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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
SHERIFF'S SAI.E.

E. \. KELLNER Vs. CLEMENS L1SsrReM and KATE LiSsTRUN, ct, als. 0rdsr of sale and aecree of leiti.
 Under and by virtue If ari order ai n,lo and decree of lein issued out of the End Judicial District Coitrt of the Territory of Arizona, in and fnr the County of tlila, nfi tho 2and day of April 1885, wherein k. F. Kellner. tbe above named plaintiH, obtained q iudpment and degree against Clemens Linstrrn and Kate LihstfufD, defendants, Cu the 26th day of March 1885, [ am commanded to sell M inc right title and interest of Clemens Lin. struui and Kate Liistram Che ahoye named defendanta, in and to the following described premises te-wit;
 That raitain lot or parcel of land lying and being near and north of the town of Globe. IN the Cqluty of Gila, Territory of Arizona, sad laun1ed un the north by land claimed bv Wfn Bsslrd and Cail Burns, and on the s0,lfk by tliE Gardner nlill-site aud being what eHs formerly known as the Gem millsite and ds. scribed in deej 0f 'cGnyevance ffon (9f Swasgy, recorded in the records of said Cila County in Record Book ] of Deeds oh fase SS5 0r 30 much t4 said pFeallses as may he f,e cessarY 70 pay the aD11ut due plaintiff to. Niti the gun of SiI6 SI and costs accrued afnoWnfiny tf Si9 70 and costs and expcnsts ol sale, together With all pereentaees allowed by law.
 ppblicnotice is hereby gfven. that oh Nrab. day the 18th day of Nav 4. D. ISss at 10 o'ciocis g. in, af that llsy Af lubije Auction at Slabs in front Of the SiieriffA bAise ] wiii ssll al the right, title and statsst of tle said desesaants in and tn said fescril5sd preieytv to the highest ard best bidder ta sstisfy sa;d sSeeufimi and all oosss. B x. PAsE1E.
 apl,s9 ta sheliGi Gila County, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
NEw SPECIALS aE |. N KFLT.-

NEW spEcrArs N EELIr NER & e0. CompleSd line of new
 and fancy gewalry, Fans Flowers,
 I'erlumeries, Satchei> Collars and
 ouiIs, Soaps, Combs Brushes, Base
 Balls, Cords, Buttont Iaoller Skates,
 Elasties, Papetcries, Threads, Cotton
 Batting, Stationery, Inks, BusHes,
 Handkercmefs, Crash, iluilts, Curtains,
 checks lawns, plaids, ksalaines, stripes, jeans, demins, tiokii4gs domestics,
 ginghams, prints, chauibrays, cretons,
 wash amours, ribbons, bou,eyards,
 tidIes, fshues, bows, scarfs, gloves,
 ruling trimmings, covers, towels,
 Irish and everlasting trimming, val, encias, embroidery, hRmhurgs, null,
 nMnsook, Victoria plaid and India lawns, pique, damask flannel, linsey, eottonades, hose, ladiss vestsskirts air culars jerseys chemises night gowns and dresses, ulsters, shawls, parasols, corsets, suspenders, hoop skirts, draw CTS, shirts, cheviots, carpets, hats of all kinds, fancy glass ware, tea sets, dinner sets, new styles cl'oCkery, bas- kets, dusters, boots and shoes, Phila- delphia beer, raspberry vinegar, French brandies, ales, Rock < Rye, pipes, tobacco, candies, crackers, hulled corn, shreded oats, olive oil, soaps, lustro, delicious relish, catsup, Boston brown dread, prunes lloston beans, extracts, mustards, French peas and mushrooms, new dried fruits, patent medicines and grocers drugs, butter, cheese, pumps, fence wire, stoves, grain cradles, post spades, cultiyators, blows, cheap watches, carpenter and wheelwright tools, and every article wanted by the miner, farmer, rancher or in the house hold &c.i &c., &c,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Having arrived at the conclusion that too many are engaged in Globe in my lne of business, I have made up my mind to draw out. I shall from this day concentrate all my ef- forts to dispose, FOR CASH ONLY, of all tho groceries and provisions cor tained in my store REG RDLESs OF COST. Cube sugar will be sold 7s lbs, for Sl bacon, 16 cts. per lb.; syrup, $40 per gallon; lard, 5 lb. cans for 90 ceutsi table fruit, 70 cents per can chewing tobacco 50 cents pei. plug. and all other goods in propor. ton,
 Those who know themselves in- debted to me will please come up without delay and settle. All outstanding accounts which remain unpaid after 90 days from date, will be turned over to my attorney for collection.
 Mas, R GuL.
 Globe, May 1, 1885.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
ATTENTION srocKMrx.

