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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
Sheriff Sale.
EIRsTJUpIC1AL pIsrRICT CoURr. Piml

LYRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. Pima II County. Arizona FrancesJ. Warren John B-uckner and JennIe L. Bruckuer. NO ll79.
 By virtue of decree of the above named Court, m tEe above entitled cbuEc, made and en- tered on the i-5 day of May, ts-5. whereby | am required tO make the suul of Sl .23O adj Judged by sad Court Co be due Co sand plaintiff on satd Date, upon anute secured by a mortgage of The herelnafter described real estate. with interest on sald sum from said date. at the rate of one and One-hali per cent per mcuth until paid, and the Eum of Sl1i counsel fee, and Sig cu=t- ullOwed by szId COurr. with interest from sand date at the same rute Ot interest as above named and the cusi- Ot making t1is -ale. will offer highe-t bidder for cash on the iith Jay of June, l-si. The door Of the Court House. in the City Oi Tucson. m sand Count of Pima, between the hours ui Co O clock a. u- and o'clock D. all the ugut, utle and interest of the saIi defend ants. John kruckner and Jennie l.. HruckneI in the foli0~ing described real estate situate lying and being m the sald County of Pima, and bounded and described as tOlloS=. tO wit Lots four, hye, sIX, seven. eight and thirteen iu block NO. SIX, lois one, two, nye, SIX, teVeu, teen. fifteen and sixteen, m book No. sixteen lots one. two, seven. eight, nine. ten eleven. twelve. thirteen fourteen. hfte-n and sixteen, m block No. seventeen; lots Teen, fourteen, m cen and sixteen m block No eighteen; and blocks nineteen. tweuty mine thirty and thirty-Oue. ir Bruckner's Addition To the ity ut Tucson. as appear from he plat or survey executed by -. M. Alls. ant recorded in the otfice of th- R Crrl-r of sad Pima county rstd plat or survey covering the south half and northeast gu4r-er of tha south west quarter of section lS and the north-wes quarter of section lV, township l sou. h. of rarce lt east.
 K. n. PAUL.
 Sheriff of Pima County
 Dated Tucsrn. \. T.. Ma al Iss5 mad
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20

department solely, SO that there would be no clash, by reason of jealousy, and less red tape, which department should at once issue instructions to confiscate all arms and ammunition in the hands of the Indians, and put them to work. Make them earn their supplies or starve without them.
 Third-The members of the Chirica- hua tribe of Apsches are murderers by instinct, Inhuman by nature. and fiends by choice, and we respectfully but ear nestly call the attention of the President aud Congress of the United States to tbe long line of graves, the rmned homes, the widowed and aching hearts, aud th- silent industries, monumentIDg the horrible depredations of these say ages, for all of which the executive and legislative branches of this government have been and are indirectly responsible, in the creation and pursuance of mis- taken policy. We also respectfully sug- gest that religion Is about as much use to a ChirIcshus Apache, ID his present mental condition, as pair of Mexican spurs would be ID rafting a Hottentot across a river, and that Fenimore Cooper probably never saw an Indian.
 Fourth-The business interests of this territory involve an immense amount of capital, and are entitled to governmental protection from those at war with the United States, whether red or white.
 Fifth-The citizens of this territory demand firmer policy m the treatment of tue Indians, a better disposition of the troops, and instead of long intervals of idleness at military posts, constant exercises of both soldier and horse, so that they may be inured to hardships- The maraudIng Indian should be taught that war means extermiDatIon, fitting punishment or endless banishment- not confinement and gentle t. estment.
 Resolved: That it IS the sense of thIs mass meeting that we heartily endorse all actions heretofore taken by the soci- ety of Arizona Pioneers and which they may take m the future in regard to this the most important of all questions to every resident of AriZona-"Shall our property and our lives remain, ID the future as in the past, continually men- sced by the Indians!" and recognizing the worth and experience of the men composing that society, We recommend that 1t send one of its members to Wash iDgton to represent the true condition of affairs in this territory, as brought about by past and present Indian troub- les. And be 1t also
 Resolved; That copies of these resolu- lions be sent to the President of the United States and one to the society of Arizona Pioneers.
 GEORGE M. THURLow,
 ATTEST: Chairman.
 ISAAC LYONS,
 Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
National Grand Encampment, q. A. R.

