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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
Arizona News.
Prescott NIineEI

I George Young. Adam Scott and man! others from the valleys to tine west, ar, here laying in supplies, and bring dis couraging reports as to the rain crop. Col. James Riddle, for SO many year, stationed at Whipple, has been ordered from hIs post of duty m New Mexico tl the vicinity of Fort Lewis, Colorado the scene of the recent Indian upFisu C.
 There is no State or Territory in ouI broad land that can boast of SD great a range of temperature as can Arizona Last week at Phenix the thermometer registered ll0 degrees while icicles over six inches long formed on a water tank car on the Atlantic < Pacific R. R. Any temperature between these two extremes can be found within the borders of our Territory.
 Prescott Journal.
 Mir. r. $. Rider returned from the Verde country last evening Water has been started in their new ditch, and the stamp mill will be started up at an early day.
 A brick is on exhibition at J. L.. Fishers, made Tn the brick yard on Up- l BNA NaAhIAAt lu part lcles of gold can be plainly seen. The brick yard IS located Tn Q placer mining district.
 Owing to the prevailing drouth, the forest fires m the San Francisco noun taIns are very destructive. Where formerly only few trees would burn before the fire would burn out, the timber on two or three sections at a time IS now destroyed before the fires can be stopped.
 Parties in from Turkey Creek. last night. report the burning of the mill of the Arizona Consolidated Company. The mIll was owned by $. A. HeneZsy and partners, and had just been thor oughly refitted and repaired. We were unable to learn the origin of the fire. NIT. Henezey k at present in New York.
 IGiobe Chroniclel
 Con Burns was married at Philadel- phia lately to Miss kittie Bryson.
 Pete Gabriel announces himself as candidate for the office of sheriff of Pinal county.
 IL is claimed that the Black Cap mine, which k situated in Arivaipa canon, Is the largest lead mlne Tn Arizona. The ledge Is over 100 feet wide, and contains a streak of nearly pare lead two feet m width, which also carries SI0 per ton in silver. The property has been worked recently by the owners, ana 1t IS under stood the work of development will be continued until 1t Is assertained whether the quantity of ore will justify the cree ton of mill.
 lEpi:aph.l Dr. :. B. Chapin, formerly of Tomb stone. has been appointed to SI,G0O clerkship in the pension department at Washington, D. C. Friends of NIT. \. II. Stebbius, and their name k legion, are urging him to make ihe race for Congressional dele gate. We know Of Eo Republican who would poll larger vote. He can te nominated and elected 1T he will allow hts name tO be used. Q. O. Trantum, Esq, this afternoon at a special meeting of the city council, handed in his resignation as city attOr- loy, which was accepted. The vacancy was not filled. though 1t doubtless will be a; the meeting tomorrow night. NJ W. II. Savage who Was elected to the position by the people, will doubtless receive the appointment. Mir. Trantum goes to Los Angeles where he will prac- tIce his profession.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
Notice of Forfeiture.
TrosoS PIMA COUNTY. AT.

TucsoS, PIMA COUNTY. Ar
 July 26, 1884 ! ITO JOHN T. WALKER. OR THOSE WHO | may claim under him an undivided one s,xth interest in the following described prop erfy. You are hereby notified that we have ex- pended Five Hnndrsd Dollars m labor and im- movements upon the POmpey and Herculansum mining claims located February Q, ls75, the Isst Attempt mining claim. located June 9, ig5s the Mamie Thomas inning claim located August l. is7s and the Hamlet mining claim, To- rafed February F. 1878, all sad claims being m he Tyndal Mining District, Pima county, All zonA. The sad S5O having been expended in iss3 in Or,ier to hold said claims under the pro ylsions of Section 2s24. Revised Statutes of the United states, being the amount required tO hold the same for the year ending December S1, iss3 and that we have contributed your portion thereof Therefore, If within 70 days after ser- | vice of this nCtcs of publication you fall or refuse tO contribute your proportion of such ex- | pandirures As co-Owner. with the costs of thla | publication your interest in said claim wlu be- ' Come the property of the subscriber under said 1 Section sS2t. Your propOrtios of said expend | iture is eighty-three and 3s-l10 0-dollars.
 | "A. BEEBE,
 A. B. CACY.
 | JOSEPH KNOTTS, | iy3sW3m l.. W.TULLEHS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
Young Meni-Read This,

