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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
A GREAT SPORTING EVENT.
Coming Race between Real Estate Race
Horses.

Coming Race Between Real Estate Race
Horses.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
BUTTE, May 23.-For some time there
has been n good deal Of latent rivalry
with some jealousy among prominent real
estate houses as 10 the respective merits
of their horses. In driving customers
about the suburbs there have been occa-
sionally little spurts, which were just
uncertain enough in result to serve as an
appetizer. II is now decided TO have q
grand real estate horse race on July4.
No ringers will be allowed, none but
BONA fide real estate horses with the
brand of the firm on will be allowed. The
prize will he q magnificent lap robe. The
chief rivalry il between the firms Of
Wynne 4 Don and II. NJ. Cobban. II is
understood that Mr.. Cobban has made
some d~isparaginR remarks regarding the
long haired steed which travels several
times daily from Wynne 4 Coon's office 10
the Northern Pacific addition, and claims
that his nag can knock II out on any routein
own except the u named. Mr.. Coon
was interviewed this afternoon and de-
MED all the statements of MIR. Cobban.
and more too
~ will back our steed Bucephalus.'' said
Mr.. Coon, against the real estate world
on any track. We have the deadwood on
Cobban now. For PHYS sake don't publish
THIS, but the way we are going To Tx IL Is
this: We will have II. M. Cobban q Co.'s
big signs placed along the q C track at
every eighth of a mile. Cobban's horse
was never O TO come to one of those
without stopping. So we are sure winners
and will back our horse for $500. As to
w. ID. Fenner's horse, Il can trot. In n
go-as-you-please race IL might stand some
show, but Is no good as n trotter. Brad.
ford, Vincent 4 Co.'s animal is trotting
fair but we fear nothing from that quarter.
We can distance Mantle 4 Warren unless
Mr.. Mantle works In one OF his trotters as
n real estate horse. Put us down for sure
winners"
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Brief Dsseriptses Of the Fiss Building b
Bs Erseeed ~ the -. G. Co.

Brief DescSiptioa Of he Ftes Building 10
h Ereeesd ~ the -. G. Co.
Special to tie standard.
MIssoULA, May Elf anybody knows
any reason why the soil OF Aissoula 10
not TO be considered very fertile let him
speak now or forever hold his peace. C.
r. Prescott 4 Co. recently sold q lot In
the Montana addition to Bowen Bros. q
Thompson Of PhilipsburR. Yesterday
Mr.. Prescott vas surorised to find they
were hauling OF the soil and loading II
on cars for shipment 20 P~hilipsburg.
They probably intend to have Q garden
spot up there.
A rather small audience assembled last
night to sec 'Held by the Enemy" ut Ben
nett's opera house. Those who stayed
away missed n Of the best entertain:
ments of the season. No fault 10 found
with any part of the performance and the
praises OF MSS Susan, Col. Prescott and Mr..
Bean are heardfrom all who were In at
tendance.
The new building Of the Montana Com
high. The plans show that Il viii be a
beauty when finished. The front ON
Main street will be of granite for
the first story, with large show win
dows. From Main street back ON
Higgins avenue. brick will he used for the
distance occupied by the retail depart
ment. Then there will be another gran.
tie front, similar to the n on Main
street, where the office will be placed;
and from there to the Q brick will be
used again. The second and third stories
will be OF brick, with granite trim
m ssrss,s til The he corner s,,,mo ON The NV two
structure. The second fioor win be d.
vided into Office rooms. The third floor
will consist of a hall and ante-rooms, II
the Masons decide 10 occupy II; and IL
not, of office rooms.
Joe Brothers appeared before Judge
Evans to-day to answer to the charge Of
selling liquor within two miles of q rail-
road in process Of construction and was
taxed S47, which he paid. DuiRnan was
found to be a bartender merely, and his
Last Sunday s. ii. Garrick received two
thoroughbred New Foundland pups from
Piqua, Ohio. He sold M OF them to
Lambert Molinelli. who after owning IL
about four days, was relieved OF It by
thieves this morning.
Yesterday afternoon j. G. penny's
horse, Swayback, trotted at The race
track. DIR. Hanson had bet a gold watch
valued mt 1925 with G. c. Wylie, the horse
could not make a mile In Az minutes.
The time was 4 minutes and 8 seconds SO
the doctor lost his property.
Somev very nice improvements have re-
Gently been made in the rooms OF the
Gate City club. The old side board has
been removed and an elegant bar of oak
and walnut has been put in its stead.
Electrical annunciators will be put i'm
soon. The rooms now consist Of reading,
reception, billiard and pool rooms and n
side board and card room. There are
about W members and the organization
is in n flourishing condition. II the ele-
vator is finished in time n reception will
be given next Friday evening.
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PHILIPSBUR0
Gossip About Some Prominent People
who are Rustling.