The National Grand Encampment of the Grand Army ot the Republic, will be held in Portland, Maine, on June 24th and 25th. Tn view of the proba- biity of some members of Negley Post, in this city, attending the ceremonies, the cost of the trip IS given, from off, cial sources. J. A. Wilson, Travelling Freight and Passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific Railway company, writes that bis office wIll sell tickets from Fl PasO tO Portland, Maine, and return, up to the. 18th, at S67 70, good for thirty days from date of sale, with stOp-Over privileges within the limits of their ticket. Parties desiring to avail themselves of these exceptionally low rates should at once advise J. A. Wilson. T. F. & F. agent, al Fl Paso, so he can secure the tickets in tune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
"GOOD LUCK"
The Royal Baking Powder Never Fails
 to do Perfect Work.

The Good Luck" that always attends the of the cult, pastry etc., is not luck after al but the exact result that inevitably follows the correct application of scientific principles.
 All the scientific knowledge and skill attained by twenty years practical experience have been combined ill the Royal Baking Powder to make eavenng agent ab- soutey perfect and it cannot help doing perfect work in the production of light sweet wholesome paatabe bread and pastry.
 The most exact accuracy and precision exercised in the preparation and combination of all the ingredients of the Royal Baking Powder Every article is first ascertaned absolutely pure.
 number of chemists employed to the strength of each ingredient that its exact power and effect in Nothing Is trusted chance, and person Is employed in the preparation of the materials who not expert in his particular branch of the business
 As a consequence the Royal Baking Powder Is of the highest grade of strength and excellence always pure whole some and uniform in quality Each box Is exactly like every other It will retain its powers and produce the and the highest leavenng effect any climate, any time
 The Government Chemists after having analysed all the principal brands the market their reports placed the Royal Baking Powder the head of the list for strength purity and wholesomenes and thousands of tests all country have further demonstrated the fact that its qualities are, in every respect, unrvaled.
 Housekeepers fail to have "good luck" in making delicious bread biscuit cake and pastry who the Royal Baking Powder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUosoS, TERRITORY or AH1zoxA.

toUNTY oF PI'fN June ISs5.
 ITO H. B. LiGHTH ZER, OR THOSE WHO
 may claim und r tIm an undivided one fourth interest m the followin, descrited prop erty 1uu are hereby no Ined that we have ex- peuded enc hundred do lar- m labor and Im- pr0vemeuts upon the BusuA Visa miuif 2 clam located Jauuafy |, s2. and recOrde on January ., ls-2. m book \, Records Of Miuss. Iag.- 23l and &-- recorder nthce. If Pima coun y \. T, all said clam inC in the Amul- Mining Dis trtct Puma county Arlzpna. The sad Sful hay ine been eXpen ed In issi in order Jo hold claim under the provisions Of sectlOu GI-4 Revised Statutes of the United Sta es. being The amount req uired tO sold the same for the year ending December 3l, is,f. and hal We have con ribufed your portion thereof. lheref. re within gUdays after the servlce of this notice of public .fion you fan or refuse Co contribute your prupor- ton of such expenditure. as cO-Owner WIth the costs cf 'hls publication your interest in said claim will become the property Of the under sad section E,24. Your pro portion of said exdcnditure IS twenty i've collars. JOHN PRINCE.
 Jeo-M am GEO w BROWN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
Declaration of Sole TradershiD.

