall have
b'en exhausted, the end Is not reached.
We have n number of cnterpriscs rendy
for development HAT will keep up the
S''NA l'S"sNN VI VIC Shillp utliltS INA
insure to us n lasting, prosperous fu-
tnrc. Mining men have not entirely
d~espondcd. bat to tho contrary have
watched u camp; have woighed ev-
erything emInnting FROM It VI am en-
cOurnging character, aul nro ready a,
ny time to take hold Of promising
properties aud 5hoy them ~. The
change that is being wrought will
bring them across Our Threshold. II
will be tho medium Of giving the On
tire dis,r C. II general anil careful pros.
pectiDg. 4 prosperous futmo here
means II return of activity in the neg
loottd but legitimate mining districts
that surround us. Cornucppia, Column
bia. Good Hope and Grand Junction
are all mining fields deserving e nitcn.
ton, and success hcTc, will
development and slumLrring hon,
there. A new impetus his been given
to prospecting, confidence has been rg
stored and n mining camp will be tho
result that will r,h ct everywhere. and
That will bring about u reaction, ucrm !
neb', ptopiiious and dcStryirg."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Over at Nevada City n ghost has been
ringing bells ard cutting mp all man.
ner OF pranks in ono OF tho miuos.
Genetally tho ghost is only seen At a
distance. but tho other night a miner
came suddenly upon It. mud went Tor II.
The ghost got away but left in the
miners hands two long locks Of white
hair. Tho miners aro how confident
that tho ghost can be laid, aud think
that pich.handlc is just The III ns 10
10y IL with.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

discussion II wing arisen at,o the
rarly settlement Of America, the Bos.
ton Transcript makes the following in.
ter-sting state mrnt which is worth pre-
ssrying: Virginia was settled a, james
town in 1907 by Engl sh; New York in
lG;I, at New York, by Dutch; Massa.
chusetts at Plymouth. in 1920. bv Rug-
l'shi New Heqpshire. in 1923. at Little
llatbor, English; Connecticut, in 1888.
Mt Windsor, Enelishi Maryland. in
1884, at st. Mary, Epglish; Rhode
Island. In 1896, Providence, English
DslawaTc. In 1893, Wilmington.
swedes; North Carolina. ia 1850. Che.
wan River, English; New Jersey, in
1854, Elizabeth, English; South Caro-
lima, IN 1870, Ashley River. English:
Pennsylvania, in 1852. Phil ,lelphia,
Epglisb; Georgia, In 1893, Savannah.
English: Vermont. in 1874, Fort Dunn.
ner. English; Kentucky, in i775.
Brownesboroush, Euglisb; r. noessee.
in 1861. Fort Loudon, English; ohio,
10 1888, Marietta, English, Louisiana.
in 1899, 1berSille, French; Indiana. in
1880, Vincennes, French; MtssIs.ipp,.
in l7l6, Matches. French; Illinois. in
l72o, ~Kaskaskia. French: Almbams, In
I'LL. Mobile. French; Muine. Ia 1923.
Saco, Epglisb; Missouri. In 1861, ST..
Louis. French; Arkansas. in 1855, AZ.
kansas Fort, III, ncb; Mirbigrn. In
1910. Detroit. French. Florida. ia 1906,
So. Augustine, spsniard-; Texas. in
icss, D. A. Dc BEGAN. spauinrds Iowa,
In 1893, Burlington, Eosiish; wiscon.
sin, In 1859. Green Bay. Pr,nch: Cali.
isrnis. 10 1852. Ban Diego, ~sp.oiarJs;
Ainneso.a. In 1886. St. Paul, Amsri
eapsi Oregon. 10 1911, Astorn. Amer.
jsaas.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
NOT POSTED.

The Ogden Pilot goes after the tele-
graph folks rough shod for the false ro-
poft oil the attempted shooting of Sena-
tor Fair by his son. The PHO, scribe,
however, makes n worse middle Of it
than did The press dispatch compiler
lie confounds "UncIe Jimmy with
Senator Tabor. Of Colorado, aud grave
~ announces that 'the udolescent
mem6er Of the Colorado Senatorial
family has r~econcilod himself to his
young and pretty new mother" II
Auut Jimmy could get her fugeIs into
the Pilot mans wool, she woull doubt
less convince him that she isu't the
Kind Of a hair pin that would marry IL
two Hundred aud fifty dollar night
shit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Yesterday, says the Silver State, was
the anniversary Of Conductor Case's
birthday, n q largo number Of ladies'
and gentlemen took his residence by
storm last evening. Mrs. Case was
taken completely by surprise, ard MS
the expr S. train from the East, on
which Mr.. Cnse was on duty, dbl not
arrive until about midnight, in cons 50
1uence Of storms on the Union Pacific,
the visitors remained until he got
home, and n moro. astonishCd railroad
man was never seen than he, when he
opened the door and found his house
crowded with as jolly a set as ever on.
gregated anywhere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

