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Capt. S. II. Barbour has decided upon .
name for the elegant new steamer which has
been building at his yard in Brewer during the
past season. 1t will be called the "Castine"
after the historic old town down the bay en-
the Bangor & Bar HarbOr route. capt. Bar
bour has already named one or two steamers
after Bangor and has Bar Harbor on the list.
but the name of Castine was reserved for tLf'
beauty and the people Of that town will no
doubt warmly appreciate the compliment.
The Castine win be launched some day next
week and will be run during the summer She
is one OF the best boats which Capt. Barbour
has vet built and will doubtless be very pOpt
lar with the people. Deputy Collector E: r.
Burr Of the Bangor Custom House has taken
the measurements OF the Castine and finds
her gross tonnage to be 10 tons and register
tonnage to be IS tons.
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sunset
MIR. W. II. Saunders is very i'll.

Several schools in town began Monday
District is is being taught by Miss ADS
Crockett. district by Miss OCtaSia GRAY
Grcculaw district by Miss Viola Webb. and
Shakespeare district by Nettic Sawyer.
The Union Lodge held At West Deer Isl,
saturday, with Island Home Lodge, wa.
largely attended and all express thcm>clye>
very much pleased with the evening, en-
tsrtaiument
Your Eden correspondent was correct =,
To the location of Sunset, which j. stu"
tcd on TIE western side nf Deer Isle. about
midway between No Deer Isle and Green
Landing The name Sunset was given bS
the ru>tiCatnr>. who ilnCk here each veal
for rest among IT, quiet retreats
I.etIic and Mamie Anni>, two little girn
aged respectively 4 and ., have Knit :
plrs Of mittrn- during thu pas winter.
Mrs Emily Stin~on Of Stin>nn> Meek X
visiting her daughter Mrs Ihos. Powers
\ f.. =
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Mrs. Charlotte kingman has gone to
Boston To visit her son.
William Fox is very sick.
Emma Mcfarland of Hancock com
mcncc> school to-day, Monday in distri, t
No. |.
Mrs. W. Il. Hastings left on Saturde Y
mornings train for her home in Boston,
Carrie Hastings closed a very success
ful term Of school. She was very much
liked by parents and pupils and with a
little more experience will make a first
class teacher.
Al the regular meeting Of Union Lodge,
|. @. q. r, May 1. the following officers
were elected for the next quarter; W. $.
Al1crt Pettingcll; ". & Emma Giles W
u Willie Jordan; W, u. " Bertha
Woudcock; ", T., Sadie Ha>lem; W +.
:, Alice Moore; W. {. r, Stephen Jor
tan; W $ Abbie Hasten; W. a. $. Susie
Harper; vs. v. r., l. u. Woodcock; W.
Il II $, Lcttie Jordan; W. l., II 5
Mary Pcttingll, + W. c. $. Addc Grant ;
" Cha2 G. +. Woodcock.
May ID,
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4
| Mr., |. \. Smith has just completed a
handsome cottage for Mr.. J. Y. Kicker of
Bangor. the architecture of which is much
admired.
Many improvements are being made
throughout the town, such as painting
| grading, etc. and everybody Is at work.
/ Rev. J Il, Bowler has returned from
Franklin aud will hold services in thi ;
town aud IN Franklin on alternate sun
| days, Mr. Bowler is n very popular speak
er aud we hope will remain with Us perma-
ncntly
y new pavilion is to be constructed IN
connection with the Tarratine, containing
| a library. dance hall and billiard room.
which Will doubtless be an additional at
| traction to the already popular hotel
Mrs. DIR. Larrabec of Prospect Harbor
| is visiting Mrs. :. \. Mcfarland,
4 singing school Is To he organized at
| the 50. Hancock church Monday evening,
under the direction of Mrs. J. X. Bowler.
School has commenced proSperously in
district No. under the instruction OF Miss
Agnes Wood of Ellsworth. The school
house in this district has been thoroughly
repaired and much improved in appearance.
May Is. H.
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Card Of Thanks.

The undersigned do not feel that they can
leave Ellsworth without giving this formal ex-
preston Of their thanks for and appreciation
Of the many kindnesses and conrtesies received
from the Grand Army Post and Woman's Re-
lief Corps of this city. That God may bless
them and prosper them Is the PRAYER Of their
friends,
V.P. WARDwELL.
Lucy J. WARDwELL.
Ellsworth, May 10, 1859.
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A Fight with a Bear.

