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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-19

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NATURAL A

eS~ >N0
NATURAL GAS.
The main topic OF conversation outside
of politics last week was natural gas. The
new fuel caught it on all sides. The on
sumner who for the past two years has rev.
cled 10 the use Of the new stuff could
have been heard finding fault with the ar
ticle. ct is dirty, sickening stuff, any
how, aud if l had it to do over again l
would not have it in my house" "If
they put any more tariff on me they can
take out the blame gas" and similar ex-
pressions were heard. The whole upstart
is caused by the fact that are to
pay more tor their fuel. 1t is likely that
there will not be ten people in Bellaire
who will not change blck to coal rather
than submit to extortion.
THE NAYORALTY.
There are more candidates for the Office
of Mayor this spring than usual, although
the present incumbent has served but one
term. 1t is not often the case that aspir-
ants are so numerous for the shoes of an in
dividual who, according to precedents, is
entitled to his second term. One would
Judge from appearances that there is a sur
face feeling that Mayor Brown will not be
renominated, because, as some say, be can
not be reelected. Leaving out all person
al feeling and expressing candidly the
opinion of conservative heads. we can say
that the present Mayor may have a tough
time of it securing the nomination, but if
he does be will make a strong eight. Since
10 hoo nno,p1 tla Al.ao Az -.aeork
Mayor has made many a vote that is over
looked by the average individual, AMI as a
wire-puller ne is equal to the best.
NOTES.
The steamer Bellaire will change to the
timetable on March LIST.
The Democratic Club intends to ''whoop
Ter mp" after it gets in the new quarters.
The lantern Globe Works is running
right along. It is the only glass house in
the city in operation.
Thos. Hays, a member of the Barnes.
vile band, was in town yesterday.
Miss Lulu Thompson has returned from
q visit to GAINESVILLE.
Miss Sue Moore, Of GAINESVILLE, is in the
city.
The Board OF Directors OF the Belmont
Glass Works passed resolutions on the
death OF the President Of the works, MI. G.
II. Tallman.
The Board Of Directors # the First
National Bank yesterday afternoon ap-
pointed Mr.. jas. T. Kelly assistant cashier.
Mr.. A. p. Tallman, the present Cashier,
will take a partial relief from duties for
the present.
Archie, the t~en-year=old son Of Conduc.
tor William Chambers, Of the G. Il P. Rail-
road, celebrated his tenth birthday last
Wednesday evening, A very pleasant
time was had and the little fellow received
j larger number of beautiful presents.
Miss Berthe Baker entertained friends in
the Fourth ward Oh Friday evening.
Rev. N. S. Hoey will preach to Spangler
Post this morning.
The congregation of the First NJ. E.
church will meet this morning at $50 for
q discussion.
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gem 4duntistmtnts.

