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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02
$500 REWARDS
$3.50 REWARD
500 REWARD

II Central New Mexico Cattle Growers
Associa ion. through their executive com.
mittee offers a reward Of
fIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any person
Illegally driving on, selling ar otherwise
disposing of any cattle, horses or mules be
long ny Co or legally controlled by any mem.
b. ! OF this association or II morc than one
person Is implicated IN the ofcnse, u further
reward Of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
For each subsequent arrest aud conviction /;
the money Ia be paid when proof of eOnvic
ton IL made. which proUf must be
LIST, A : ertthcnts from the district Judge by
whom sentence WAS passed;
ted for the theft of cattle. horsss or mules
belonging 60 = member or members OF this
association.
Also n reward of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
To any person securing the arrest and con.
yiction OF any person or persons for setting
IRE TO or burning, or attempting Co burn the
Of the association.
Also n reward of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any per.
son ar persons for killing cattle and not pre-
serving the hides for inspection as required
by law.
No reward shall be paid TO any member of
Names of executive committee.
w & Bruton, Alex Rogers,
Geo smith. ID White,
ID Cnntweii. Edward Fest,
y GrRyson, q l. Brooks,
j A Stinson, w II Hulvey,
For further information address the score.
tary at s%ocorro, n. NJ.
HprlswIy &. l.. BROOKS. Secretary.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02
FAIRvIEW.


NcssA 0'NeIl and Honrlair have .
cnutraef oumpleied on the Charlie
Bros eiaim Zoe Mr.. wengrr.
H. II. wenger has gone 10 the west
side - he territory. assessing for 50
cuuo eauuty. Hts trip viii ooCupytwo
ueeks ar more.
Harvey Taylor and Bro. have had q
bad piece II LUCK In losing a mule 81
Canada de- AlamusA The mule Was
old and thought lie had s-en service
enough and LAID down and quietly died
Judge Laidlaw and Jimmy Ander.
son are working a claim on the west
tide Of the Cuchillo's north Of the
Slack Knife ruad. on which q good
showing Of mineral is made.
Billy Kenworthy and smoky Jones
are working the new bonanza ON The
west side Of the Cnchillus. which is
showing up splendidly. The ore streak
is proved TO be four feet wide aud the
grade is evidently improving as depth
IN reached.
Two Me1icans were arrested n
Canada de A.amosa last week on sus
picion Of being the parties who robbed
Mud springs OF the guns and saddles.
The chaps had i'een seen with u back
load of trais and their actions being
suspicious they were picked up. A
careIul search failed TO lind any criml.
mating property and the men werr
turned loose after being held about
t~weniy-four hours.
The Fairview postoflce Is becoming
a source OF active and ~grievious COM
plant and only n opinion appears to
peryail among It's patrons which is that
1t is wre,chedly managed. II Is be
cunning well nigh impossible To get the
BLACK RANGE IA subscribers at that
point and this item seems to be no ex-
cepton 10 the rule Of the Office. Only a
little care Is necessary TO avoid all this
annoyance and often serious lnconveni-
ence.
Oh. Weoger has been appointed by
Recorder Chavez 10 make The assess.
men, II property for 1884 In western
Socorro county. This II a marked m
proyrment in the manner of conduct
ing The assessing business In the years
gone by. Hitherto a Mexican has been
delegated to this task with no knowl.
rdg' Of his business or the property
which he Is expected To value
and consequently the work has been AS
imperfectly performed MS II was pos
sitle to be. Mr.. Wenger knows this
country well and has the knowledge
necessary to assess property properly
and to find it all.
The citizens of Fairview had quite a
blowout Sunday evening In the shape
Of a magnificent bale which occurred
ut the residence of Jose Antonio Urta.
VIC at OH lodo. The affIir was II grand
success aud the host with his proverb.
al hospitality entertained his guests
%rcyaily. The maizy waltz was INDUCED
IN to such an extent that the music
Wa overturned and compelled To sue.
cunb. In all the affair passed off so
pleasantly that the guests regretted the
fat que which c mpelled Il cessation of
The festivities aud the worthy host and
hos.ess were given many thanks for
the season of enjoyment afforded by
then.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02
1850 R~EC0MPENSAi
1880 REC0MPENSAi
1870 RECOMPENSAi

