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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

Speaking of the late Senator Geo,
Hearst and his mine investments,
the Mining and Scientific Press
says: "Mr. Hearst was never will
ing to give for a mine more than the
value of the ore that was in sight.
When owners, seeking to sell, urged
that the invisible supply Of ore was
probably larger than the ore in
sight, and should be considered in
the purchase money, Mr., Hearst
would reply; That's why we are
willing to buy. If there is no more
ore in your mine than can see, we
shall make a bad bargain in paying
you the value of that visible ore for
the property" When the owner re-
torted that if he was to get no more
for his mine than he could see in it,
he had better keep it and work it
himself, Mr.. Hearst would bid him
do so. "We," he would say, "are
not laundering after your mine. We
think well enough of il to give you
in cash down the money which you
can take out of it in three or four
years work. We look to the invis-
ible supply for our profit. But we
haven't the least objection to your
taking both the visible and invisi-
BILE supply. We can find other uses
for our money" Mr.. Hearst was a
very plain man and his wealth did
not in the least change his charac-
ter. lie was always approaehable
and always charitable. Many an
old prospector or miner, or old pi-
oneer down on his luck" has had
cause To thank him. The phrase of
"honest miner was aptly applied
to him, for it has been truly said
the accumulation of his fortune was
not in any way due to the losses Of
others. He was not stDck-dea.er,
: but made his fortune by Legitimate
investments in mines and their prac-
teal development"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21
MINING APPLICATION No. 1874.

CsrTKp srarRs LAND 0yrIea,
Notice Is hereby gwen that the Pine Grose Gold
Mining Company. whose postoiiice address Is Pine,
Elmore county, idaho, have made application for o
patent Tor 1900 linear feet Of tho
GOLD hill LODE,
Fearing gold and silver situate Ia Pine Grove (nr.
meriy Hear Greece Mining District fillmore formerly
Al'urasl eouRty Idaho, aud described IN the odrial
plat aud field notes ON die in this oiise, follows,
VIZ:
beginning 81 paint Of discovery. thense rs deg w
variation II der As min 800 feet 10 corner M, 1.
thence Is deg 90 min T. 600 feet 70 corner No. ,,
thence ~ deg 20 min W 100 feet 20 corner No 3.
thence - deg 90 min 40 feet corner No L. At
$40 feet U. \. ~. VI No I, Pine tiruse formerly Near
Creek mining district Thence . deg ~ min 1900
ieet 70 eorer No i and phase Of beginning survey "a
exterior boundaries containing l9sl.l0 ARES and
forming a portion OF the unsurveyed lands Of tho
United States
The location af this mine is recorded In the Re
ooners office Of tr.ore county, page GO. book 20
Of quartz claims.
The nsarest known claims are the "Mammoth" nm.
surveyed on the north and west, and the "ianlrod"
SURVEY No. sd nn the wet.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto
quiTed 10 present the sans b-fnFe this office within
sixty days from the hrst day of publication hereof
they viii he barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
Statute.
W. T. RILEY. Register.
:, II. McCAErF, attorney for claimant
First publication Nav. -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

Now that the Administration h; s
gone into the political grave yard
and resurrected Calico Charley"
Foster to make him Secretary {
the Treasury, v ny should il not
also provide for ex-President Hayes
and ex-Speaker Kiefer, who have
been his companions in obscurity
for some years past?
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

Hon. Jerry Simpson. the Kansas
farmer Congressman, made a bulls
eye and rung the bell Of truth loudly
when he recently said that too
many members of Congress were
devoting their time to something in
which they were personally inter
ested, instead Of to matters for the
benefit of the entire country.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

! win mail (frec) ON receipt Of 9
cent stamp, a recipe fnr a simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will re-
move Tan, Freekles, Pimples, Blatches,
Black Heads. etc, leaving the skin
soft. clear and beautiful.
Touch with this oonnaunl the saft iily cheek
Aud the bright gloN all los, i,s virtues speak,
Afro instructions fer producing lux
uriaut growth oi hair on u bald head
or smooth face. Address, A. ID.
STEMpEi.. 60 Ann ST., New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21
1000 References. Name this paper when you writ
Notice OF Forfeiture.