IIoR SALE-A BAKERY DOING A GOOD
IL business, situate in an Ohio town Of shout
5000 inhabitants VIII sell prop erty and bakery,
o. Just bakery, and property caa be rented reas-
onSble. Will sell cheap. Good reasons for sell
ing. Address A care REGtsTER ofiee, Wheel.
Ing, W. VS.. feladqeq
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a revenue tax on cigars and manufactured
tobacco continues to agitate the cigarmak-
ers of New York, who are divided on the
subject. Those who are in favor of the
abolition OF the tax will have q mass meet
ing on February nth, in Everett Hall,
where prominent speakers will deliver ad-
dresses.
Russia is awakening to the Importance
of improving her milling industry. The
Minister of Agriculture has called for =
meeting in February of a congress of mill
ers, &Qseuliuralists aud all others interest
ed in grain and lodr. The object OF this
meeaUgis to discuss the present condition
and future PROSPECTS Of milling in Russia
The Pittsburg German Trades Assembly
propose a novel way OF enforcing the boy
colt on Milwaukee beer. It will secure
the names of all saloon keepers who con-
tiuTe TO sell the boycotted beer, and when
the May license cases shall come up the
Assembly will protest against each of the
saloon keepers being granteda new license.
The price Of glass in the pressed ware
line have advanced from 10 to p per cent.
since the strike began, and the msuufac-
turers who agreed TO pay the prices de-
mandSd by the workmen are realizing q
rich harvest.
German steel shovel plates are now be-
ing offered to English plantation tool
makers which are utterly destitute OF
hardening qualities and which will bend
over almost double. For tool making pur-
poses such steel is necessarily little better
than iron cot On aaennnt Of nka ahpQnnAsa
it is finding q small market in some dlree-
tions.
There are many TumoTS current bon
coming Developments in regard TO the Pull
man Palace Car Company. When sifted
down, these point to an intention on the
part of the managers to enter the field as
providers of motive power, and it is under
stood that in a few weeks the construction
Of an immense plant for the manufacture
Of locomotives will be begun.
Railroad earnings per mile on over n Q
bali Of our entire mileage have been stead
lily increasing for four years past. This
certainly does not look - If We are build
ing railroads too rapidly.
Cuba promises to be q great Bessemer
ore producer. Plans contemplating an
outlay of from $3.50, 900 to 81, 500, 600 are
under consideration by. eastern capitalists
to develop those minis. It will cost from
81 25 to 81 so to deliver this orc at North
Atlantic ports. Mining companies in
Cuba are exempt from taxation for twenty
years. Labor in Cuba is paid 50 cents a
! dap. The projected sailrosd will be
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-03
III C0ZY CLUB ROOM

For the accommodation Of my patrons. lib.
Crnl share of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited ---
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA-
TION.
Land Office ut Eureka, Nevada. !
October & 1879.

October 8, 1888.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following named settler has. fled notice
OF his intention to make final proof in support
OF HIS claim, md that said proof will be made
before the District Court of Nevada. Mt klko
Nevada, on Monday, Nov. IL, 1885. Viz; Home.
stead Entry No. ZIG, John +. Short for the T. y
of.N 4 and + y of 4 4 Sec. So, TIP 30 N of
II 5S L, Mount Diablo Meridian.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of, said land, viz:
" Uesson, of Ilko. Nevada
WIN Snow,
John = Baker, Ruby Valley.
j Thomas,
d. II. HALL,
Register.
Ordered that the above notice be published
for ape
FNDIET
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Dissolnt,oa OF por,persh,p.

Notice is hereby given Tint the part
ncrship Heretofore existing between J p.
RHINE aud w y. Perry. in III butcher
ing business, in Carlju. Elko county,
Novsda, was this day dissolved Nv
mutual consent, All bills due the firm
will be paid to j. z Raine, who as
sumes oil obligations against the ssid
tirin, aud will continue the business OF
The late firm.
j. 2. RA1NE,
Carlip, Sept, IL, 1888.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-19

