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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
I,ENER RAJ,

On and after May |, the mail railway
service will Ge sub. ect TO the civil service
law
The secretary OF the treasury has receiv-
ed a conscience contribution OF over two
thousand dollars from Charles w. Harris
horn of Taunton, Mass, being the amount
due from the estate of his father under an
old law levying "A tax on transfers of prop
erty. His father died in 1863 and the tax
accrued at that time. The matter had been
entirely overlooked by the government.
The Arkansas general court on the 1st
inst. sentenced five convicts TO hang July
II.
A. S. Hastings, a telegraph operator at
Fountain, Col, small station on the Santa
Fe railroad, near Colorado Springs, was
murdered the other night by tramps w,o
secured S34 %, all the money he had, from
him.
Four men were drowned while on the
Columbia river, neIr the Cascades, April 80.
They were on government work.
Aurora mGe, in the Gogebic range, is on
fire, the flames having started in shaft 300
feet under. The mine was one Of the fam
Gus "big four mines OF the Moore Benja-
min interest but now belongs to Cleveland
people. The fire throws 400 men out of
work.
Three men were crushed to death in the
Hyde Park COlliery near Wilkesbarre, Pa,
the other day.
Mrs. j. M Kellogg, wife of the attorney
general of Missouri, was installed as first
assistant attorney geuer u on the lst inst.
She was admitted 10 practice in the SUI
premc court eight years ago, and is "A mem
Der Of the state bar association. For sew
eral years she was partner in the law
business Of her husband, the Old tirm name
being L. Il. ~ j. III. Kellogg.
The commissioners OF pensions has found
that there are BOO soldiers drawing en-.
siOns for total blindness at the rate Of so
per month.
Carter B. Harrison, relative OF the
President, has been apo .nted United
States Marshal of middle Tennessee.
Assistant secretary Tichenor has made a
ruling that the emigr mt fund cannot prop.
erly be used for he support OF deportation
of emigrants who are I'm -ooi hcilt II the
time of their arrival and are permitted 10
proceed TO their destiu ton, but VINO sub
seqUently become pubic charges by reason
of sickness
Presde Harrison has approved the
findings and sentence OF the general court
martial which recent tried Mai. Lydeck-
er for neglect of duty in experimenting
the cors ructou of the Wash ngton agUe-
duct tunnel. The sentence Of the court +,
as follows Tolorfeit o The I'm cd tatcs
500 per month Of his pay for nine months
and TO be reprinanGed IN orders.
The residence Of Charles Williams near
Abingdon, Md, was burned to he ound
the other night and his four little child EN-
persisted in the flames.
Sir Julian Puncefote the new British
minister, was formally presented 10 the
President ON the 81 inst
The supreme court meets on the 18th
inst at which time 10 Is expected that an
opinion will be handed down in the ,ele-
brated case Of Myra Cl-rk Gaines from
New Orleans.
Six newspapers and FIVE banks are al
ready started in the town OF Guthrie, !. Il.
house in Ashtabula, Ohio. occupied by
Portuguese family, was destroyed by ire
and three children perished in the flames.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
NEWS SUMMARY.
THE PRIESTS TO BLAME.
A Desperate Fight in Which $50 Per-
sons We're Killed.