Another good bear story comes to Us. tb,
time from the regions OF the log-drivers On
Saturday afternoon last. Bernard Richie OF
Aurora,w lille al work on the drive at Bog dam,
on the west branch Of Union river. discovered
close to the rivers bank huge and ugly look
ing bear accompanied by her two cubs. Mr..
Richie attacked the trio with the only weapon
be had at hand. an Indispensable adjunct Of log
drivers, a common 'peayy" which is long
pole with pointed iron at one end. He sue
ceeded in killing the two cubs in a short time,
but the dam became so ferociou> that Richie
was obliged to take 10 the water to save his
life. The old bear escaped before help could
be summoned.
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Mr.. Fred White has bought the Spot
forl homestead Of Black < Burrill.
Rev, : W Chaplin will preach Men o.
rtl sermon on SUNDAY the 26th inst, and
" alter l.. Parker Post will attend church
10 holy ON Memorial Day the Post " i'll
decorate nh soldiers graves in town Me
mortal services will he held at the village
cemetery in the afternoon.
MR. Lon Burrill ha- gone 70 Surry to
visit friends.
Robert Hollis and family moved To Ban
gor on the 9th inst Mr. Hollis came
here from Nova Scotia nearly four years
ago
Mr. prlyin b. Merrill Is building new
hnu~r A Reeds Pond II viii h. one Of
TIL prrillc~t Ia thi- section
Grand Army Hall is now ready to bc &C
cupied by The Post. 1t i neat, convenient
anI CommoIious
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brisk amount If GARDENING has been
d ,u,. IN th,. most or our CITIZEN. women
n vrll A. men ,luriu., thr>,. Jrpphtful NAV
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state'
| u. l.. ID, Lew Lurvey and wife attended
| the session OF the 'rrand Lodge OF GOOD
| Tcmpar> at Portland recently, aud report
az eNce'dthsly interesting aha instructive
Sour Sc ~ meetings. poh tneir return
nome Mfs. l-ufNe. was happiil surprised
70 hilu a hi'e easy cnaIl WIN hanu>oiil'
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t''I'ranoe u az ooii'i ,'.'es ~ 'a',iIs " al
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! Harbor = c Parker. Salisbury Cove
Henry JelIison, Town Hin. Melvin G Joy
Eden Bridge. ]. l.. Thompson: Oak Hill
| dared Reed. Beech Hin. Mark r Richard
son; east side Sound Albert and DAME
| Brown Northeast Harbor, Gilbert Hodg
don: Southwest Harbor, south side, Capt
W. {. Moore; Southwest Harbor, nortl
side G. l.. Lurvey; Bass Harbor, Maurice
buttons of flowers will be gratefully re
ceived. Per order,
JAMES NJ. PARKER Posi-.
Mrs. Seth Luryey has recently returned
from visit to her daughter at Bangor
where she became happy grandmother
The little newcomer, Mildred Ellis Mon
roe, had for the first month of her life jour
ney surplus of relatives residing undel
we same ROOF, rather ana mother,
grandfather ana erahuho,her, great
srahula.her anu greal -eIahulhotner, uhclt
ail aunt great aunt anu great uhcie' ane
sreat-efeat aunt
MIR. E.J, Hersey has bought house lot OF
Mr.: Samuel Luryey, very slightly location
and has commenced to build cottage; fol-
a contented Old bachelor this looks trifi'
suspicious.
A. o. Gilley has commenced building OF
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A Card.

The undersigned wish TO express their sim
cere thanks for the sympathy and kind services
rendered by their friends in this their hour Of
affiiction, and especially to the Masonic frater-
nifty for their beautiful tribute Of respect. and
their solemn and impressive services at the
cemetery on the occasion of their fathers fun.
eral.
w. Fl. DAVIS.
Able D. PARTRIDGE,
J. A. DAVIS,
G.. W. DAVIS.
HENRY +. DAVIS,
+. A. DAVIS, NJ. ID.
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The Best in the World.
Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. May II. 1889.
Mr.. o. J. Atwood. Mr.. CYRUS Clark.
Mrs. Mary Ann Fetch
er,
Mr.Christopher K G an.
non,
Mrs. Ada A. hIef' Mr.. Geo. Lynch,
+. Lampson. ]. J. Lampson.
Frank T.. Robinson, Miss Mary c. SHAY,
Miss Katie sullivan, Louis Treworgy.
Erwin Weber, Rev. j. b. Morrison.
Mrs. Charles Mathis. Mr.. Mequinly.
Please call for adN ertsed letters.
A. W. GREEDY Pm
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Y GU

