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First Monday. 4 D. NJ. Rosetta Coun.
ell. st. Luke, 149
Sp. IN. Sons and Daughters OF Disci-
pie.
Second Monday, a D m, Ella Tent. 81
4 p. m, Rising Sons and Daughters OF
Simeon.
Second Thursday. & p. M. Loving
Daughters OF Bethlehem.
Third Monday, 8 p. M. Good Shep
herd OF Bethlehem.
Third Wednesday. 3 d m, Solid Link
Tab Ill GIG. A. O b. 4 SOIL C..
Third Thursday, 3 p. IN. Pest Officers
Council ". OFF
Fourth Thurs dav. 8 D. M, Shining
Star, SamaritaDs, 26
p. m, Daughters Of Zion.
Fourth Monday, 4 p. m, American
Coupcil, St. Luke, 14S
First and Third Mondays, p. m,
Hod Carriers, 3
First and Third Tuesdays, 8 y. m,
Good Prospect Council, ST. Lukes.
First and Third Wednesdays, 8 D. M,
Vanguard of Freedom 20
First and Third Friday, s D. m, vir-
ginia Tab. 43,G. u. o. ofG F.
First and Third Friday, 8 7. m, Geth-
seniirie Lodge. Samaritans, 62
| Second and Fourth Monday, 8 d. M,
Vanguard of Freedom. 10
! Second and Fourth Tuesday 8 o. M,
Friendship Lodge of Damons,
Second and Fourth Wednesday, o.
M, Vanguard of Freedom, %
First and Fourth Tuesday, p. m
Mt. Pero Tab of Israel, 90
Second and Third Tuesday, 8 D. IN.
Jordan Lodge, SamaritaDs, 40
First and Second Thursday, 8 o. M.
Richmond Va. Lodge, Samartans.
RICHMOND HALL, 412 and Alan. 3rd ST
A. ID. Price. Proprietor.
He'll No. l.
First and FORTH Mondays, Isreals
Mt. Nebo, No. r.
First and Third Tuesdays, Isreall
Abraham, Nc. o.
First and Fourth Wednesday, lsreals
Mt. Zion, No. Z.
First and Third FRIDAYS, Love an,
Charity, Solid Rock Tabernacle, No
1877.
T ird Wednesday, Past officers of Is
reals.
First Sunday, Love and Charity
Lone Rock, No. 6. Juvenile.
First and Third THURSDAYS, Myrtl
| Lodge, RytnlaR, NO. H.
First and Third Friday, Peerless, @
F., No. 3143.
Second and Fourth Mondays, Virgin
giDis, Pythias. No. 6.
Second and Fourth Tuesdays, Driver
Association.
Second and Fourth Thursdays, o. Il
Knights of Pythias, No. 8.
Hall No. 3.
Rising Star OF the East, Juvenile.
First Friday, st. Luke. Forrester's Cou
Gil, No 3.
Second and Fourth MONDAYS, Lov
and Charity, Little Love, Tab. No. Is!
Afternoon Meetings-H all No. /.
Second Monday, Ruth Council, S
Luke.
Second Tuesday, Mary's Tent.
Second Thursday, Martha's Tel
meet in Hall No. 2.
Pythin Castle, 3rd aud Preston SITS.
Invincible, No. 3, X. of z. meets On
and 4th Wednesday nights.
Friendship Lodge, No. 3, h. of ]
meets Let and Bird Monday nights.
: Eureka No. /, X. of z. meets 1st an
Bird Tuesday nights.
: Mt. Olive, n. of d., meets End and Al
Tuesday nights.
Golden hule, No. z, d. OF ID. meets IL
and 3rd Thursday nights.
Golden Square, No. 4, d. of d., j
Monday night.
Cunningham Council, No. Ill, NEE
LIST Friday night.
Rose of Sharon, No. 6, meets i
Wednesday night.
Star of Hope, No. 10, meets 2nd Mo
day evening.
Ruth No. 16, e. c., meets Ind Wedne
| day evening.
al Morning Star Tent meets Srd Monde
evening.
II Hardasus Tent meets 2nd Tuesds
evening.
= Mt. Horeb Tent meets End Wednesdt
evening.
Mt sinai Tent meets 1st Monday e
eniDg.
. Hod Carriers Union, LIST aud 3rd Mo
day nights.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

Persons with too much tongue are
like vessels with too much sail-they
are Liable to topple over.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