The Voltaic Belt Co.,. of Marshall, Mich, offer to send their celebrated Flee trO-NOltaic Belt and other electric ap- plances Oa trial for thirty days. to men young or oldl afflicted with nervous debility. loss of vitality and manhood and all kinds of kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases. Complete restora- tion to health, vigor and manhood guar snteed. No risk IS incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them al once for illustrated pamphlet free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
No.iCe of Forfeiture.
HARsH,w. PIMA COUNTY. A. T. ]
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HARsHtw, PIMA COUSTT. A. T. ]
 August l. 1-si. ] TOJA. NOLLEY. OE THOSE WHO MAY \ claim under hi iul an undivided one-thlrd in- terest m the following described property. You are he-ehy notified that have expended One Hundred Dollar Iu labor . .d improve meuts each upon the Ne Plus Ultra and May Queen miuing claims. lucatet May | 1881, and recorded m Book F.. Records of Mines, pages 75O and 75l. Recorder otice Ot ftrna county, A T and the Nankeo mining claim. loc1ted May z i-SI, and recorded Iu Book F.. Records ot Mines pages 75l and 752. Recorders ofhce ot Plma county. A. T. all ga d claims being m the Aztec Mining uistrict. Pima county, Arzon'i. The said SlD) eaci h7vlne been ezpeuded m Ie'5 m order Co hold said claims under n" pr"yislons of Section 2s2t Revised stutut Of the united states. being tIe amount required tl' hnlu 'hs same for the year ending December dl. lS'5. an,i that have cont rihut-d your portion thereof. Thsrefors. fl within go days after -@rV'ce or ta7 notice of publication yUu 'Hll or fr. use .o oon- tribIte your proportion pf -uch rNpcE,ii " .ui . @ eD-owner with tho costs ef thus puDiicatlon, your interest m sad clam will become the prsL p erty of the suh-criter uudcr sad Sec 'l"u ---t' YoUr t,roDor.5pu or -aid expenditure is one htn d-Si i5llars or ss3.s-, for each of cad several claims. a, n -porEy
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
\ Senseless Canard


 Such cauards as that spread about the city this morning concerning the yellow fever being at Mari 'opa should not be perpetrated on any community. While there Is danger such things are believed by many neTvOusly inclined people and often occasion great fright and serious injury to the health of delicate ladies and invalids. Many men on our streets this morning were much exercised over the report and were making anxious inquiries and seriously discussing the situation while the ladies at home were very much frightened. IL seems from investigation mat the whole canard was manufactured from the fact that Dr. Handy. of Tucson, x on the trains Gs health officer and came over to Maricopa Co examine some pass encers there. The timely extra fro % the Herald office publishing telegram from telegraph operator Geo. T.. Mur- dee, Of Maricopa, denying the report served t1 at once allsy the fears that had arisen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

The most deadly foe to all malarisl diseases is Ayers AGue Cure, eomoi- nation of vegetable ingredients oni!' n, which the most valuable is used Tn m other known preparation. Thisrem' eav is an absolute and certain specific and succeeds when all other medicines fslL A cure is warranted
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

