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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
THE BIG LEDGE BONDED.

The Jim Blaine group of mines,
owned by J. b. Fitzgerald and
others, near Rocky Bar has been
bonded to True w. Rollins OF
Boston, Mass, for the sum Of $780,
coo, the bond to run till the first
day of June next. Considering the
immense groupings in sight that
last summer yielded by mill test
over $11 per ton, and the fact that
these claims almost join the great
Ophir locations on the west, and
the admirable facilities afforded for
working this mountain of free
milling gold ore, the sum of $50, 600
is nothing compared to the value of
the Jim Blaine group. But the
owners are poor men, unable to
erect reduction works, and very
sensibly propose to let go at the
above low price. There is sufficient
ten dollar free-milling ore in sight
along the groupings Of the Jim
Blaine belt TO keep one hundred
stamps running for years-to say
nothing Of the prospective increase
Of the ore value as depth is attained.
The BULLETIN hopes to see active
and continuous mining operations
for miles along the 0phir lead early
the coming spring.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
DEATH or JOHN rrLLMAN.

Monday night Major Cavanah re-
ceived letter from Buffalo, n. Y,
conveying the unweicomod news Of
the death Of John T.. Tillman, AT
that place on the 9th Of January.
Mr.. Tillman had but recently re-
covered from a severe illness, and
former letters rcpsercnted that he
was feeling so well that he was
anxiously looking forward to spring
time and a return to Rocky Bar.
But he was stricken with ia
grippe" and taken away in a very
few hours.
Mr.. Tillman was about - years
Of age, was a pioneer of the Pacific
Coast, and came to this section as
early as 1868. He was an ex-
perienced miner, and formed the
famous Buffalo Company at At
lanta. Later he made Rocky Bar
his headquarters and was one Of
the promoters Of the Bear Greek
and Cumberland mines-at the
time Of his death being one Of the
directors Of each company.
Over a year ago he was taken
seriously i'll at Rocky Bar and by
advice Of his physician was with
great difficulty removed from here
to Mountain Home, where he re-
manned under the watchful care of
his devoted wife until he was able
to take the cars for his home in
Buffalo-which he did within few
weeks, accompanied by Mrs. Till
man.
In the death Of Mr.. Tillman an
honest and upright man has passed
to the unknown beyond, aud the
mining interest of Rocky Bar has
lost one Of its ablest promoters.
Peace to the ashes of the remains
Of a long and well spent life.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
MOUNTAIN ROME.

70 ruE Rrtlsrn:
II was reported that Mr.. Conery,
at the Glenn Ranch on Cold
Spring creek, was not attending
properly to the horses he brought
from Rocky Bar to winter. and that
one half Of them would die. r. Il.
Reed went from here to see abent
his horses. and saws the rumor is
false; that the horses are hooking
very well, and that Conery has been
done great injustice,
Stock is looking bad. A number
of cattle are being fed. Messrs.
Hall, Lockman and AXE are feed
ing a large lot Of stock in Boise
valley, but are loosing considerable
Of them, owing to not commencing
To feed in time. Stock ON the south
side Of Snake river are suffering
worse than on this side. The Il
brand is losing heavily.
Mails on the Oregon Short Line
have been very irregular of late,
owing to the snow blockade. but |
suppose trains will get through now
as sheet was issued here yester
day called THE Blockade Buster.
Maroni johnson has just re-
covered from a ten days tusscl with
ia grippe" Ii has reduced him
considerably in flesh, but even his
shadow is welcome sight on our
streets.
Born-In Mountain Home. Janu-
airy q, 1890, to the wife Of VIM
Hanley, a son. The mother and
child are doing well, and possibly
the father may recover.
far we have had quite severe
wi,ster in this locality There has
been from nine to eighteen inches oi
snow on the range most all of this
month.
Postmaster Underwood now ha,
things in his Office running in tn,
true regulation style and he is {
rafting good Nasty.
la grippe has let 90 in Noun
tain Home and all the sick are get
ting on their pins once more.
! DE Haven, the sheep man, hai
been very sick recently.
MoRE ANON.
Mountain Home, Jan. 27.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
4 CARD FROM COMMISSIONER
CAvANAH.