La association de Criadores de Gznado
Vacuno de Nuevo Meiicano Central por med
o de su CoinisioI Executive. ofreoe una re-
compensa de,
oUISIETos PESOS
Por Ell arresto y conviction de caulqmera
persona que ilegRimente arres. venda, q de
utrc manern~ disponga de cualqulere res. bes
TIA, q mula que pertenesca. % std prople dad
legal de cualquer miembre de esta asocia.
ciun. Y en- enso que meas de una persona
sean implicadHs en- la mismA ofensa, otra
recompensa adicioEal de,
DOS CIENT0s CINCuENTA PESOS
Sierra dada por cada persona arrcstada y con-
victada subsequentomente. HI dinero sera
pugndO Cuhnuu prucbas de tai conviction
sean dadas dicha prusbus eoncistan de
lru, Una cirtiilcHdo del Juez de Districto
por quicn la sentcncia tue dada.
ado. Que tai persona u persons fueron Bon
ytctadnr por robo de rescs pestias q mulas
esta association.
rambieE una recompensa dc
Dos CIENTOs CINCUENTA PESOS
Sera dada n cualquiera persona que de arres-
20 fio y Conjiccinn de cualquierH persona o
personals que prendan q quemen o hagsn q
1uier sierra usada como past o por cual
quiera mietnbro do esta Ascot ci0n.
AMAs UNA REC0MPENsA DE CHEN PESOS
sera pagRda por oil arresto y convicsior de
cualquiera persona o personas que mate
rcses y no guRtde los cneros para scr inapec.
tados, egun 10 requiore In 10y
Miembro rccompensa dada aningun niem'
bro de Ia association
Nombres de In comision executive
W G Bruton, Alex Rogers
Gen Smith. y white,
ID @ C~antWell, Edward Fest,
n Grayuon. W II Hurley.
J A stinson, Gil Brooks,
Por mas informscion dtrijanssa
G.L. BEooKs, s~ecritario,
aprisyi s~ocorro. n. N.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02
$500 EEwA21.
G2g7 1EwAlp.

The Central New Mssioo Cattle Growers
Association. thrsugh their eIccutixe CON.
mittcc. oners y rrsHrd 81
1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor the apprehension and oonvtction Of
Italy" and Gus white. alias Gus Moore. for
the Illegal branding and stealing Of cattle
belonging % the association. more especially
the : L aud Y p q brands Of cattle.
The shove inward Of $50 will be paid for
the arrest and conviction OF either .sltaly"
or Gut white. alla- Gus aoore, and the add.
tional ~ ard OF $40 vail b. paid tor the con.
vlction OF both parties Tor the shove named
onense.
Names of Executive committee.
W G nruton, Alex Hog 70,
Gco smith. u b White.
tantSel, Edward Fest,
y Grnyson. G. l. Bruoka,
J A StinsOn, VI n nutVey.
for further Information address the Secre.
tary AZ S~ocorro, n. N.
Aprlsw. g. l. BRooKs, SECRETARY.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02

The Central New Mexico Cattle Growers
AssoctR ion. through their executive com.
offers a reward Of
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02
Ayiso a Los Duenos de Ganado
Vacuno.