GoD bless the liberal minded white
men who wish us well by praying for
our success and assisting us In any
honest effort to rise
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

We should patronize race enterpris
es. This is necessary to the perma
nent prosperity and final success OF
the race.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

When the Negro learns to love and
admire the Negro, other races will
learn to love and admire US.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

II colored folks would plan more
and talk less our progress would be
much more rapid.
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The Democratic party may not be
exactly in a hole, but its legs are
sticking out from some place.
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Envy and jealousy cause two
thirds OF the Ills from which We now
a,,ffor
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We must respect ourselves and 9th
ers will respect us.
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We must continue to improve our
condition. Times may be hard,
money scarce; but buy land.
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Lazy people always find time to
talk about what others should have
dOue
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Phone 935

JOHN MITCHELL. JR-. EDITOR
All communications intended for publication
must be sent to the editor. John Mitcnel. Sr-,
sis East Broad street and should reach him on
Tuesday.
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Industry will bring true happiness
idlenees will bring dire distress.
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Let us be temperate in all things
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Editorial Opinion.

Agitation precedes positive action
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GUM-RLASTIC
R O O F | N G

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Makes good root for years, and any
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Gum-EIastIc Paint costs only 60
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Send stamps for samples and full par
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GUM ELASTIC ROOFING co.
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Local Agents Wanted.
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Euvs1ils Tribe OF Israel 2nd Sunday
Z NJ.
Uhristian Sons and Daughters i Peace,
6r1 Sunday, 100 y. NJ.
Iudependsnt Sons aud Daughters OF
Mess en-, 4th Sunday. 3 P. NJ
4 Olive Council, No. 8, l. o. Of st.
LIke, LIST Monday, B p. NJ
Toseph Lodge. No. 139 l. o. Good Sa-
On st tans, End aud last Monday nights.
sola Tent, No. "A, 8rd Monday ct 8
|P>kls
bethany Fountain, U. o. True Reform
.eiS 2nd and 4th Monday nights
" oodworth Lodge, l. o. g. s., LIST and
| 81 Monday nights.
Rule Council, 1st Tuesday
st Division, No. 81, Good Tenn
III nd and 4th Tuesday nights
Hone Tabernacle, Galilean Fish-
le list and 3rd Tuesday nights.
OF the East Council, l. o. of st.
l. 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights.
| . Branch, o. st. Luke, End and
4 uesday nights.
Al Reef Council, I. o. st. Luxe. 2nd
city Division, G. T.. 1st wedncs-
night.
-:~ia Council, 1. o. st. Luke. and
lssday, 3 z. NJ.
aud Daughters OF Israel, LIST and
A~ssday nights.
ldiers OF the Vineyard, zth Thurs
night.
{. Joseph Council, I. o. st. Luke, LIST
5rd Thursday nights
nifty Tent, No. 75, End Thursday, 3
, vt Aria Lodge, I. o. G. Samaritans,
II last Friday nights
ID Lodge, 1. .. g. s., LIST and
sErday nights.
Sarah Lodge. 1. o. g. s., and and Bird
-iday nights.
S'sristians wisdom. 4th Monday, 3
SerALo's HALL, No. 702 E. Broad.
. sucks Guard Association meets LIST
hDlday, . p. RI.
HAYES HALL, No. TAI N. 2nd st.
George A. Custer Post, G. \. Republic
ist Thursday night
Nit Sinai Lodge, No. 81 Love and