LNOw ALL MEN BY THERE PRESENTS Mckenna, residing at the cIty of tuc-On. county Pima, and Territory of ArizonA, do hereby de clgre, before E II. Hereford, a notary public m and Tor the county of Pima and Territory Jf Arizona
 That I intend to carry on the bnsiness of rais- ing and buying and selling 1.-Two stock, and trad ing m my own name and on my own account Sectlons Tw-nty-fOur Co ISenty-seyeu inclusive, Of thapter Ihirty-tw1 Ot the Compiled Laws of the Territory of Arizona.
 Jn witness whereof l have hereuntO set my Is-5
 lsEAL. .MANUELA $. McKENNA. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNTT OF PIMA 9S' hereby certify that ths above named Manuela S- Mchsnna. personally appeRrcn before me. at my Oihce m the c''dnty of Plma aforesaid upon sad date, and then and there, and m my pres ence T1ade and executed the fOrsOInE ueciara- ton.
 In witness whereof. have heFeunto set my hand and aLhxed my Oticiai seal. at my othce m the county of Pima, this 2Oth day of February A. D., lss5.
 BH. HEREFORD. -.,.,.,,,--,,., Notary Public, Pima Co, A. T.
 COUNTY OF PIMA. s. Nanueia <. Mckenua being tirst duly sworn. deposes and says: That the capital employed m the business mo nti0nsi m the foregoing decla- ration does not exceed m amount the sum of hvs thousand dO!lar- (S5.ODD.)
 MANUELA \, MCKENNA. Sub embed and sworn tO before me this 9jth day of ebruary, A. D. lss5.
 B. n. HEREFORD, f2s 3n Nnfary Public. PIm Or
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsOS.

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN. ARIZONA, !
 May 2g. 1885 Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler has tled notice of hi- intention to mako tinal proof in support of his claim and that saId proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. on June So 1885. VII; Ramon PachecO. of Tres AlamOs for the S. Wa Sec. s. Tp i6S RaUE. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land VIZ:
 Aug. Cabal ero. of Tucson Arizona; Ba-iliO TRutimes, of Tres AiamOs Antonio Grijalt a. of Tres AlamOs; Francisco Gujalba, of Tres AlamOs. E.. NJ. THOMAS.
 Register. FIrst publication. May 29th. 1885.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUCsoS, PI,tA CoUNTT. A. T.
 April 2. is-5. ! ITO N. MckENNA. OR THOSE WHO MAY Il claim under him an undivided One-fOurth in- terest in the following described property lou are hereby notified that we have expended One Hundred Dollars m labor and improve menis upon the Buena Vista mining clAim lo- eaied January l. iss2 and recorded Ou January .. ls-s n Book S Records of Mines pages 2}1 and 22, Recorders Ottce of Pima COunty A T. all said clam being Tn the Amele Min ing District. Pima county. Arizona. The sald Sl0J having been expended ID 1881 m Ortler Co hold sand claim under tho provisions of Section 2S3i. Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required (, hold the same for the year ending December 8l Issf and that Se have contributed your portion thereof. Therefore, If within O dave after service of this notice of publication you faIs TT refuse Co con tribute your proportion of sucL expenditures as cO-OUner with the cOsts pf thls publication your interest ID sald claim will become the prop erty Jf the subscribers under said Section 252l- Your proportion of said expenditure IS twenty i've dollars
 JOHN PRINCE.
 GEOs W. BROWN. ApiiW3m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
Notice of Sole leadership.