I'm iunta tenida por los "Crcadores de Ca.
nado Vacuno de kuevu kiejico Central" en-
81 ~socorro, y. NJ, en- los dias Is. % y 81 de
Marso. de lees. y en- Albuquerque, N. NJ, en-
los dias lro y 9do. de Abril, de 1884, una orga
ntEncton tue formada con eli nombre de ia
Association de Creadores de GanAdO Nacuno
de Nuevo Nj iico Central" con el I'm de pro.
te1er los iutereses de Ganado Nacuno de los
~condado de Soeorro, Nalencia y Bernalillo,
lugnres contiguous.
Las Personals siguentes han frmado 10 con.
stitucion y regla, como mtembros de In Aso.
ala.Nnn
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02
Application No. 2o4.

u. Z. LAND OFFIcn,
Las CRucns, N, NJ. Feb. i2th, 1884
NOTICE 10 hereby given that job Paul
IN and ID. ID. Mcmillan by their attorney
In fact Vim. II. Moore, whose postofice ad.
aress is chloride. saoorro County. New Mex:
linear feet of the Woods lode bearing copper
and silver with surface ground averaging
ols.a In width situated in Apache mining dis.
trict, county of Socorro and territory of
New Mexico and described In the plass
ana neid notes ON nlo In ellis ONCE ~ follows.
Beginning al she north cor No. | an oak
post set In ground IL Il and secured by q
monument of stone AZ II In diameter at tho
btse aud ~ feet high and branded an Cor
Wit being the same as the east cor No. I of
the Colossal lode from which iva 10 deg 70
min ~. The highest point Of rocks on top
Of Hagan's Peak IL located N Is deg ~ mis-
W 1907 feet. also a monument OF stone located
on top OF n large and eonical shaped point
Of rocks : w Of Hagan's Peak bears n % deg
81 min W 2gag Il.
Thence $ ~ deg 90 min W Na feet TO the
west cor No. . an OAK pest 5 ms by ~ feet
long set In mound of stone 4 Il in diameter
a. tue base and az feet high. and branded
Nv cor Wit being the same cor - the south
cor No I Of the Colossal lode.
Thence from said cor No. as N deg d min
Z 40 feet TO the center NJ the South Fork OF
the Cuchillo Negro Creek. ltte feet TO the
south cor No. . u cedar post I Ina by ~ iecs
long, SET In ground J loot and and secured
s cor w.
Thence % deg % min etTs feet N che east
cor Not q pinon post x ins by 81 u long set
IN feet In ground and secured by q mound of
earth and stone feet in diameter ut the hsss
and . feet high and marked ! cor w, thA nee
n III deg 20 min " 900 feet TO south fork OF tha
said Cushiiio Negro creek I7l.9 feet 70 the
place of beginning.
Connection Of survey The north cor No
is located y 10 deg ~ min Q aaoI feet from ths
United States loeattng monumeIt No 3 said
monument being tho highest point Of rock
IN pisce on the extreme south side Of the
apex Of Hagan's peak and 10 marked by an
non pin SGT Into tts highest point and by ths
initials U No ., said monument IL loea-
ted 81 deg W min " 81 feet from the center Of
n stone monument 8 feet m diameter at shs
base and Q feet high also located on top Of
said Hagan's Peak.
said claim contains 1880 acrss. and 10 re-
corded In book l at pagu O. OF the mining
=, cords OF soo0rro county n u. The Colos.
sal lode joins the said Woods lode upon tina
north.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Woods mining claim are
required TO fle their adverse clainis with the
T gister OF the u n. land once mt Las Cruces
N. NJ. during the sixty days publication here
Of or they viii be barred by the provision Of
Fsbib Gxo. D Bows,s, Ragister.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02

La association de Criadores de GznAdo
de Nuevo Mejicano Central por med
o de su Oomision Executive. ofreoo una re-
Gauanauaa ia |
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02

