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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15
PERSONAL.
--Messrs FISH, and Judson Of Grace
vile spent Tuesday in Morris.

--Messrs Fish and Judson of Grace
vile spent Tuesday in Morris.
Miss Sadie Griffith was visiting
her friends in Morris this week.
MIR. I. f. Young, of Benscns
stopped in Morris, Tuesday evening
on his return from Glenweod.
DR.. IIulburd is attending EriclS
Nordquist who is sick liz Tho county
il.
Miss Annie Film, formerly II
resident of Morris, was married on
the It'll instant in Minneapolis to
Mr. William Faaeh.
Mr.. anil Mrs. Emil Rckcr rturne,l
yesterday morning from Alton, Iii.
nois where they have spent the last
month.
Mr.. Louis Sc,sllttmann returned
Saturday from st. Paul. :, l.
Mr.. II. T. Bevans, our old friend
Hank, is 1T present visiting Morris.
Conductor Pennuck distinguish.
od himself al the rink yesterday.
---Ms. c. III. Allyn spent few days
in town hast week.
Mr.. Andrew Helgson gives Nor
ris 4 pleasure by remaining with us
| for few weeks.
-Mcssrs C. l.. Brown, Henry Hut.
chinS, Ole G.. Hanson and kenner
Rush went down to st. Paul Oh the
day train, Monday last. to attend the
masonic State convention.
| -Messrs Wells and Becker return-
ed to st. Paul, Monday last, and were
among the few present at the even
| ing session Of the Legislature.
DR.. Ueenan was among those
who went down to st. Paul last Mon.
day. He attended the meeting of the
County auditors of the State held in
that city last Tuesday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Maginnis
leave to-day for two or three weeks
visit in the southern part of the
State. e..
Mr.. T.. c. Spooner returned to
Morris Sunday night from Red Wing
where lie has been during the past
two weeks attending District Court
| Mr.. William Mccullough went
to Kerkoven On Saturday last, and re
turned Tuesday.
/ MI. Thomas Gaffncy son oil
Michael Gaffney, is quite i'll Of lung
fever.
Mr.. G. III. Blase went down te
st. Paul last Thursday night to at
tend the funeral of his brother.
Mr. n. . Rippen who ran phc
tograph business in Morris last sum
mer, but who has of late been taking
views of the Sisseton Agency and vi
cinity. was in Morris last Wednesday
Mr.. RIppen was on his way to Sogn
| Norway, his former home. The dis
lance he will have to travel before
| reaching home is $500 miles,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

The Superintendent and train dis.
u,tchers of the Northern division of
tile Manitobs Company have moved
their Offices from Crooksson to Bar.
pesyille.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

There will be IN important business
meeting Of the Norwegian Lutheran
congregation st the ecnndia school,
house on Monday, February End, At
10 o clock Am. All members are 70.
qncsteJ TO be present.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

Service will be held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, on Saturday
Afternoon January 18th, at $3.50 p. m.
to which all are cordially invited.
Episcopal Sunday school at 2:3o
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

Mr.. I. Murphy has been receiving
the cougratalations of his many
friends on the arrival Of a son at his
residence last Saturday. Mother and
child are doing well.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15
Mr. George NJ. Gilt.nan has some
valuable horses for. sale. (
Notice.

The annual meeting Of the Stevens
County Agricultural Society will ac
held iii the village Of Morris e the
'oilice 1t the Secretary over the 3ts.
vcns County Bank, on Saturday Ian
nary 18th, 1855, at two o'clock 3. m.
JNo. a. GfLT1NAN,
Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

Tie llluor license will be placed
at3;ss00.O J by the newly elected ~coun.
Oil Of Herman, and 1t is said.tllst ITO
license will be taken out by any. s:r
lssSs Ecercr now doing business there.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

IN less than two months the bright
glorious sun Of Democracy will rise
and blaze out its benefcent rays over
the land just emerging from the long
dark reign of Black Republicanis,n.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

At the list meeting Of the Ladies
Saving association, of FramEass
aliberal rafoo Of $500 was made up
for the prapAssl Norwegian Luther-
vi Church to-. be erected il that
town tits spring.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

Observe our local advertisements
ON the second (inner) page. A liber-
al patronage rendered this necessary.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

The Board Of Trade. our great Ju-
dic.ai Boardaof Trade of Morris, is ex-
pending its energies in soft glove
contests.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