SUITS
Il man lust arrived from Guanaiuata
Mexico, brings details of riot at that
place He is prom nent in political ID and
|&he tru Tia of his sta ement can be relied up
.tCn He expects TO retLrn 10 Mex, o short
IN and therefore hi name is withheld
III Some two months a O five jesuit priests
MILO had been expelled from France for po-
h itical reasons ape red IN La Luz, min
. lng suburb OF Guanajuata, They immediate
k-~ue1an "A crusade az ainSt the DiaZ govern
lent preached of the wrongs OF the priest
Yhood, called for God venge nee upon the
impious heads which had allowed American
Railroads 10 penetrate the country and do
much harm. They especially condemned
civil law marriage, proc aiming such unions
Illegal and children OF them illegiumatCl
They were arres ed but man ged TO escape !;
ere re captured and taken 10 Jail.
On their way TO the Jail they tore thei +
/. hair and beat their breasts, and called up
On the people TO rescue them. IL was near
Wv dark when they were imprisoned and
soon there were 10000 men surgiug abOu /
the Jail. Many of them were armed ana in
IA short time they began the attack. Finally
they fired the Jail At / clock 200 regu-
lar soldiers appeared from Guiana alta. They
across the street. The mob refused TO
>disperse at the officers command and fire
I. Immediately began. . he volleys now
the crowd down at short range, Still
mob stool its ground
The streets were filed with blood A
mber OF the insurgents, armed with pis-
Is and rides, climbed upon the Joining
gses and the soldiers began 10 drop one
Ne! After half hours continuous
* a ch rye with the bayonet was
I'D. Then the mob gave way and ran
hell
:. together more than 80 persons were
" MON the streets The soldiers lost III
Vnd wounded. Among the dead was
liep tenant The fire in the Jail was
lchNd and the frightened priests taken
BGuaisa uata for safety. They are now
hfinedl in the CASTILLO de Grandelas, an
hmenses pile in which the gre u hidalgo
revolution had its birth. IT is thought that
Jhad the riot proven successful and the local
! authority )verthrown, a serious uprising
would have resulted.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

A passenger and freight train collided In
bend few miles west Of jamestown, ID.
T., on the 9th inst. One engineer and a
postal clerk were killed. and several passen-
gers sustained serious injuries
News has been received OF desperate
fighting in the Algomah lumber district
Several en- have been killed and num-
Der Of others dangerously wounded The
Prov iucial Cover nment has sent detach-
ment OF militia TO the Gene of the trouble
The supreme court of Nebraska has Just
Cec.ced ques ion of interest To money
loauers. Growing corn had been mort
gagged; after coming To maturity IL was
harvested and sold TO grain dealers. The
owners of the mortgage sued for the value
of the corn. The court decides that grow
ing corn is not the corn after it has been
crib, ed and sold; in other words that the
mortgage will not hold and the plaintiff can
not recover
Supt Herman Of the Cork county 1ll)
insane asylum has been arraigned on "A
charge of murder His arrest was caused
by the death OF IA patient in that institu
ton, who had been beaten 10 death by at
PENDANTS.
William Henry Davenport, a son of the
late r. h. Davenport, and IA brother of Fan
ny Davenport, the actress, committed sui
eide in san Francisco II few days ago, with
morphine.
he Missouri legislature defeated the
beef inspection bill
Geo. French, clerk in the court Of
claims, and Miss Alberta benedict, "A
daughter Of the publhc pr inter- have scan
dalized Washington society by running
away To get married.
The agent and party sent out by the Min
nesota hi tOr,col society 20 discover the
source of the Mississippi river report hay
ing discovered two lakes 10 feet above
ltasca, aud seven miles distant TO which
they traced the head of the river.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
Mnrder at Marnnette.

At four o'clock the other morning An.
drew Gregoire, proprietor of the Saginaw
house in Marquette, and woman calling
herself his wife got into "A row. She broke
a hea ~ water pitcher over his head. He
shot her dead aud then shot himself in the
right temple. He may live. The couple
went TO Marquette from East Saginaw
about "A We r and n half ago. Gregoire was
vel known as n saloonkeeper and a log
booming jobber for years. Rose was a
woman of The town Tor about five years.
She came from Springfield, Mass, and was
soon followe by her husband, Thomas
Garvey, a fugitive from justice, who was
afterward sent TO the penitentiary Tor two
years for stabbing Springfield officer. In
the mean time Rose led life of shame,
IN lily ree.ng the city. Gregoire was "A
jealous dispositioned Frenchman, and the
killing was not unexpected by those who
knew the partie'. Gregore was 45 and the
woman McGregor 32.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
Parliament PrOrnyned.