otras personas que tengad reses propias o
. su cargo, y que deseen tener eI beneficio de
Ia prot ccion ofrecidA por esta Asociacion,
son suplicadns de haeer sus aplieaciones por
e~snritHs y presentariAs al secretario para
hacerse miembroH.
La Asnciacion ofreae una recompenasa dc
$50 por I'll arresto y conviction de cuaiQuierg
persona que robase o arriase reses, bestias q
mulas pertenecientes n caulquier miembr
ne estH AssociacfOn,y en- casa que mas do
una persona sean implicsdas en- In mismn
ofensa, una rocompensR adlcionHl de $3.50
sera dada por oil arrcsto y conviction de oadA
persona amas de In primera.
la Association tambien Ofrrce una recon.
pensa de $3.50 por el arresto y conviction de
cualquiera personas que quemAsen d prendi.
essen fueRo. O htentascn q iemaf al xacate de
cunlquser sienra que cate usandose por cual.
quier miembro de In association.
Amas esta Association ofrece una recon.
pensa de sl00 por el eresto y conviction de
cualqutera personas que matasen reses, y M
guaruasen los cucros para ser inspectadoa,
como 10 rcquiere In Ley.
q. l.. BRooi.s, secretarie.
AtTlbws bu estafetH Ell SOcorrO, N. n.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02

Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the late firm of
Dalglish 3 rlemmnus doipg. hpsinsss as
Heumosa. NM, . tnts day diss0lsed by
mutual nonsept, j. G. r1eunInnus viii con.
unue The busthees collecting ~ arcsunts and
paying all debtA jazz UALaLkaW
= Apr. II - % rbrNsrssp.
HeruosN D. ksx., Aptilu I'd, uSf
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02

Notice to Cartlemen.

Ata u1eerng 81 10 raatls uower.o e csn.
srsl ~. nsHte ~ s~~uFFo ~. - ths ga.
- .st ma = haFeh - sa1 81 AI6saosF-
&c. ~. ca So - sse tsa e.y.s ApTa.
aao-a - D. -Csasr.l So nsslss csisss
eFo~ers Assertaftor. fuG the pfutsutlon %
N e.ssie inteFests 81 sessue. fsl~ssi.- ahd
TIE ~fullowtax s~Fsans slEnsa ths eonssite
to- and ~ Lass ss mszbsu q TIE s.-oei
Z rs. ~ re bcfSass
vi Slaughter. no.sbcom.
fhnn. bedrek.
4 nontoya a soas. c~skol~rs.
\ GFmFaun. Nlaunie~W
VI : hopesen. DC Cautven.
floyd JarrerI } Snyder.
yohn W Terry. Aisn koEers.
u n Atkinson, RI btshop.
u Ladrref, Geo rmith.
Nm y Tut1a. dno Allsy.
= hrOoka AgA Absytia.
" & bruton. vi IA Hulyey.
y browna IN Boxmsh.
IyTerp. stinson.
J Mclean. Az c~oddinrbon.
hTALh brown. Hasye,
Mo a smith. Hf nrovn.
G y hlack vel. Mas Fru~t'
kdsynT Upcher. sMoore.
J Cfthany. Chas Lelaer.
= W crawford. l. Bradley.
Nrny Irwin. Santiago baca.
Walter "a hArmon, Charles W Lewis.
Gco N frAdt. Henry Did,
= v Kennedy Nm Mcclellan.
II Trnak. White.
q n Mansel,
Other persons owning or controlling cattls
aud who deairv 90 receive the benefits OF the
profession offered by this association. are re.
Quested To make written application 60 the
secretary f0i membership.
The association Offers 4 rswsrd Of $50 for
the arrest and conviction OF any person steal.
INA or running or cattle. horses or mules be.
longing 20 any members Of the association,
or II more than one person 4 implirated IN
the same onense, n further reward Of $50 for
each Additional arrest and conviction af er
she nrss. The association also Offers n re.
ward of f1o Tor the arrest and conviction of
any person or persons for setting IRE TO or
burning, or attempting 20 bu n the grass from
any range used By any member Of the Asso.
citation. The association Offers a reward Of
500 Tor the arrest and conviction OF any per-
son or persons for killing cattle and not pre-
serving the hides for inspection as required
by the law.
q. l.. BRooks, Secretary,
Apriswt Postofice Address. sooorro, n. N.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02