The prayer meetings held in the
Congregational Church the past week,
have been we'll attended.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

Mr.. X. J. Uusevold and the Misses
Husevold, of Framnas, are in ST.
Paul.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

Now that our Tower--the pride OF
Morris, has been capped. and partial.
iy. painted, our timid citizens sleep
scundly -0'niglits.-
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

U,arles Buxsis,- aged 100 years,
died on Tuesday Ut Louisville. lie
,rxs b,rn Il, i soldiers camp III Eng
1and, aad. bscDming y british regn-
lar, no helped tightstlss Americans in
1919. lstturning homo lie marched
against Napoleon. syay wounded IN
the hipak Waterloo, making him a
erir,le, and BIO has ever ssncc
u I'll j DrAis's peiss'cfser.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

Mr.. John House has been appoint
ed Deputy Sheriff.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

The Sheriff's residence is being
papered and kalsomined.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15
Sun 3 FAM 3.

Who will get the bulls!
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

A Dye, - {"
Chas A Smith, f0
James O'Alalley, 4"
N Spur, I"
VIM WunSch, /"
The committee ON change of Morris and
GsioAyiile road, preseHts the following report,
Wis rs
Morris, MINI. Jan. 7th, 1885,
To the Board OF County Commissioners Of
Stevens County
Gertemens
We the undersigned members of the conf
niittec to whom MAS referred the ,n.ttcr Of
petition for change IN the Morris aud Orton-
villo roai, i~g leave TO report as follows:
Your committee has thoroughly examined in
Ia the matters connected with the proposed
change, and while it il the opinion OF some us
that the chance would be advisable we find
that The opposition to such change is so great,
and the damages demanded so large that
your com,nIttee have deemed 1t advisable and
do hereby report adversely upon the petition
for change.
Respectfully Submitted,
l.. L. HEGLUND,
a MICHAEL FINNEGAN,
X. j. HALL, e3s
Ii. HUrChlNS.
81 committee
Ordered by the Board that the report of the
committee be adopted as read and placed on
Tile
The following was offered by Commission
CT Hutchius:
Jan. It'll, 1885,
Resolved thatthe duties and powers Of the
standing committees appointed 10y the chair
this day shall be as follows:
The finance COMMITTEES shall examine and
report upon all claims against the county
The committee on county printing shall
have power and it shall be It's duty to adver-
tise for and receive and open bids for the
County printing and report the s line to the
Board.
The Commute on County physi-
elan shall have power to enter into
contract with such physician as 1t
shall deem best upon the same terms
as those Of the last years contract.
The committee on County buildings
and grounds, shall have power and it
shall be itsduty to have general sup
ervise and control of the County
Buildings and grounds, to provide
suitable furniture for the offices and
to make all necessary repairs in and
upon such buildings and the Offices
about said grounds and to employ Il
janitor who shall act under the direc-
tions Of the said committee. Such
committee shall also purchase all fuel
and supplies for the use of the coun.
ty. and amy such purchase shall be
nude by the chairman of said com.
mittee with the consent of one or
/ both of the other members.
Ii. HUTCHINS.
Resolution adopted.
The salary of the County Attorney
was fixed by the Board for the ensu-
ing year at seven hundred GoO.O0)
dollars.
+ Board adjourned until one o'clock,
Thursday, January, 8th, 1885.
| II. nUTCHINS,
Chairman, Board
| s -ss1 Co. Commissioners.
Attest:
THOS. E. KEENAN,,
County Auditor and
| ex-OfficiO clerk.
IF I.~- r Cr3
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M ortgage Sale,

IT -
ra,ei. Morris, Mimi, Dec. 4th, a. D ~
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.XC
TIIOS. E. KEENAN,,
County Auditor and
r ex-officio clerk.

The Board of County Commissioners of
Stevens county met at the Auditors Office in
the village of Morris, in said county, at one
o'clock, Thursday. January the Sth, A. D.,
1885. Present, Commissioners Hutchins,
chairman; Hall, Hegland, Hnnegan, and Nc
arthur, and Thos e. Heenan, County Aud
itor and ex-officio clerk of said Board.
The following bills were examined by the
Finance Committee and by said committee
reported on and ordered by the Board TO be
allowed and the amounts hereinafter stated
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

| w. AULT ta7ing beer made in tn, rsv
~ I 81 the SIM We thomson = re-
"a .taaty-o sud 2l.. ~. u,..,ass
- u i ~ ~ e: Inc at IL, "a . / :
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05
NORTH LOUISIANA.
VIII YickShnrg Seek this Lucra,
tive Trade.