The governor genera, prorogued the third
YGssion of the NTH parliament of Canada
'on the I'd inst He congratulated the house
and senate on It's adoption OF measures in
creasing communication with Europe aud
Asia, for developing railroad facilities, re-
forming election laws, ana giving system
of speedy criminal trials in the provinces.
The Ontario boundary question would soon
be settled. The amendment OF copyright
laws, the econ, MIXING legislation for the
postal service, and for developing the
northwest were also complmented highly.
The parliamentary session wasthen form.
ally closed
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
WELCOME IN HIS OLD AGE.
Lorenzo Siebert Draws $1,000 In tn
LOnIHinna >Int, IoLIerY.

:"
Louisiana stat, Lottery.
Toledo (Ohio) Blade. Apeil1
Lorenzo Siebert who keeps clothes re
pairing and cleaning shop at Sl3 Summit
street, is one of the two persons who drew
one-tyentieth of the ticdet No. 10, APO in the
March drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery. A reporter for the hi de called
on him and asked him TO tell about it
We'll" he said, ~ had drawn several
times before and never got more than SO
or $50, and ! was not expecting any hing
this time. l sold a quarter of my ticket 10
my partner, William Par e, ami another
quarter TO Mr. Has, a friend of mine. We
are all poor men, and l tell YOU there were
three happy Cd men when we learned
that we had s., 600 10 divide up. We got the
money in a few days, thr0u h the L. s. Elk
press company, and 1 have put mine out at
interest, TO have something in my old age. y
Mr.. SieberJ is about 20 yours old, his
partner a middle-aged man, and Mr.. Haas
is 81
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
Public Deb, Statement.

WASHINGTON, May THE public debt
statement issued May | shows: Interest
hearing debt, $40, l15, 1904; debt on which
interest has ceased, S9,OSG, 93ls3; debt
bearing no interest, SOP, 1Ss, 153gi; total
debt, 81 90, 05l, OLA; less available cash
items, 81, l57, 2s2, s7S.71; debt less cash in
treasury May |, 81, l0l, 6J5, 42s 10; decreae g
during April, $lS,0is, 2,4.l1; cash available
for reduction of debt, S4l4, 76a, OPS 43; una
valuable SO, $50, 1891; certificates held as
cash. 81 3d. s.; net cash bal nee on hand,
500, G7S, 1a0.25; total cash in treasury, S6l9,-
900, 9l5.G5
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
Off For Brazil.

The state department has received from
the legations at Buenos Ayres a statistical
report prepared lay that government show
ing large immigration TO tie country,
ov er 90 per cent being Italians. About
$4,000 have arrived during the present
year. The government has become alarmed
at the influx, and has notified its agents in
England TO limit the number there TO 2OO
month, as many Irish immigrants become
dependents upon the public upon their ar
RIVAL. In order 10 assist immigr"n the
ernment contemplates buying large
ts of land and selling to immigrants at
Arates and long time
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
The Crnn PrOsnectS.

The state weather service crop bulletin
gives the temperature for the week ending
May at 6.2 degrees below normal; rainfall,
$500 inches below the average, with but
little sunshine, which has resulted in re-
tarding the growth of all crops. warm
rain is bauly needed. Oats are nearly all
sown and corn planting has been com
menced in Hillsdae and Monroe counties.
The frosts of May and . injured peach,
grape and cherry buds slightly in Lenawee,
jackson and Berricn counties.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

Those who are con empl ting trip
either for health or pie sure should ac-
quaint themselves ful with the advant-
ages and inducener. offered by the noun
tain resorts Of Colorado and Los Vegas
Hot Springs New Mexic Handsomely
ILLUSTRATED. pamph cts and books descrip.
tive of the above iurn. shed free on applica-
tin. Special tourist rate now in effect.
Gro. T. NICHOLSON, G. p. & T. A., Tope-
ka, Kas.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

