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The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
An emergency.

A few DAYS ago a man with humble
expression and wearing summer suit
of clothes applied to one OF the railroad
passenger agents for dead-head pass
to Toledo. "Why do you want to go to
Toledo?" "To get married" "And you
haven't any money!" "Not above
twenty. FIVE cents.n "Hadn't you better
be worth yolr fare to Toledo before TAX
ing a wife on your hands to support?'
"You don't understand the case" per-
sisted the man, Pm going to marry a
widow worth at least $1,000, and the
drst thing | shall do will be to remit you
the price of a ticket. Pm poor, and the
widow knows it, but she marries me for
love" He protested so long and earn
estlv that he was finally passed down
the road. Two days elapsed aud then g
letter was received from him saving:
Heaven bless you for your kindness.
Reached here all right, and married the
widow according to programme. Ii
turns out that she isn't worth n copper.
In this emergency may l ask YOU tf
pass us both to Detroit, Wi ere l have
hopes of striking a job?"--Detroit Free
Press.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
Sensible to the Last.

The sympathies Of German iuries are
frequently moved by sentiment. An in
stanc of this occurred recently, when
the will of a wealthy land owner, who
had left everything to the maid ofall work
he had married, was contested upon the
ground that she was superior in social
standing, and had exercised undue intlu'
ence to OBJ tain the bequest. The widow
was called to testify for herself, and
proved to be as handsome as she WAS
intelligent. GAS to influencing my hus-
bsud,V she said, Gin the disposition of
his money. | never mentioned 1t to
him. In the few years that we lived to-
gether, l never knew that he made a
will. AS to his last illness l remember
his last words" here she stopped. One
ofthe lawyers asked her to~.saylwhat they
we're. She replied that she would rath-
er not; but the opposing counsel, max
ing sure that her answe would be III
favor of his clients insisted and urged
that the law Obliged her to do so. She
then said: "He beckoned me to his side,
and said 'Frederika, my dear, kiss mel
and open the bottle of champagne, and
let us take our last, farewell glass, for
am going to leave you" And she added,
with a sob, : we did, and he die L." The
Jury returned a verdict for her in less
than five minutes.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
The american bishops and the Pope

New YORK, Special Telegram, Dec. 10
Rome Gable: Yesterday the American bishops
we're admitted collectively to an audience in
the holy fathers private apartments. This in
tsrview lasted nearly two hours and was most
important. After expressing, in a general
way. his satisfaction at the labors Of the late
congress, Pope Leo took up each OF the thlr-
teen points submitted TO the congress and dis
cussed them fully. The pope laid particular
stress on the necessity of a higher education
for the Catholic clergy and Improvement OF
the relation of priests and bishops i'll America.
He also expressed a deep interest IN the sue
cess of the negro missions. Referring to the
receut opening OF the Vatican library archives,
the pope said he was much g~rati6ed to see the
Swans of Europe, and even of America, avail
ing themselves Of the new facilities for study
afforded them. HIS holmes them touched a.
some length ON the question of the state of the
Catholic church in the East, and prayed that hi
might live to see the reconciliation OF the
Greek and Latin churches.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
Possnm Hnnting i'm GeorgIa.
Americas Recorder.