~ NeoO1k OaHA GoItHS
who ara Rustling.
Special to the Standard.
~PHILIPsBURG, Way 23.-Dr. j. NJ. Mer-
rill, one Of the Granite Mountain and BIZ
Metallic millionaires and an old and much
respected resident Of this place, is here to-
day. He came from his present home In
Oakland, California, for the purpose of
being present at the late election Of trus-
tees by those companies. The doctor is
the same genial gentleman, and heartily
enjoyed shaking hands and exchanging
greetings with his old friends.
Charles Clark of st. Louis, the man TO
whom both the Granite and Bi-Metallic
Mining companies W their present
prosperity and existence, leaves here I'm the
morning for Helena and home. Mr.. Clark
has been, and Is now, the leading spirit in
several new mining ventures in this dis
trict, involving an outlay OF thousands OF
dollars, and that he may be successful is
the wish OF every person here.
Harry Aleshire, bookkeeper for the
grocery firm OF James q. Evans 4
Co., resigned his position with that firm
to-day and leaves for Butte in he NORM
ing, where he goes to accept q position
with the Bennet Indictment company.
Harry has made many friends here who
greatly regret his departure.
In accordance with the wishes of nearly
every resident in this district, Mr.. James
Carter left Granite yesterday for Deer
Lodge to accept the position of jailer at
that place. Jack King, formerly county
assessor, takes the place vacated by Mr..
Carter as deputy sheriff at Granite.
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The Wind COMPLETEDIT
4 Portion Of The UppsF Works Comes
Down Unexpected.
Charles B. Taylor Falls Twenty
Five Feet. Sustaining q Frac-
ture OF the Collar Bone and
Some Bad Bruises.

A report was circulated yesterday that
n man had been seriously II not fatally
hurt, by falling from a building Mt the
upper WORKS. Il was afterwards learned
that Charles b. Taylor had been working
with q man named Bushee on the top Of
q building which was being torn down.
A heavy gust of wind struck the weak
ened structure and Il collapsed. Bushec
leaped over the side, q distance Of 20
feet, and was not injured. Taylor
wns more unfortunate, however, and fell
a distance Of about % feet. He was APP
parently badly injured and DIR. Lesser was
sen for. Upon the arrival Of the ply
stefan Il wa learned that Taylor's collar
bone was broken and his right side badly
bruised. He was removed to his resi-
dence on Third and Cedar streets and II
Is thought that he will be laid up a few
weeks.
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swIFr-WINoED JUSTICE.

Peter Crowley Enters Upon n 0O-Day BEN
tence 30 Minutes After His Arrest.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May GAS an example of JUS
ticc expeditiously administered, the case
Of Peter Crowley, tried In the police court
to-day takes the bakery. Officers Cody
and Leyden observed Crowley endeavor-
ing To sell n pair Of new shoes nj some Of
the saloons in the 'bad lands" They ar
rested him and he told them that he found
the shoes In the alley back of Main street,
between Granite and Broadway. They
investigated the matter and found mis-
statement to be I'm the main correct. but
he forgot to add that he found the shoes
in n box full that was being unpacked in
the rear of a tore. A complaint Of petty
larceny was entered against him, and ex-
actly ~ minutes from the time that he
was arrested he had entered upon a SEN
tencc of 70 days and costs i'm the county
jail.
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George Williams Held.