ForEoy Beunct, the murderer of
James II. Moore, at Dixon. California.
in February last, has boon convicted Of
murder ia the second degree. MIoorc's
wife d's'rtcd him ia San Francisco
and was traced 10y bor husband t. Dix
on. where slo was found living with
Bonnet at a honso Of III fame. Moore
met his wife ut tho door nnl wa. I'M
plpring her 10 return home with him.
wien Bcnuct cnrno mp nni urged the
woman TO remain, ordering Moore to
leave. sBoih ocgan pulling tho woman
IN opposite directions, when Bennett
cut the matter short by drawing n pi.,ol
aud frrpS three sEota At Moore, who
fell dead.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

In o communication to the PLilad,l-
pisa Medical aud Surgical Journal. DR..
Charles l.. Dana OF New York points
put some prevalent errors concerning
oysters. 1t has been said that The oys-
ter, on Aceouu; of its htpNtic diastnse,
has the power Of digesting itself. In a
series Of experiments. DR., Dana has
given the mollssk some ex EXCELLENT OPP
porlpnities OF doing 50. bnt il declines
10 digest even its own liver. As to the
superior digestibility of raw oysters
over cooked, II WAS found that when
pciled for q short time. or roasted ia
The shell. they were nearly # not quito
MS rapidly dissolved as the raw. Cook
ing, in fact, loosened the muscular
ibrils, thus allowing the pep,ic juices
to penetrate. Referring to the
current belief that oysters will
dissolve In nle while they become
hard in brandy, and hence that
ale should be taken with oysters in
stead OF liquors, DR.. Daun denies the
ta'vent powers Of ale, anl demon
s%;rates the fact tbtt it really hatdens
the oyster even moe than brandy does.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

n yn'la produces more g,ll mn Ill
yer in proportion to population than
any of the twvuty.;wo States mud Terri
tories which produce the precious met
ais. California Yields the lnrecs, guam.
tiiy Of gold and Colorado the most sill
yer, but Nevada ranks Thrill in the
nmount OF goli Hul silver. before
gold was discovered in California and
silver in Nevada, the United States
coined less gold aud silver than France.
Mexico, Russia, Spain, England, India.
Austria. Brazil or Belgium. AZ tho
present time the United States leaia all
the principal countries Of the world in
gold aud silver coinage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

The fgacirorH New says tho strike
in tho 7. and T.. tPriro Il P%ollior, and
not rs many supposed, "Patiouco and
Poverty.') is rapidly improving, as
says running much higher than when
first cut. What WIS yesterday consii-
cred the hanging wall. gives returns
varying from $40 e. $50. It wili he
severat days before the extent OF tho
orc body will DO determined. aud then
only in I. limited name 1t shows an
indication to widen in tho bottom OF
the level, aud shoull this be the case,
the wealth Of this discovery will be n
subject Of speculation for sons time to
come.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
a siAnVELOUs a. INVENTION.

A scion Of the Brown family, who
wandered off into tho Territory Of Col.
orado. Is reported as the inventor of n
wonderful electrical machine which I'm.
siantly detects and locates mineral.
The apparatus is not cumbersome and
will prove Of incnlculablo service 10 IA,
tnterpsisiug prospecior. With ono Of
these marvellous cOuirivances slammed
upon tho small Of bis back he may ca
galloping about over tho metailifotons
hills. embarrassed by she old soIicitulo
regarding "fOat." blind leads and
"sich'--oonsciOus that the automatic
indicator will instantly record their
presence when brought to their yieiu.
ity. CONNECTED With this mstyelops
discovery, however, Ia tho melanehotv
rejection chat With its practical appI,ca.
lion tho science Of prospecting will for.
ever have passed away a ro..beIli,d
Mrxichn mule With indicator attach.
mvni being quite as competent, for a
voyng' OF discovery % Ibo most astuIo
proprietor tina, ever sailed - "fni or
drew on the crcdnlity Of a mining camn
for a gfub-stsko.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

