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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-08-02

dependent on the ram or snow lall.
'Haye these springs any unusual
characteristics p
"Yes. oae in particular, situated
two miles above the town OF Eddy,
is soft water spring, which, not
withstanding the rapid current of
the Fecos, discharges its great vol
ume of water with such force as to
almost traverse the width OF the
Pecos river before it is effected by
the current. This spring alone
furnishes more water than the en-
tire supply now used in the city OF
/ Denver. This water will be uti-
lied to supply the town OF Eddy
and will be conveyed there in pipes
as now contemplated by the COM
nanu. lhe country as to health IS
almost perfect no malaria there,
and 1t is rare to sec a sick person.
| think it an excellent climate for
persons with pulmonary affections.
"W hat do you think OF the town
Of Eddy and it's prospects ?
81 am favorably impressed with
( Eddy. The people there all seem
with one accord to work for the
general welfare and upholding OF
the country. They eschew politics
and are endeavoring to foster the
irrigation system i'll New Mexico
"Are many town lots being sold =
"Since May lst over $2O,OO0
worth of lots have been sold"
MANY improvements going on?
"Yes, there are now twenty-five
or thirty ner buildings under con
tract, many OF which are IN course
OF construction,
sCttAS, ID. EpbiJ
the father OF the irrigation scheme,
at this stage Of the interview came
M. He said in answer 10 how his
his work was progressing:
"ihe company are about through
with their heaviest work, the Ter
ra plane"
"What is that p
"WelI, it's ditch eighteen feet
high and 1900 feet long, built on
top of the ground. We are working
on several large reservoirs.
"What are the dimensions OF the
dam ?"
at is thirty eight feet high and
and 2 600 feet long
chow many teams and men are
you working ?"
Five hundred teams and LOU
men.
as the land being entered fastY'
eyes, indeed.
What is the length OF the ditch?
Zone hundred miles long and II
some pIaees eixty-eight feet wide
which is wider than tie Erie canal
which, / nm told, is only forty fee
in width"
"Are your buildings of substan'
tial nature ?"
"Yes, most OF them Of brick anc
stone. Joyce, Ponnypacker d Co
have n tremendously large store.
"Haye you hotel buildings 7"
mot at present; but one costing
$50, 900 will soon be mp. We have
a magnificent school house, and We
are figuring on letting contrac
for 100000 brick, possibly IN Il
Paso. The company have ample
funds to further all Of their plans
) and 10 my opinion, they will bring
New Mexico TO the front. We ex
pect the Legislature to assist us II
; encouraging tie irrigation through
out the Territory. ard that honora'
BILE body will certainly enact nc
laws that will throw cold water OF
its advancement.
Mr.. Eddy left to-day for Colo
RADIO, to take two weeks lone
needed rest. He is full of vim nnc
energy, which makes him the very
: man for such an enterprise.
GENERAL.
pfy Galch, lincoln county, was
, flooded with lead ehiekens, drown
t.tf g..
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-08-02
THE TERRITORY.
The I.atess Territorial News ferta'h
ing TO Mining Interests and Other
Matters as CLEANED from cur
Exchanges
rHE rfuos VALLEY.