George Williams, who was arrested
Thursday night charged with burglary,
was arraiRned before Judge Fitzgerald
yesterday for preliminary examination.
The evidence adduced was OF n damaging
character. II was stated that Will
liams had entered Johanna O'Neill's
room through a window, opened the
trunk with the key on the dresser, appro-
priatcd the 81 $50, and then left the room
with the aid Of n skeleton key. going
through the dining room. After hearing
the evidence the judge decided TO bind
him over TO appear before the grand jury.
In default Of 500 bonds Williams was
taken TO Deer Lodge yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Stebbins.
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THEIR CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.


The Turn verein Will Meet the Pastimes
in n Friendly Contest.
By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 23.-The Butte Turn vcrein
has accepted the challenge Of the Pastime
Athletic club to a N in athletics be-
tween the two organizations.
Messrs. L. w. Wynne, Leroy Ames and
G. Cook, OF the Pastimes, this evening
met q committee of the Turn Verein at
Caplice hall to complete arrangements.
II was decided to old the contests on
either July 4, 4 or 8, the definite date to be
hereafter determined.
The contests will be in the following
athletic exercises: Running long jump;
running high jump; hop, skip and a
jump; pole vaulting; putting. 10 pound
weight; lifting 100 pound dumb bell run
ming 100 yards; 200 yards hurdle race II
was decided that the team of each organ
ization shall be OF 10 men or less.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24

A e00-acrc ranch, all fenced, mostly all
good hay land, situated 10 miles east OF
Dillon. Mont, on stage road. Included
with the ranch is the following property:
Fifty head of rows and hcifers. I Holstein
bull, cost 500; o blooded mares, 3 blooded
yearlinR colts, q work horses, I saddle
horsc-the best In the state, 2 Schuttler
wagons, ~ and pa, nearly new; 2 sets
wheel harness, . sets end harness, I set
light wheel harness, = single buggy har.
nesses, l phaeton buggy-cost S225 last
year; l sulky, I spring wagon, 3 Califor-
mia saddles, ! moving machine, I horse
rake, 2 ls-stall stables, water In stables; .
A No. I stables.
One hotel, containing the following:
One saloon. stock and fixtures: 3 bed
rooms, well furnished; I kitchen, well
fitted out. ? cook stoves, ETC.. I dining
room, well fitted out I postofilce, $50
chickens. geese and ducks; GO logs,
ready hewed 10 build new house; I wind
mill, good well water; I 1t00pouud new
safe, l chicken-hatching apparatus, and
full outfit Of blacksmith, carpenter and
farm tools and other implements and
ranch attachments.
All the above for $1,000. 5000 down and
balance at 10 per cent. per annum, any
reasonable time To suit purchaser. Cali
on or address Evans x Circuit, brokers, IL
n. Main street. Butte, Mont.
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The anxiety Of ncwly-married couples
10 appear ''like old married folks" Is pro
verbal, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
When ex-Secretary Of the Navy Whitney,
then a promising young attorney, was
united in marriage 10 Miss Flora Payne,
they started from Cleveland on their wed.
ding trip firmly resolved 10 appear as II
they had cen married for years.
"Now, II I appear n little cold" said Mr..
Whitney To his bride, "remember l am
only acting mn part"
When the train reached Ashtabula a
verdant couple, showing beyond all doubt
that they had just come from the altar,
came into the car where Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney were seated.
"Why, anybody could tell that that
couple had just been married." said Mr..
Whitney. "Just look mt the mans bumps,
the woman's flowers and all that. No
body would doubt that they were bride
and groom. Their dress shows that to
anybody, but ] don't believe we look
quite SO green"
After a few hours the train stopped al "A
station and Mr.. Whitney left the car for a
Few moments 10 smoke a cigar. As he
paced up and down the platform enjoy
ing his Havana the Ashtabula groom
stepped up and asked Mr.. Whitney for n
light. The Ashtabula stogie was hardly
lighted when b man who was pulling
remarked To Mr.. Whitney:
swell, partner, ] guess we are in the
same boat"
Mr.. Whitney was Disguised. He re-
turned to the car and explained to Mrs.
Whitney:
"Flora, it's no use. Even that green
horn from Ashtabula has spotted u.s."
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Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
nIrrrr Aa.r % Ia folIou.inn Al

Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, May 23.-The following trans
fers were recorded in the Office OF the
county clerk since our last report:
NJ ID Catlin Ia James Burgoyne, one
eighth interest In the Ohio lode
William Pressider to Charles III
Mitchell, one-fourth interest In lot
~, block q, Burlington d. ......... ~ 10
G A Is Halyorson 10 Lee Mantle, lot 8,
section "a, township 5, containing 81
acfes . ............ ....s if"p
b A Fisher 20 George w Fisher, the
East Biackfoot placer claim ......... 100 90
John Z rfeifer 10 John A and Hayes
Cannon. one-siNth interest In the
Henrietta lode claim ........o... 100 90
u Is fairchild 10 j J MadduN, lots5
and O, block Z, Melnose. .........n. 55 %
George u Hammer TO John +. Reins,
one-half interest In lot In Ella lode
J j OTeary To George Ron. onethity.
second interest In the north half Of
north half Of section -, township B.. no ~
James O'hien Ia & \ Warren, lots ~
and 81, block 4, walkeryille ....... $50 %
George ROff 10 Robert Roff, one-thirty-
second interest In the north half ~
north half OF section ~. townships. 60 On
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n vA0S MUST co.
E>-i'oiiceman Jones Gets u Heavy Sentenc,
From Judge Newkirk.

From Judge New
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 3.-J. W. II. Jones. re-
Gently from jamestown, N. d., has de-
cided not 10 make Butte his future home.
Tie arrived here several months ago and
began an idle and vicious life, which
ended a few days Y when he was ar-
rested for vagrancy. This afternoon he
was tried and the evidence agains, him
was SO damaging that he was fined 500
aud sentenced to serve a term of 20 days
in the county jail. Jones, who no doubt
had often pulled vags himself, having
formerly been a policeman al 'Jimtown."
was parali1ed at this and begged pit
eously for mercy. His petition was
answered to the extent hat he was given
four hours in which 10 leave the city. He
left.
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Keefe DOM mix his beer.
Notice,

ANACONDA, May III, 1850.
Mr.. j. J. Crockett this day retircs from
our firm. having sold his interest 20 Mr..
Frank Kennedy. The name of the new
firm will be King a Kennedy.
CROCHET & KING.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the Thermometer In
this city is reported by A. T. Playter,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: Z n. m, AZ
degrees above; II m. IS degrees above: I
p. m, 60 degrees above; 8 p. m, 81 de
grees above.
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Mrs. j. W. Cornelius returned from
Great Falls yesterday, where she has beeI
visiting friends The last two weeks.
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+. T. Gault, manager Of the Great Falls
q Canada railroad, was in town yesterday
visiting L. o. Leonard.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rRA,xs ARRIVE.

soS a. M.-From Butte-LeAyes Butte ~ $500
A. ~, silver Bow e:is A. NJ, stuart es0 4. ~.
lltBo a. M.-From Butte and Garrieon-
Laeses Butte u 1880 A. NJ, silver Bow II g
a. H., stuart II 80. A. NJ. Connects ~ stuart
with train which leaves Garrison ~ 10 20 A. H.,
see p. H.-From Butte-LeAyes Butte 500
r. n, silver Bow 5:ib =. NJ, Stuart SEQ 7, N.
10 p. M.-From G-arrison-IeAyes Garrison
$50 r. n, Deer Lodge ga r. M; Stuart 20
TRAINS DEPART.
o,so A. N.-For Garrisou-Stuart $50 A. NJ,
Deer Lodge s.ss A. NJ, Garrison 1t 1910
Else a. M.-For Butte-smart at s:35 A. NJ,
SILVER Bow 1870 A. M, arriving At Butte iois
400 ]. M.-For Butte and Garrtson-Arriyes
at Buart Sis, Deer Lodge 4AS, Garrison <:3o,
Silver Bow las p. NJ, Butte 4 90 u. N.
stl6 p. M.-For Butte-Stuart II .6 +. M,
silver Bow SOS T. NJ, arriving In Butte,
Pm.
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knights of Pythins.

July 2 TO July 6 the Union Pacific will
sell excursion tickets from Butte, Helena
and other Montana points 90 Milwaukee
and return at one fare $3.50 for the
round trip. Tickets good going until July
9. good returning until July IS.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

Deputy Sheriff O'Brien of Philipsburg
is in town for a short visit.
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Born to Mrs. Otto Stalmann n daughtel
May q. The parents are busy receiving
congratulations from their many friends
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A Foreign Joke I'm InstaiIment..