Presiiente, DFwhite,s y Johns,
Vice Pres, I'd Fest, nc Kyle,
W II slauighter.a J Roseboom,
NV Virgin, samuel \ Dedrick,
r Montoya a Sons & = Robe rts,
y Grayson. yno D slaughter,
W : Hopeweli. nc Cantwell.
Floyd Jarrett. Jno J snyder.
John W Terry. Alex Rogers,
II NJ Atkinson, RI Bishop,
! y LRder-r, Geo smith,
VIM futile, Jno Alley,
q l. Brooks. Az A Abeytia,
" = Bruton, W II Hulvey,
NJ W Browne, bowmAIi,
T Terry, j A stinson,
+ J Mclean, AW Coddin yton, .
ut NJ brown, J BAsye.
Milo A smith, brown,
G y blackwell, Max Frost.
Ddwyn Y Opener. WSMoore.
JC Tiffany, Chas Zioger,
=" Crawford. LIP Bradley
Mray q Irwin. Santiago BaeA,
Walter q Msrmon. Charles W Lewis,
Geo II Pradt, Henry Dald,
Charles W Kennedy. w N Mcclellan,
4 J Trask, HE White.
&. a AansaIl
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-08-19
DID 1T WITH A CHIP.

An interesting story is told in con-
nection with the old State Prison at
.Charlestown, which shows how small
and insignificant a thing may give lib
erty to a prisoner. A convict had been
sentenced to Imprisonment for fifteen
years, for committing series OF bur-
plaries, and had served between three
and four years, when one day he
brought small chip Of wood from the
shop, where he was engaged in labor, to
his cell. This fact was not worthy of
notice at the moment When, however,
the prisoner. with others, had marched
to their cells. he placed the chip in such
a way as to prevent the bolt OF the door
of his cell from fastening The officers
on duty made their usual inspection,
saw each man in his cell and so report
ed. After the Inspection had been
made, the convict in question opened
his cell door, closed it again, and
passed quickly out of a side door into
the yard. In moment he had gained
the shop where he worked. Here he
put on a pair of overalls belonging to
one OF the instructors employed by con-
tractors, and from there he got on to
the prison wall, and entering one of the
Cuard-houses he found an overcoat,
which he donned. He was now ready
to bid adiou to the prison. His move
ments were in no way slow. for he knew
that any moment his absence might be
noticed and the officers be upon his
track. Leaping the wall the convict
was soon in the street and off for
parts unknown"
At o'clock, when the prisoners were
to return to the shops for the after.
noon. the absence of the escaped man
was noticed, and. although diligent
search was made and the usual reward
was offered for his arrest, the fellow
was never captured, but male his way
to Halifax, where to-day he is engaged
in a legitimate business.-l Boston
Globe. AILlL
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WINNEMUCCA HOTEL,
Bridge Street, winnemucca,
DAVID GIR0yx.............P PROPRIETOR

Having built and fitted up in the most com.
Winnemucca, with large and airy rooms, tho
Proprietor is prepared to receive and entertain
tine travelling public with accommodations an
good as can be found in this section Of the coun-
try. The TABLE will always be literally sup
piled with all the substantials OF life and with
every luxury that can be procured. Attnhed
to TIE Hotel is FINE BAR, where the choicest
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Rates reasonable, and all work promptly at
tended to and done in workmanlike manner.
:. w.aLEwIS & co.
Paradise, July IL, 1884 tt
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$500 REWARD

The above reward will be paid for the arrest
and con, iction OF any party or parties found
guilty OF stealing, killing or running OFF, alter.
ng brands or marks OF any live stock, belong
Association.
Il. w. CRUTCHGR, President
IT, ID. SwEEfsBR, Secretary.
Winnemueca, April 10, 1884 II
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Can be obtained at all times
BOARD PER WEEK. ...............S7o
ar For the accommodation Of patrons OF
the winnemucca Hotel, new
FIRsT.CLAss BILLIARD TABLE
Has been procured for their especial enjoy.
ment

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
A GOOD TLAM is always ready to take an
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel free
Of charge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-01
MOVING DAY.