can Pc cured q the above symptoms by taking
NTI-tPOPLECTINE. We have the unso-
lrrta tr-t.W mails Do: thousands who have been
cured = PARALYSIS, Heart Disease, Rhcu-
mnti-m. Liver omplainI ~ Long Standing.
Is idney and Bladder Troubles = Years Du-
r.uHa. Dyspepsia, ~ciatica, and General
Debility, &C. Loss of Appetite, sour
stomach and FlaIuIence. three common dis
orders guarantee L. cure with bottle Of
ANTI-tPOPLECT TINE. Sold by your drug
Elst>- Si.00 bottle; six bottles $500. Send
to DIR +. ;. HUTCHINSON & co, Enosburgh
Falls, VI f1r testimonials and circulars Regarding
r...l...N fLat - .airl-
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Biuehiil.
The season is three weeks ahead 81 last
year.
Work has commenced on the highway ;
the road machine gives good satisfaction.
Mrs. II. W. Hinckley has made needed
improvements at the blue Hill house, "
and Is better prepared for summer com
pany than ever
At parish meeting of the Congrega-
tional society held April %. it was voted
to extend an invitation To the Rev. F. L.
Drew to remain another year as their pas
tor.
Mrs, l.. J. Osgood returned from Boston
last week with large stock of millinery
and dry goods.
Miss May ODER has opened Ideal lodge
for the season.
Geo. A. Clough, Esq, and wife of Bos-
ton were in town over Sunday.
The douors of the bank bills received in
the collection Sunday forenoon at the
Congregational church have the thanks of
the society and the assurance that the
Lord loveth a cheerful givcr"
The Congregational society has receiv ed
of Mrs 5 X Cushing of Boston the pres
ent Of sum OF money Of which they are
much in need. Mrs Cu>hing's gift Is a
great help.
May II. SUBSTITUTE.
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ARE

yog a sufferer from that tired feeling 50 common
..t t- SEASON q jhc y"ar. WhcI. after the tension
~ laa. inter ,a. hole system needs purifying
s.ss tcyt- --tIu- ANTI-tPOPIECTINE is
rho -reAte~t E1--! Further system Iuytsoraior
ana General Tonic known Examine This list
~ -yHIt bus vhich Indicate its us Dizziness.
Pressure !n FeAa Spots Il re Eyes Pain Arouni
.r i4I. iatlaa ~ the Heart Ta.n AT gnt Heart
VITA boiling 4 SUE -aa1iof. Ringing sounds in
Fsrs. N3alne-- pr Prirk.. Sensations p: Limits.
Fua Bofv .aa Shoulders ~ side IN Small Z Ra
ma HIi, H.-a Golo-od Urine with s1art.ns sen
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Night before last | was in
terrible distress caused by lead
collie. | used Browns Instant
Relief according to directions.
and it worked like magic. 1t
Is the best thing | ever used
for collie.
FRED l.. ! DUNG.
s+-Hour uon-, Refunded II it fails to
benefli you whei n-eA strictly a. directed On in
side WRAPPER, So you i-sAr DO ri-k in Try sn- it.
llr -urn sold %, all Dealer
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth: II so. send AT
once and get "A bottle of MRS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. Its value is incalculable. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it. mothers, there is no mistake about it.
1t cures dysentery and darrhea. regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. MRS.
WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
pREN TEETHING is pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription Of one Of the Oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the United
States. and is for sale by all druggists TIN ough-
out the world. Price 2J cents bottle.
ly4O.
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4 Fortunate and Grateful Woman.

Mrs. }. ii. Giles, OF Everett. Pa. SAY: Il
suffered for Years from kidney and gravel
trouble. No ply cian- or medicin, II home
did me any good. | finally visited ny former
home at Rondout, \. Y. and began using DR..
David kennedy's Favorite Remedy, OF Ron
dout, \. Y. A few words tell the result.
am perfectly we'll and happy woman once
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Ellsworth Falls.