Americas Recorder.
In p barber shop n day last weak,
while several gentleman were waiting
TO be shaved, conversation turned on
wood things to eat. After discussing va
rious dishes, Joe Roney, who is consid-
areda conuoisseur, and who had taken
an active part in the discussion, said;
We'll. boys, you can talk about nice
ihiugs to eat, but the best thing in the
world l evet tasted was possum, hedged
IN brown gravy and sweet potatoes, with
enoar ON them" Mr.. Walt Furlow in
vited Us sooH after to go out to his plan
ration and assist in a genuine old tash-
Toned possum hunt, with an hour or two
for the squirrels thrown in. The hrst
nights experience was a tame one; we
got into a dry place of wood and struck
but one possum track, but we got d a
possum.
The next night, between eight ana
nine O'Clock, we started out. Down the
Dad we went. stopping long enough to
get q few handouts of good lighter, anu
then into the forest. Scarcely fifteen
minutes had elapsed before a bark was
heard, succeeded a few nom ents later
bv another. and another. A trail had
been struck. The voices OF the dogs grew
more frequent until at length a long con-
tinued bay from the ringleader an
nounced that the possum was freed. A
few moments walk brought us to him.
but the scene around the tree battles de-
scription. With bark after bark, the
dogs circled around, trying III vain to
climb up the sapling. A few blows from
the ak brought the tree down, and the
next moment the possum was in the
jaws of the dogs, forty feet away. lie
had started to run as soon as the tree
fell, but the dogs ran too quickly. Al
soon as they had n taste of him they
were satisfied. 1t is remarkable, but &
possum dog will never eat II possum Oh
the bones of one.
The same scene was repeated twice
more, varied by long tramps through
swamps C otton and corn fields. 4
small hours of the morning had arrived
when we went to bed, but we consoleC
ourselves with the thought OF the teas
we would have next day.
On a big dish in the center of the ia
BILE. brown and fat, the 'possum looke6
GOOD. but it was better han it looked
IL was meat Git for kings, but which any
body could have for ;he trouble OF thu
hunt. 1t was the first p0ssum we eve
ate.
Joe Ronev was right. These is moth
inc that will beat the possum.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
Negroes Still Indignant Owe an Old
Robbery.

Washington Special: The colored ma
tional committee met recently and appoin-
ted delegates TO the convention at Rich
mond, Va, July, 1884. Each congression-
al district is allowed two delegates. Fred
Douglass, Register of the Treasury Bruce of
the District OF Columbia and Col. William
Muir ell of Maryland were elected members
of the national committee. The committee
on the Freedmen's bank made iCs final re-
port, memoraliziBg congress to rein burse
the depositcrs, and de~nouncing the former
act OF congress creating a commission at
5000 each to settle the affairs of the insti-
tuition. In support o the adoption of the
report, Murrtll said the Freedmen's bank
vas the most disgraceful, sin nj swindle
IA t ever stained eartn or shocked heaven
The commission appointed at 50, 900 per
year each were like a bvena ~deyouring a
carcass, and then like a lion, smashing its
bones and sucking the marrow therefrom;
and, furthermore, a republican congress
mace this commission the pail bearers OF
the amt carcass. The committee adjourned
to meetin Chicago June . next.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Foreign journals are said to be the
most struck with that portion of the
presidents IN ssage which shows the
great amount of surplus revenue. The
vast wealth and extraordinary prosper
ity of tie United States are strik-
ingly indicated by the fact that the
people willingly tax themselves for such
a prodigious annual revenue, and are
not distressed or even much discOn'
tented when the evenC is greatly lar
ger than the necessities of the COVER
mentdemand.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
1t is a most favorable business indica-

It is q most favorable buslness lnulca-
ton that the exchanges in seventeen out
of tBenty-seven cities reporting their
clearings for the week ending Decem-
Der s show an increase, while nine only
show a decrease as compared with the
corresponding week of last year. Out
side of New York the increase in the
clearings is 9.G per cent. New York
shows a decrease of ZIG per cent. The
report is properly looked upon as very
favorable
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Since the advance in duties on crock
cry July l, the American potters have
advanced the prices on common white
ware, which the masses use, the duty
on which is s. per cent. adYalorem.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

The wife Of General Sherman has or
ganized a club IN St. Louis for the study
ofphilosophy from a Roman Catholic
standpoint.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Tennyson's income is about $4,000 q
wear. If he is made a Lord he will have
a pension. There IS no style in S20,OO0 a
year.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22
SUMMONS.