IL has been suggested that mass meeting be called of the citizens of Tue son to take measures towards procuring a fire engine. The experience of yester- day demonstrates the necessity of some thing of the kind. The losses sustained Cn this one day are more than equal to to the cost of a most elaborate extin- guisher, and future fire may be even more disastrous. The suggestion Is a good one and ought to be acted upon 8; once.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

shortly after eleven o'clock lust night
 The hre bell sounded an alarm. and the word was soon spread broadcast that the store of l.. Zeckendorf was on fire
 It seems that a bright Hght was ob- served ID the store by a negro named Anderson, and simultaneously bv one of the cash boys who happened to mss that way. The boy ran over to fine cosmopolitan hotel and gave the alarm and Paul Moroney and F. O. Shaw at once went to the store and broke in the glass of one of the doors. The man wbo sleeps Tn the store was aroused by tbe noise and came to the door. He had been sleeping with his cot extendinp through an open back door on a plat form, and consequently had not detected any unusual smell. The fire was com med to lot Of fine linen, lawns and expensive laces upon the center table in the dry goods department, directly be. meath the electric hght. and 1t Is sup- posed that the broken globe of the light had permitted saark of fine turning carbon to fall upon the light ana combustible goods. and so set fire to them. Those who came to the stor. at once began to remove the burning goods, first throwing blankets over them 10 smother the flames The watchmap brought out the hose from the pumps 1 ln the store and prepared to use 1t | should necessity require, but the fire | was eAtimguished without the use of | water The hose company was promptly | upon the scene, but their services were | not required excepting In earring out the burning goods. From careful | estimates. the loss Wiu reach q httle | above Tl jfp. Among the articles les- | iroyed were four boxes of expensive | faces. valued at seventy dollaIs each. 1 it Was Indeed q very narrow escape for | the whole store. as a delay of five or len | minutes longer in giving the alarm | would have gwen the fire Such headway | that iI would have been impossible to 1 stop It.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
Nn.ALFs. Angnst ?. 1SSi

NuHALES, August -, l0oE
 The above from the Los Angeles IImes !s too true, and it Is high time that public opinion frowned down the keeping secret oi epidelnIcs, IS has been i4e case lu Sonora both last year and tAls Year, from my personal knowledge, rom officials, American and other for elgu >peculators. The yellow fever ls bad enough m itself to have. without people ir.uE eusnartd Into its tolls by ;he suppression of the knowledge of lis eNStenr- from the public at large. Al though We are llvlng upon the borders Dt sonora, aud the cars arrive every 2I noars from hvulr- To and Guaymas, We md lt a.HH-' l.n1--.Iie to obtain any .r-.-a.r ..i. T. reference Co the FaFdEes ut t-t .t..av fever m those places. Last year l- Wa~ u-9oduced hy N1ip from Aa14t.au. -AIs ear fl makes lt~ appearance a mouth e.riiarand more la.a! 'lao ever. -lHvluy canclusively ma, l' has been ret.IneI there in the adobe walls, uf which the majority of ne buildings are composed, and we are s'4l t3 See tne Hines has the boldness N S''-he ai tue root O! the evil and eX- il>e 'Lr in-cE ar >-cresy. To-day the Ca'> a1e g1faulaed 3i hours for the -,S. 'ii-e at 'al- place \ few have died .''sT passing through here. Our little .o"a l~ r-aa4ed wIta people. and there
 a -f.a' demand for house builders. "-e L'-e -pcl au epidemic would de- t4.tig .l' southern part of Sonora. n n Vel. may a- called inc city of refuge. - '1-'r are being built ef cloth. and ,g-', ,T are hrlHE erected. A company of NrXitaa -4lllers arrived last night l ''.' a.' learn the number quarantined '''a will t.a lever.
 SAsfT-FT RR.NNAN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
Notice for Publication.
p,s.snptinn Nc. e9.