Mrs C L Stevens So. j B Menomy
s75. C W Shaft SIS. H B Blake SIS.
Watkins & Carithers SIS 30. W w
Watkins bill not allowed. j W Gill
bill not allowed. Father Diomedi fol
conveying Mrs. Hewett's child to Port
land s25. NJ. Lydon on general road
fund slO2.
Expense bills not allowed in the fol.
lowing cases, viz: Paulson road S25
Lewiston and Asotin road 81. ZeitleI
road 20 20. Smith road 81. Manu- Sc.
Nixon BIB.
Allowed road overseers, viz District
No. rs, pillow, 4 shovels, set drills, l
cr.w-bar; No. 2, Scraper; No. 9. !
scraper and pillow; No. Is, scraper
No. l8, pillow; No. l, 2 shovels and
pick handles; No. 10, l scraper. to BE-
purchased BY county commissioners.
A letter ordered sent to each road
oserseer in the county, calling their at
tention to secs. $50 851 aud $50 of the
road law, and directing them to have al
legal roads opened for public travel.
1t is ordered that M. Lydon he mott
Ged to remove Instructions from road
dist. No. l, at or near the Junction OF
milk ranch.
Bill allowed Mrs. Wells on hospi,a
fund SIS.
The petition Of N Buck, ct al, for thu
widening and cond mnation Of county
road in dist. No. 25, was reconsidcret
and II L Church, Hank Trimb!e anG
S L Campbell! appointed to view, examine
aud survey said i,,oposed road a. by Law
required, on the 18th day Of june 1888
and report to the board on or before th'
9th day Of July. 1888.
The contract for keeping INDECENT sicl
Of Neg Perez county was awarded to c
+. Hibbs as per contract now on file.
The bill Of A, Benson for Sill 70
mattrass and blankets furnished count,
was examined aud net allowed.
1t is hereby ordered that the road over
seers of the various road districts be al
lowed to purchase whatever amount o
lumber it is necessary to be used 70
bridge purposes.
Bills allowed on the general fund, viz
c. A. Leeper, $43 20. H. j. Bundy
$45 60. j. L. Naylor, $50 60, 10
commissioners services.
No further business the board ad
journed to meet July 9th 1888.
| C. A. LEEPER, Chairman.
Attest. I G. HATTABAUGH, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDING,
CONTINUED from ontsidel

The petition Of Henry Anderson ct al
for a new school district was examined
approved and declared Dist. No. So, auc
bounded as per petition.
The petition Of John W. Linch ct al.
for a chance in the boundaries of schoo
district No so, was examined, but no,
granted and dismissed on account of q
remonstrance signed by greater mum.
Der OF persons than the petition.
The petition of c II CARLY ct al, 70,
school district No. 81, was examined
approved and district organized as per
petition.
Petition Of Thomas Waiver ct al, for
school Dist. No. So, was examined, up.
proved and established as asked Tor in
petition.
The application of john Siers 4 Co.,
for $3.50 damages claimed on account OF
an erroneous assessment OF property be-
longing to the said John Siers & Co.
The board being fully advised in the
premises ordered tina, the same be not
allowed, and that it be dismissed.
The application off, II Bellinger to
have cloud removed from title of his
land caused BY erroneous assessment, and
sale OF the Sc I NV / aud W ! NV / sec
% tip 39nr+ W.. land to Neg Perez
county. The. Board that the certificate
of sale be cancelled and the same stricken
from the delinquent tax list.
The tax sale of the ne sec 90 tp 80
r 2 to Neg Perez county for taxes OF
1887, was ordered cancelled.
Report on road overseers examined
aud accounts allowed on the general road
fund as follows, Wig:
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BORN,

McCONVILLE--ln this city April 18th 1883
to the wife Of 4. McConviile, = daughter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-19