In the District Court If the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of liaho, IL and Tor
the County of Auuras.
David b. Ethel and John II. Van Schaick, partners
doing Il, sin, SO under the FIRM name and style
of Ith,ll Il Van Schaick, plaintiffs,
James A. Nicholson and n C. Fletcher defend
nnts.
The People of the United States in the Ter tory
OF Idaho. send Greeting t. James A. Nicholson
and n. G. Fletcher, defendants;
Nuu ere hereby required t. appear in an action
brought against you 10y the allowed named plaln-
tills, IN the District Court of the src"nd judicial
District OF the Territory of Idaho in and for tne
county OF Aturas and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive ca the
| summons-it served within this county; or, II
| served out of TINS county, cut III this dlst lot
within twenty days; otherwise, within forty days
or judgmon, b., default VIII ho taken against you
| according to the prayer ot SAID complaint
| The said action IL brought to recover judgment
| against Won f,r the sum sos 81, b,Hncc due on
| account for lumber sold and deliVcrei and for
81 On for verifyiuH md recording mechanics lien,
and 81 90 attorney : Tee and costs OF SUIT also. tor
| the foreclosure of certain mechanics lten MED on
| oct ihtr At leS., ON that certain hUllUnE Known
as the Nicholson and Flot her SELDOM md the lot
upon winch the same is situated, AS more tutly =
pears in plautlhs' complaint, ctIt.hod copy ol
| which is her, With served.
| And you are h rNliy notified that if Nou fail t.
| appear and answer the sad complaint rs above
required. the sind plaintiffs viii apply to tn
Court tor the roliet demanded in th,ir complaint
Given under my hand and tn" seal # the DIS
trict Court OF the Second Judicial District OF tn
rerrit rv ct Idaho, iuAnl Tor the county Of Aitu
rAs this 10Th u ApiIl. in the year OF our Lord Oh
thousand eight hundred and elShty-four.
I-EAll \. l.. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
BY L. L. R1CuARDs, Deputy clerk.
+. L. ESsIGN, Attorney for Plaintiffs. "lm
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22
Application for Patent.
NOTICE no. q.
UNITED STATS LAHD OFFICE,
II mo t..Itn E.f,,.r.yy =

UNITED STATS LAnD OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, February 3, 1874
Notice is hereby given that Theuphile L. Picotto
and william II. Atkinson, by Theophilc Z. Picotte,
his attorney n-iact, whose postoiice address is
HALEY, A1turas county, Idaho Territory, have
made application for a United States Patent for
the
CHIEF OF THE I'LL LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Mineral Mn Mining District, Alturas
county, Idaho Territory, consisting of 300 linear
feet of the lode and surface ground 600 feet wide
being Lot No. 81 and described in the field notes
and plat Of the official survey on file in this Office
with magnetic variation ut 10 degrees and 30 min
utes east, as follows: Commencing at the dise9v-
cry point of this clninl, and running south 45 de-
grces and % inmates east 800 feet to center OF
southeast end line of claim: thence south AZ de
erccs west 800 feet to corner No. ! thence north
81 degrees east 600 feet to corner No. 2: thence
north ij degrees and 20 minutes west 300 feet to
corner No. >: thence north 81 degrees and 10 min
utcs west 800 feet 70 corner No 4: thence south
AZ degrees west SO feet to corner No. s. thence
south 81 degrees and IS minutes east 1000 feet to
corner No. 4: thet south 40 degrees and 20 min
utcs enst feet TO corner Ne. and place of be-
ginning survey of exterior boundaries: elnhrar1n ing
of 2O.lu acres applied for. No coihlct7.
| From cornr No. s, the north h section corner OF
cton No 3, of Township No. ., North of Range
| Is East of the Boise Meridian. bears north 30 de
| grees and Is minutes west 402 feet dist ant
| The said mining claim beng of record i'll the
ohce OF the County Recorder Of said Mining Dis
trct at HALEY in Alturas county. Idaho Territory
The nearest known locations being the Japan
| and silver Rule
Any and all ptrs ms Ginning adversely any lpT
Ii II Of the said Chief of the Hill" Lode MINI.
Claim or surface ground, ARE required to file th"i
| adverse claims ther,t, with the Re pist"r of til
| United sites Innd once, nj Haley. Idaho Ter
rit ~ within the sixty days publication thereof
or they VIII be barred by virtue Of the provision
OF the statute III such cases made and provided.
HOMER j.. POUND, Register
direct that the foregoing n tice of application
for pntent he published for the period of siNt
days in the WOOD RIVER DAILY TIMES, Il newspt
per publ shed at Haley, Aituras county. ldah
Territory.
festiO HOMER l. POUND, Register.
VIM. II WATT, Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE.
SOT'CL no. %.

UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE,
HALEY IDAHO. April II. lSs+N
Notice Is hereby given that Julian Hill and Il.
T. Davis whose y 1T flee ADDRESS is Alfalfa, AL
turns county. Idaho Territory have made appii-
cation for u United States patent for the
HILL AND DAVIS LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Middle Boise Mining District Alturas
county. Idaho Territory. consisting Of $40 linear
feet o; the lode, and surface ground 700 feet wide
being LIT No. 81, and dcs ribcd in the field notes
and plat the official survey file III this Office.
with nagn tic variation at 10 degrees 10 minute
eust as follows: Commencing at the discovery
point and running thence 5. % degrees W 600 rect
t. tae cent? Of west end of claim. thence ) % de-
rreos T.. 80 feet to corner No. : thence % de
rtcs W. 100 feet t. corner ?; thence n 20 degrees
f. $40 feet to corner No 3: thence >. % degrees T.
100 feet to corner : thence ;. 60 degrees W. oW
feet 30 corner No. /, the place OF beginning sur
vey of exterior boundaries OF claim. Containing
| l.g9 acres. No contacts.
From Corner 40. 3. 1. S. VI. NJ, No. l. bears \
80 d grces and o. minutes T.. 3, 232 feet distant
The suid mining claim being of record In the
office of the Recorder of Alturas county, al
| Haley. in said county iaho Territory. The
nearest known location being The Iu y PM Fps.
| direct that this notice be published III thu
WooD RIVER TIMES. the newspaper published
near. Il the said mining claim, tor the period o
sixty days.
alst5O HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
" L. lIYNDMAN. Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22
TUESDAY. APRIL y, 1884
SUMMONS.


In the District Court of the I'd Judicial District OF
the TERRITORY OF Idaho. in ana Tor the county
of Alturas.
Richard II. Ably, plaintiff, Thomas V. Flint,
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the I'd Ju-
dicial District. of the r. rrtory Of Idaho, in
and for the County of Aturns, and the com
plant filed in said county Of Aituras. in the Of
nee of the Clerk of said District Court.
The People Of the United States in the Territory Of
Idaho, send greeting to Thomas V. Flint,
defendant:
YOU are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought agaiu,t you by the above named plaintiff,
IN the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory Idaho in and for the
~ Of Alturis, and to answer the complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive sof the day of
service after the service you of this summons
ifserved within this county; or If served out II
this county, but il this distric'. within twenty
days; otherwise. within forty dnys-,r Judgment
by default will be taken against yau according to
the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brough, to obtain n decree OF
this Court for the foreclosure of ortain mortgage
DIES, ribbed IN the said complaint and executed hA
the said Thomas " Flint ON the second day Of
August 1881 to secure the payment Of hcertnil
promissory note for 500, dnted August 3 1882 du
six months after date, with interest Mt per cent
per month, running to said Ally and signed iy sal'
Flint thlt the premises conveyed saldi i" tghH
may be sold, and the proceeds applied t. the pay
meut of said prouissory ncte and mortgage nll'
25 per cent for attorney fees, ms provided IN sni
mortgage, and in case sncli proceeds are II sumo
lent to pay the same then To ohthil an eN''"l"
against said Thomas Y Flint Tor the balance r.
manning due and also that the said PENDANT an
all persons claiming by, through or under hin
may be barred md torecosed OF all right, ttit
claim, lie equity of Redemption. and interest !
and to said mortgsged premises, and for other All
further relief, AS will moro fully appear by reel
4nce to the complaint ON file herein.
And you are hereby notified thnt If you fail
appear and answer the said complaint. MS nboN
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the Nou
Tor the relief demanded in the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF he pt'
tri,t Court of the Territory of Idaho. in and f
the county OF Aluras. this 9Th day Of April, III Il
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred M
eighty-four.
IsEAIl A. l.. RICHARDSON, Clerk
By Il. T.. KICHARpa Deputy Clerk.
r. N. ENSIGN, Attorney tor Plant H. hotd
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22
Notice for Publication.


