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hhsIr WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption. DIR
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or that
haye given such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand rea'y to refund the
purchase price. if satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on their
merits. A. c.. Smith & Co., druggists.
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A Pennsylvania Excursion.

Several excursions have passed through
Ogden lately known as the PENNSYLVANIA
Golden Gate excursions. They are conposed
OF people from all portions of the east, seeking
health and recreation. The third OF these
specials is due TO arrive in Ogden to-day at II so
O'Clock p m. The train viii go west from here
over the Southern Pacific and will probably re.
turn over the southern or northern routes
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Judge Cross Court.

In Judge Cross judicial headquarters Albert
Sill fled complaint against Fred Steinmitz,
charging him with the crime of assault and bat
terry. Steinmitz was arrested. arraigned and
pleaded guilty. The judgment of the court was
q me or 81 and costs OF prosecution, which he
paid and departed.
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New York Mining Stocks.
Boston Quotations.
Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-Aggressive operations
in the stock market to-day were confined to
the bear side, but trading was within narrow
limits, the weakness in sugar being the oulv
feature. The close was heavy, near the lowest
POINT, Sugar being off ga
Governments steady.
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New Enterprfses Started.

Articles of Incorporation of the Retribution
Mining and Reduction company were filed in
the office of County Clerk Joseph p. Led
widge yesterday.
The object OF the corporation is to conduct
the business Of buying, selling, leasing and OPP
Grating mines and mining claims in the territory
OF Utah, and smelling, reducing and refining
works; Of conducting general mining and re-
duction business in all its branches including
buying ana selling minerals. ores and bullion: :
OF carrying on general mercantile business
etc
The principal place of business is Ogden, and
the location of works in Utah territory
The life Of the corporation is forty years and
the capital stock is 100000, divided into 500 600
shares of 81 each.
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chicago Wheat.

1@19 lower on liberal offerings; weak cables.
favorable weather for crops, advanced y on
covering By shorts receded 4 on renewed offer
lngs. advanced Is, closed firm q lower than
yesterday. Receipts, $1,000; shipments, 2&cOO.
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Lirernnol Grain.

poor; , red winter, IS flsd, steady: spring I'M
changed.
Corn-Demand fallen OF; spot, 4s SID, dull;
April, As SD, dull; May, IS I'D dull; June, As
4hd dull.
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CONFERENCE RATES.

The Rio Grande Western railway On
April "a to 9Th, makes special excursion
rates from all Utah points to Salt Lake
city and return for conference, tickets
limited to April 18th.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM,

Fare for round trip, only SL5O
G 6: 4 4 G aasEf' A F5G6st Agent Ogden
D. E. hurley,
Gen. Agent Pasgr. Dept, Salt Lake.
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and common. 4.0O04.e5; mixed packers, 1900
40; prime heavy and butchers weights 1850
s.75; light, 4.6Dl14.T5.
sheep-Receipls 5000; higher; ewes. 4. COO
lbs; weathers, 8. 50@6.25; westerns, 5.5996.2O.
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PROVO.
REPUBLICAN GATHERING.
Candidates for Delegates Hobos on the Ram
page-New Enterprises.

To day will witness a bitter fight between the
Republican delegates to the territorial conven-
tlon, who will assemble at The opera house at 10
O'Clock. The Utah county delegates have been
informed that large number from Salt Lake
are pledged TO support Devine as a delegate to
minneapolis and have held secret caucuses for
the purpose OF waging war against him. 1t is
Inc opinion OF the southern members that
another representative Republican would be
more suitable for a seat in the national conven-
Iion. The names Of Arthur Brown and John NJ.
zane are referred to with favor and ii is thought
that II Utsh county is honored, George Suther-
land will be the man
large number OF the delegates are already
IN PROVO and busily engaged IN preparing plans
for the convention.
A large number of the delegates 10 the Re-
publican convention arrived last evening and
LOOK supper at Mr.. Southworths building on
Centre ST. eet Many of chem attended the bail
at the opera house Mr. John M. Zane was
SPOKEN 10 IN reference to his opinion as 10 who
the salt Lake delegation would support for
minneapolis, and he stated that his preference
would be Arthur Brown. There may be boom
gwen TO Zane from the outlook.
TABERNACLE CONCERT.
Inc following is the programme for the free
concert given at the tabernacle last night:
opening, Hail Columbia" Chorus and Band
Overture, Rival" Pettee
Military Band
Glee Harvest Home. Stephens
Tabernacle Choir
Piano solo ........., Nearer, My Go d to Thee
Dora Divis.
Duet, Flow Gently, Diva" Parry
Boshard and Pyne.
Anvil Chorus al Trovatore" Verdi
Chorus and Band
Mrs II. E. Giles.
Prize Glee, Invocation to Harmony
+ Stephens
Fourth Ward Glee Club.
solo and Chorus 'iInf1ammatus" Rosini
MRS Tllie Homer, Chorus and Band
Part Song, Mothers Lullaby Stepbens
Ladies Glee Club.
Bass Solo, ''Fondly Dreaming White
John Buckley.
Solo and Chorus, 'Crown'd with the Tempest. ~
). r. Boshard, Chorus and Band.
Selection "Miserere'' Verdi
Garden City Mandolin Club
double GuaTtette, "Ihe Old Kentucky Home"
Fourth Ward Glee Club
Selection. The hicker'S DOOM Farmhouse
Military Bnnd
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A Probate Order.