EN0W ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS N that l. Dolore- c. de mem m. Wif. nf Francisco Iuen residing at Tucson. county of lima, territory of Arizona. do hereby declare before Charles H. Iully, a uotary putlic m and for the county of Pima, Ierrlt. " of Arizors. that intend Co carry ol The business of general merchandixing trading and r,a,nf.c,,.-,,-.s 'g harness and saddles. m my own name and contalned and sat forth m section tweuty-four tO of the compiled laws of the territory or Arizona band and seal this sixth day of February A. D 1885.
 DOLORES c de GLEN. Territory of Arizona County uf Pima-s
 hereby certify that the above named Dolore- C, de Cuen. personally appeared before me at my otticc m the county of Pima aforesaid. upon said date, and then and there and m my presence executed the foregoing declaration. In witness Shereef have heTeuntO set my hand and a xsd my othcia seal at my office in the county of Pims- this sixth day of r, orusry. A. D., 1885. lSeal. CHARLES II TULANE Pima County. ArEOnR. Territory of Ariz0u .. County of Pima. ss Dolores C. de Cuen being trSt duly sworn da- poses and sayG; That the capital emplOyed in the business mentioned m the foregoing declar- stion d'-es not exceed in amount the sum of nve thousand l5.qOl dol Rrs.
 DOLORES c. 5e CUEN. Subscrbed and sworn to before me this sixth day of February. A. D. 1885.
 .eeal.l CHARLES E. FULLY. NIP
 In and Tor Pima enuntT. Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
EnId Ind silrnr

Alessers. ". c. Dawes and W. II. Rob hlns mo frum the mines Sunday night lsS former with 700 ounces oi silver; the latter with l32 ounces ot gold. Mir Dawes took the silver out of Peck mine tsiingi: MT. Robbins got ms gold, which Is worth in the neighbor- Ho'd or SL,SiS. Is the result of seven days run of the Del Pasco 4-stamp niIl. As there Is plenty more rock as was crushed, ID the mines, Mr Robbins and his partner, Mir. Gobin, have "a Rood tbng. They may, ere long, add more stamps and put in concentrator or two. Mir. Dawes Wln also try con- centrators.-Preseott Courier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20

storing the afflicted to HEALTH and HAPPI- NESS
 QThe Doctor will agree to forfeit ST 900 for a case undertaken not cured. The reason 70 many cannot get cured of weakness and the above dis ease- is owing tO & complication, called PROS TATORRHEA with EMBARRASSMENT, which requires spec al treatment DR. LIEBIG's ISvI tORATpR. No. 2. with our pe- culiar special treatment. IS tho only cure for PRosTATOkRHEA. By It Manhood IS restored and the ham 0F t.rre rloVed back from age 70 youth.
 If pimples appear on the face. if you become hstiess and deeDOuuent, look out for the com plicati0u with Vital Weakness and lOss of Vital ity known as Prustatorrhea- Hundreds of lives lave been lost for the want of proper treatment for this complication yand thousands have lost all their property and pleasure m life from its effects.
 Price of either InYIgOrator, ss. Case of SIX bottles. SiO. Sent tO any address, covered ecurely from observation.
 pr. Liebig A Co. treat successfully by HO- mCeopathy every form of SPECIAL, PRIVATE or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nauseOus drugs. If vitality Is drained from the nary medical treatment If allowed to continue the unnatural loss causes COnsU mpslOn, Digbe- tss. Bright's Disease, Insanity, etc. Cures guar Rnteed. Diseases of the genito- urinary organs, kidneys liver and bladder speciRlll treated. DIs- EAsEs OF WOMEN SPEEDILY CURED.
 Qualified and RespOuStble.-Dr Dr. Liebig Co. from EUROPE. are organized Tn compliance with the California Medical Law. Diploma pro cured by regular college education, and are now m their nineteenth year of special practice.
 Most powerful e!ect1c belts free tO patients. To PROVE THE WONDERFUL. POWER of the IN- NIGORAIOR A g. BOTTLE GIvEN OR SENT FREE- Consultation free and private Call or address
 LIEBIG DIsPENsARY
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20