The stockmen of Globe Precinct are requested to take part in the rodeo which is to begin on May 11ih, com tuencing at the ranch of [. Kennedy, on Pioneer road, and extending to Richmond Basin, Wheaifelds, Pinto creek and all points in the immediate vicinity The rodeo will include the ranges of J, Kennedy, DeI.arge < An derson, Gibson < Sloan, Boshe, Ken teriai J. Anderson, Il. Stead, Hairoll, Aylesworth, T Pascoe, Middleton, R. Ision, and S z. Heiueman.
 This rodeo is given in compliance with the Territorial law, and aIs stock men are requested to attend.
 Roar. DEIARef
 Judge of the Plains.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

James E. Sturgeon, who returued from Pinal yesterday, corroborates an that has been said about the wonder. fui strike in the Reyuiert mine, located five miles from Pinal. The ledge has been uncovered in several places ard good ore hasbeen found at every point. The main shaft is down 90 feet, is 8 feet wide and all in ore. It is free milling chloride ore and literally GOV cred with horn silver. J. D Reymert, owner of the property, has leased the Cottonwood Mill at Mineral Hill and the first bar of bullion was turned out Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
Ameeahle 0 e,errbedr.

Col. Robert C. King, for ten years Deputy Collector Interual Revenue, Baltimore, Maryland, writes: I en- dorse the Red Star Cough Cure. have used t in my family for a violent cough and found it excellent. Its use was entirely free from the depressing effects of other cough remedies. It can be readily taken, and agrees with and benefits everybody suffering from throat and lung troubles The relief is permanent, and there is no reaction.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Wn, Thomas ai my persan holding ii. Gle from bini, the undersigned co-owuer in the Manzanita mine situated and being in the Territory Gf Arizona, County of Giia apI Globe District having done and performed the annual work on said mine as required by law for the year lSS4 This, therefore, Is tu notify you that if yuu do not pay your full proportion of cast of snid work together with eost of this advertisement within ninety days after the first publication of this notice, your interest in said mine Is ca-ownet will utterly cease and become the property of the under. signed by operation Of law.
 F. R. SPENCER. Globe, A. T., April II, lss5. apl II -9od
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
AamlnistratorIs saIe of Real Esta.e.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court in and for the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, made on the 2Gth day of February 1885, in the matter of the Estate of T R Jones, aeeeasel, the undersigned, the Ad. niinistrat0r pf said trtate, will sell at private sale, Co the highest bidder. for cash. and sub jeet to continuation hy said Probate Court on or after the iAth day of March, 1885, as here matter provided all the right title. interest and estate of tho said T B. Jones at the time af his death, and all the right title and intert est that the sasd ostate has. by operation of law or otherwise, acquired otber thRa or in addition Stlst of the said q. B.Jones at the times Af his death, in and t0 ali tboss certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying. md being in Gioba, in the said County of Nila TerltUry of AriAua, and b0ghded and descrised as follows, td-w5t
 Lot Na nne ttA in bkick Nn. uiuety-six t98e lot No, twenhynne Asi1 in block NJ. eighty.twn tS2l as designated tnh the official map Of Globe towrsite, uow yii fle in tba cSsco of the clerk # the PraLats Court uf eaid County q Gila, Blds ioy sad propefty for one or hoth ol said lats lq,.st be la writing and filed with the undersigned at his resi- derce in said Glote. pli cr before tho I4th day of April, lSS5. Terms ol aale, cash; twenty per cent na acceptance af Lid ard {a1is snee % eup0Hnstifn q tale kcts 6f sale At purchasers aSpsnse,
 < c STAII.o,
 Administrator ot said eStass.
 MarcN IA tssh axS
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
PREFERRED LOCALS.

Fresh candies at SomerviIls's. Soda water on tap, at Hitchcoek's,
 Crackers and fancy biscuits at Som eryille's.
 Butter 30 cents per roll at somsr. yille's.
 Best brands Of fine cut and plug tobacco at Van Wagenens.
 At this season of the year something is required to tone up tue system. Hop Bitters will do it. Hatch 4 Taylor.
 Go to yan Nagenen's for fresh goods prices reasonable.
 California butter, 90 cents a roll, at sorueryilies
 4. ten cent cigar for five aTansill's Punch 2
 Hop Bitters will brase you up. For sale by Taylor < Hatch.
 For choice groceries and hesh fruit
 Mrs R. GiiIs headquarters.
 Kelly's Key West cigars a speciality at the News Depot.
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs. +. Gill's.
 Hyou want good pair of boots or shoes, go to Schulse.
 Skating shoes for ladies just received at Van Wagenens.
 For gents furnishing goods go to Van Wagenens,
 For choiee hquoy by tho bottle or gallon go to Van Wagenens.
 Call for private stock for good cigar at Van Wagenens.
 Best quality of boots and shoes at Van Wagenens, For Blankets and bed comfortsrs go to Van Wagenen's, .
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