To THN RrltKFN;
Having lately had my attention
called to an article in the Idaho
Mail Of November last. in which |
am quoted as saying "that it was a
private opinion among the members
Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners that they had placed the
bond Of the County Treasurer too
high; that the members Of the Board
are agreed now that they made a
serious blunder in not raising the
Tax Collectors bond also, in order
To justify the raise they made on
the Treasurers Bond"
| had talk with Mr.. Miller at
Min. Home on my way east, when
the bond question was brought up
in the course of conversation. |
told him he was present at the
meeting Of the Board when the
bond was raised and made no OBJ
lection TO the raise, but said he
would give the bond. | told him
at Min. Home it would be said he
could not give il unless he did 50,
and wished him to do so. That il
he could not get sufficient bond at
Min. Home to come 10 Boise, where
| knew he could. There was moth
ing said about the Commissioners
making a blunder.
The Commissioners were unani-
nous and have been in all bust
ness transactions by them az a
Board. FRANK +. CAvANAH.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01

The Boise papers, in imagination,
have piled up the snow at Rocky
Bar to a depth of over 10 feet, place
it at % feet between here and At
lanta, and claim that all communi-
cation and travel has been cut off
from the railroad. The snow here
has not yet reached these figures by
several feet, and our mails have
been delivered with more regular
ity than the railroad has been able
to do along its line for several
weeks.
1t becomes The Tribune's sad
duty to chronicle the death Of Jack
Slater, a well known stock man Of
Gilmore county. He died last
Thursday, at the residence Of George
Demet, after a brief illness, at the
age of IS years. He leaves two or
phan children, the mother having
died several years ago. Mr.. Slater
was widely known and highly re-
speeted man, and the news of his
death will sadden the hearts of all
who knew him.-Caldwell Tribune,
25th ult.
Stage supt. Watson arrived here
Thursday by the snow-shoe line.
He SAYS it is a hard road TO travel
from Min. Home, but he thinks
our mails will be as regularly de-
livered as they are along the rail-
road.
The continued snow blockade on
the roilroad again causes the Bull
LETIN to ask the indulgence Of its
500 subscribers. A half-shcet is
better than none.
The Wood River papers report
snow three and a half feet on level
at Bellevue; four and a half feet at
HALEY, and five feet at Ketchum.
About 400 railroad passengers
were snow bound for about two
weeks at Pendleton, Oregon, during
the recent blockade.
/, Charlie Hopkins has been regu-
larly employed carrying the mails
between this place and Junction
Bar the past week.
W. IL. Tincher, aged 50 years,
an old and highly respected citizen
of Idaho City, died in that place on
January l6.
The old school house at HALEY
was crushed by the weight Of
snow short time ago.
Jesse, the year old son Of Rob
art CofIert of Camas prairie, died in
Boise City ON the 18th ult.
DIR. Wade, now Of Placcrvill con.
templates removing to Mon".dir
Home,
Job work done al this Office,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
MAYFIEI.D.

Delegate Dubois has succeeded
in securing a semi-weekly mail SER
vice between Boise City and May
field; an act which was very timely
and a service which the people in
and around Mayfeld highly appre-
ciate. Mayfeld is situated on the
old overland stage road, about %
miles southeast Of Boise City, near
the ODE Corder place on Indian
creek, Gilmore county. Mr.. John
Mcmillan, a very intelligent and
enterprising sheep grower of that
place is postmaster. BY the present
scheduel, the mail will leave Boise
City ON Wednesdays and Saturdays
and return on Thursdays and Sun
days. Mayfield is destined to be a
point of considerable Importance in
the early future, as ii is the center
of one the best stock ranges Of the
Territory and is on the direct line
between Min. Home (the nearest
point on the railroad), and the rich
quartz and placer mines recently
discovered on Wood creek, tribu-
tary of the South Boise. These
mines are certain to attract large
population as soon as the season
opens. 1t will not be long before
Mayfield will be asking Mr.. Dubois
for a daily mail service.-Boise
Statesman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
KEEP POSTED.