Over GO people were forced to leave their
homes yesterday u CAL for a free trial
package of Lanes Family Medicine. II
your blood is bad your liver and kidneys
out Of order, il YOU are constipatei and
nave headache ard an unsigh ly complex
ion, don't fail TO ell on any druggist TO
day for free sample of I is great remedy.
The ladies praise it. Every one likes il.
Large size package 80 cent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

To the Editor Please inform your read
ers that have po tive remedy for Con
sumption. BY its timely uss thousands Of
hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. ] shall be glad To send two bottles
of my remedy free 10 any If your readers
who have consumption if they will send
their express and Il. .. address Respect
fully, L. A. Slocum, NJ c., lol Pearl St,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
"A man who has pract ced medicine for
40 years, ought to know salt from sugar;

a man who has pract ced med cine for
40 years, ought TO know salt from sugar;
read what he says:
Toledo, O., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs +. j. Cheney X Co. -Gentlemen.
Il have been in The general practice of
medicine for most 30 years, and would say
that IN all my practice and per ence, have
never seen preparation that | could pre-
scribe with as much confidence Of success
as can Hal &, tarrh q r'. mauufactur-
ed by you Have pre- Scr o 10 great
many times and IL e G is wonderful, and
would say in couc'us that have yet to
find case OF G, tarrl thlt II would not
cure, If they would take 1t according to
directions.
Your Truly,
l.. L. tiOaSUCH, M. D..
Of.cc 2l5 summit ST.
We will give 500 for any ca @ of Catarrh
that cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh
Cure. TAKEN internally.
r, j. CHENEY Il CO, Props, Toledo, O
u Sold by Drugg .sts, ;js.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
The Din,cu,ty Exper,.pced

In taking Cod Liver Oil is entirely over
come in SCOTS Emulsion of!Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphitcs. IL is palatable as
milk, and the most valuable remedy that
has ever been produced for the cure of Con
sumption, Scro ula and Wasting Diseases.
Do not fail TO try il.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

Loudness is the har c,eristic OF new
French hosiery. Nearly all the stockings
have black grounds b rely visible through
blocks. squares and stripes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

Ma. Gen. Carnahan and Supreme Chan
cellor William Ward will be present at the
Knights OF pythias brigade meeting al
Albion on Juno 5. d and :.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

Plaid wool school gowns lor misses are
cut on the bias throu- houL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castorie,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castor,a,
When she had Children, sic gave them CasteriA
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
Shcrim,s Sale,
Summer IourL

Smoke the Sheriff Sale Segar q straight
10c Havana cigar for sc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10
Con.umption surely ured.

Very large meshed net is used for entire
costumes of black net.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-12

Their ere III patients at the Insane
Asylum at Reno.
About $40 In iiana are stamp ng the
earth at L ko in big fandangn.
The Indians of Dou. las county have
gone to California to gather ;orns.
The tax roll Of Eureka county has fall.
en- If, this year, Sl50. 900.
r nd". by making the quarter in %,
on the Reno tack, has dem n,tra ted
chat he is flyer on a par with the
,horonk hbrtds.
Jas. f. Dennis has sold the Central
Nevad an, published at Battle NJ, uutsin,
to j. A B o.s,n,. Dennis has vpeued q
law I, tice'
The boundary lines between the Eu.
reka Con ami Richmond Con mines are
III dispute and an underground survey is
to be made to .ettle it.
The law AMI the gospel are both un.
represented in Tuscarora. There is
neither practicing attorney nor
preacher Gated in camp.
Appeal: FirebugS are still Irowling
about Carr on and will continue to do o
until one OF them is strung up according
to the plan adopted here some years ago.
Times Review: The old fashioned
game Of poker is nearly ob.olste in Tus.
carora. It has bten superseded by the
equine game, which, il the change /. gen.
eral. will soon be designated as the ma.
tisnal game Of stage horse poker.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-12