The nineteen.year-old son of officer
McGreevy. OF San Francisco. was shot
near San Rafael by OK Deputy Sheriff
Valencia, OF Marin county. Young Mc-
Greevy was Mt n picnic ut Fairfax. and
took two girls nut riding in valencin's
buggy, without the lait-r's knowledge
or permission. Valencia pursued and
overlook the thrso. Some words en-
sned. when II is stated tina. Valencia
drew pistol mud shot tho young man
in tho eye. The wound is considered
necessarily fatal Valencia surrendered
himself.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Competition between the s1-ca!leI
SUNSET Route" which cousis,5 Of tho
Morgan line Of steamers between New
York, New O.Icans, Galveston, unris
burg md tho San Antonio system, AMI
the Southern pnciic railroad 10 the Pa
cific Coast and the overland route via
the trunk lines from Eastern seaLoard
points, H. connection with tho Iowa
line and Union aud Central Pacific rail
roads, is said to be getting very active.
The latter claim that the former ruutc
is making large cuts ia agreed rates
on Pacific Coast busincfs and taking
travel away from it,. 1t is also stated
that the line out Of Chicago is no, la
The Iowa Trunk Line Assoc. alton, aud
l. ticking a bond in tho business. The
matter has become Of such serious cnn-
sli'rntIon TINT u meeting will probably
hc hold at Chicago at an curly day. at
which parties Interested will b. rcprc-
s"ltrh, AMI un ehCrt Dc made TO ,ifog.
q rcconcIliutiuU.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

The Reno Journal srys: "Iho Beard
Of County Commissioners held II spec
inl meeting Yesterday afternoon to con
silrr the r.luest Of District Attorney
Alexander Tor additional counsel In the
Crockett. Kiukead bank cmbrzzlemcnt
case. r." Board passed the order a.
lowing the District Attorney tho priyi-
Icss "f employing such counsel as he
deemed necessary to properly try the
case, the cost not TO cxCerd SI.UOD.
Commissi"nors Sawyer md Frey voted
for making tho appropriation md
Chairman FOCUS in the negative. 1t is
understood that tho District Attorney
has selected Col. a. c. Ellis. of Car
son, TO assist him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Sarah Burke, who ran away from her
home IN Santa Cruz some weeks ago.
aud came here with her Chinese lover,
Wong long Suey. aud whose tribuia-
TONS took up SO much newspaper
space, was married to her celestial
bridegroom last Saturday, by Rev. NJ.
'roomnn, under the legal provision
which permits a clergyman or Justice
TO marry without license persons who
have been living together rs nan and
wife. The pair will take mp their resi-.
d-Hoe IN CEinatown.-Sau Franrisco
Chronicle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

a special from Calnbasas states tina,
a p'ospec'ur WAS chased TO within
three milcs II that place Monday even.
ing. Tho town is surrounded by cnmp
fires and signaling has been going Oh
all day from the surrounding noun.
tains. Tho citizens we're mounted md
awaited an attack. A special train from
Camp Hnacbuca is on tho way with
troops, Captain Black's rangers had
arrived. lls says they traced the In.
dams who killed Judge MoComb md
lis wife, into tho Sierra Mountains.
Ch'hu"hun. Two scouts got Ia SIGHT.
OF their camp. in . deep canyon. and
0untod si'iy.tWo Warriors. They oh.
served " large omDun Of pinrdcr md ,
great many animals. They teuo,t.I
this discovery to Captain BACK. bui ma
The rangers numbered but twenty. ib.v
feared 10 mako mn attack.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
w HY:

Will these republican editors who So
severely criticiso Mr.. Cassidy for not
submitting the appointment of the
Nevada cadetship TO competitive test.
please explain why they abuse Cover
n"r Adams for doing that very same
thing IN regard to the military compa-
MES of Storey county, But probably
no explanation is necessary. Both the
Governor Hnd Congressman ate Demo
Gratis, and AS such are entitled to abuse
upon general Cliepublicau) principles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Congressman Springer, of Illinois,
was interviewed ut Chicago Monday in
regard to The published statement that
the general scntim,nt of the Demo
cratic leaders who were in att, ndance
at the Iroquois banquet favored rilden
for the standard bearer of the party in
1854. Springer said hat the meeting
was not in tho interest of any Prcsi.
dental candidate, and MS far as be
KIN W no preference for individual candi-
dates was expressed. Its only object
was to enunciate Democratic princ.-
pi and TO voice the sentiment Of the
party on tho gr,a; questions OF the day.
There was an overwhelming sentiment,
however, in favor Of tariff for revenue
only, aud 1t was his conviction that the
representatives Of the Northwest would
dcmaui tho insertion of this pink in
the platform Of the next Democratic
National Convention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
lEInIIy DcnicE

a dispatch from San Francisco Non
day night stated that II son Of Senator
Far attempted to shoot his father, but
was prevented from 80 doing the effort
on the par; of the son beiug attributed
to domestic trouble between the par
enis and a too free indulgence ~ li4-
uor by the former. Senator Fair de-
MES Tn" report. so far as tho attempt Of
his son to shoot him il concerned, md
shows a letter f.om the boy, dated Paso
Robes Springs, to provo ho is not in
the city. Mrs. Fair also srys h r son
is out Of town. Mis-. Fair is occupy.
ing the family residence in ths City and
the SeEaior is staying ut the Occidental
hotel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