II you desire to keep yourself posted
on National politics, now is the oppor-
tunity to do so by subscribing for the
National Democrat" published at
Washington u. C. You can get the
GILMORE BULLETIN and the National
Democrat for one year by paying 50 10
in advance. The Democrat is the
ablest political paper in the United
States. Sample copies can be had by
calling at this office, This PROPOSE.
ton will hold good only for short
time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
Last SATURDAY. morning about .

Last Saturday morning about 4
o'clock an immense snow-slide came
down the mountain opposite Jake
Ulrich's brewery at the upper end
Of Chinatown. 1t crossed Steel
creek and covered several houses on
the opposite side, among them the
one occupied by Gus. Exner, the
brewer. Gus was peacefully wrapt
in the arms of Morpheus, and on
awaking was almost dazed at the
breaking in Of windows and doors
and the rumbling noise that sur
rounded his castle. Striking a
light he took a survey of the prem
misses and found TO his utter horror
that the house was packed with
snow to a depth of several feet
touching the mattress on which he
lay. Looking at his watch, Gus
concluded to make the best of the
situation by remaining in bed
until the hour of daylight, at which
time he arose, donned his clothing,
and Selling a shovel that fortunately
stood in the house, he commenced
at the open door and dug his way
up through about ID feet Of packed
snow, and came down town to in
quire Of every one he met if they
could tell him Of DOT id fool
who wrote dose lines about der
beautiful snow"
Owing to sunshine and an at
tempted chinook breeze for several
DAYS hereabouts, the snow has
settled to a depth of about four and
half feet, and the roads are now
/ likely to remain in good travelling
condition until the big thaw in the
spring.
Jack Campbell, Sheriff of Logan
county, and Miss Matte +. Baker
of Bellevue, were married in Boise
City, January %, 1890. Mr.. Camp
bell and his accomplished bride
have the blessings of the BULLETIN
and a host Of friends in this vicinity
II seems evident that Congress
will not consider Idaho's admission
until the Mormon test oath ques.
thion is decided by the United
States Supreme Court.
The Ladies' Guild will meet next
Wednesday at Mrs. Gilman's resi-
dencc (Alturas Hotel), at 3 O'Clock
y. IN.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,
for children teething, is the preserip-
ton of one OF the best female nurses
and physicians in the United States.
and has been used for forty years with
neverailing success by millions Of
mothers for their children During
the process 81 teething its value is in.
calculahle. II relieves the child from
pain. cures dysentery aud diarrhoea,
gripping in the bowels. aud wind.colic
BY giving health 20 the child il rests
III. mother. Price 10. a bottlei
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
Rocky Bar, Idaho, Jan. 26, 1890. /