L ko county will he repres. nfed at the
State FAR ly as 6re stock as can e
"reduc, d from az, o,ht port on Of thu
State.
ntlue: The re SIN. ling If the SPIES.
f'"" the Atlas furnse- dump If tie
R'hy .Dundr,f'erg Mining C.,npau,
commenced during the week, the M. 4
furnace OF ,h- Richmond COMPANY being
employed for that purpose.
At austin lat week an Indian got 80
days for assaultlng another Indian. He
viii require about forty days confne-
ment aud hard study before he v i'll be
able to make out what the whites had to
i" with the tight.
The Tuscarora Water Company has de
'lared its fourth dlvi lend at tho rate of
ID cents per share. There are 1000
shares in the comptny and it dns a lu.
erati>e business suppl, ing the mines aud
town "f Tuscarora with water.
Tines. Review: Have we Clan.na.
Gael orsan za'lon IN Tu.carar,? TIE
son be hue Of the optical socket Of a
prominent Celtic C z-ni. accounted for
as tie rrsult"f the tmphasz d gestcu
lttions Of recallcirr,nt candidate dur.
my the CT renony of /, itiation.
The Silver State says: Contractor La
Grave has received trom the Ser NJ.
vida mt nta'ns - ~hue fir plank,
each AZ feet oog, Is incl es wide and .
inches hick, to lie used in he Masonic
Ia ljiog. Thee Ilank. are rema,kahl,
fre from knots or detects of any knd
As they wre to" long tor Ait car t~,
cus had TO he u.ei 10 bringing them II
r'm Towle's mill, where they wer,
sawed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-12

j. N. Louder and NJ Tom Gillespie
Of Silver Ref, Utah, spent s.veral da,
in town this week looking into the sitlia
tion with view IF ent,rlng bushes,
here.
w. e Griffin, cur old townsman, ha.
obtained the appointment Of K c-ivtr a,
the United States Land Office at Eureka
Fre'h oysters and celery will arrive by
to days stage tor the Phoebe Meat Mar
ket.
A. F. Gregersen has nearly finished
his blacksmith shop at the Lover end Of
tOAn.
Mrs. Alex Orr has been seriously i'll
during the. past week.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-12

Thu Board of County ,inmissone's
in .qual,zipg the assess meht roll for the
current year. have had less work than
for several cas- past. The assessments
as returned by the Assesso. were such
tn It applications for reductions were
more numerous than notifications to show
cause why raise should not be made
The B ard held three meetings, the re
suit of their labors heing as full W.
R,sed -Pioche Con. NJ. Co. $3.50,
J Inn R re Ter $50. Eastnn Kelsey 500
and Chas. Lyle 5000 R, duced on ap.
pl,cstion -Be'z 4 Brisacher $3.50. Mr..
Emma Butler SIS. John Kiernan 1854
Mrs Annie Go lbe S2jD, Geo. A. Rice
Si7, O. F Rice, $ls7 80, Orson Rice
s]l7, R ,bs Francs $3.50. Mira Margn.
ct Luidle 500 and j. Nesbitt & Bro $3.50.
Several Applicant ms tor reducti Ms by
parties assessed r land, held under an.
ll c.tiuns in the state Land Office, were
AIDE, all of " hich we're re USED. Su
land is assessed uniformly at IL % an
acre, good, bad Snd in iffereDt. Some
di .satl faction is expressed at this cours.
as the Question of what value TO Tut OF
land held in this wa, is unsettled.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-12
90 '"US g n n
PAHRANAGAT VALLEY, Oct. 7. 1889.