ANNOUNCEMENT. --,Fas. B. Hix.
 son, travelling agent for tho well known
 establishment of Gordol$ Brothers,
 merchant tailors, of Sar, Francisco,
 Cal, will visit Globe and $ll tha prin- cipal towns in Arizona Territory, like
 wise that of Now Mexico, during the months of April, May an6i June. He will have for inspection 1 complete and full line of samples, N insisting of the latest of imported sui iugs for the present and coming seasons. Those desiring frst-class custom clothing will do well to hold their orders until his arrival Mir. J P. Hilsun is well known all through the Territories as a cosrect measurer and practical cut ter, who never fails to please his GUS toners.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

The Clifton Clarion is wrong in stating that James O'Keefe of sedalia. Mo-, had been appointed Indian agent at San Carlos. c. D. Ford received the appointment and has been acting in that capacity for some time. 0Keefe was commissioned Post trader but before reaching San Carlos he went on a jamboureeand Gearing that his commission would be revoked he sold out to Messrs. Cowles t Clark. who are now rnnning the traders store at the Agency.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
Notice of Forfeiture.

To s. c. Vim and Win. Thomas, or any person holding title under or from them the undersigned Q co-owner in the I.nchills claim situated and beinr in the Territory of Ariza- ia, County of Gils and Glabu District, having done and peiferme3 the annual york on said claim as reqaired by law for the year 1884. This, therefore, is e notify you tbat fl yort do not pay yoiIr full proportion o' cost of said work toge,llef with the cost of this advertise, ment within ninety dayS after the first fublif cation ai this notice, yonF intStests in said claim as cu.owuers will utterly cease and be- como tfe property of the undersigned by oper. atiun of law E. R. SPENCER. |
 Globe, A. T., April H. 1885. apl Il-90l
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

10 Wm. Thomas or any pers5n holding ti4 tie frgm him, the undersigned eosoaner id the Aianzanita mine situated and being iis the Territory of Arizona, County of Gila and Globe District, having done and performed the anuuaf work on said mine as required by law for the year 1884 This, therefore, is t. notify you that f you do not pay your falf proportion af cost of sad work tugether with cost of this advertisement withiu ninety days after .he first publication of thin ngtice. yaiir interest in said mine as co-ownef will utterly cease and become the property of the undeia signed by operation of law. $. c. WYNN.
 Globe, A. T., Jan, 3l, 1885. ian3l s0d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
NOTICE.

tias. Hareourt claiming one-half owner ship in and to the property described below uiider blli q sale faudaleiltly obtained from me, ] nt@ wsrn everybody not to bry, efaae oF receive fr1n said Chas lIarc1urE my af the fall1Wsug described preperty;
 'iae large h81. horse, l5 wears old; 1 small ei1; iroan horse, 10 yeafs nIrf; faan ss,sls. 5 Years aid; ] mouse caInYsd male, ] years nldt two freight wagoiss aiit one backbaaivl
 T R LATIAIEA. t1l9ae \, " Nay l, ls55. .hagQsf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
Notice of FoFfaisuire.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN TO IF. M, Carey, CT whom 1t may concern, that the undersigned has performed the annual assess. meut work for the ear 1874, on the Bullion Mine, in Glohe Mining District, Gila County, Arizona Territory, and you arc therefor, here by notified that unless you pay your propor. tian Of the saIBF, to-wit: Fifty dollars witb- in ninety la0) day5 frotn the date of the puh, lication 9f this notice, your interest in said coriing to law, aud you wlll alsp be required to pay for this advertisement, and all .aaerned and aceruing costs. J. W. EDDY.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

Edtice is hereby given to the Globe afsr. eaptile Co, CT all0 it may concern, that the undersigned has performed the annual assess- ulent work Tor the year 1884, on the Centen- GilA County, Arizona Territory, and you, tbe said Company, are hereby notified that nnless you pay YUur proportion of the same, o-wit: Twenty-Five duIlars, within ninety days from the date oi the publication of this notice, your interest in said mine will he forfeited to the undersigned, according to law; and you viii also be required to pay for this advertisement, and all accrued and aceruing ousts.
 A. A. MCDONNELL.
 Globe, A. T., Jan 24, 1885. sod
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
Judge of tho Plains

E. Willard, ex-sbefiff of Los Ange- les County, cala arrived in this snorn- ing's coach on lis way to tlie San Carlos Indian Agency, where ha VIII assume the duties of Chief Clerk. a po4 sition he held under tho Iihany administration
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
WARNING.