Capt. ID. y tEmpbel. has Just Te-
Turned from 4 trio - RliIj,i". IA.
:!c reports tlc P""nia ot ...r..aHJ
parish IN unH,n1t COOL hs3.tn. and
ia" crop 2a.r''.r fpr everything cl-
cc,t cotton - IA "!.".ja:-r-. l:aWJ,
up tnd d"W" BcoV: ..VeTt"r twenty
i.ye in.ir.', AID aniS tie cu..r,Uu'
genera that cotton l. Shedding i1l-
Is: % IL" Older Err!~ lh"r" j. Moth
IN" u.kiH.t ;nl bat i;''ic ,rft "&cn}.t
the lr.rGrcd h"liN. The a:I.ukasc
from It." favorable prospects If two
verns ago !, 1T Ica,' twenty-five per
cent: H. tic riria':r Of Mo there
j. complaint ot r.;j.n- on m.ny of
IT," ltHr.2jloiS. N,Ii tA'rn = q good
bottom and middle crop l.ow >ti.-,
which SECURES tu that country a be-
ter ctop than they HAY, hai for some
Years.
CT!.-lu {. :hnA' E.ct-bUrC Sr2-
ms, "a L't hrr''HH t!r~cr the ~pi,n-
ia cHHhi"F a. \"rja L"t'rl1n. We
lave H. inner u1hn'arT &" 5saN from
and iHrre ~" go "ri-"r people ANY
where than g: 70 be found III HIrh-
lanl and MoErhouse parishes. New
York, Cincinnati. ST Louls AMI New
Orleans 81! safely 10 these people,
and now Shreveport Is busy with her
accents working NJ the trade. We
should remember tilut ours - tie
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05
IRON OTR HINGES.

Til" Po.a'" CoWce Bqlner re-
ports catterriilars III that parish
The sam" paper also reports that tie
Su@nr hous" on Nr. LlnauX's Stone
wall Ilantltiou VAS struck by light
ming.
The Norcioa>c Tc1t,ad Of Doth
reports ti.nt Nr. ". <. 3. Michner
was seriously hurt hy the driver
NtutlnE the team to the hack sud
denly, throwing hm AGAINST the bacl,
ofthe set breaking it OF and lis
head coming in contact with the
ground rendered him insensible for
sometime. The same paper also Re
ports cattcrpllIars in Morekouse.
The Home -iirocaie says Mr.. j.
o. Buckley of Oakland, La. has Il fish
pond Of his own construction fall of
nice German carp AMI that they Will
come when called
The yellow fever is raging in
Mexico and their natives invade IVES
tern TEXAS.
The BienrWc Nt,c Era, does not
seem to know the names Of all the
base ball club that played with the
Richland boys. Il reports improve
ments still going on III Gibsland.
The Iia'chmaa SAYS Deputy Tax
Collector }. J. Meredith is busy get
ting upa list % all back taxes for
1850, 81, -, SO, and 81 preparatory
to enforcing the collection byseizure
md sale, of property Of every kind.
Growing crops will be sold.
We were pleased to learn from
the 'aliWoih that tho other two
brick stores would he added to the
row ROW being erected in Ruston.
The Ne'c Fra says Mrs. Julia
a. >iatham has moved to Gibslapd
Gibsland is largely made up of Rich
land people
The Democratic TriJ,ne, of Min
den Will issue Il trade edition about
the latter part Of Sept.
The Fanliin SIN reports con-
siderable sickness in Franklin Par
l9h. ltreports the death Of an cicht
year old little daughter Ada Of B.NI
Scrihcr.
The 81. Chql1es Commercial Of
Zhh gives IN account OF an attemptto
rob the west bound special freight on
Monday before. They mistook The
freight for the regular passenger
train as the passenger train general
ly followed immediately after the
freight. Tie would be robbers con-
sisted of fourWhite men and three
coiored men.
Tho NUhSriHe Bulle'n reports a
runaway of buggy and the serious
II not fatal injury of a colored woman.
The Lafayette Adrertjser com
PLAINS Of too much rain. Would be
pleased to have some up here suiii-
Client to bring MP turnips.
The East Ca'ToM Democrat Sc
ports some sickness about Proyi-
dence.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05