A Herald representative inter
viewed Mr. L. q. Shields, the reg
ister Of the United States land
office at Las Cruces, who was Just
returning tronl weeks stay at the
town of Eddy. Mr.. Shields is an
authority on horticulture, Is largely
interested in Mesila valley lands,
and does not own a cents interest
in Eddy or any portion of the Pc
cos country; but has the following
to soy about that section
Il understand you have just re-
turned from Eddy"
"Yes, | spent week there, devot-
| ing my entire time to the inspection
Of the soil as compared with that
Of other countries which are subject
to irrigation, and also rs to what
branches Of agriculture 1T was best
adapted
"Wen, what were the deductions
drawn p
Il unhesitatingIy say that 1t Is
superior in extent tc any irrigation
enterprise L have ever seen, eXcep'-
ing the San Joaquin valley in CAL
ifornla. But it is
sECoAp no NONE III VALUE.
| It is rich in alluyial soil and wash
ings rrom the limestone hills, pecu-
Iliarly adanted to vinticulture. In the
valleys the soil Is on ha average OF
from FIVE TO twelve feet deep, and
on the hills It varies in depth. OIL
ives will grow to perfection, AMI
ss 1t is a new and increasing indus
try in this country, is within itself
a recommendation. "
/ i "W hat is the topography OF the
country, and to what crops is 1t
adapted 2"
"rhe entire country east OF the
river is consecniiyely composed of
hills and valleys. The Inter often
cover an area of from 4, 900 to 6,0OO
acres of the richest SOIL J ever saw.
70 the west, beginning Mt the river,
the country is slightly broken; hut
within a mile develops Into vast ta'
bic lands, which ase peculiarly
adapted to the raising of small
4 grains, such as wheat, barley, rye
oats and corn. East of the river
fruits of every kind will grow OK
c4llently, and in my Judgement the
SEASONS are from two to three weeks
earlier than in the Rio Grande
valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOS La OR BIDS WILL BE
- re i've by the Di ectors Il the Ma.o' &c
Ha A. Asaociat o :, on or prr n Tues ay. June
flth. ss9 Z r furnishing the necessary materia 6
and bail ling the Maso' ic Temple, ct the lite
% ecte by the Direct r. of the Masonic Hal
Association At Winnemncca Humhs idt County,
State OF Nevada, &C ording 70 the plans and
specific tito q aiootsd and now on die st the
OH, oi N. Levy O,
No bid will be ceived unless II is acco Y =
panied nv = certified checS Of Five Hundred
(t6o0 Oo) Doll ,rs, payable TO the secretary ofthe
Naso | Hall Association, - guarantee on the
part OF th, .ucce,stul bidder tn he will within
Five DAYS after the acceptance OF his hid enter
into written contract 10 furnish said materials
and do said work according 70 the pans and
specification thereof. and will al o ex cute and
file with this B,atd in su sam a. IL shall direct
Q gooi and ssii lent bond 10 he approved by said
Board and condition TOR the faithful perform
Ance OF said contra {
Nvr will any hid he c,nside-ed by the Board
unlss. received at or p Tor to 100 o'clock. 2. N /.
on TUESDAY, June 11th, 1889, at which time
the d. vi be opened f.
The Board reserves the ght TO rs setany and
all bids. ! ~ Is.
Bidders are invited to be- pr mt at the opening
Of bids. ..,
!. N. LEVY,
Secretary Mas'nic Hall Association.
Winnemucca, May 22, 16s9-td .e
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
The Cronim Murder Case.

CHICAGO, June l4.-Chief Hubbard
says he has received notice of the arrest
Of the mysterious wv. J. Smith," but
will not say where the arrest was made.
NEW YoRK. June l4.-McD Donald, the
alleged murderer, said ia sn interview
to-day that be was 10 California six years
ago. The only time he ever was in Chi
csgo was when he passed through en-
route for Csliforuia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
xUsslAs INVENTIONS.

1 Suppasttien That hey are Ser tile.
VIENxA, June IA B wiin istter III
the Py,sse says the impression is incrsas
ing i~ Germany that the r'zu's remarks
st gtke banquet in ST. Petersburg, re.
cers'v. that tha Primo. Of Won't. nepro
vas th so'e. 100 IRE friend of Ru els. " .
directed as Germany - we'll ~ Au .trie.
The letter says that . rer-t'ti IN Of su b
an incident would hsnish all hope Of
maintsioirg peace. and points to the con.
tinued s.rsngth-niug Of Russian arma-
ments on the western frontier, as an TO-.
of Russia's hostile intentions.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15

They Decide 10 >srike. and Quit i'm .
Bady.
PARIS, June l4.-The cab drivers of
the city struck IN a body yesterday, and
al traffic is suspended.
There are no cabs on the streets. csus.
ing great Inconvenience.
Minister of the Ioterior Conans re-
iv.d delegation at the strikers, and
promised to consider their demands. He
warned them aga .1st disorder.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
lYxlHiNG ~ sNngANA.


CoRYDoN. Ind June Il -Jsmes d..
vine aud Charles Tenuysoo were taken
fom jill by a mob of over two hundred.
aud hsrged from the bridge west of
town. These men atts mptsd to rob the
house of L"may on lsst Friday and on
being discovered. shot James L may and
his niece. The mob made M attempt To
diseui.e Themselves. and got into the Jail
hy cutting down two iron doors. The
hodies OF the lynched men were left
hanging for five hours, ~hea .hey were
cut down.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15

New YoRK. June l4.--A Washington
special says the wedding Of ex.Secrsta'y
B.yard and Miss Clymer did not take
place. Some mischievous person Exed it
for ST. Joha's Church, aud the ne~sps.
pers generally made the announcement.
Miss Clymer told a correspondent that
no date had been fixed for the wedding.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
cllirea CT, Pitchers Casiuria
Ruck,ra's Aru.ca .nIve.