c y
March Il, lsSi
l. Patrick MrNouiEle, II HaIlry. T. @. who made
r,-,mrtiou n,,latatorl staten ent y. > u i.r
the $ L. a of n W. L and y. a If ,. ". 4 aut
lots = and 3. Section 30, Town. y, hal1e
is Hast, ito hereby give motto, OF nay
intention to make tnal proof to tstab-
lisa my claim to the land above destrlb, d,
and that IcXpoct to prove my residence aud Guilt
Walton before the Register and Receiver, AT HallrN
Idaho. on ?Sd day of April 1854. 10y two Of the
following witnesses: Friedrich BrtnemAn, J. A
Meadows. James O'Neal and FL. FIanAery-all q.
HALEY, :, O., Idaho.
PATRICK NcMONI0LE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22
Notice of Forfeiture.
TO GUS BOLkE:

You are hereby notified that Ihave expended one
hundred $500 dollars in labor and lnpr voments
upon tre ,p.lden Rue lode AMI mining CAIN.
situated in Mineral Hin Mining District, Al.
turas county. idaho Territory, III ordsr to hol"
said premises uni"r the provisions of section
as2+. revised St.tut's Of IL, United states httul
the amount u'sireG t. IA Id the sam tr III year
endips Dectuuer 81. lsNi: II tAe proportion #
slid expenditure due ty You, Gus, bo.Ee, Is tLlty
three $685. D dollars thuty-taree and ono-th ri
cents. being tne-thrd, lawtu! IL, neN Of the tnt'd
q ates. and II within Lluuty % days after the
publication of tbs tIcr You fHil fUs, 10 con-
tritute your prapnIt II of such expenditure as q
,o-owntr. your interest IN said clam Mil Lsoun
the property Of the subs, lber unle said sect II
2.344. ANp.hA NELSON.
HALEY. Idaho, April /, la,i. apldlG5
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22
Dissolution Of Craftsmanship.

The o-partnership heretofore existing between
the uudt rsi ned in the saloon business in Bullion,
Alturas county Idaho under the firm name and
style of Snodsrass x Co., has been dissolved by
mutual consent.
". Snodgrass assumes sil liabilities Of the said
firm and collects all outstanding bills.
W. SNODGRASS,
II. MAHISTLDT.
Bullion Idaho, March -. 1854 mo
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22
ias -daS Hotice.