- Tt.arity, End and 4th Monday nights.
Z Hackmen's Association, Let Sunda,
= aight.
q Mt. Zion Lodge, Good Samaritans, 2.
J and 4th Wednesday nights.
keystone Lodge, No 20, Four-and
e twenty Elders, LIST and 3rd Tuesda,
IS ights.
Moses Tab rnscle, Love and Charity
= 1T Tuesday night.
o Stewards Lodge, No "a. Four-an
q Twenty Elders, LIST and Bird WEDNESDAY
I'll lights.
Good viii Lodge, Four-and-Twent,
e ELDERS, End and Ath Wednesday nights
i Loving Christiane, End Wednesda
y night.
y Grand Officers Council, Four-and
, twenty Elders, 3rd Friday night
= cambridge Lodge, Four-aDd- Twent
4, Elders. 2nd and 4th Monday nights
Ever True Lodre, No. 2, Four-ans
= twenty Elders, 2nd and 4th Thursda
nights.
y Juvenile Lodge, Love and Charity, Al
Sunday, p NJ.
The Phoenix, 4th Sunday at 2 P M.
u Juvenile Lodge of /. o. OF Good Sam
ID rita7s, 4th Sunday at 3 p. M.
Welcome Home, Four and Twenty
ders, 2S, 2nd and 4th Friday nights.
es Honest Sons and Daughters of Frien
ip, LIST. Monday night.
!, WorkingSo of Love LIST and 3rd f
nights.
o ethel Lodge, Love and Charity, q
h 4th Friday nights.
sons and Daughters OF Messiah, Ii
4 tuesday 2. NJ.
bel FRIENDSHIP HALL, No. 10.
b. NarsAal ST.. between 9Th aud 7th.
.ft,r,.,s,sr Pilgrim (s,.lfleau Hjaherms
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sHERNEN's HALL, NO. 206 W. BROAD ST.
Mt Vernon, No. 2 Galilean Fishermen,
LIST & I'd Wednesday nights.
Shiloh Daughters, LIST & Sd Tuesday
nights.
Queen of the South. No. 4, I'd & 4th,
Friday nights.
Mt. AraTat, No. 80, I'd & 4th Friday
nights.
Job Lodge, No. 20, LIST & ard Friday.
Job Lodge, No. &c, I'd & 4th Thursday
nights.
Mt. Horeb Lodge No. 8. LIST & 9Th
Thursday nights,
Mt. Sinai Lodge, I'd & 4th Monday
nights.
Elizabeth, No. 40, LIST & Sd Wednesday
nights.
Idea Council 1. o. st. Luke, No. 10, I'd
Thursday night.
Pond Lily l. o. st. Luke, LIST Monday
night.
ST. Jacob, No. 40 GaIiIean Fishermen.
2d Thursday & 4th Friday.
ST. James, No. 81, G. F. LIST Tuesday
/, 3D. Monday nights
Mary Magdalene. No. 80. I'd & 4th
edResday nights.
food Win, No. 81 meets Monday and
l Monday.
| Zion Travellers. LIST Monday and Sd
| friday.
Enyincible Lodge, No. 2674, G. no.
| Ed and 4th Tuesday nights.
| OWNS HALL, BET. BROAD & MARSHAL
/ STREETS.
lslng Sons of America, LIST and Sd
day nights.
!. Horeb, L o. G. S. & D. of s., ed
4th Thursday nights
Matthews Tabernacle, Galilsan
rmen, I'd end 4th Monday nights.
-, and Daughters of Peace, I'd Sun
! ay, p. m.
Rislng Sons and Daughters of Hope,
sunday, 8 pm.
= Daughters, 4th Monday, 3p-
ing Daughters of America, 4th Sun
sS,3 o. IN.
friendship Daughters, I'd Sunday 3 p.
! slgrimsTraveIlers, Galilean Fishermen,
| LIST and Sd Tuesday nights.
# {. Johns Tabernacle, Galilean Fisher
men, I'd and 4th Tuesday nights.
NEW ODD FELLOWS HALL.
727 N. Sd st.
Afternoon Meetings.
Mt. Sinai Co. st. Luke, I'd Thursday.
Magdalena council st. Lukes, LIST Fri
day
Queen Esther council st. Luke, 4th
Monday.
Indiana council st. Luke 3rd Mon
day and 1st Wedne sday,
Amiry council st. Lukes, Sd Tuesday.
Good Will I" End
Naomi 4th
Healing Stream Tent, LIST Monday.
Keturah Tent, Last Wednesday.
Silver Cord Tent, End Monday.
Juvenile G. s. of D., LIST Tuesday.
| Evening Meetings.
American Lodge, o. F., LIST and 3rd
Mondays.
Ebenezer Lodge, o. F., LIST and 3rd
Fidelity Lodge, o. F., LIST and srd
Henrico Lodge, o. F., End 4th Mon.
days
James Needham Lodge, o. F.. LIST and
3rd Fridays.
Past Grand Masters Coucil, End We'd
nesday.
Richmond Patriarche, 4th Tuesday
Good Hope Council, st. Luke, 2ad and
4th Fridays.
Sons and Daughters of Israel, LIST and
4th Mondays.
Ruth Lodge, @. s. of D., LIST Tuesday
and Ord Friday.
St. Martha Lodge, G. s. OF D., 2nC
Tuekiay.
StIJamea Lodge, G. S. of D., Let ant
Sd thursdays.
Holmes Tabernacle Loving Charity
Ord Monday.
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rlarNDsnlp HALL. No. 10.