In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis
trict OF idaho Territory. in and for the coun
tv Of Nez Perez.
Lizzie G. Arsnt, plaintiff. VS.. Henry o. Arant.
Defendant
TO HENRY 0. ARANT, defer dant:
The Territory Of Idaho send greeting: You
are hereby notified that there is no ON file in
tho ofhcs Of the clerk of the District Cnuit OF
the First Judicial District Of sad territory in
Lewiston. county Of Ncz perce. the comp,a ut
OF the above named plaintiff, wherein Judge
ment is demanded against you. LIST, that he
bonds Of matr mony between plaintiff aud your
self be dissolved and that the care and cu.indy
| Of certain minor children he awarded to plf
2; that certain personal prepe y If the value of
sou, be awarded tosp amt ~, for such
other and further relief aS + ':,'u and equity
belong. On the ground tEsf $etcndtnt has
wiiltuly and without cause deserted and aton
doned the plaintiff; as more inlly appears IN
the compla mt filed herein. to which re rr. nee
| Is eny made And you are alsn notified tn At
| unless you appear an answer the sal. cnin
plant within ten DAYS after the service tereot,
if served within Neg Perez county, and within
! twenty days. If served out Of said county, bu,
within said judicial District. aud within forty
days it served out of said district (exclns We ii
the day of service.) the plaintiff will take de.
fault against you and apply to the court for the
relief nHmed above.
GIVEN under my hand ard the seal of the
District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
LL.Sl tr'ct Of Idaho Territory, in aud for Nez
Perez county. this 18th day of March,
d. 1888. b. +. MORRIS,
By ". $. BrcK. deputy. Clerk,
K. O'Neill, atty Tor plt'E. "a.
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consequently the greater the inducements
for railroads to reach it. 1t is this ad-
veriising that has built up ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and Duluth, and that is
building up Portland, Tacoma. Seattle
aud Spokane Falls as well as Southern
California, it is what will build up
Lewiston if you 60 about it as those
other towns have done. 1t is true the
reservation i. not yet open but it will be
in few years and the rest of the
country can be se,tled up meantime.
Writing of the reservation reminds me
to say that it is one of the most delight
full and interesting places I have ever
visited. Plotted around by Messrs.
Bunncll aud Leland, who seem to know
every inch Of the country, we were able
to visit all its points Of interest. Down
Soldiers canyon, along the bed Of a small
stream-by the way why do streams al.
ways have such hard, rough beds? We
drove until suddenly the Lapwai valley
lay before us. The Indian farms, show
ing what encouraging progress they have
made in caring for themselves and be.
coming selfsupporting aud independent,
the schools, the old fort, the mills, and
more interesting than all the old house
built by Missionary Sralding, fifty and
more years ago; these nre some Of the
many places We visited. 1t lis pity
that no effort is being made to rreserve
this historic Spaldiny home, the first
house built 10 Idaho. 1t is used as au
Indian stable and will soon have disap-
peared if no measures are taken to pro.
tect it. The Indian schools seem to b.
well conducted. They are clearly and
the children appear happy and coutcnded
Agent Norris received us most cordially
and entertained us very kindly and am
sure our whole party will ioin with me
in thanking him aud his lady for the
many attentions we received. One Of
our horses-who only Lad three eyes
between the pair of them--ra,her sud.
denly made up his mind to lay down on
the side of a steep Hill, and by the sud.
deness of his movements nearly threw
MIR. Bunnell, who was driving, under
the wheel, but fortunately the rest Of
US caught Him in time, SO that wha,
might have been an accident fortunately
proved to be rather exciting incident
of the trip. OF tho Snake river vale,
as seen from the steamboat, little can b
said except that it is grand sight to seq
the towering hills on either side and t.
recall what powerful natural forces mus
ages ago have been at work there. Per
haps as mining region it may be tn.
sources of untold wealth and prosperity
10 Lewiston in the future. Socially
Lewiston seems to be delightful place
of residence Your ladies are compare.
lively as numerous aud certainly al
charming as those of the monumental
city, who are supposed to be the bellies
par excellence of the Atlantic coast
You have in word everything TO make
you very important point, if you vii
not let your modesty stand in your way
and hide your many attractions.
| A VISITOR.
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PROP &c BziVGHs
NJ ORTGAGE SUMMONS,