Grover Cleveland McMeans be-
came citizens of Bastrop last Sat
,Irday by virtue of corporation nativ-
lty. He is little, but loud" and a
Set-up-and-Get Democrat, who is OPP
posed to prohibition, free-trade, bolt
ing the ticket and many other latter
day, hi-falutin fandangoes, He ma,,
he M editor some day.-.Vorchouse
Clarion.
We congratulate our conferree up
on the advent into his family Of "a
get-up-and-get-democrat," but we
can not believe Nc. expresses his
honest desire when he saws his boy is
opposed to prohibition. We have a
boy three years old and We should
ieel mortified to think that lie would
array himself against sobriety and
other moral influences.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05

The estimated loss caused by the
recent tornado at Charleston, S. G. is
given below:
Wharf;property, $35O,OOO; private
property, 100000; cotton presses,
"OOO:churchos, $50, 600; city property,
s35, 600; railroads, $4,000; Ashley
River Bridge, $4,000; shipping, $780,
600; lumber mills, $4,000; miscel-
laneous, 100000. Total, 81, 123, 900.
Charleston, Aug. 26.--It vas i'm
possible Yesterday to telegraph an
adequate description of the cyclone.
1t proves to have been the most
destructive storm that ever visited
Charleston
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05

\ sad accident occurred on the
Potomac River on the 2nd inst Jno.
Ii. Morgan, son Of Senator Morgan
of Ala while out boat riding with n
lady the boat struck a rock and up
set and lin attempting to save the
lady lost his own life, both were
drowned and their bodies were not
recovered.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05
. 90 .

We were pleased to learn by pos
tai card from our eldest sister that
her daughter, Mrs. Annie Aderhoid.
had returned from the ASYLUM en-
tirely cured. She had been dement,
ed and interdicted two or three years
ago. We are truly glad to hear of
her restoration to nationality and
@ood health
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05
Lost or Nisiaiss.

\ certain proml>ary note irlwu by !. :
H"~.'t IA h.>owu ortrr and by hn rn orsci
~ b.1ua i,r the sum OF seven LUnltei aud
ti.iy dollar, b-aru- date til # April \. u
1872. aud due on the tIrs; day a. January \ .
d, lo>. aai bearing o,.ht per cent per al
hun interest from maturity until pail
Au5 ia order q secure TIE fol. final ani
complete payment Of sai! note. interest, costs
and attorneys fee. f%-d AZ zen yer cr.t, the
-aii j. i Hewitt dil by rua.. at passed.
before J Newt Pitts. Clerk 9TH Distinct Count
and FIX Oriiclo Recorder OF RcIand Parish
on the eth April, l>S2. hypo;h".a'r and
specially mortgage to aui IN favor Of James
Il. lleW.tto r any bonai.I. cw.er Of sl..! lor,.
;he following described property. to-w.t:
Fir-t-Au>t,n lands ). " section two :.
" ot$ l. ! OF Section two, / II y. Is T.,
containing TWO bundled acres m. rr or less
>rcond-An undivided one hail interest in
the hone place. described A. follows. to wI,
we-, 1T west -"ction 81 7 II y Il o. El>,
T. 5"i T. ! section e, I j : Norh x , Fast
, ot : west -.r;iou go / - : Il t.
: f. of y west acc.iou II ! H. Y Il q /.
\ r. / Of 5 we>, section 81 + - y Re T.
!. of west section 81 / - y Il - l.
containing four hundred ard seventy niue
ar'es Of land more or less And ia order To-
identify SAID note wit. tn" act Of mnri.a." 1t
was pararIed by said Clerk and TX Oiii.io
Recorder according 10 Law.
This 2jlh August INS-
JAMES L HEWITT.
Aug. ct Printers fee = GOD
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05
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Mr. HI.r,l..r1 l;lunt 81 s,nia,
hn+ o,,r ;,,,ra-sio, i tha+ Inc had
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,,,r,d L;s ,,n,in.,oant and secured
:, with ,Le .anr,i.n Of the daIeol-
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1oo,, o,,,.li.o,t. nm susnonsa when 4
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1..,I.ofuop ,;l. ,.1..,I
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rise ana eNl''''h no" -'iF' hrri''cia
secured LIS appointment; and others
we might name.
LET ia reward democrats frs. ,j,en
= r,,.o ,...,,, ...,.:.;..,. .l.
Il We nav 'N'io P''''.'''' ''''''' ''i'i
ocratS To take tlcin' 'h'A To tie Ill
depenlents and after they Shall nave
becn exhausted. then the z .nubIi-
co,s 7, ;.otIo,lI..o ro.;.:on ,1n
'' ., - '',' '' .
"'oS'H ''o 'Ho o'iier iHoi'i Oer' Oh
the delegation have assumed and
they will have to move very contious-
" M tba;r constituency viii call ,bon,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05
NOI'ls T..