1t is asserted that pillows made
of pine needles or shavings will al
leviate persons afflicted with lung
or bronchial troubles. A lady in
Florida having heard that there was
peculiar virtue in a pillow made
from pine straw, and having none
Of that material at hand, made one
from fine, soft, pine shayings, and
had the pleasure Of noting immedi-
ate benefit. soon all the members
Of the household had pine shavings
pillows, and il was noticed that all
coughs, asthmatic or bronchial
troubles abated at once after sleep
ing a few nights on these pillows.
The material is cheap and makes n
very pleasant and comfortable mat
ress. the odor Of the pine permeating
the entire room and absorbing or
dispelling ali unpleasant odors.
A Kansas editor gives the follow
ing as a few of the difficulties he
encounters in publishing a news
paper in that locality: "iIow is it
that our readers expect us here.
twelve miles from a railroad, twenty
five miles from a river, millions Of
of miles from heaven, about two
miles from hell and two hundred
yards from a whisky shop, TO get
out newsy, lively and interesting
paper"
In his argument before the SEN
ate committee on Territories in be
half Of Statehood for Idaho, Gov.
Shoup said; THE expenses Of
State government for Idaho will
necessitate nm increase of taxation
Of from four TO five and three
quarter mills.
Surveyor General Straughan has re-
commended To the proper department,
Mt Washington that $4,000 be de.
voted To surveys in Idaho this year
Thirty thousand dollars is really not
enough. Whatever sum the Govern
ment might expend on such surveys il
would get back in very short space
OF time and hence it il difficult to tel
what induces il to so neglect subdi
yiding the public domain.-Boise Dem
A total force Of 6,275 men arc
employed in the mines in and about
the vicinity of Butte City Montana.
The December pay roll of mines in
that vicinity footed up total oil
S617, 800 The Anaconda employs
1900 men and pays out monthly
100000 for employees wages.
Nelly BY, on her trip around the
world in Is days, will be in Ogden
on the 22d. Let's give Nelly a
blow-out-Ogden Union. Go ahead,
it won't cost much. Utah beans
retail in Ogden at five cents per
pound.-Tuscarora Times-Review
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
the LATE y. +. cAnrz.

To TIM RrtlFrlx
We feel that we can not let this
opportunity pass without Offering a
tribute of friendship and respect to
the memory Of our whilom friend
and brother, Mr.. v. Y. Gactz Of At
lanta. Our acquaintance with him
commenced ut the organization Of
the Good Templar's Lodge at that
place. in the autumn of 1884. At
that time, he was slave to his
besetting sin, intemperanec. But
through the influence of his faithful
and devoted wife, he sent his name
into the lodge; il was received with
JOY by his many friends but with
an entire lack Of faith in his ability
to keep his obligation; but, as OF
old, the stone that would have been
rejected by the builders. became the
corner stone Of our human temple.
We regret to say Of our temple
that was reared with such high
hopes for the future, nothing re
mains hut the corner stone and a
small part Of the foundation Time,
the great destroyer, can not h. ac-
cuscd Of the destruction Of our
temple.
Mr.. Gactz was one Of the VEIN
FEW who never deserted his col
ors nor disgraccd the insignia Of hi,
order. His children have reason
20 be proud Of their fathers nobl,
example, who in adversely and
midst the greatest temptation.
never yielded TO the tempter.
| am very respectfully,
MRs. GEO LAMME.
Rocky Bar, Idaho, Jan. 20, 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01

Report of the Rocky Bar school,
for month ending January "a, 1890:
No. enrolled ............... 80
No. neither absent nor tardy 6
Average daily attendance 29.5
The following are the names of
those on the roll of honor: Daisy
Griffith. Daisy Rathburn, Charley
Manion, Florence Manion, Rutledge
Fitzwater, Eliza johnson.
ANNA ELLIOTT, Teacher.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01