In the District Cour, of tho First Judicial
District o Idaho Territory Nez Perez c,un,y,
Patrick " Campbell ,nd james Tai. pan,ifTs
". knud arson and Til, First National
Bank nf Lew;st u defend ants
To KIND Larson and The First National
Bank Of Lev lstOn. defendants
Tbs Territory of Idaho: You are hereby
required t" appear in an action brought against
you by t'e alb We named ylalnt IFS il tie dis
trict Court OF the First Judicial district OF tie
Territory OF ldah" in aud for te county of
Nez Perez and To answer the mplaiut filed
THERETO within ten days exclusive OF the cay
OF scTvic after the s.ivce on yuu of this
suu5inGusi served within this county or if
served "ut oi thi county. but in tnis district.
within twenty days; .theiwi,e within forty
days-ur judgement hy default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer Of said
comll int.
! 4 he said action is brought to obtain decree
OF this court. tor he TO eclosure of IL certain
mortgage described in the said complaint and
executed hy the said Knud Larson TN the
l4tb y November b. 1886, to secure the
pay meht OF thret certain promssorv notes az.
gr' eating the principal sum OF 1857 with in-
terest IN $77 thereof tr-m Nov 1887 at the
rate of ten per cent per annum. aLd Per cent
on the entire amount fund due as attorney
fees and for c. SITS u, sui' as appears in the
complaint tled herein. tina, the premises con-
ve,ed by said NOR gage may b. sold. and the
proceeds applied to the payment o. said n ties,
interest. attorneys fec and costs. and in case
such process are not sufficient 10 pay the
| s mo- th n to obtain m execution against said
kBud La son for the balance remaining due.
| and also that the said d,tend ants and al pss-
| sons claiming by. ,hr ugh or Under hem may
| he barred and fnrec'o ed OF MI right. title,
claim. lien. equity of retention, and ipteyest
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-19
Quarterly Examination,

Notice is hereby given that the next qu.r.
terly examination of applicants for teachers
certificates in and for Neg Perez county,
Idaho, will be held at the public school
house in Lewiston. Idaho; beginning at Q
o clock, a. M, on the first Wednesday in
May 1883 and holding two days. Appli-
cants will be examined in Hygiene. All
permits now in force in this county will ex-
pire on The End day Of May. prox
j. W. LlEUALLEN, Co. Supt
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Notice 10 Creditors.
Estate of Tiodose Sotelo l.s.

NoIicE is hereby given by the under.
s,gnea executor 81 the lasr will and te.iameu,
OF i'.dose Sotei". deceased to the creditors of
40" aii persons having claims hgains, the s.id
deceased. I" exhibit them with The necessary
'".ehsrs within four months after IN. fr,t
Pupnc"i,"n OF this notice Ia the said execu,or
a. inc "the' Of J. NJ. Howe. tsq., in the ci,y
" lewiston !. T.. the same beng the place
tor the transaction Of the business nc sa;s
estate. RANnN urp,o ''
Executor Of the last will and tcs,am.n, ~
Iiodoss sotelo, deceased. .so.av
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M ORTGAGE SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the First Judic al
District OF Idaho Territory Nsz Perez Co.
endel sutherln plnintiff W. j. A. F,nsler.
Annie l.. fansler. Louis Lew. Richard
Knapp. surviving partner of the firm of
Knapp. Burrel 4 Co, and D. P. Thompson
and Wal e- Rurrel. the executors of the Ia. I
will md testament OF NJ. S. Eurrel, dece .scJ
defendants.
To ]. a. FansIer ct. al. d PENDANTS
IN The name of The reople of tie United States
I" The 7erri'"'y Of idaho
You are hereby required TO appear in an
'ct,"n brought against you b. the abuve named
plainnff in the district court in the Fust
judicial District of the Territory of ,aaho. il
and tor thu county of N.z Perez and to an
swe' the complaint filed therein within ten
dav exclusive Of day Of service) after tn g
service on you OF this summnns-f served
within this county; or. it served out of this
county, but in this district. within twenty
fa,s; 'therwise within fertv dsys-or ju,. re.
ment by default will be taken aga.ns, YOU,
acc"rding t" the prayer If said c. mvlaint
The said action is hrough. t.. obi ain u decree
OF THIS curt. for The foreclosure of certain
IN rtaage described in the said complaint. and
executed by the said J. A. Fsn.ler and annie
l. Fansler on the 22nd dav Of Dcccm her
a. D.. 'SS2, to secure the payment of GER
tam pr"missory note made by them TO ileip;if
on same day tor $500. with interest at Is rer
c"ht. Der hnrum frtm date till paid and
S-o NO with interest frrm February 2, 1879.
III p'id Mt ten per cent per annum being
amount paid for taxes. AMI So ntturpev's
ices ana east of suit. that the premises con.
Set Ell ny said mortgage may sold aud the
pr"tee"s afplied to the paymen, of said note,
moneys expended as afrresaid, attorneys fees
ana COSTS. For uriherrarticuiar s re er,nce II
Tie mp'aini on tile is hsrch, made. aud ia
case such pr ceeds are not su'',c ent to nav
the same, then to obtain an execution agains.
sa'd y. A. Fansier and Ami. l. Fansler TO,
the balance remaining due. and ais. that the
| sa'i defendants md all persons claiming by
through or under them NAV lie barred and
recl"sed OF all right. title, Claim, Iein,
equity of redemption, and interest in and Ia
SAID mor'gaged premises, and for other aud
further relief
And you are hereby notified that. II Won fail
10 appear and answer the said cunplni t, az
ah we required the sid plaintiff viii apply Ia
the court for the relief demanded in the said
complaint
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the
District Court OF the First
l.. ST. Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Idaho. in AMI for the county Of Nez
Perez this 9Th day OF February A. b.,
1858.
d. +. NORRIS, Clerk,
ny W. s. Buck. deputy c,e k.
Nv Poe attorney for pIaiatif.
hereby certify hat the above i. A tine and
correct cory Of the original sum nop. in my
p"s session. 81. LANGbON,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Orssn G Porter. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersi IN ed
administrator Of the estate Of Ors6n q. Porter,
deceased. TO the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex.
hibit them with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the first publication of thi.
notice to the said administrator ut his resi-.
dence in the city of Lewiston. /. T., the same
being the place TOR the transaction of the bust.
ness of said estate. O.V. PORTER.
Administrator Of the estate Of Orson C. Por.
ter, decea- ed.
Dated April 3. 1883. 27.5w
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.