S. Wenban, OF Cort.z. has bought -
large lot Of new machinery aud is Im-
provin. the mill. He has II better
mine than eve. His Tunnel is 2.OJO
feet long anu strikes his chimney Of
ore 1000 feet under The mountain top.
The miue is rather n chimney than u
ledge. the ore is su'phur,ts, which are
reduced night there. Tho ore pockets
are from five to 100 feet Ion:, ana a..
say from $50 - $500 aud over.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Gsn,rnl Crooks Efforts to ngree on a
concert Of action with the Mexican
troops have been co-operaisd with.
The Sonora authorities have agreed
Tith him upon "a system Of signals,
passwords and guards to pc tstab-
lisbed, which. OF course, CGunot be
given to the public. Tut which will
make the pursuit Of the Indians more
easy. Il IL believed that by joint action
between the American aud Mexican
troops. Juh aud lis maraud,rs can be
wiped out speedily.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

General Crook. with 200 Apache
scouts ana IL company Of cavalry.
Will move into The inougtains Of Mex
ieo next Sunday. The Mexic III troops
VIII CO operate. Fears are entertained
OF " fight between Apache scouts and
rangers f'oin Tombstone. who nre re-
ported en- route to the san Carlos Ia.
diam.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Adv:cts from Phoebe give the pnrtic-
ulhrs Of a Tragedy at Pnnacn, in which
mn Indian was shot to pieces. lie had
shot IA dog nuI was running of two
men pursued him. ono Of whom wts
shot in tAs Leu by the Indian and fdIl
from his horse. \ party OF hors,mrn.
who saw their compnniau fall aud be-,
lieved him killed. rode after the Indinu
aud on o%yeriakiug him, ridllcd linn
with bullets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Victoria, i. O., was visited by n
foniful huui,ane on Monday, which
lasted fifteen hOuTS. Vessel after vessel
parted anchor and was driven ashore.
One sailor was killed. by the fall Of n
spar. On shore !i'ue or no la mage
was done except to trees and fences. 1t
Is said that masters were warned TO
take their ships inside Esluimaa!t har
Dor, but neglected tho warning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Yesterdays Gdvices from Salt Luke
nrs that the Grand Jury Of the Third
District has been discharged. There
was no Indictment under the Edmunds
law; 10 testimony was offered or attain.
able. The EImunds Commissioners
arc expected here daily. The Oregon
Short Line to-day began delivering pas,
sengeIs to the new terminus of tn,
Wood River Brancn, twenty-five mile.
north OF Shoshon,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

A Fort Worth dispatch says: A con-
tract has been closed here for the ship.
meut Of $1,000 head of cattle from the
grazing region south OF this city. on
the Gulf, Colorado i So a Fe rail-
road. TO Wichita Falls, y IS moth.
Il will require 5000 ,rs. Ii5 trains
81 fourteen cars eac. at a total ex
psuSe Of slO5,oC0. ST. sut i rem
dered necessary by the large amount of
fencing recently put up in The southern
pat Of the State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

In Chicago, Sunday, a Bohemian
cabinet maker named Renpn Nowak.
gent to tho house Of his divorced wife
for the purpose Of getting p session Of
one OF their children. a boy years old.
She refused bin admission. He drew
a ''vo'v'r aud hrcd through The win.
dow at which she vas sitting, shooting
Der 10 the head, the bail lodging Ia the
brain And tnon tnrn,d and bleg Lis
own brains out, falling dead on tho
stops.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
SUsimjrS.

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

That there will be a fine opportunity
for California wheat this year is undo.
niHbl". The wheat outlook IN Ohio i.
reported as the gloomi"st for eight
years. Kentucky, compared with last
year. wilt raise only seventy per cent.
The loss in Winter wheat throuyhOu,
lnliana, Illinois, Kansas. Kentucky,
M:chisuu, Wisconsin anl Minnesota
will reach lLirty per cent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Joaquin Miller. in a iet''rt TO tbs Ciu.
cinn4,i Commercial Gazattc says: For
my own part, when die, wrap me in
the shee, ut oucs and bum my body IN
siantly, auh scatter my ashes pm the
bills. This is my orly wall. aud ap
point each American i ex. cu;or to see
1t enforced. l have sentimental do
sire. IPo, that my ssh's might, il not
too much trouble. be scattered some,
whsro on ihe Sietrns That is all the
bother / am wi ling to be when dead,
And then the right to rest on untronb.
led after Ill 10 oyer, ought TO be somc.
how secured"