Ia. RssT SAWS in the word for uts, r u'se
sores. Ulcers, sat Rhet m, 2 We. Sores, Tette,
chapred Hands. Chilhlains. Corns. and ell Skin
evuptioss, and positively cures Piles. or no nay
equired. Il is guaranteed TO give perfect satis-
uetoY ~ u,os.ev vet,srded. PY'ce 26 cents yer
boz. FOR sale at the Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
The ranasnm Canal.

PARIS, jane IA. The Cabinet 10 day
di-cu.s d the d,fi.uities Of the Panama
C."al Company. The l;qu;dstor read
his report. The result of the findin. .
will he that the Goverpms ne will shortly
pr. sent bill dealing with tho matter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
lhildrenCrT .PitclGr's sCasisr!a
VOU rA<NOC AefAWD

At this season 9th year 70 b. without a good
rellable da' rhoes ha sam in the hou e.as CT mps.
collie, iarrhoea and al T. fiamati Of the atom ach
a d bowels are exceedipgy Danger us IL MT at
tended IN at ono. One hottie nj BEG !S' DtAk.
RaOEA BaLSAA uiIl do mote ocd In ca-es of
this k,, Il than asv ct M Iii, inc on earth. We
guarantee It.. Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15

WASHINGTON, June l4.-Secretary
Tracy has Just Issued an order directing
that all vessels of the navy he painted
white, in order to reduce the temperature
four degrees. This will increase the cost
Of keeping the vessels.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15

LONDON, Juoe "a While Gladstone
was passing through the town OF Wad i.
bridge, CORNWALL, yesterdsv, mis.i'e,
believed TO have been live c,rt id :,
Wa throw At bis carriage. II did no
harm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
A CURIOSITY ~ WASHING rON.
A Man who Voted for UarrtsSn, ana
49, Does Nof Want Onice.

WASHINGTON. June l4.-An old gen.
tIensn named Isreal Townsend. of Vir.
ginis. called to psv h;s respects to the
President yesterday. On his card was
inscribed: "Seventy.four years old to-
dsv; voted for Harrison aud Granger in
1896, Harrison and Tsiar in lS40, Har.
rison and Morton in 1888; arr not an ap-
plicsnt ,r offi.e." The President saw
him for few minutes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
A Good EiIl nefnstrd.

HARTFORD, June l4.-rhs bill to elect
State officers by plurality vote, Dem
ocratic measure. was d,fsated in the
House by a strict party vote.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
Office Of Secretary Masonic
Hall Association

NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A
il call Is made on You tor twent five (25s)
per nt OF amo mt subscri ed or tho erection
of the Masonic Temple at W,nnemucca, Nevada.
payable within thirty days OF date.
|. N. LEVY,
Secretary Masonic Ha Association.
Winnemucca, New, May 20, 1889.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
EXTENSION OF Tam n.

TIME TINE FOR SUBMITTING BIDS AZ
above Is extended to June 25th, 1850, at 7
O'Clock, 2. N.
l. N. LEVY,
Secretary.
winnemuoca, June IL, 1885, I'd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
OFFICERS


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Francisco Pnncon H.; Phillip WieklsnA
Csriu Sibbald. Golonda News New; Wm Stock.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15

Ewuws SwIFT's SPECIFIC has GU e' me cf a
sE3 mali Tan, breaki z out on my leg. v hich
eau cd in'o'e able pain. lt was callod
e Eczema bt the doctors four tf who n
treated me wi n no lief. can IDLY
confess h I'll owe nv pres mt good h attn
IL" TO =. S. =, which In my estimation Is
HAA L invaluable al a gooh rem NV
WI MIss JULIA DRWIrr,
2227 n. i0th g., ct. Lo is, No.
/" Oar baby when two months old we
TN II at .cked vi b Scrofula whieo for q long
k1E lime destroyed her eye esis sht entir. ly and
c us d ,is tn despair OF her fe The
doctors f,il d to relieve her. and we ga g
"" swIPr's PsctFIc, VIII en- soon cured ter
a6A ! entirely, and she i. now hale and hes Tty.
E v. fmLg. WilisPoiat. Texas.
kJ Send for book giving history cf
ri ,ot Diseases and adsi,e to suf rrs,
s. maii Tree. THs SWIFT SPE INC Co..
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

latest from all Parts OF tho World.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
for Infants and Children:

''Castoriai Is SO vell adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known 20 me-" II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III 80. Oxford St., Brooklyn. NY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-15
A HOT ARTICLE