Lf.SD July ~. l-st- Notice Is hereby given that the io.,o~,I < named settler la. lsd uotlg v, s b. cam and make nIal p, pt x,ii b. made before the Register hsi snd EsSeiyef S Iae A5s7a % on sis@9si R4sgas 2. ls74 vlk.' " T. :. & tz To If S K. 1i F., G. and i9r p ,nv ot M and raues ths following as Ll' ,insss . h S sI Iis. E Idorh CaIIllo. A; 9Tien m Jabn H- Lynch and silas Waters "-i oi l Au'' son. ArIzOna- .,.N-,f THOMAS Register
 v,-s. ,Bbliea,i9r August 2. lse4-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

The curative power of Ayers Sarsa- parilla is too well known To require the specious aii Of any exaggerated os ficu- iiou5 certificate. Witnesses Of its mar ve!oas cures are to-day living in every city aui hamlet oi the laud Write for names 1T you want home cviieuce.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
Notice for Publication.
Uons-t.,d No. 2li -Commuted.

T,,D OFFICE AT TcCsoS. .ARIzoSA. !
 August |. l--f.
 .-,.-,, n, tTpRERY GIVEN THAT THE N -. ,,rrI.,i settler has nlesi not ce si , f <. tnal proof m support oi ms ms Si Clam and that % prof i fsl1o0 Ps made Ps S. l"re Il- i.s t,.- gt last VIZ Winfield S 1lI,-,nu s iT,I-.or Arizona. for the lots [. ,, S,lJ See VI ip 10 s E. it k. G x \. K. 2. M. and nance thG fql.oTipE a7 slS ksoIpf v.l. imam ,,j S,it.- Waters all of Tucson, Ar z"na- REIN M. THOMAS, Begi ster;
 Fi-.+ uub Icafi0u August = l'7f au- '-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
DEEDS

J MC.Elliot to Harrison Daggs. BlGcl Peak, Boston, GentIle. Big Blue, Mo dock, Lime Reef mines. Quiiotoa; S1O0
 Harrison Daggs, to Henry RambO: and E Hefti, above mines; 5000.
 c operation of Tucson to GuadaluI, BenItes, lot 6, block l96. Tucson, SI.
 Same tO same, lot j, block l96. Tucson S1.
 Bill of sale. Gabriel Herreras to Fl vira Bustamante, wagons, harness, horses, COWS, crops. utensils, etc, tO the value of Sl,Gjl. Consideration. Sl.
 l. Epbraim to Charles Altschul, Aug ust 4th, 1884, lot of land lying in the village of Nogales on west side of Main street having a frontage of S0 feet on said street and running westward 50 feet more or less to the property of the 4. T. X =. F. 6 Sonora railroad company and known as Ephraim's property.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Lis pendeEs, D \ Sanford. vs. F R Fully, ct al, lot :. block lgi. city.
 Lis pendens, Don A Sanford vs. R \ LeatherwOod. et al. lots I. ., B, block POT, lots :, <. 9, r., block ll9, lot 9, block III, lot ?. block l46. lot l, block llS, lot :, block l3j, block 37. Tucson.
 Assignment for benefit of creditors, l.. Ephraim to Mark Ezekiels, August 4th, 1884. all the stock in trade now lyIng and being III the adobe store of l. Ephraim Tn the town of Nogales.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

ist says:
 *"I regard all alum powders as very unwholesome. Phosphate and TartariC AcId powders liberate their gas toe freely in process of baking. or nndeI varying climatic changes suffer deteriC. ration"
 Dr. H. 4. Mott, the former Govern ment Chemist, after careful and elab- crate examination of the various Bak- ing Powders of commerce, reported tO the Government m favor of the Royal brand.
 An extract from the doctors report IS given below:
 "It k not only my opinion. but c. Scieu- tific fact, that the ROYAL BAKING Pow DER k, as is clamed. absolutely pure, being entirely free Jas demonstrated by chemical Analysisl from all those infer for substituCs, sach as alum. terra alba, etc, which are SO extensively used and winch are all more or less inIuri1 i1us"
 have only tO add. that for 20 years the Royal Baking Powder has been be- fore the public, and 1t Is to-day the standard for purity and excellence, al most the world over. It has been eX- amined by Boards of Health and reput- able chemists throughout the land, and has their highest cOmmeudations-Rn to-day no reputable chemist will dare put himself on record as stating that any of the materials used in its manu- facture are unwholesOmc
 ]. C. HOAGLAND
 President Royal Baking Powder Co. New IOrk, Aug. ,, lSS2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
Notice fer Publication.
pre-an ption No. 7ss.