THE HERALD is indulging in tbe
t'spriBg move" Siace the last Issue
many tons' weight, embracing
presses, engine, type, stones, furni.
ture, and the machinery and para
phernalia generally Of a news
paper Office have been removed
from OR old ard familiar
quarters to The HERALD's ele-
CANT block on the corner Of West
Temple and First South streets.
It has been our purpose to issue the
paper without interruption, and
with this end in view small army
OF maehinists, mechanics and Ia
borers has been at work for the past
forty eight hours. At this writing
the ind cations are that subscribers
Will receive THE HERALD as usual
this morning, though the paper may
be little late in reaching some
houses Oh EAS OOLS6lA 20 VI boO Sa~S
Printing presses are delicate ma
chimes, requiring deal of attention.
perfect adjustment snd sometimes
not a little humorin- =; l. will re-
uuire two or three days more
to set things in order and get
the machinery to running with
the exactness and smooIhness
desired, during which time We may
have to ask the indulgence OF our
patrons, though it is horei other
wise. Within the week TIE HER.
AID expects to hs comfortably set
tied in lis permanent home, which
we might as we'll here remark is,
with one exception, the largest, best
arranged, and altog ether finest
building vest Of the
Missouri. It cordially invites its
friends and patrons, which is simply
4 modest way of inviting the public
generally, to call, assuring every
Dedy that the latchstring is always
INF |
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organic disorders-the effort to cure
disease that may not be healed BY
any except heroic treatment.
In the Cincinnati Jail were a score
OF men charged with the crime OF
killing ia one degree or another;
.ome Of them had been there for
months If not years, without trial,
or if tried, still defeating justice by
standing 1t off by the aid of the
quirks, quibbles and iutr:cacits of
the law. Berner's case was the hair
which broke the camel's back.
Aided by a negro he had cruelty
and brutally murdered his employer
q quiet, inoffensive man, who had
prcven himself the friend aad bene-
factOr of those who slew him for the
little money chat he was believed to
have possessed. Berner, when cap
tured, confessed his crime, bat
afterwards, on the advice Of his
lawyers, pleaded not guilty. How
ever, the facts were we'll known 60
the court and jury, yet the verdict
Was for granddaughter. The crime
was murder, pure and simple, and
if murderer ever deserved the ex-
treme penalty of The law, Berner
should have been hanged. Instead,
he was sentenced to few years.
confinement in prison, where, in,
stead Of being punished, he would
be an expense to the State. Such
verdicts are farce and burlesQue |
bringing the law and its systems
into contempt. A single miscar
rage Of justice like this would ex-
cite Indignation, bat no alarm, but
when they follow in q2ick success
sion, the enforcement OF the law be-
ing the rare exception, there should
be little wonder il alarm and ipdig
nation assert themselves in open
and attempts to regulate
n stters. The wonder is that pee.
pie have so long endured these bur.
esqueS; that they have not sooner
arisen in their might to-
correct the evil and check
he lax tendency Of our courts. So
,utrageoosly bad have affairs
grown that the criminal no longer
ears the law if he can provide
himself with the services of 8
hreWd lawyer.
OF course, the Cincinnati riot is
n awful thing. 1t is terrible tol
now that any American communal
" can and will, even for an hour,
verride the law anu defy the con>
tituted authority at the same time
must be felt that good will come
rom this bloody affray. Not onlyI
Az GhC CHul 10 Vi OulO Ut ShtIISui
greater activity, energy and carr.
stness in the enforcement of the
wv and the administration
justice, but courts and
Tries in other States and
erritories will take the hint
nd batter perform their duties and
Society contains within
self the quisite Gu a We elements
Or community evils. In Cincinnati
hes hown deposition to Amply
le re:necy. he dO:e H. bteu
errible. aud the cure may not be
omplete, but the effect will az.
j edly be good.