Notice Is hereby give 'hat | have his day
appointed aud constituted Jno. f. Lo.r,c-,
my rrne a-cu, AMI attorney II - TOR ne aul
all h, act, viii be h'n@ius upon M.
This Sept. I'D, 1888.
IT. w. Rk<NIN
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05
EDiYOHN EEH.IRDED.

Mississippi editors are in luck
One has AZ in-pectpr>Lip, another q
col'cctorslip, three have pos,masier-
ships and one has a rarc;ver-Aip. If
ANY editor in active service in Arkan-
sas la; been called upto take = slice
Of tie chicken pie We have not heard
Of II. Bat Arkansas editors are the
most patient men in the world, ami
they believe that it viii all come right
III time. Arkansas Democrat.
We have not heart OF an Editor
from Louisiana getting any OF tho
chicken pie either. Oar Congress
members seem to lose sight of the
press till just before an election when
they become very aiiahle and ask the
question with all tic care-tness
possible, "tan I serve YOU" Not
even = rost:n&s;a;,i;9 il offered the
newEai = '.a: ! NJ, thought
Jas'i.A.',i ~ouSl &c @ppo.nto lPc,t-
m.5;cr o.: Wv O.'a,uI, "a. .aa deie-
gali2a deem. | "h-rwiaa. Go,.e
may want to k ,,. VINO tho |,1r.qf.oa
is and f'rNe .t.l.nti,a cf -u.A ~
viii 81, t, i :, at".', b.: ; Aai3r
Gi3.o", vsuci are Nh. An. NJ.
BlancEHrj ARE! ,ir. tiar. vi:h lin
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-05
e GalCACO
COT ACE
ORGAN

Ha7 attained n standard of excellence which
admits ~ ~ superior.
a. coGtni'.E every Improvement That inventive
gcalus, skill an money can produce.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-24
A Chicago Man in Atlanta.

Several weeks ago a gentleman came
to Atlanta from Chicago. ostensibly or
business venture. He soon secured
employment. The other day, to the
surprise OF a good many acquaintance,
he left the city permantly. 1t turns
out that the secret of his coming was
to marry the daughter of well-to-do
merchant on Marietta street. He had
never met the young lady. They had
gotten up a correspondence with each
other through enc of these irresponsible,
unnecessary and useless publications
called a marriage paper. The man is
about forty years old and. of good
education. The lady is only a girl,
whose conduct is due more to giddy
folly than aught else. The man, how
ever, was in dead earnest. He had
very little knowledge of the world,
and may be said to be a little eccentric.
When he arrived the young lady was
so shocked at his ugly appearance
(prominent features of which were a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-24

ANY one who has lived here even
twenty or twenty-five years can see
how prodigality has increased, and
citizens aged 20 or Whereabouts are
amazed at the change that has occurred
in their day. l have talked with old
men who say that New York was a
small city with simple habits and
tastes in their early youth. Then not
a single Manufacturer not indeed sim
Gle American except John Jacob Aston,
was worth S1.000.000; and now mill
ion is considered barely a competency.
| Then the giver of a party who ex-
pended in all more than $500 or $500
would have been reckoned as rushing
on to bankruptcy; now the flowers
ordered for entertainments often cost
alone from 81, 900 to 500, sometimes
much more. He VINO could earn 81 900
annually was thought fortunate, and
| IS, 900 from investments was accounted
princely revenue.
At present the most self-denying
| bachelor would find it difficult to sub
sist on $1,000, and $1,000 is declared
to be the smallest sum a married man,
having possibly one or two children,
can get on with. A New Yorker is not
thought to-day to be rich unless he has
a property of S3.000,000 or 100000,
and the very rich have four, five, six,
/ ten times as much. There are hum
dreds of families who spend from $780,
/ coo to S150,0G0 and dozens who spend
/ from $780, 900 to 100000 q year
/ New York Letter.