NOTICE Is hereby given that in pur,uancs
"i orders Of the Probate Court 1T Ner Percs
county, idaho Tetrtsiy, md. on the 26ih
day at November 1876 and On the 26,h day Of
December 1887, in the natt.r % the estate Of
''"hn }, CoHey. deceased. the undersigned. The
administrative OF tie sa d estate will sell, At
private .aic. to the highest bidder. for cash,
gold COIN OF the Ubiteh States. and subject to
confirmation by said Probate Court on Satur-
day the Second day ~ June 1873. all the right.
title, interest and estate OF the said John j.
"f-,. at the time If his death, and oil the
right. title and interest that the tai. estate
has by operation of law or Vtt ice nc CURED.
other than o. in aduitinn to 1, at 81 tie said
Jon" j. coHcy, ut the time OF bis death. in
ana I" all those certain let's. pieces or parcels
81 land situate ying and Leinr in Nsz reree
county. Id bo Territory ana bounded and de-
s.r'"ed a. !nil"ws. t.wis: the southeast
quarter o, section twen'y nine, tew nship thirty
'esen north ii radge Eve west. 100 acres; also
thc south half, northwest quarter and north
haif' southwest quarter Of section twent .eight
township thirty seven north OF range Eve wese
10" ACRES ffers aud bids must be in writing
and viii 10 .eoeiyed by the unde, signed OF the
of'ce James W. Poe. Esq.. atty at-lsw. in
the CITY Of Lewiston, !. T., mp to and inc'ud'
ing the SAID sscaud day Of June 1875. or may
be fled with the clerk OF the probate Court.
Terms aud eundi ions Of ea'e. ca,h. gold
coin VI the United S'ate., or part cash and
part secured by mortgage. OF the real estate
to be sold. Deed at tho expense II the Pur-
chnser. EMMAF. COIFiY.
Administrative of the estate Of John ]. COT
fey. deceased.
Dated March 21s. 1888. o 3m