From the Chicago News.
A couple Of old salts met after a long
absence and the following animated ron.
versation ensucd:
"well, old man, how are you getting
on 2"
"First rate; I have taken a wife,"
"A very sensible idea"
"Not "a bit Of il; she's a regular Tartar"
"Then ! am sorry for you, mate"
"Therc's no need; she brought me a
large vessel as her marriage p~ortion.'
"Then You made a good bargain after
alp"
Nothing 20 boast of I can tell You; the
ship turned out a worthless old tinder-
box"
"Then I'm sorry l spoke"
bah! You can speak as much as you
like! The old tub was well insured and
vent down on her first voyage"
$50 you got the pull there. anyhow ?'
Mot so much, mate; l only got 5000
thalers out OF the job as my share"
THAT was too bad"
"Too bad? Nothin Of the sort. Wife
was on board and went down with the
rest
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There will he a game Of ball Sunda,
afternoon, at the Driving park, between
the regular nine and n picked nine.
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OFFICE or METROPOLITAN

ELECTRIC RAILWAY Co..
BUrrr CITY, May -, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received nj
this Office until @ p. M, May oath, for the
erection Of "A one-story brick building with
stone foundation 40xlD feet. Plans are
DOW ready for inspection.
n. &. RAY, Sup't. Construction.
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I. r. Kirby returned from Livingston
yesterday, where he was attending thu
convention Of the grand lodge of thu
knights Of Pythias.
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From the New York Weekly.
Friend first call "rm-er-is tina
banjo your wife's?" Host (reassuringlyl
"Yes, but she never plays IT,"
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Funeral notices neatly printed at the
standard" Office.
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Large consignment OF groceries just r.,
ceived from the East. Call and examine
Devine Bros.
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For sale.

Lodging house, furniture OF 10 roons
and barroom fixtures, cheap. A bargain.
Inquire p. %. box So, Anaconda.
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A special communication will be held
al above hall on Friday evening. May ~.
Business Of Importance.
l.. =. MAXWELL, W. NJ.
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Finest brands Of wines, liquors and
cigars at Keefe's.
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Patrick Brennan, recently justice Of the
peace In this city, has been appointed
secsud jailer at the Deer Lodge peniten-
tiary, and began his new duties yestcr-
Law,
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There will he a children's festival SER
vice AZ the Episcopal church tomorrow
night at which gilt-cdgcd, leather bound
prayer books and hymnals will be dis
tributed.
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Jack King Of Granite was yesterday mp.
pointed deputy sheriff Of that town in
place Of Deputy Carter. Mr.. King has
been an officer Of good standing for the
last four years,
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Keefe sells no beer but Milwaukee.
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A. o.. A. NJ.

Cheap California wines at Dcvine Bros
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The little daughter of John Schrody.
living In the eastern portion of the town.
got lost last night about 8 o'clock and
was not found until after . o'clock, when
Office Buchanan discovered the child
away out near the brick yards.
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General Manager Baldwin, Of the Mon
ANA Union, accompanied by L. Apple
ton, OF Omaha, was I'm the city yesterday
making arrangements for In building of
the new passenger depot.
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Al the Montana yesterday were A. Z.
Banks, Of San Francisco; I. e. Todd, of
81. Paul; George II. Althoff, of Butte j..
G. Walker. Of Chicago; X. NJ. Jones. A.
w. McCune and w. n. Davidson, OF Salt
Lake; b. b. Townsend and w. 4. Rolph,
Of Minneapolis.
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George O'Reilley, the popular bar
tender, who Inns OBLIGATED on the night
shift ut Keefe's place since IL was started,
will open his new saloon at the place ON
Main street formerly occupied by Jack
Oncrheim this evening, when a superb
merchants lunch will he served. Mr..
0'Reiliey wishes all his friends, and their
name is legion, to attend the opening,
and they are pretty sure Ia do so.
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p. j.. Sullivan and Andy Darby open
their new tonsorial parlors in the Mon
tana this morning. The new place is
handsomely fitted up and Is complete in
all its appointments, including a first
class suite OF brath-rooms. The boys
would like TO see all their old friends.
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NINETY 4
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ling very
Pianoi