PAHRANAGAT VALLEY, Oct. 7. 1889.
Mr. f tite': Thugs have taken quite
a chang for the b-,ter since | got hone
again. In the first ace. me aud Mar,'s
made mp. She's over her bad scare aud
t'ings is to 20 on as usual un,'l such time
=. can pro,i ie tor fam ly OF my own.
which. con'ii' ring circnmsts rces, is liza.
biz to he in the far d, taut fut ace.
Before leaving Phoebe the 9th r day,
| interviewed DR.. Shi-r and bought a
hnttle OF hi. crlt brated Erescit medenlo,
agu- cUuticror, " hich d .u,'s been taking.
aud he says he feels ever so much better
and he's sg' Ing to bow about the M, d,.
cine to the n-ishb IRA that have had the
same comtl, mt as ns.lf, but I'm IN.
clined to think that mother had more to
do with The cure as she waited on him
day aud night; what we'd do without
her don't know.
Shorty and his wife have gone ONE
at last. and biz house has b., en- painted
and papfred until its no longer recog-
n'z 'hle again, which NUT have b. ell
very trying TO The BID bugs he had
a'ound the place. AS for fnrniture,
there's new c ok stnve. rocking char,
sewing m'c inc, cradle and lots f ether
'hnss 1T arr"ve from Salt Lake. TIE
cradle is patent one, whirb, in the
event of their being no table, to ill it.
can he turn into III cken co -, So
that it will come into play one way or
another, which j. more than can be said
Of good m my patents that are adver.
tised in the papers.
Oar people have heard so much Of your
bat ball club Lately III t they'd be Pleased
t." give EN- game if they IL only come
down here. They'll be well treated, but
as there's NJ h. tel they'd have to take
pot.luck amoog>t US, and wen fifteen
EN- up to the best Of our ability afore
they get home again.
Sister Bat HI. been asking me what
Kind OF man you Was. and whether you
don't want another little girl in Your
family. as she'd like to crme aud STAY
year or co, to W 10 your heightened
school, and learn nsnn-ls and be able to
crow Yer the tw'nG When old ei ousf.
Bob says for fear .he n j. ht he Lon es, me,
,ou might have hin, q, 10 rack new..
papers and play devil general inside al d
out "f the printing Off e. Dad had to
chip in aud state that he'd KEEP YOU cup
piled With vegetables en- ugh for The hull
family. hot forgetting quarter Of heel
at Xmas, if y-ull take tie kids en- trial.
an that YOU shan't feel arb, med OF IN,
as he'll get Sue to dress 'em up to the
Qirtn. taste and darn the expense"
Sues GIN to help him out with the
twins ou,tit and ring in lot t old buds
Of herr, Which she .ays will look az gotd
as new WHEN ,h.y've ben tuned aud
made up in The latest st. les, with fresh
RIB ms and psrsement,r,, Il hatever that
b J bat the t~ ms are kicking like stea-s
at he proposition and Lave faces en- EN-
a. long as stear's hi ads for that matter
How IT'S all gong to end ] don't know
and ,hik IN 1T cut tf tie way for >
~hile and come and give that young
Prudential race.
see he took the slime cut of another
fellow one night last week, lut | tell
you he'd bitter keep Lis eyes peeled
for
Dilr.snithsrs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-12

ZERO This is the name If the claim
owned BY the T. Z. c.. ON the iron or
manganese ledge running southerly trou,
We X ~ mond works over the divide.
aud which is beng pio>pected by tun.
nel run on alevel with, and at a Joint abuu,
l0o feet EAST OF the works. The tuner
Is now in some 200 teet, and the result Is
cry encouraging As reported se>e'al
weeks ago, the dse was cut about LOO
ieet from the face OF the tunnel, from
which point it wa, run south along the
ledge for 100 feet or more. The |, dye
averages three feet in " ilh W tn pay.
~ streak Of 2 W. ore running thr. ugh
Such ore as is in the way Is take u
nut In drifting and stored III the Ray.
n,nd ore BINS. TIE tunnel will be con
iaued until 1t reaches an old prospect
hiatt, which is on the ledge about 800
feet up the hull, at hlch poiut the leds.
verages 4, OF. In silver. The .xtrac
i'm of ore will then properly begin and
anolher feeder of the smelter luIn d
loose.