In probate yesterday an order was made FIX
irg Saturday, April go as date for hearing the
petition for the order for the sale of real estate
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CHICAGO. March observation-disclosures. 100.
weak; good TO prime steers, g. SOGa4. o.: others
!. ;509.7o; stockers. 2.ot@S.25; Texans 500
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; closed strong: rough
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EUREKA kTCRiNGS.
The Strife at North Tintic-Auo'her News
piper PrObab!e-GeacrnI Notes.

The Strife at North Ilntic-Auo,her News
piper PrOba5!c-GeNcrnl Notes.
The people of this camp are still excited over
the great strike recently made in North Tintic
and fully reported through the columns of TIE
HERALD The excitement IS OF the same ma
ture as that which always follows an exceedingly
rich discovery in any Of the western commani-
ties, lua now that several days have ELAPSED
since the discovery was made the q l2ens of
I1ntIc strict who are acquainted win me
country and its possibilities are beginning to
appreciate that This is only the teginnipsr ~ n
reanzaton That this district IS destined TO be-
come
ONE OF TIE RICHEST
mineral producing sections in the world. Mn
eral locations are being made for miles arounIj
the country contiguous 10 that upon which the
rich discovery was made. The DEVELOPMENT of
TINS stcIlon means Il great deal for Eureka and
before long one need not be surprised TO SEQ q
large city here. With the tOwEsite oDesti,n
settled in favor of the people VIC will feel Sc.
cure IN their homes; with The streets cleaned
and lighted; with police and fire protection:
with the powers OF home rule and self govern.
ent; with a CITIZENSHIP whose aueras siyanel.
IS admirable TO behold; with honorable n a.
tlVes; patriotic spirits; respect for the fiag.
with Democrauc ttndenCes coupled with - 81
mountains OF precious minerals, why shouId
they not be tue founders Of city worthy of
aspiring 10 capltalistic honors.
In talk l had with Captain George n
Bridges OF
TIE TINTIC MINING BUREAU,
who is one of the committee that is condrctip,
the toTnsite case on 1ehaf OF the peorle thar
gentlemen expressed himself as being very
hopeful regarding the final outcome of the case
BE Is great admiTer OF Eureka and thinks
the outlook of tie camp is exceedingly bright
for he coming season. Captain Bridges is
largely interested in the Iintic country and
controls number OF the finest prospects in Jo1s
section.
Gheie has been great deal of talk made
during the past year about an electric lipbt
plant, but the company has natersanzed in
name only. Here Is an opportunity Tor some
enterpr sing capitalist to invest wisely
III is quietly rUnored that Eureka is to have
another newspaper 1t is 10 be Democratic in
politics and viii he called the "Tntic Terror -
Brains and tapital VIII be back 5f the enter.
prise. The first issue is booked to appear in n
few weeks. -
THE OUTLOOK FOR SPRING
is very bright. Contracts have been awordad
for number OF new buildings 10 be erected
this year, and there are several in conrse ~
construction. Carpenters lind plenty of nrorl,
and are fairly remunerated therefor.
TO INCORPORATE.
1t is very probable that the petition now boir,.
circulated among the people OF Eureka nrsri,,ts,
that the county court grant them mower ~ LIZ III
corporate the town, will be granted Tb;S 10 ~ W,
IL should be. The people here arpue ann irs+ir'
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Oils.
lIocnl Ountatinns.
Local Markets.