To VIM Daniels and Antoine Canadas, their heirs or
assigns:
You are hoIehy notified that have expended the
sum oi two hundred dollars In labor and improve
ncIts the
WASHINGTON LODE MINING CLAIM,
Situated Ia lson rnlch Hear Creek mining district,
Fillmore county, Idaho, A. required hy section 2aei
Revised Statutes Of the United States, being the
amount required In held the for the years lso
and lssO, ard that you, WIN. Daniels, owe me sol
asa heing one.third Of the amount exI,eienied In
assessment work for tho years sl and is0 and that
YOU, Antoine Canaalas me So $50 for assessment
work, being one third of the amount expended Tor
the year IsisO-and II within ninety days after this
nOtice hy publication yor fail refuse TO contribute
your proportion 81 such expenditure as co-"wners
Your Interests in sail claim will become the property
~ the subscriber under said section 232i Revised
Statutes Of the United States.
OSCAR HAssELRIIs
Rocky BAR, January 2, 1891.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21
cocoANur ron TApEwonM.

Prof. Parisi Of Athens some time
since called attention to the taeni-
eide properties Of the cocoanut. when
freely infested Ills attention was
drawn to the subject from an acct
dental experience in his own case.
While travelling in Abyssinia, he
one day took considerable QUAR-.
tity Of the nut, sufficient to produce
an attack Of diarrhea. After awhile,
much to his surprise, with one Of
these diarrheal motions, there came
away a complete taenia, head and
all, and quite dead After his re-
turn to Athens he made some OBJ
servations in this line of treatment,
and reported an almost invariable
success. In only one instance did
he fail to secure the head. His
method was to order the milk and
pulp Of one cocoanut, to be taken in
the morning, fasting, no purgation
or cessation from business being re-
quired. In this country DIR. Allison
has reported, in the Medical Age, n
case where the use of "filix mas, "
oil Of turpentinc, and chloroform
had successfully failed to effect a
complete removal of the parasite,
but in which the patient by chance
partook of cocoanut, and soon
after was relieved Of q dead tape
worm with its head. Since then he
has had occasion TO prescribe cocoa.
nut in this trouble, and has found il
the pleasantest of all the taenicides
and one that does not require tbs
administration of cathartic.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21
BONE GH.FrIxG EXPERIMENT.

In the New York Charity Hos
eital, in November last, as de-
scribed in the Scientific American,
DIR. A.. NJ. Phelps grated bone
from dogs leg il the shin bone of
boy, under circumstances which
attracted general attention. Both |
boy and dog were bound side by
side on a cot, where they might be
KEEP as comfortably as possible for
several days; anaesthetics were adj
ministered but moderately, and
piece Of the bone about an inch and
a half long was taken from the dogs
limb and inserted in that of the
boy, where it was ingeniously Sc
cured in position, care being taken
not to injure the arteries or any inn
portant portion of the circulatory
system of either. 1t was designed
that the vitality OF the dog should
contribute to the growth of the bone
in place in the boys leg, which, it
was estimated, would require about
thirty days, and an artery of the
dog was, therefore, conducted to the
grated bone, and muscle was
stitched to muscle and skin to skin,
to promote if possible natural
growth. After three days the boy
and dog became apparently COM
Portable together, and at the end OF
six days the wound was naturally
healed, but at the end of eleven days
there was an apparent shrinkage OF
the dog in the dressings, allowing OF
motion, and endangering the pull
ing Of the graft from position, and
the bond of union between the boy
and the dog was then, on this &c
count, severed. The operation had
not been successful, but the bone
graft was covered with an irregular
new growth, and circulation was
shown TO have been established be-
TWEEN the boy and the dog. At the
end of five weeks the graft was re
moved from the boys leg. but the
stimulation it had caused ia said Il
have set up reparative process
which gives hope that the original
fracture may reunite. The boy now
walks with the aid Of che crutch OF
a cane, and the dog was CAREFUL,
treated after the separation. DIR
Phelps is confident that bony unioi
would have taken place with Tn,
graft if actual contact could hay,
been maintained for longer period
and says that "the operation is |
success in so far as it establishes
the principle that it is possible t,
grow large masses of tissue from al
animal to man, and to establish
the circulation until the union take
place between opposite species with
nut danger to either. II also dem
onstrates that growth of new bon
takes place when a section Of bon
is transplan.ed and its nutrition
maintained by the artery Of tn
animal. This, if continued for fou
or five weeks, would probably unit
a fracture"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

Notwithstanding the protection
given him by the Mckinley law,
Andrew Carnegie. the iron king, re-
Gently made a heavy cut in his
workmens wages. Now he has made
a cut into the United States Treas
ury by being awarded contra, |
for "a, 100000 worth CT armour
plate for the new naval vessels. No
wonder Carnegie believes In PRO.
lection" and no wonder that he is a
liberal contributor to the Repub-
Ii, an campaign fund. lie gets il
all back with compound interest
added.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

If the statement in the annual
report of the U. S. Commissioner Of
Labor that the cost Of producing a
ton of steel rails is less in America
than in England and other Euro
pean countries be true, and we have
no reason for believing it otherwise,
the only object attained by putting
a high tariff upon steel rails is 10
increase the profits Of the American
manufactures of them. If we can
produce them as cheap or cheaper
than any other country why should
not we compete with the rest of the
world by striking them from the
list of so-ealled protected articles?
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21
MINING APPLICATION No. 1872.