Ellsworth Falls.
The Sabbath school at East Ellsworth
has been re-opened, with Mr.. Albert Lord
As superintendent.
Ticonc engine and company were out
for inspection last Saturday evening.
Mr.. MeLaren preached in Union Hall in
exchange with Mr.. Young last Sunday
evening.
Two Of our young men, Edward Finn and
John II. Nevis have inaugurated a new in
dustry in this place in the character of a
livery stable which Is at present located
at the stable of Edward Finn. Sr.
Repairs are being made on the engine
house which was left unfinished last fall.
Mr. A. +. Moore has started millinery
shop in connection with his store.
The reservoir in front of Whitcomb,
HAYNES & Cos store, has been undergoing
repairs.
A slight fire in the mill yard of Whit
comb, HAYNES & Co., caused the taking of
Tlconic engine to the place. The fire was
soon under control.
The concert given by the members of
the Golden Hours Pleasure Club No. |, .
of the city, Tue dey evening, May 7, at
Union Hall, consisting Of reading, singing,
recitations and sketches, proved to be a
grand success. Ihe parts were all well
rendered and those present found in it a
rare occasion for enjoyment Great cred
1t Is due the club for the pains they took
in making this pl> asure to their audience.
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In Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
May 10, 1880.
AnInrRNEp MEEIING.

o. az az, ~ a'">' ,nt prop
mint 81 The bilj, audited il, th. ron,,irt,.e IN
accounts and claims Rpl NJ amounted id
ih' aggregate l" S''iS %
DIED 10 sceepi III" resignation OF \, Il
- I'm '"','' y" =
l>>p
Voted. TIM th, road roll. be, committed to
Il. T. >o~le. collector uf iaNc>. for pay meut
ana that me MAYER if''" NJ warrant 10 l'as-
,,r.','..r t''',J VIII, ~, -, 50 .,,j,-
walk. Sl22 -: BRIDES. S44l4
Voted. That ,h, sum Of 80 be given to
VIM H. II. Rig, t"-i. No. -. {" \ X ~
lhe nv To-" "rd' o'''af lux ~ % w
,..,.....s..,.
i'm, I'll V..r,t,f Ij,itD Il, r..,,f,i ID, NUISANCE,
III The Din, aud >,.c THAT >u.h are mmcliar,l !
-, r,...v p.,,;.l. t...,,,..i..,,,l "a
>ury,.,or Of Mood ana batk
A,t,,t n r HAIR. tl.rk
Cant a. " Mason D.. h,,u,.- hi. house on
Pine. .tr,,.t ,,,titt,4i ouf.tir.
A.
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ing at East Surry and has the first week
registered more than ffty scholars.
Mrs. Reuben Osgood is again very sick.
The death of Mr.. James W. Davis cast
gloom over this community, where he was
well known and much respected.
Rev. +. A. Palmer of Ellsworth will de-
liver a short Grafton at the cemetery on
Decoration Day at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
Mrs. Lydia Morgan and Nathaniel Means
came on Saturday boat.
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City and County.
COLLECTORS NOTICE!

Ii persons Who have lot prid their Tax
= \ e f"r ISIS are hrieh, ~ tIried that they
ran save cots b, layins l' same before June
-. lSSo.
Al LENihi y. Collector
Ellsworth, MAJ 1t. l>S'. 1911
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Surry
r. II SWEET has sold his homestead at
Surry village to Capt. Harry Young and
will soon go to Corinna to live with his
daughter, Mrs. Cora Macomber
The remains of Edward Jarvis, who
died In New York last winter, were
brought home for interment, accompanied
by his wife, children and mother, Mrs,
James Jarvis.
Miss Susie Arey, teacher at the village,
was bitten last Thursday while returning
from school by cross dog, and her hand
is yet very sore. The dog was soon kill
ed.
Mrs. Tryphena Bowden of Penobscot is
making her annual visit at this place. Mrs.
Bowden is seventy eight years old and is
still hale and hearty.
Remember the lecture Wednesday even
ing at the NJ. E. church, by Mrs. L. NJ.
n. Stevens of Portland.
Miss Maud Leach of Penobscot is teach
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When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA.
When she was = Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria,
Whsn aba had Children, shA gave them CastOriA
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100 Ladies' Wanted,