Which are lcctted In Humboldt Go IN
N-vadi abo 1t tw my mlo, from Miii Cht.
station on the G. p. X. H.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11

to expect our share of 1t, and We
cannot see that any special credit should
he given Senator Ballard, as he simply
did his duty in securing for us our due.
But We will say for Senator Ballard that
he was always found on the honest
clean side OF legislation with the people
and was never found or accused OF TAX
ing ''the greasy hand OF Doodle" pre-
sented by corporations. - Steamboat
Springs Inter Mountain.
Why does the Inter Mountain over
look Speaker Eddy In this mattsry 1t
seems To us he did more toward get
ting the above bills through than any
other member Of the Legislature, or for
that matter. any dozen members, vet
the 1. N. hasn't word Of praise for
him. II looks as though our fampa
river contemporary purposeiy Ignores
Mr.. Eddy's strong claims 10 the graft
tude Of his constituents In the present
instance. The 1. NJ. may be opposed 10
Sir. Eddy politically, but that should
not prevent II giving c:edit TO whom
credit is due.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11

John Martin has again departed for
ranch experimenting the putting In OF
crops.
Harry Evans came In from Dillon
Tuesday evening. Harry can now lie
seen at his desk in the Clerk and Re-
cor,ier's Office.
Joe Kung Of Pice-ance, made his
srmi-annual visitation TO the county
seat this week and spent few days
exchanging greetings with his numerous
friends.
Robert Me'z:er is In from Leahvi'lc
on short visit To his brother Otto. Mr..
n. will look after his property here dur.
ing his stay and thus combine pleasure
and business.
Mr.. &. ". Foreman returned from
Glcnwood Wednesday, but has been
confined 10 his room at the Meckrr
hotel since on account Of bad cold
contracted at the Springs.
l.. u. Waibridgc and James Lytiic
were last Sunday cicc;sL 10 rep:rsrn,
ST. James church, as lay delegates, n,
III. Dioccan Council Of the Episcopal
Church. which meets al Denyer on the
9Th Of June. The cashier and we
will devote all our spar. time between
now and the nboyc date. 10 cultivating
u pious look.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
For the r.s,.c,,.. Of Fish.

The fish law enacted n, the recent
session OF the General Assembly, is be-
low given aud is now law:
II is unlawful 10 kill. take or fish for
any trout In any OF the waters OF Colo.
RADIO within 30 Yards OF any iishway or
artificial or natural obstruction. II Is
unlawful ut any time 10 take or Kill any
trout or food fish by means of any
poisonous or delctcrinu, or stupefying
drug or by the use Of ans explosive sub.
stance. or by the erection OF any weir,
dam or other artificial obstruction. or by
the use OF any net. seine or device what
soever. except by . hook anl line.
II is unlawful Ia t,ae Or kill any trout
or food fish at any time Of the year cS.
ccpt between July | and November l.,
and then only for food purposes. and
only in such quantities IA are necessary
for the immediate use of the person
catching.
II is unlawful to take or kill mt any
time any trout less than six inches in
length.
For using poisonous or deleterious OF
Supplying drug, or any explosive sub.
stance. fine OF not less than sIco nor
more than 500, or Imprisonment in the
county Jail not more than sixty days or
by both fine and Imprisonment.
For taking or killing trout or other
food fish in greater quantities than are
necessary for the Immediate use of the
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11

On motion the following resolution
was read and adopted:
WHEREAS, certain streets and high.
ways have, since the LAYING out into
streets and aiisys OF the Town Of
Mcckcr. been ob,,ructed by fences for
the purpose Of enabling parties owning
lots on both sides OF said streets to cul.
iivats the same wi,hon, going TO the eS'
penss OF erecting fences around their
said property, and against the pro'es,
ani 10 the d-triment OF property own.
cTs living adjacent thereto. Therefore.
he IL
Resolved. By tie Board Of Trustees
of the Town Of Mrrkcr. uia; all fences
and distractions placed arE"Ns any lay.d
out street within the iiini,s Of the Town
OF Mcckcr, sine. the laying out OF said
Town Into streets and alleys he IT,
moved within ,wcnt, days from the
adoption OF this resolution. Aud bc II
further
Resolved. That tho Mayor of Mecket
ins,rue, III. Marshal II said town Ia
notify parties erecting such fences "r
distractions "a move the same within
The time specified In this resolution, OF
tho samc shall Lc done 10y the Marshal
Of said town and the costs of said re-.
moyal bc taken mp agains, the parties
erecting such fence or obstruction.
On motion. the Mayor appointed II
committee To draft an ordinance com.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
To Our Lady Headers.