The Stgckmsn of Salt River Valley, Gfis County, believing that the range is now stocked to its full capacity desIa the introdlg,- ton ot mora stock, by parties now non.resi. dents, uuwise and calculated to work great injury e present occupants of tho valley who have the prior right to the range. This, therefore, is to warn outsiders who persist iii the right Of resident stockmen that they will be regarded as iutruders and will be treated as such. COMMITTEE.
 Salt River, 4. I, February l4. 1884
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
LOCAL, MINING NEWS.
wnat ls B6ina Done In 4lis Mines About
 Globe

' Globe 1 Our prediction that more silver claims would be worked in Globe Dis. trict this season than ever before is already verifed, although only two weeks have elapsed since we made the statement, There is now a strong probability that the Old Dominion Company will soon resume and the temporary suspension will prove a benefit to the camp instead ot an in jury as many feared.
 A great many men who have begun ohloriding will stay at it if they can make wages and from present lndica- tions it is pretty certain that most of the claims being worked will pay we'll, Should the Old Dominion resume, there will be an influx ofDew men and we will have the liyeliast camp in Arizona.
 The BRLr representative in his rounds plrked up a few items which we present to our readers. During the past week a number of leases have been made and work begun on q good many claims;
 Ed Iidolph and Peter Negro have leased the Chloride mne owned by the Fame company.
 The Miami is running on six tons of gold ore from the Golden Gate mine owned by s, Klein.
 w. A. Holmes is still working the Democrat and we are told, is getting out very good ore.
 Frank Burke will begin work on the Home Ticket, one of the best claims on Quartzite.
 Harry Hancock, Mike Viette and Fish have taken Q working lease on the Franklin, Quartzite.
 Henry Bopp and C. Ruckelshausen are working a claim near the Silver Era, and now have out ton of ore which will go $2o0.
 Messrs. Weber and Lynch have se- cured lease on a part of the Stone wall Jackson clain At McMillen and 1 expect to take out rich ore.
 Work is being vigorously prosecuted n the Cotton Tail, near Miami, and | ,here are now about 50 tons of good ore on the dumps which will soon De worked at the Miami mill.
 The claim belonging to Chapel and smith, located near McMiIlen, IS at- much attention. A rich strike vas recently made on this property md the owners are so confident that hey have bag thing that the work ng force has been increased to fifteen uen.
 At Richmond Basin there is consia- rable activity, Lowthcr and Woodson re working the Equity; Cadman and ioyle, the Silver Nugget; Joe Brew ter, the Dundee, and Dick Knight, J E Fill and Cloud Badalgue the Mack iorrIs. These parties have Jointly eased the Nugget mill which will.be tarted np very soon.
 The Fame, one of the best silver hines In this district, winch has been good producer, never looked more than at present. After upning cross-eut for a distance of Q feet and then drifting about % feet five-foot ledge was cut, averaging Q ounces. On the surface, 275 feet bove this where the ledge crops cut ood ore has been found, which would eem to indicate that this body of ore q very large one
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
StraIad 0r Etnlan.

Ffom my ranch at Miarui, very small bay mare with white blaze ia her face. both hind feet white, heavy black Inanc and lssil. and a brand resembling an inverted Rgtlra z on oue hip. Any information regarding tie same will De thankfully received and literally re- warded When she disappeafed she had a short piece ef rope around Her neck.
 R. A. WINDES, Globe, 4. T. apl 9 tt
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Postmaster E. 0. Kennedy and his assistant Thos. Loner5an are giving general satisfaction in the conduct of the posto&ce. The new boxes are ex- pected here in about ten days, and we will then have a model office.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

We learn on good authority that a reorganization of the Old Domir ion Copper Company has been effected This certainly looks favorable to the continuance of operations here.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Miss Jessig Penis deslres us to cail attention e tho fact tliat she is d art experienea1 dress maker and proficient as . cutter and filter Her rooms arc at the rasidence of Mir. John Benbrook
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Old Dominion Copper Mining Company are hereby notified to pre- sent the same at the CompahY's office for settlement, on or before tie 10th day of May, 1885.
 ALEX. TRIPpEr. Snhf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Our young friend Freeaan A.. Chamberlin has sent us copJf of Cur rent Century, of which he s editor and publisher, It is an amatfur jour nal, published monthly 1t TuS,on, and is edited with considerable 1t llty.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
T8l (Ignts Reward.