USIrsp STATES LAM OyyIcg.
HAIlEY, IpAno, November Is, 1890
Notice In hereby given that The Pine Grove Gold
Mining Company, whose postoifice address Is Fine
fillmore county, Idaho, have made application lor o
patent for 1900 linear feet on the
RAARoD LODE,
Bearing god and silver, situated In Pine Grove 0or.
merly Bear Creekl Mining District, Elmore formerly
Aturasi county Idaho. and described In the oieiai
plat and field notes file In this atce follows viz:
Beginning at the center OF the discovery shaft,
thence ~ degrees 90 minutes W. variation Is deg
45 min 800 feet 10 No !, thence rs deg 90 mn
coo feet 10 corner No. 2, thence - deg 80 min
1900 feet TO corner No. s. thence 70 deg % min W
100 feet b. corner No. 4. thence rs deg 30 min
100 feet to No. and place of beginning
OF exterior boundaries. From corner No. g. U. B. N.
N. No. l. Pine Grove Mining District. hears rs deg
a. min To3 feet distant, containing i9s1i00 arres
OF the unsnryeyed lands - tho United States
The location Of this mine Is recorded In the Re-
coriers office ri Elmore formerly Alturnz) county,
page 4o5 book 10 OF quartz clsims.
The nearest known locations are the mammoth"
and the Gold Ill., unzurveyei.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are
quireh 20 present the bciure this office within
sixty DAYS from tha frt d,y ~ publication hereof or
ther viii be barred by virtue OF the provisions Of tho
Statute.
W. T. RILEY, Register.
\. H. MccAxrr, attorney for claimant.
First publication Nov. ~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

". u. ht0cktuh, FIAlHtIHi
n.
]. v Sweeney, DEFENDANT
The People OF the state Of Idaho send greeting to
J. Y. Sweeney. defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me, at
my Office In iienn's feny Precinct, Fillmore county,
on the 9Th DAY of January. A. d. ISL, at 10 o'clock
a m, 10 answer the complaint Of the above named
plaintiff
This suit II brought In recnser twenty tao R-luo
dollars due plaintiff for merchandise sold and delis
cred 10 you at your request At Glenns Ferry, Ia IL
more county in the month Of November, A. ID. ism,
and the costs Of this suit. plaintiff viii take ilg
ment against yeu for the said sum and costs 81 this
suit II YOU Tail "a appear and answer.
To the sheriff any Constable Of Einiore county
greeting Make legal serie and due return hereof
Given under my hand this S0th lAy of December,
A. ID. lssO.
AuG. NJ sINNOTr, Justice Of the reace
OF Glenns fcrs, Precinct
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

John Azhgii. defendant
The People # The State of Idaho send creating Ia
John Axhell defendant;
Nnl arr hereby sanans.i b anllsssr hsfarr me II
Gienn- Ferrs Precinct On thr hfth ,ias u January
a Y. ls.ii- al tern clock q nl 70 answer the com.
plant o. plaintiff
TITS sult u brought n recover forty nine % In
dollars, tor merchsnise furnished yau At your re
qtcst, n said tlenn ferrx fresnci on account, Ia
date ui sepisnher ~ isbl c,ss II this suit 81
piainin aill take Judgment against You tor the saH
answer.
10 ths sheriff or any Constable Of Fillmore county.
ereetin Male iegt Service and dts return hertsi
Given nn'l.r ny hand this nh IA, of Doceuler,
4. d. lSlA
ARC sISNnTT
Justice Of ths PsaeS. G.cnas Fer, rrclinat.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

Since the adjournment Of Con-
gress there are many dead ducks
floating in the sea of politics.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

r~ Fine job work done at this
office.
R~ Local lines % cents each.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

For good job work, call at the
brlLEgls oilice.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21
Notice OF Forfeiture.