WOOD RIVER 6. AND g. ". co, OF
SALT Ian T. CITY. /. I. All pvrs1I.s hold
in, ci.,imS agaiu~l his company Itu>t u.
s,nt tnt ir bills u, durncIle, "a, tnccontrHNt
o!hce, al E.tilioa. hc.nr, TIA hr~t u:A a.. cat.
no.tA, and !-yH"i4t wiz h" m.5ie nn "a.
lou. / SOS \ - All,
SNL-tLLl.L-I :.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, Idaho,
March rs, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that Daniel Harrington
and Robert c. Chambers. by W. H. Watt, their at
t:rney IN fact Whose postotice address Is
haley, Al,urns county Idaho Territory have
made application for II Omitted States Patent Tor
the
EMMA LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Secs 10 and - r. ., ~, K, H. r., Boise
Meridian, Mineral lin Mining District, Alturas
county. Idaho Territory, consisting OF ,'oo
linear feet OF the Lode and surface ground GOO feet
wide, being lot No. Us. and described III the h.l''
notes and plat of the official survey on file III tins
Office with magnetic variation AZ Ia degrees ana ~
minutes east ~ follows;
Commencing at the discovery point of this claim
and running :, uth A degrees and - minutes east
4SO feet center of southeast end line Of claim;
thence north ~ degrees and 40 minutes east jon
feet t. corner No. /; thence south a. degrees and
40 minutes west 600 feet to corner No. = thence
north A. de grees aud 90 minutes west Loo feet to
corner Ne. B. thence north ~ DEGREES and 40 min
uea east coo feet to corner Nc 1; thence south ~
degrees and 70 minutes east 100 feet I" corner
No |, and place of heSinnirg survey of exterior
boundaries embracing n total area OF ~ GO acres
excluding, however, from this Application and
desc ription the area IN conflict with the WAR
Eagle" Lode, Lot. Ne, 81, 2.73 acres, and the area
In conflict with the "lndian Queen Lode, Lot No
10, 202a acres; area claiMcd and sought to be pat
tnt.d, 1891 acres.
From corner No. 3, Secti corner common t,
Sections Is Is, ., AMI ~, ot Township ,, North OF
Range II East OF tn Boise Meridian, bearS south
IS degrees u initiates aud ,, seconds West 2,'a4
feet.
The said mining clnm being Of record in the
ofi,, of the County k,culder Of said Mining Dis
trict Mt HALEY IN Alturas County, Idaho Ierrltt
ry The nearest known locations being the In
dian Queen, Lot 3d. "War Easla," Lot H. and thu
rNellie."
Any and all persons Claiming sdVers ly any por
ton Of the said Emma Lode Mining Claim %
surface ground, are required to file Their adN'rs
claims thereto with the Register of the lnlte'
States Land Once, at IlAtlty, !dnho Territory
within the sixty days pnhlit thereof, or the
will be barred by Virtue of the provisions OF IN
Statute il such eases made and provided.
HOMER l.. pOtND. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22
Notice OF Forfeiture.
ro IOHN HOUSVON

TVIN IVN-
Iou are hereby notified that we have expended
one hundred dollars lSl01uuI in labor ami I'M
prnNtmtnts upon the Sterling Lode ana Mining
Claim, the same hen. STATED ahuli, one halt mile
npitlWe from the NUrtn ~, anne. and re- ogItd
in the books of the Deputy Mining Reoorirr :
ohre, Warm Sp ing Mining District ktt hum,
A.turas roGnty, Idaho Territory, in order 10 hulu
said Pr misses under tue provisions OF Section
2-i Revised statutes OF the IN ted states buiu .,
the amount required Il hoid TIL same for tn yCnr
ending December Jlst. lNsi that the proportion II
>g't expenditure due from John Huust Ii =
ttty dollars l.5uGGl lawful money of tn lint e.,
Il t.. and II within min ~ l'rl days att.r II"
prIhtntiuu OF this notice. You fail ur r" u.s. T.
contribute your proportion Of such expenditure
e,-o WEsr. yuurl interest IN I'D cAiN. WI! hecuH
tie rufsIty If the subscribers UAu,r s.Id Sr,tlHL
{. J.. HAWKINS.
II. fH.ppFN.
". & BRIAN
l-.t..-... -l--n Tor. it.rN. Inn. y. -. Il
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-22

need 'cdital sh auu 80 ma nniion
olt Eurorthh fhySi'-'h o.. 80. ,nis.ry and
COSTS hetIl"e' anu may 90. 80 TO citv for
shame. Wien li'oH'c"i'l'' " 49,. ~ h.ra Nv
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Cases which have faled IN on'alning reliei tiae
where especially solicited. lliE booACN VIZ
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