George W Williams, tbe colored man whom President Arthur appointed Min ister to Hsyti. but whom Secretary Bay ard would not continue in office, is writing sn historical novel connected with bis race, though the characters are in the main white.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
DR. LIEBlG'S w o N D E R F UL
 6srnan lnYlgOIatur,

and bhSI hEMED1 for the cure of Nervous and Physical Debility, Vital Exhaustion. Seminal Weakness Loss of Man hood, Failing Memory and ke faxed and Enfeebled condltlOns of the tienltO-UrlnAry organs lt speedily cures lMPOTENC F.. Early Decay, Loss of NIgoT SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ana al the sad effects of youthful fOl lies and abuse or EACESSES OF MATURITY
 ft permanently prevents all Unnatural Loss from the system, as thousands can attest who have used the Remedy ID the past quarter of a century which 1t has been before the pablic.
 II Is Indeed a Wonderful Remedy-tOntng the nerves. strengthening the muscles, checking the waste. inVigOTat- ing the whole system and re-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
Dr. Mintie,

(SPECALIsT AND GRADUATEI No. n kearRy st., san Frsnei-ro. Cli. TREATS ALL CHRONIC, SPECIlL 4Nr PLvtE DISEASES WITH WONDERFUL SUcrr-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
MY HOSPIIAI IlPTgIgNsI.
DE. ALLEN.

26H hearny street, San F-auc'sC', t5l.
 P. S.-I have a vaGErABIF CONp1~Ng. .-r-s suit of many years of special prIrtI @ and lsl. study, which under my special advice ags Hsr'' failed of success in the cure of LOsT MANHOOD. PROgT tTOERHEA. ETC 'vi' t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
THE Great English Remedy.

Ia 6 novar-'IlIug e1r sor Esrv-s neIlls. EraEusttstF FGtsIltE SemIusi Weakness SpsrmatUrTlCA LUsl MA NHOOD. lIqo'e-- cy. Psraiysls Pros's'o' rhRa and ail tLe tsrn ble sfsctg of ~sif- Abuse, yo1ttsuI io.I7s, and excea-e- i- si-f. ysars -suCl as lose 'i Meuor. Lsssituc7,N'c-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20

luflhl uflselou. hT9rslul tt l'.st.Asf of Vision. Noises in the Read t.s sItai r1- passing unObserved in the lrire. ari rA' other dlseAses that lead co Insz1ify and isA,I.
 DIX. NlNTIE wlll agree 70 t1rtei' tifs n n..- drsd Dollars for a case Ct trts klur me 'i'a. ke-torSttve (UEcsr his -peclcl SlFlc" H-- trestmentj will not cure. or for e1l .'ls .'-. - or injurious found n 10. D--. AlFt If lI'a' all Prlyate Diseases success'u..f ~iil'o -.' cury. COnsuitatI0n free. ltarUcsn e1aI.-s- ton and sdvce. including s-s--.l, .i li---' S5. Price of the bltsi EestcutslTf @i '"H- tie, or four times the guauu-.. S' ger. any address upon recaIpt of prira or l.tD D' secure feOm observation. and Iu I1lfa-e ra--a desired. by A. E. MlNIIE, M- b.
 II KsarRy Street. San FrsEelsca '-.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE yREE on srUlcsr'L v letter stating symptCms, sex and age. '"----- nlcatlOns strictly c. nhdential.
 Dss. HISTIE'S Kidney Eernrcy Nril- retieum, oures all kiuds of hIdney and n1 COmplslnts, GOuOrrh0ea Gleet, Le-''r' For sale by all druggists; ki bottle. s.z o'.''' for $5.
 DR- dINTIE's DandeIion rii'- -'s 2 best and cheapest DyEpep~Ia aHf i-l...'.- ,---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
LIEBIG DIsPENsARY

sOO Geary street, San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance. +05 Mason street four blocks ip Geary street from kearny. Main entrance n h-Durfl nigpeu-arx Dr7.a, Srnra nctgdE-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
e telegram WAS as follows:

PRESCOTT, A. T.. June I3. Nm. J. Osborn, Secretary Society Ari- zOua Pioneers:
 Copy of resolutions received. | am in complete sympathy with any move men which wll result in permanent relief from Indian barbaritIes in this territory, whether by steps to secure their removal or otherwise. l hope the experience and intelligence of your or ganization may suggest the proper so- luton of the Indian question in Arzona.
 E l'prrrp ID Go-a-,o-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20