LND July le, 1884.
 . L..b, -iven that the follOwing Noloe e..I.- ,a. rlad notice of his intention m I t,sI proof In s IppOrt of his claim, and tSat sid proof will be 'ads before the Snd Receiver at TucsO Q. AriZ',ne- st l' v E., A ul ou August le, loo4 VIZ "Hs-e-. .I = ne E of Tucson. Pima county Arl1onA, ioa , IF = Ia a - - VT Jonn S Wo. St, J. c. Hsndy. Hear Bushman and George J. hoskruse' all Vi A~o son, Pima county. Ariz9n ., e,,YoN,,u p.,.;..s- v.h,;..,iiI- I,Ix lq i5s4. Dtd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

Superintendent Smiths report for last week says. No material change since last report. Peerless Tunnel No. l Is m 2}S feet, rock still continues very hard. Checker tunnel No. is ID 26j feet. This tunnel has been advanced 53 feet since cutting the vein and no hanging wall has Gs yet been found. The face k n a fine character of quartz, showing fair milling ore with occas- sionally very rich streaks. Crocker Tunnel No. j, west side. IS ID a feet, north drift from same is in 10 feet. Preparations are being made to start a winze from the tunnel to connect with tunnel No. | South drift from vinze first level, is in Is feet. The face Of drift still continues in good ore. Peer Tunnel No. 3 Is in 2S0 feet, character of the rock .s somewhat changed, and looks more favorable than when last reported South drift in tunnel No is being showed steadily ahead ,o con meet with Peerless winZe which is being sunk tO connect with tunnel No. ].
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
SAMUEL BRANSAN
|. Q. of C.. T. Officers.

r i"- following officers of the Good .,sa saIfi4Ts lodge in this city were in' 5s1tted ,s tr last night: Geo. E. Pense, F. W. T. l' W. \. McDermott. W. C. T.; Miss N, N |, S"eetlani, W. '. T.; George Reid, A II. P. Coker. w. s.; Robert WF7f- W. F. S.; Miss Maggie ReId' l. !. Mr. Miller. W. O.; Fred Sweet
 IVY V. ]. G.. 1. Goldberg. w. Q. G.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
Card.

To all who are suffering from errors and indiscretisns of youth, nervous weakness. early decay, loss of manhood, etc. will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send self-addressed
 envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, New York. Jy-l6-eod-d-w-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
NffpTIII K.

If you are failing; broken, worn out and nervous. use Wells Health he- newer" Sl. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
HEART PAINS.

zi,, i.iatlon, Dropsical Swelling, Dlz- 's.'s'' Indigestion. Headache. Sleep r-r-ss.' cured toy Wells Heart he-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
BED-BUGs FLIES.

nioI l'es' reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, by an gophers, chipmunks, cleared out
 ugh on Rats" l5c. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
THIN PEOPLE.

Wells Health Remover Ies'I,es ny, health and vigOr. cures DyspepslH' Iln- notence. Sexual Debility. Sl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

bis hiSzes For Hot Day-The Fire. = make Lively Times for the Fire Hoys
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
.RorGH ON RATS

Clears out rats, mice, rosches, flies, bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Kirkland mine, 3 miles south of Gov. cred Wells, Aug |, by M W Hammer strand, k F Kirkland.
 Solvent mine, Quijotoas; July 29. by M W Hammerstrand. + F Kirkland.
 New York mine, Patagouias, July l.by 1hos Shean, \ H Chapin, Wm F. Hens ley.
 Great Republic mire, Patagonia Mts.. June II, by W t Hensley. Thomas Shean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