Name, Total Taxl
one wagon 40, harness 10, tax
3A50, poll and hospital $50,
costs and per cent 4.45 "A as
Stoddsrd A N. W If ne ar W hf
se ar see ~ tpI nr9 o imp
10, tax i.25, poll ard hospital
$50, costs and per cent 1.I3.. Z So
Thompson A ID house on lot IL
blk 2 Mt Home loo, tax $50,
poll and hospital 800, special
school, Zoe, costs etc f25. 8 So
Thurman w l.. i6o acres land
ON Ditto creek 4So. imp 500, Z
COWS l2S. lie horses 2750. tax
yli5. hospital ?, costs 10. i5.. 1913 GO
Tins George, ilonse on Atlanta
Hin loo, tax 2.5o, hospital 2,
costs and percent % 49,. 8 rs
Unknown, house near Monarch
mill Atlanta known as Wilson
house loo, tax 249, cost lbs. 3 10
Vanderpool Joseph, lots 9 10 ii
IL blk 10 Mt Home Zoo, imp
loo, watch 20, tax 8, special
school %, hospital tax 2,
cost. and percent $50 -. 1905
Volk Weigand, mortgage on W
hi ne Or " hf sw ar sec IL tp
five sr9 o 1000, tax %, costs
and percent 3.5o. -. IS 50
Wilson T., sawmill ard imp at
Dog creek BOO, lumber loo, 3
horses 70, wagon 81, machine
ID, tax Ii, hospital 2, cost $50 IL 80
Wah Quong, wash house in Mt
Home lso, tax 2.50, special
school i0c poll and hospital
300, costs aud percent % 0 6J
Wilson John II, e hf Nv or hf
So ar see II tp sr II imp
loo tax 25o. hospital ,, costs
and percent | 81 - 57s
Wilson john, possessory right to
land on Dixie creek 800, 60
horses 1925, saddle 20, balance
due on taxes .... 81 ~
West W l., 3 horses, tax ISIS,
poll & hospital 500. cost l19 S57
Yuba Gold aud Silver Mining
Co, A. t. Kerr, trustee, 5000
feet mining Of claims at
Yuba Goo, millsite at Yuba75
machinery Too, sawmill boo,
mining ditch and water right
| 200, tax 5l.S7, costs etc 619... IS 06
Ionnt VIM, INV or sw or sec
wqr ne ar II hf SO or sec 2 IN
2sr II Q imp 30, tax I.25.
costs and percent Lib $1,000. 2 IS
iimlnent, together with cost AM percentage are
pail before said sale. the real pvupriy nptn which
such taxes are lien win be sold public auction a.
G.M PAYNE Assessor
and g OH 10 Tax caileetor. Elmors CO., Idaho.
\ kseky bAE. Del -, lSsa. 6s
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
FOR RENT.

The room adjoining the BULLETIN
office, formerly occupied by the County
Assessor, is Offered for rent. IL is a
splendid location for conducting a
small business or for any kind OF an
office. Apply To G. NJ. PAYNE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
STULL & McCARTY
ATTORNEYS AT Law.

Contract. Land, Mining and Crimi-
nal Law. Patents for Mining Claims
obtained at reasonable rates.
Call on, OF address, Homer Stull
Mountain Home, or ). III. McCarty
Rocky Bar, Idaho. II
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
ALTURAs AND LOGAN.

In the proceedings of the Board
of Commissioners Of Alturas county,
published in the News-Miner of the
23d, we note that Alturas has been
declared a county of the fourth class
and the salaries of county officials
were placed at the following figures:
Sheriff, 1920; Assessor, 10 and Z
per cent; Auditor and Recorder,
$500; Probate Judge, $500; District
Attorney, $500; Treasurer, $500;
School Superintendent, 5000.
John Haley appeared before the
Board in behalf Of the County Com
missioners Of Logan county, and
thereupon the Board proceeded to
an open conference with reference
to the unpaid interest upon the
bonded Indebtedness Of Alturas
county. with the result that it was
finally mutually agreed that Logan
county would pay to the treasurer
of Alturas county $500, on ac-
count of January interest, said
amount to be allowed on a credit
to said Logan county in any future
adjustment of the Indebtedness OF
Alturas county with said Logan
county.
J. S. Whitton, one of the County
Commissioner of Logan county
came up from Bellevue and notified
the Alturas Commissioners that he
refused to concur in the proposition
made by John HALEY on the part
Of Logan County Commissioners in
regard to the payment Of the inter
est on the bonds. Consequently
Alturas county will 90 ahead and
sell the property assessed for the
bond tax.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
JOB PRESS FOR SALE.