Boiled linseed OIL bbls., SIC; cases fves. Soc
Raw linseed oil, brls.. sic; cases fives, SOC.
1 upentine, bliss soc; cases fives, &c.
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FINANCIAL.
Corrected daily By McCoraick Dc co.,
The Metals.
Money Market.

NEW YORK March 31.-Money on call easv:
closed, offered 2; prime paper 406: sterling
exchange. firm; sixtyday bills, 1864; de-
mand ASA.
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WHOLESALE BUYING PRIcEs)
Retail about 10 ner cent. higher.
Corrected Daily 6y tie Peoples Forwarding Co. :,
"a and &c &. Second South Street.
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Articles OF Incorporation of the Utah and
Oregon Lumber company, were fled before
Judge Bishop. The incorporators are John
Seaman. II. w. G. Williams Fred Foulger
James T. Johnson. George Turnin, Hyrum Bel
nap and Joseph Belnap.
The capital stock is $4,000, and its life forty
years, ana the general place OF business shall
be Ogden City.
he officers for the ensuing term are II. W.
Williams, president; George TUrnin, vice
presidents Hyrum Belnap, treasurer and secre-
tary.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. I. Howe, the ..Old Hickory of this com.
munity. is expected to arrive home shortly. Ee
has been visiting his home near Cleveland. Ohio.
The Rev. Gillian of the Methodist church,
was called to Ohio last week to the bedside OF
his father. who is very i'll.
Hon. Richard s. Tone, who has been seri-
ously indisposed for some days past, is conva-
lescing.
EUREKA March 81
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Fire Insurance company, of PhIladelphia
will insure you against fire.
Il. J. GRANT & Co.. Agents.
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A LUMBER COMPANY.


The officers for the ensuing year are: NJ. n.
Graves. president; c. {. Barnes vice-presidept
andC. NJ. Brough, treasurer
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
kRATS,
PAYsoN, March 81, 1892
TIE AMERICAN

The best is good enough.
Dew Drop canned goods are the best.
ROGERS & Co.
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COMMERCIAL.
N.Y. York General Mnrhet.

NEW YORK, March 3l-Hops steady.
Cofee-Optons steady. unchangt d. 10 points
up: sales = 30 bags; april 1900 II. 95; May
Dec mber. 1900 spot Rio. nominal.
Sugar, raw. firm; sales: muscovgdo, S9-test,
20 refined. quiet firm
Copper-Quiet, LiIke 1i.15 bid.
lead-Dull comestic4 > Cli25
-Steady; straits, 19SC01a90.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

IN Provo for producing light Van Horne and
sears, OF Salt Lake city, are here to purchase a
site on which the company buildin will be To-
Gated me capital stock is placed at $lO0O.O
IN lO,cO0 shares of $40 each. The franchise of
the company April 3. therefore they are forced
10 begin their operations Immediately The
enterprise will be of vast benefit to cur civ.
spanish Fork Is TO have fine opera house.
Articles of incorporation for the company hav5
Deen MED, and work is 10 be pushed speedily
William Greer is the prime mover in the enter
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Morning RallrOad Stocks.

NEW York, March Petroleum Closed
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so, that over $3.50 per month is taken out of
this place for taxes and placed in the county
treasury. or this amount only aboui SlO0 or S2C0
ever gets back. With tue difference in the
amounts expended IN street grading, cleaning,
proved wonderfully.
The recent heavy snowstorms have made the
streets very nearly impossible.
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DANGEROUS HoBos

Officer Strong last evening had an encounter
win one OF the footpadS who have been holding
hign carnlVa! Tor some time in Provo Three
OF them had Just served out a term for stealing
hams and resumed their old tricks by getting
on toot and rolling man in the mud with the
intention of Fleeing him. Strong attempted
thelr arrest, hut received blow with brass
knuckles full in the nose from one of them. the
others escaping. The cop pushed the fight and
put IN few telling blows but was confronted
with razor in the hand of the hobo which
behind the ear brought the fellow to grass, how
ever, ard then the officer administered to him
neat pummeltng. The tramp was bound over
10 await the action o. the grand jury for resist
ID 2 an oficer with deadly weapon, while the
other two ham thieves, who were also captured,
were sent TO the bastile for ten days.
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A BALL