lW LADIES " anteu,
And 100 men 10 call on any druggist for a
FREE trial package OF Lane, Family Medicine
the great root and herb remedy. discovered 10y
DR.. Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mountains,
For diseases OF the blood, liver and kdnrA il
is positive cure. For constipation and clear
ing up the compile xon it does wonders. Chill
dren like it, Everyone praises il. l.arge->iZc
package, % cents. At all druggists.
1yri
If you want custom suit made from the
best of material, trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style of art and TO nj like
the paper on the wall. leave your measure AT
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will get all
Of these, and more. at as low prices as can be
shown in the country. loft
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Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
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| have sold this medicine for two years and
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applying to
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car. the handsome young actor, who will APP
pear a. lngomar, the Barbarian, TO Maude
Bank Parthenia. was formerly the leading
man in the Salvini-Booth and Booth Barrett
| Companies: he is an actor OF great capability
| and experience. The costumes for Maude
Banks elaborate production Of Ingomar. were
designed and made by Ewes of New York. the
scenery painted By Voeghtlin an the effects de-
signed by Geo Z. Lask. Miss Banks tour 10
under the direction Of Cbas. +. Cook.
Work at the -hoe-factory has been delayed
during the past week by the non-arriva Of
floor boards which though shipped from
Portland several days ago, cannot now be
heard from. Mr. Stratton has been obliged to
discharge large part of his crew in eonse-
quence and naturally feels much perpexed.
| The factory i. nearly completed, with the ex-
| ception of the laying Of the floors.
The following officers OF Neal Dow Lodge
| OF Good Templars have been installed for the
present quarter by n II. Page. Lodge Deputy
f. W. Lord, c. T.; Mrs. Maria Armstrong. V.
| T.; +. l.. Curtis, p. Z. T.; W. A. Bonsey'
| Chap; Mrs. Mary Bonsey, 5. J. t.; Mrs
Mayo, Sec; Eiby Mayo. Asst. Sec; W. H..
| Butler, +. s.; Miss Jennie Mason, Treasurer /;
| Geo. Barron, NJ; Miss Carrie Floyd, Dept.
| NJ; John Thomas, Sent; John Armstrong,
| Guard.
| Mrs. L. u. n. Stevens, State President
| of the W. c. T. u, arrived In this city Tues
day forenoon, via Bar Harbor. As she and
] the county President left our residence, after
dinner, for Bluehll,the carriage driven by a
man who wore g. A. X. badge on bis hat,
we saw in the TACT, we trust, symbol that the
old army and the new have united against a
common foe more deadly and formidable than
that which finally laid down its arms at Apo
matox. We hope that the new army will meet
its foe at some Appomatox at no distant day.
| Hannibal Hamlin Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
of this city. will have special meeting on
Thursday evening of this week, to make prep
arations for Memorial Day. A full attendance
| Is requested.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-29
PEARLS WITHOUT PRICE.
Tho Gem Hunting Craze at Darlington
Wis. Receives Set Back

The Gem-Hunting Craze at DArlin 81 TOM
Wis. Receives . Set Back.
DARLINGTON, Wis, Aug. al.-The bottom
OF the pearl industry has dropped out sud-
denly. DR.. Carey. who shipped package
Of pearls estimated at . va.ue of 500 to
Chicago, has received telegram from the
consignees stating that the pearls were Of
no value. The effect OF the dispatch here
was iudicrons in the extreme and great
many prominent citizens have become sensi-
tive on the pearlquestion. Quite an amount
of money has changed hands among local
spectators A boy took thirty eight al
legged pearls ont OF one shell Saturday
morning aud refused an offer Of sal on the
spot
Chicago. Aug. al-The general testi-
mony of the Chicago jewelers. to whom
Wisconsin pearls have been sent for ap-
praisal is to the effect that the alleged
gems are worthless. Colonel kceler, OF j.
B. Chambers Il CO.; Mr. Goodrich, Mr. n H.
Berg, of s. Hyman 4 Co; Mr.. H. J. Teufel,
OF peacock's, and other competent judges
of pearls have all expressed the opinion
that the Wisconsin find" is Of little value.
Others, however, arc more sanguine.
BELsIpERE, Ill, Aug. aL The craze for
pearl fishing has reached Belviderc In
spired by the Wisconsin discoveries
several people here began examining
the clans which abound in the kishwaukee
river, and it was made known
Tuesday that Charles Richardson, a
baker, had found upward Of $50 pearls, for
which he had been offered in Chicago an
average price of thirty-five cents each.
The news spread rapidly, with the result
that parties will be organized and the river
bottom dragged for CLANS.