NOTICE. OF orTeiture.
To James Iirndrea, his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that have expended the
sum OF two hundred dollars in labor ami improve
ments on the
MOUNTAIN VIEW and KEYSTONE
lode mining claims, situated on Red Warrior Hill,
bear Greek Mining iistrtet, Elnore county, idaho.
required hy section 23tA Revised Statutes u tho
tnttez States. heing the amount required 10 hold the
same fr the year 1859. and that your proportion Of
tbs same Is tseiseduafs and hftN cents due tho
Mountain NisS claim and twelve dollars and nity
GENTS due on the keystone claim making total OF
twenty i've doars-beiRg ohe-eighth Of the amount
expended ON both claims and II within ninety days
after this tire by publication you fail or refuse To
contribute your prnportion Of such expenditure
owner your interest IN sad claims will sesnme the
property Of this subscriber under said section 2Ssa
Revised Statutes Of the United states.
PiIIL RIPPER.
Dated Roxy BAr, Oct Is. 1900.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21
Alias Summons.

In Justices Court Of Glenn- Ferry Precinct Elmor,
County, State Of idaho.
W. NJ. Stockton, Plaintiff,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21
ALIAS SUMMONS.
Opposite Patent Once washlnuson. o.

In Justices oonrt, Glenn's Perry Precinct EimoFe
county. Stale OF idaho.
". n. s,.,ckton, plaintiff.
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-17
Tiles for Decoration.
TNew York Tribune,1

There is nothing more satisfactory
than tiles, either from an aesthetic or
unitarian view. Every one is familiar
nowadays with tiles as facing to fire.
places and as hearths. The greatest OBJ
lection to thing is its cost. 1t is not at
all difficult matter to set tiles. One of
the first essentials is that they be per-
fectly matched in size. There is often
considerable difference in the dimen-
sions and thickness of those of the same
size and make. A facing of tiles the
depth of an ordinary wainscot is very
pretty and easily kept clean. When
purchased by the quantity the average
price of plain white tile six inches
square is only ten cents each.
A decorated or shaded tile may be pur-
chased from twenty-five cents upward.
A decorated tile alternating with a plain
tile gives very pretty effect. A medley
of colors is not effective. Blue and white
tiling is always pretty for room facing.
A piece of this work above the kitchen
sink seems to brighten up very dark
and unattractive room. Nowhere is til
ing prettier or more useful Shan in the
bathroom, where it may form the facing
of the walls and even the flooring.
American manufacturers are making
very attractive tiles in relief and in
plain shaded effects
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-17
Domestic Markets
(By Telegraph


NEW YORK April 10, 1891. -TheFlour market
-recoipts 14.300 packages: exports 397 bbs
and l0,266 sacks; active, stronger. in some In
RFlour quotations.low extras 1904 So; city
mills extra at 1896 so; city mills patents s 3r
@e: winter wheat, Tow grades. at s:sb@4 50: fai /,
TO fancy at 4Ot96 40, patents at 55@6,65
Minnesota clear 45a5 20; straights do at So
81; do patents s 1895 10; do rye mixtures
20; lSouthern flour strong and more active;
common to fair extra $500 So; good to
choice do A 4o95 So. Rye Flour firm and in good
Corn meal strong and in fair demand; yellow
western at SS5 gS 70; brandywine at So.
mand: No 2 Red at 1914@1 20 elevator. 21ss
store, % afioat; 2214gI 237s 70 b; No 8 Red
! hard:at 3IA: Rye quiet and steady. Barley
firm and quiet. tCern-receIpts q 1880 bush; ex-
higher, good demand and strong: No at 81 a IS
in elevator; 63@S4c atioat steamer mixed 1910
esOcrts busn saes Dss al
6l@611a; White do at 621A@65c; No 2 at 81 N
@63: do White e31s @e5c; No at csc; dOWhite
at White sssfe at ssgsg No ohcage
62hc. C0ffee-Rio dull and steady with fair
cargoes at zoe. sugar--raw quiet and steady;
No 8 Ciat 4c: No 8 at S7sc; off A 4 1-l69414c;
Mould 4ss; standard As4 7-io; Confeclioners
at &c. Petroleum quiet and steady: united at
7ONc. Pork quiet and firm; Beef fairly active
and firm; beef hams quiet and firm; terced beef
inactive and firm cut meats firm and quiet; mid
dies dull ana firm. Lard higher and strong, with
moderate demand; Western steam 81 10; city
at 80; refined quiet; for Continent 1907 30;
s. A. 7.S5. HITTER quiet and steady. Cheese
firm. with moderate demand.
Freights to Liverpool dull and weak.
DCHICAGO. April 16, l891.-The Flour market Is
quiet and firm, dealers asking an advance of log
1ec. Wheat higher and excited; No spring az
I 07@1 07%; No 2 Red at 1 07ss q l 08A.
Corn wildly excited and higher; NO at rs ". .
Oats excited and higher ;,No at SEC. Rye-No
2 at $50. Barley nominal. Provisions
Pork higher at IL 87H. Lard stronger at
S6.871s. Dry salt meats shoulders, 6 0595 171a |;
short clear sides at 60S6 So
Receipts-Flour Is 900 bbs, wheat 81 900 bush,
cornil11 900 bush, oats Ill 900 bush; rye 5000
bush, barley $4,000 bush.
Shipments.Flour 5000 bbls, wheat $4,000
1000 bush. barley 5000 bush.
ST LOUIS, April 49, 1891 The Flour market
Is strong and quiet; Wheat active and higher No
Red at 07@l O7h. Corn higher; No 70@
70Ac. Oats active land higher; No at 551z.
Rye quiet and lower No at sec. Barley dull;
u 76; laro, prime steam 60; dry, salt meats
strong and higher-shoulders So 1919. longs and
ribs SO 4UO6 80; short clear So 50@6 o2Is ba-
con-shoulders So rs; longs, So o71a; ribs
SO 871s; short clear 81 90. Hams 50 50911 so.
RsceptsIEdSSqasa d 5000 bbis wheat Ssooo
5000 bush. barley 0.O00-bush.
Shipments-Flour. IL, 900 bbls; wheat 5000
bus: corn, $4,000 bush toats, 1000 bush: rye
5000 bush; barley 1000 bush.
DETROIT. April 16, 1881. -wheat-No White
at IL: No Red at 1874. Corn-No at 75c'
Flour 5000 bbls, wheat 1860 bush; corn 5000
bush: oats 1890 bush.
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-17
Value Of honesty.