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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-04-04

An English mining engineer by the
name of Barker is sail to have made a
discovery Of immense Importance. IL
consists Of nothing less than to take goli
and silver out Of the ore on the galvanic
plan. 1t is done by the following very
simple process; The finely crushed ore
is taken by water down over q some
what inclined plane Of wood. On this
inclined plane are few stations each
consisting Of "A eoppsrpiate which rests
ON layer of quicksilver. The copper
plate is connected with the negative and
the quicksilver with the positive pole Of
a battery. Now the ore is taken dov n
over it by the water. Immediately Il .
gold and silver leaves the ore to he
taken mp by the quicksilver. while sHsh
metals as sulphur, antimony, etc, are
retained on the copperplate, and the
earthly matters are taken down by the
water. The quicksilver Is drawn of
from time TO time by an arrangement
on the side in order to take the precious
metal out of it. This is Bakers process,
which costs per ton only $l.5O, while by
the common treatment it sometimes
costs as much as so per ton, at the same
there is in the old way often great lo .
OF the precious metals. There is said to
be loss Of only per cent in the elec-
trical process.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-04-04

The combined ages ofthe new cabinet
foot up three hundred and fifty-nine
years, an average Of ffty-one years to
each secretary. Judge Endicott Is the
same age as the president, forty eight.
Villas il the YOUNGEST, forty-four. and
whitney forty-six. Bayard is ffty.f .,
Manning Any three, Garland ffty three.
aud Lamar, the oldest, sixty. !, IL ihe
Youngest all around cabinet on 10 cord
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-04-04

In shoEt, IL is no country for an indie.
pendent, industrious and liberty loving
man. A northern man could not max e
his salt down there"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-04-04

cOuHy, A0kota territory, IN Doit delay r. uAAGs o.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26

in Glen Coves beautiful bay next Wednesday morning
will show muster Of pleasure craft such a. Will cause
the heart to leap with pde and make tho
cruise of 1885 o memorable one for all time.
Among the many features Of the cruise which VIII
materially add its interest will be the Of the
two sloop yachts Puritan and Priscilla, built to
defend the America Cur and the cutter Genesta that
has crossed tho ocean with the laudable intentionof
capturing the Cup. The 78-foot cutter Stranger that
recently arrived in Boston after thirty-seven days
passage from Southampton England Is also expected
This quartet OF clippers in friendly competition with such
crack sloops Mr. Busks Mischief Mr.. Earles Oracle,
J. Roger Maxwells sloop Daphne and the famous
cutter Bedouin which Archibald Rogers goingo
do better than ever tns cruise will furnlsh plenty OF
sport for the guests OF the Then there the new
schooners Brunhilde and speransa which wiz have an
opportunity try issues with the Clio Crusader Cyte,
too will her old antagonist the Crawling again 10
the races OF Newport Both are IN splendid trim Tor the
struggle
Vice Commodore william p. Douglas has assumed
command OF the feet In the absence Of Commodore
Bennett aud Philip SCHUYLER has been appointed Fleet
Captain Accompanying the orders to the yachts OF the
squadron TO assemble of Glen Cove Wednesday were
orders the captains of all yachts to report on board
the flagship Polynia half past that evening. The
meeting aud proceed in the night to the eastward,
arriving In New-I.ondon the 3oth. The feet will
Goclet Cups occurring on the Sd II practicable.
Mr. G0est offers 81 900 cup for schooners and 5000
cup for soops The course-a triangle OF miles
will be either from the Bruntons Reef Lghtship to and
around Block Island Buoy. thence TO and aroun mark
two and Ave eighhs miles west-southwest from tho
lighthouse West Island and return to peint OF depart
AID Pigs Lghtship thence to and around Hen and
Chickens Lghtsbip, and back to Brentons Reef.
chances Of winning considered toeraby good II
there Is good wholcsail breeze on that day