The Republican drum corps ball at the opera
mouse last evening was most pleasant affair
There was good attendance, the hall was
beautifully decorated ana the music was good.
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The lugorporators are;

The Shareholders VIII constitute the board of
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THURMAN & KARRON
Collectors and Employment Office, Provo
Utah
LOGAN.
THE FIRE

THURSDAY, February IS.
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Real estate transfers yesterday amounted
TO S4,110.
The hotels had very light run of guests
yesterday.
Z. w. Exum has recovered from severe
Illness and is able to be out again.
Antoine Gardc, of the La Patrd published
at Denver, is in the city on business.
W. f. Melick, one of Idaho's cattle kings,
was in the city yesterday, it is said, for
other than cattle business.
Conreid's Opera company played to q
large house at the Grand last evening Ii the
clever comic opera "Poor Jonathan
Frederick Warda is booked for the Grand
Friday night ne will appear in the play "a
Lions Mouth and Saturday nightin "Vir-
glnius."
Colonel Hardesty, the well-known cattle
man of Wells, New, passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Salt Lake with a
car of stock.
The pharmacists of Ogden have organ
lied and will request the members of the
Legislature to pass the bill now pending
before that body known as the pharmacy
bill.
Colonel w. H. Harvey left last evening
for New Orleans to represent Ogden at the
trans Mississippi congress on the 23d inst
Fred J. Kiesel and Judge A. b. Patton will
leave to-day and will join Colonel Harvey
st Denver.
A certain ticket broker in this city seems
to have been placed in rather unpleasant
circumstances, and attorneys have his &C
count books in hand endeavoring to
sfraighten them up Developments are
forthcoming.
The railroad boys were treated to a leap
year bali at Carlin, Nevada, last evening.
A numper of the railroad employees and
officials went out from Ogden. Christensen
Brothers orchestra also went out to fur
nish the music FOR the occasion. ball
will be given at Terrace by the railroad
employees on Washington's birthday, Feb
ruary %.
The members Of the Patriotic Order
Sons of America are making great prepar-
atoms for their ball in the opera house on
the evening of the 22pd. 1t should be
largely attended as the proceeds go for the
purchase of flags for the public school
uildings Of this city. Those who do not
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How it Originated smash-up-Police
Culprits.

Culp TfCS.
Later Investigations show that the fire in
Mrs. G. Torgeson's house On Second street,
which occurred Tuesday morning, origin
ated in the attic Of the kitchen by q defec-
tive hue.
A heavy fire was built in the stove about
$3.50 a. n. and at Z smoke was noticed com
ing through the roof. An alarm was at
once turned in and the fire department
quickly responded. But one line of hose
could be laid, as there is no water in the
water bitches on the street and only one
hydrsnt close enough to be of any service
The work of the department was certainly
good, although hampered considerably by
the want of water and by the crowd which
is ever present at fires which are fought by
volunteer fire departments.
RUNAWAY.
Will Browns team which was used to
pull the hose cart to the fire, ran away
while Will was turning on the water at the
hydrant, and smashed his sleigh consider
able.
POLICE COURT.
Two of Logan's bright youths, who were
out sowing wild oats" IN sleigh Satur-
day night, were up on charge of disturb
ing the peace and were fined So apiece.
The names ara withheld out of respect for
their families.
MATRIMONIAL.
Logan's young people are beginning to
think that single blessedness is not what il
is cracked up to be. Three couples will be
wed tomorrow, MIR. Will Charles and
Miss Dora Hansen, MIR. George Adams and
Miss Ellen Smith aud MIR. Pete Larsen and
Miss Christina Swensen. The best wishes
Of THE HERALD go with the young people
in their journey through life in double
| harness.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Charles e Rammel sold Christen Spring
four-ffth of an acre of the Providence
Farm survey for $3.50.
D. B. and A. A. Allen located the Cot
tonwood Mining claim in Blacksmith Fork
canon to-day.
| Sidney Stevens. Joe and Heber Sorrow.
croft and Wallace Boyle. of Ogden; j. T.
Bennett, w. M. Wantland and A. Stuart
of Salt Lake; w. L. and Will Webster, OF
Franklin, and q. P. Hutchinson, of Ogden,
are at the Peoples.
c. H. hampton, Of Salt Lake, w. L.
Mason, of New York; j. Il. Dickey, OF
Kansas City, and George Corey, of Ogden,
are at the Logan.
The will be special meeting of the
Logan Fire department Tomorrow after
noon.
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Orange Blossoms.