Ten cents reward will he paid by the under. signed for the whereabouts of Al CIauso,. John Dunn, A. E Hart, William Cutter and v s Bennet who skipped out from this fiiace leaving their hills ,tnpaid.
 w Fl DERYEA, may92t I REDMAN,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
ROOMS TO RENT, Furnished and URfHFnishGd
Apply so oL0F N. ANpERsoN.

D~.s- Send six cents for postage, N UIaIVU and receive free, costly box H IEEI of goods which will help @@ 4A-A v ayou ta more money right away than anything else in this world All, Of either sex, succeed from first hour. The broad road to fortune opens before the wors. CTS, absolutely. At once address, TRUis X Co, Augusta. Maine feb q ly
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
Dissolution of Partnership

The baitDef5hip herctaIore ezistirg between B., L. Benbroek and Chsis W Moreing is this day aiasolsed by mutubl.oonsent. AIr. More ing VIII continue tie business at fae old stand aHd is apshori5ea Co collect al hills due said firm aitd settle ali indebtedness.
 D. E. BBNBR(lOfi
 CHRIS. W. MORENO. Globe, A. l., May 9, 1884. mayi, 4w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Mir Frank D. Johnson, of the SILVER BkrT, left on Wednesday for his cattle ranch in Arivaipa Canyon. He will be absent a week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

The Citizen is authority for the statement that in one of the shafts at Deer Creek coal fields, a seven foot vein of splendid coal has been cut.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

The school census is being taken this week, The number of children under 1Syears of age, living in that portion of town south of Oak street was found to be 135.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

E. r. Kellner returned on Mondays stage after protracted absence in the East and California. Mrs Neither and children remaina at their home in Santa Rosa, Cal.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

The condition of Bob Roberts, who was injured the morning of the fire, is considerably improved. Hopes are now entertained that he will get well, though bis recovery VIII be slow.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Dr. George F Johnston left yester- day for San Simon, Cal, to which place he was called by one of his foru- CT patients to undertake and perform a surgical operation. He e1peets to return within tho next two weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

w. w. Gibsons' gold claim on Pinal mountain improves as development progresses. He has already taken out considerable ore and expects soon 10 have 20 tons reduced at tue Miami.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Dennis Murphy has purchased Tom CRFnow's bunch of cattle, between 50 and 90 head, Mir. Murphy now has over 100 head a very nee start.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Miss Marien Wilson entertained a few friends most pleasantly on Thurs day evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

&essrs. George Holborn, A. l.. Moss and John L. Vivian left on Monday for the East, via Thomas and Bowie. They will be missed by their Globe friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Somerville received his new oven from the East this week, and it more than meets his expectations. Its ca- pacity is 100 loayes and it bakes beau tifullv.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
Saturday, May g, 1885

This paper is kept on fie at E. c Dakes Advertising Agency, q and 6 Merchants Enehange, San Franeisoo Cal, where con. tracts for advertising can be made for it
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

Messrs. Hunt Blake and Fisher started for Green Valley and the Verde country on Monday and expect to be gone several weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
TRRnaronsAK. gNpas.a.
C0aaensNa frera Our Exchangcs for
 "sflver Belir Readers.

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 ]. ]. Scott and "A. Williams of Will liams have been arrested upon the charge of stock stealing
 Denver capitalists will erect 90 ton snnelter at Nogales if they can get 800 tons of ore 8 month. It is said that miners have already guaranteed that amount.
 The new pumping machinery for the Grand Central mine is beginning to arrive at Tombstone. If the pump is success, Tombstone will regain some of it's old time prosperity.
 At Harshaw on the night of April 3oth, James Claiborne was murdered in a cowardly manner by William Coyington, Claiborne was shot while pleading for bis life and held his hands above his head as evidence that he was not on the fight. Citizens of Har- shaw have proclaimed Thomas and 'Gabe" Salcido and J. Jameson as ac- eessories to tho murder.
 Messrs. Bells < Chamberlain have teIegraphed to the Silver King hotel at this place for rooms, They arc coming to attend their lawsuit against MT. Hellings When they get through with that they can prepare to attend the suit of the Pioneer Company against themselves. It appears that there will be lawsuit for lawsuit, world without end, It will be money for the lawyers and business for the courts. Florence Enterprise.
 A fatal accident is reported from Clifton, Wednesday afternoon about twenty feet of shed running along of the side of the Arizona Copper company's furnaces gave way beneath a heavy pressure ofcopper dust debris, falling upon two Mexican laborers named Ygnaeio Horrara and Jesus Gastenada, injuring botb severely, and 1 1t is thought, the former fatally.
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