There is no compensation for lack or
loss of honor. have seen it tried again
and again. There is no substitute for it.
Whoever sells fraction of it Cor wealth
or preferment begins to inherently de-
generate. The end is death. Can you
measure or weigh that word when ap-
piled to the soul? Honesty, simple hon
esty, is the best policy in dealing with
ourselves, with our children, with our
neighbors, or with things. l remember
that the physician in charge of one of
the largest asylums for the insane said a
few years ago in his annual report;
"Above all things deal honestly with the
insane. Do not on any account under
take to deceive them. A liar can only
work mischief with diseased mind.
The truth may be hard enough for them
to bear, but a falsehood is cruelty. They
need trust and confidence. Faith in
others is healing" think this is uni
versal law. Be honest. especially to the
young and the weak
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
An Upward Movement In Stocks with
Firm Closing.
Corn WILDLY Excited In the Chicago
Market-FIour Advances.
Quotations OF staple Products In New
York, Chicago and st. Louis.

At New York money has been easy, ranging
from to A per cent last loan at per cent
and closing at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper from to z per cent. Sterling Exchange
quiet and easier for bankers bills, with actual
business at 1914 for 6o-day bills, and a sS1z for
demand; posted rates are s6@4 s91s. Com
mercial bills at s44@4 SIN. Go, errment
bonds dull and steady. Railroad bonds quiet and
generally steady.
In the market after 12, an upward movement
took place In the general list and downward
movement in Lackawanna made further progress
each, Which eliminated about /. Sugar. at soss
was hp ga; Atchison, at 31% was up ls St
Paul. at 6l1s, was up 1, from their opening
prices; Lackawanna was down ia, at 1346s,
The rest of the market was only slightly changed
from first prices. with advances In the majority,
while the four stocks mentioned were very active.
In the hour after IL, dullness marked the deal
In the remainder. A partial reaction occurred In
the next hour. At 2 prices again advanced. The
market closed quiet and firm at small fractions
better than first prices.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 213, 500 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-17

Eggs-Eastern lextras at I15@; fancy nearby
stock higher; frsts at 141ac; extra Vermont and
l5@16 1sc; Michigan choice at 15ac. JOB.
bing priceI1c higher.
Poultry-Western dry packed turkeys, choice
at 16@16c; fair to good at l2Gi4c: chickens at
lS9lbc fowls 12@14; geese 9910c; ducks at 10
Beans-Choice small New York hand-picked at
2 1892 40 y bush; choice New York marrow
-hand-picked pkd 2 2092 20: choice screened pea
21O92 20; choice Yellow Eyes at 2 COG. job
bling prices loo higher.
Hay Choice prime hay at s14 O0@S15 90: fair
to good ST. O0@$13 90; Eastern fine S11@s12;
poor 10 ordinary S9@S11: East swale IS61S1O;
Rye straw. choice, S17G1s 90; Dat straw SO.
POTATOES We quote choice Houlton Rose / 10
per bush; do Hebrons at 81 10@1 10; Aroos-
LOOK Rose az 129l 10; do Hebrons / 10GD1 10:
New York Burbanks 05@1 10.