One of the chief society events of the
season occurred at the church of the Good
Shepherd last evening in the marriage of
Mr.. L. Il. Wallace to Miss Ina d. Kircher,
Rev. Samuel Unsworth officiating
The groom is a young and prosperous
!eweler of this city and the bride is the
only daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. G.
Bishop. After the marriage ceremony was
performed formal banquet and reception
were given at the residence of the brides
parents.
MIR. and Mrs Wallace will Immediately
go to housekeeping at $50 Twenty fourth
street. Many costly gifts were presented
them by friends.
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Il AMERICANIZED
NJ ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA
IS TIE MERN THING YOU NEED.

ID ATzE u A1ANE = y II ~
Britannica Because exactly
and amended for American
TO tell abOut Grant and Sherman and
Cleveland and Harrison, don't you? Well the
Encyclopaedia But the Anecand edition WILL
compiled fifteen and
gives biographies who living that time Maybe you
edition contains hundreds OF bio
grsphes specially including prominent man
or n world.
abous American State than about
English county, you? won't the Encyclopedias Britannica
Encyclopedia Britannica fo
work compiled specially Enghmn while the latter h
especially American homes seer
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PROVO.
THURSDAY.
February Is, 1899.
A RUNAWAY COUPLE.
Provo BARBER Elopcs With the Daughter
Of William Harrison-News Notes

A Provo Barber Elopes With the Daughter
Of William Harrison-News Notes.
In the First dis trict court yesterday fore
noon the case of the United States VS..
Theodore Bradley was dismissed
c, Rasmussen VS.. G. S. Gates ct al de-
murrer withdrawn, thirty days given to
answer.
The Territory of Utah VS.. a. O. Smoot,
ir., ct al. demurrer overruled, ten days
given to answer
Lydia H. Loughery VS.. r. H. Dodd ct
al; demurrer overruled, ten days given to
answer.
United States VS.. George w. Gee; case
dismissed
Ira N. Hinckley, of Fillmore, was
arraigned charged with unlawful cohabita-
ton. He made q statement that he had
not lived with the plural wife for over
three years and that he would obey the
law in the future. The judge inflicted a
fine of $50 and costs.
In the afternoon the following cases
were dismissed at the request Of United
States Attorney Varian:
United States VS.. George J. Hales.
United States VS.. j. r. Boshard.
Uuited States VS.. John r. Baker.
The People VS.. George w. Hancock.
John M. Zane came down yesterday on
court business.
Jacob Johnson is attending the district
court.
Mr.. Scwab the Hub clothler, has opened
his new clothing store in the Union block.
The Woman's Suffrage association will
give ball On Friday night at the opera
house.
L. Holbrook reports that party of natu-
raj gas experts came TO Provo last night TO
look up the prospects for finding that valu-
able article in this vicinity.
The news of the death of William King,
formerly of Kingston. Utah, but later of
Skull Valley, was received by his children
and friends in Provo as great shock. 1t
was not known that he was seriously i'll,
although he has been for some time suffering
from bullet wound in the leg. The
wound was inflicted about twenty years
ago from the hands of Willis Bartholomew.
whom he was attempting to arrest 10 Fill
more, and it has been source of trouble to
him ever since.
| MIR. King has always been distinguished
for his enterprise, and has done much
toward building up southern Utah About
ten years of his life was spent in the
Sandwich Islands, where's he was laborine
with the natives.
He is the father of the Hon. William H.
King, president of the legislative council.
Inc news OF MS Qe&Ll came from Salt
Lake yesterday, where he was being
treated at the hospital.
SKIPPED TO MARRY.
For some time past there has been tender
designations going on between Nellie Har-
risen, young eprite, the daughter oil
William Harrison, the timer, and 6
popular tonsorial. artist by the name oil
SHitcher.
Night before last the pair were missing
and MIR. Harrison was put in a furry
anticipating that som ething was going or
by way of the crooked path Yesterday il
was learned that the clipping couple hat
married in Reber City at the home o.
Nellies sister. The ''littlen couple arr
very much devoted to one another and NJ
doubt they will get on happily together
GRAnEn sAnnIr Rncny AM npAnl