A Standard lever job press, 7xll in
side chase, is offered for sale cheap for
cash. For particulars write to
q. NJ. PAYNE,
Becky Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01


The snow blockade on the west
ern railroads this winter promises
to be the greatest and most memoir
able in the history of railroading,
when the latest appliances for re-
moving snow are taken into consid-
alton. From the dispatches We
learn that there is from three to
eleven feet of snow on the level on
parts of the Central Pacific's line
in the Sierras, and that rotary
snow pillow, that wonderful inven-
ton which was thought had at last
solved the snow problem, required
the united efforts of eleven engines
to push it through the drifts; in adj
dition to this q force of 1900
shovelers are at work. The road
between Portland and San Fran
cisco in the Siskyou mountains has
been blocked for n week, while the
Short Line between Huntington and
The Dalles has been in the same
condition.-Caldwell Tribune.
Mr.. A. A. Curtis has sold his
ranch near town to Mr.. w. u. Scott,
Of Reno, a Nevada stockman, who
viii take possession April list The
price is said to be $1,000 and shows
that alfalfa land is in great de-
manifestations Journal
The application of choral hy-
drate in solution Of five grains to
the ounce of water, is said to clear
the head of dandruif and prevent
falling of the hair from the latter
cause.
Seven members of Congress have
died since November. and IL is
thought five others will never re-
sumo their seats.
Lorenzo Ireton was killed by a
snow-slide on Squaw creek, Boise
county, on the 18th instant.
The Blackfuot News says that
Pocatello il soon 10 have new
Democratic paper.
Vim. b. Allison has been re-
elected Z $. Senator by the Bcpub,
licans Of Iowa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
Administrator Notice.

In tbs matter Of the Estate Of William A. Knop.
neeeasasl
Notice Is hereby given hy the undersigned admin.
istfator OF thu estate Of William A. knag deceasen
10 tho creditors Of and all persons having claims
against said estate 70 exhibit thu same with tisa nee
essay vouchers within four months fsun Inc nrwt
publication a this notiea. % the undersigned Il hs
residence la Atlanta, EiniOfa enuuty Idaho Terri.
tory. 1udN HOLLAND Administrator
Atlanta. iiaho, nou 10, 1853 Nv
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
POSTPONED.

The above delinquent tax sale Is hereby post
ponsd until MONDAY, February 10 isDo at the
same place and hour g. a. PAYNE,
Tax Collector.
Rocky Bar. February I, 1900
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01

For good job work, call at the
BULLETIN Office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01

house and mime supplies OlJO,
tax l6l %, costs and per cent
liz ........... -..... 10 ~
Powell Robt, house Rocky Bar,
near ii Hendersons 80, tax
I25, poll and hospital $50,
special school 25c, costs and
per cent ll3 .......... IL
Parsons q NJ, real estate mort
gage from Harry Thompson
on the Surprise and Nevada
mining claims near Rocky
Bar loco, tax %, special
school .. costs and per ct $50 80 80
Quirk + IL, possessory right OPP
paslte prey's stable Atlanta
50. same side OF Main It so,
brick store 300, two houses
es Quartz st loo, cabin VS.
Quartz Il DO, tax Is, costs and
per cent 2.5o .......,.....l IL 90
RaiFensborger Homer, posses
rory right near Min Home
40. one horse 30, saddle %, tax
237, special sch.ol 3Sc. poll
and hospital $50, costs and
per cent - .,......... . ~
Robinson Abe, acres in John
sons ad 10 Min Home 30, tax
l25 special school tax zoe,
costs and per cent Lib 49,. 2 5S
Sullaway Jo. possessory right on
i South Boise river opposite
/ Dog creek 200, 6 horses loo,
j harness -, tax 9.37, poll and
/ hospital $50, costs and per
j cent l9l ...,......... l6 III
Setback Chs, two chattel mort
/ cages 1856. tax 34.T0, costs aud
per cent AT ,.... 80 II
Sparlin Ben, ) hi Sc ar sec 33
" III sw q, stN 81 tp asrSe
$50, imp loo, 80 horses T5J,