We have among our exchanges to-day
the sumptuons May number of that
handsome illustrated publication for the
ladies', the Paris Fashion Journal and
Art Dress Maker. of New York and
Cincinnati. Its illustrations are verit-
able art treasures. and it is, in every
thing, certainly the foremost publica-
tion for the family. Send 10 cents in
postage stamps to the publishers,
Messrs. a. b. Flesher & Co., 80 Race
street. Cincinnati, Ohio. will receive n
specimen copy of the Paris Fashion
Journal free.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11

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The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11

The citizens of Routt county are at
last made glad that they received lit
tie consideration from the last Legisla-
ture. The bills for the canon road be.
and for the bridge across Iampa river
near Cross Mountain have become laws
by the approval of Governor Cooper.
II is conceded that had it not been FOR
the support and influence of Senator
with the Governor, we would have been
deprived of the appropriations for
these improvements. The money for
internal improvements was in the
State Treasury and we had right
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
stood up for i,I. Rights.

Apropos of the Washington ccnten-
NAL celebration the following char.
acteris,ically American incident is
wired from New York: There was
considerable delay, says the reporter. in
starting the procession from the foot Of
Wall street, which was explained when
Ex.President Hayes and Chauncey NJ.
Depcw appeared and took seats in the
carriages reserved for them. After
reaching the Equitable building, Mr..
Depew told the story of the failure of
himself and Mr.. Hayes to reach the
dock in time. lie said MIR. Hayes
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
" % JssG q.

HAy-PEAsLIg-On Thursday after
noon, May .. iss,, nj the residence Of
Mr.. u. ]. Hay. on lower White river,
SIR. John i. Hay ani Miss Nota Peas
lee. Rev. \. l.. Williams officiating.
The happy young couple have the
wcll.wishcs Of large number of friends
for their future happiness and prosper
i;y. TnE HERALD extends congratu!a.
t,pus
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11

SAINT Monday night. says u Colorado
Springs special to the Denver Republi-
can. Frank Costello, n Oid-t!ms citi-
zen OF Colorado. n peoprietor OF the
principal store in the tS~n In which he
also conducts tho posto0ice. For some
time tho town has besu the resort Of
men Of tough character. II being the
trading point for An immense mountain
territory. Costello hae quite u large
amount Of money on hacd ut all times.
Two clerks are employed In the store.
About s O'Clock Monday evening when
the three were in the store fixing up the
goods previous To closing three tough
looking men opened the Door and walked
in. Without warning a sign they drew
two revolyers aud . Winchester and
pointing them at ODtellp and his clerks
demanded that the docs9 and windows
be closed and lolted. as,6 TINT ail tile
money In the establishusent be handed
over 10 them. =
Costello and the two clerks At nrst
tried to bluiI them. on1 OF the clerks
named Putnam seixinR club AMI ad'
vancing toward tho men. wbereupon all
three jumped at him and beat hun with
.,,,,,s .nI w,,..,sS,.r, un,i, Putnam
s.u 20 ,,.. ,,,r in..,.,,l. Th;s srn,.J
c'',.,,. ..,,. ,,...,.., ,.I,, ~. villain.
-. ,,'',..,,s ,,,. .nI ..,d h. won,J
,,, ~ a.,..a -, H.. 800,
an al. a..n,,., ,,.,c,. m. doors hal
- 80 an. ~. n,,., attracted m.
.,,..,,,a.' 80 y, s...,., 60. mn IN. on, .
80 -, ,...',.r ,..,,..m on ,n.
So. 80 II -, ,,.,, ann. a,
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-, III. ~. ,a... ,,s h..,,, n,o-
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" s"e' ",.",.' -,
'"ope's t"ese'o' 'au "''"'' "". '"
toward tha door ih'" ''e S.'ee' ~"e,'
they brok. 'nt" run t'esafu 'he o'"sa'
by 'h's u"'c the crow o" 'ne o"'''ae
hah g'c"'! "e'ea" .'"" WV" '"'
t"ppsis aPira'e" :" '"e oo'. Wv! ~ w,
hc"'a'ry "ir"e' "te y" '
"ih.hcs'ets ana tes"'Neis' "'"
ing the opposite Ai"e vi III" S''e''
TIRE" fopbc'' '"'he' ".i' guns y" ,"e
crowd ana fe,hfncu 'he h'c' ~ 'cs"'"
iusil''r was KEEP. up tot s"tac "''"u's'
during which the os's """'"S' uo'e
WAS 10 william bfsd'' VINO was s"ueA
bv n bullet Just "np'e inc eye. P'o"'"S
deep CASH across ms 'otene'
ihr f"oprfs aisapi~a'ea u" '''e o'"'"'