The feeble grow
 strong when Hos stetters Stomach ABitters Is used to 'prOmOte aisslInila-
 ton of the food
 and enrlch the
 blood. Indigestion the chief obstacle tO an acquisition Ot strength by the
 weak, Is an aiiment which InfsllIbly succumbs to the ac- ton of this peer less corr a ctlVe. Loss ot flesh and appetite, failure to sleep, and growing evidence of pre- mature decay, are speedily cOunterac- ted by the great ln- yi-oraut. which les and fOrtihes the For sale by all IlIr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
"BUCHU-PAIBA."

Qulck, complete cure, all Kidney, Blader and Urinary Diseases, Scalding. Irritation, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the bladder, Sl. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
DR.ALLEN'S

PRIVATE DIsPENsAEY. e65S kearny street. san franeiseos Cal. ESTABLISHED FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND
 SPEEDY CURE OF CHRONIC, NkRV- OUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST DR. ALLEN, AS IS WELL KNOWN. Is A lJ regular ersduated Physician. educated at BOwdOin College and University of Michigan. He has devoted lifetime, and is aeknowl- edged to be the most expert surgeon in his spe- cialtg on the Pacific coast
 Young Men from the effects of Youthful indisereti0ns or Excesses in mRturer years. NERVOUS and PHYsI- CAL DEBILITY, lMPOTENCY, LOSr MANHOOD, confusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversion to sOci- ety. despOndency, pImples on the face, loss of memory. frequency of urinating, etc, Remem- Der, that by a combination of vegetable reme- dies of great curative power. the Doctor has arranged his treatment that lt will not only af- ford immediate rehef but permanent cure.
 NN HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.
 Having been surgeon m charge of two leading hospitals enables me tO treat all private trOu- hle- with exc lent results. l wish 1t distinctly understood that do not claim tO perform im- ural power. l claim only tO be a skillfui and successful Physician and Surgeon. THOROUGHLY informed m my sDecIalty-
 DISEASES OF MAN.
 All applying tO me will receive my honest opinion of their com mplalnts-NO experimenting. l Wlll guarantee a positive cure m every case | hcs or by letter FREE and strictly private. Charges moderate. Thorough examination, in- cludIng chemical and microscopical anAlysls of urine and advice. S. Office hours Q tO daily to evenings; Sundays, 9 to l. only. Call on Or address
 IH Kearuy street. San FrgnclscO, Cal F. S.-I have v1GErABLE COMPOCSD, the re- suit of many years of special practice and hard study, which under my special advice has never failed of success m the eurs of LosT MtSHoop. | pRpST ATORnWEA. EIr l9A--u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
The school EIeciinn-

There was unusual interest manifested m the election for school trustees last Saturday, resulting in considerable wire pulling and kindred devices on the part of some workers, in the interests of their several candidates. The recently organized party placed m nomination, C. IS. Sessions, Mrs. F. \. Fish and John Gardiner for trustees. and mass meet ing Of the people put forward a ticket composed of C. B. Sessions. W. F. smith and Thomas Hughes. The result of the election was favOrabl. to the latter ticket by considerable r.ajorit.es the Nntn sfnnhir.r .. f,lIn,r..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
.RorGH oN CORNs. %

Ak for Wells "Rough or Corns. l'c. Quick complete cure. Hard or soi' corns, warts, bunions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

EOR SALE-AT THE CITIZEN OFFICE
 F soft paper pads of different sizes; very handy for merchants. professional msR-everJo0dy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

ROUGH oN DENTIsTs" Tooth Powder
 Smooth, Refreshing, Harmless. Eleg ant, Cleansing, Preservative and Frag rant. 15c. Druggi ts. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
FIRE.
The Store Of l.. Zeckendorf X ro. Mar,
 ro"ly Escapes Destruction.

The Crescent Restaurant Laid in,
 Ashes.