NarsAall ST.. between 9th aud 7th-
sgornsng Pilgrim Galileau Tishermen
T2nd and 4th. Wednesday nights.
Richmond Lodge, No. 1 X. OF p. Is
and 3rd Monday nights.
Eureka Division, No. II K. of P 1s
and ard Thursday highs
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~ The DIST.ICF COURT Of riE SRA TIE
/ of Nevada in and fOc the County Of lincoln.
Ia the matter of h. estate Of Jamea McFsdden
deceased.
julia McFadden, the adminisiratrix Of the es
tate of james McFsddsn, deceased, having nted
her petition herein duly verified, praying for al
order OF sale of certain real estate OF said de
ceased, for the purposes therein set forth, 1t Is
the ref0rs ordered by the Judge of the said Court
that all pt rsons interested In he estate OF said
deceased, appear before the said District Court on
Monday the 10th day of July. Il. D. 1894, at ten
O'Clock a. IL of ssid day at the court room OF said
District Court In tina town OF Phoebe, Lincoln
County, State O. Nevada, to show cause why al
order should not be granted to the said admins.
tratriI to sell much Of the real estate of the said
deceased, at private or public sale, as shall be
necessary; and that copy Of this order be pub
lished at least four successive weeks in the Phoebe
Weekly RECORD. a newspaper published In satd
Lin coin County.
AZ CHENEY. District Judge.
Date' May %, 1894.
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COMMUNICATED.
EDITOR RECORD:

EDITOR RECORD:
The question has frequently been asked
who is the present county physician. This
query no doubt arose from the fact that
some time ago the papers announced that
the Board of County Commissioners had de-
ship, with the understanding of course, all
things being equal, that the lowest bidder
should get away with the plum. 1t is not
definitely known why the County Commiss.
toner's took this step, but it was rumored
that it was principally with the view of
practicing economy and to reduce the ex-
penses of the already over. burdened county
to a minimum. Whether there were any
other factors which fastened the decision of
the Board to open this bid for applicants is
matter oil surmise. At all events the
applicants were fully aware of the import.
ance OF being low bidders, how low need
not here be stated After due comparison
Of bids and full consideration of the matter
it was solemnly announced that bond was
required not less than five hundred dollars.
Now the question could be appropriately
asked, why these bondsG especially in view
OF the fact that in the past no bond had
been called for 1t may be stated that this
is required by the laws of the State and
must be enforced, but it can nevertheless
not be denied that the past omission of the
Board as against its present strict punctuali.
ty in enforcing the same, is to say the least
peculiar. The Commissioners are, however,
to be congratulated upon their strict bust.
ness principles, which lately seem entirely
to govern their business transactions in
behalf OF this county. Looking at this
matter still more closely. the decision of the
Board becomes still more unjust when it is
remembered that the county physician 3
salary as compared to considerations receiv-
ed for the same services 10 other states, is
almost nil and that there usually no bonds
are required
The morale of the whole matter is this
that within the sacred domain of public
functionaries there is occasionally found
some things, which while not absolutely
offensive to the public eye, are allowed to
pass by without reproach, although not per.
haps in strict conformity with justice and
equity. This little county matter and bond
business come under this category and being
of comparatively small Importance, is men
toned here only as illustrative of certain in
constituencies which sometimes creep in and
are whispered around as not exactly as i
ought TO be or as it might be.
JUsTIrIA.
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From ST. Thomas.

George Whitney of Psnscs has the Bonelli
place rented here and has a good crop in
and the place looks well.
The Colorado is higher now than it has
been at corresponding season for years
while the Virgin is lower than for many
years past.
Wandering stock 10 the valley have
caused much annoyance and great loss dur.
ing the past winter. The only way to sure.
ly prevent encroachment, is to fence up, and
this most OF our farmers are doing.
School trustees were regularly elected
here on the day prescribed by law. Ed.
Syphus for the long term and Harry Gentry
and John Abbott for the short term. The
election appears to have been overlooked in
most Of the school districts.
The almond nut crop promises to be
great here this year Woolly, Lund / Judd
Of St. George, have 40, 500 trees on their
place, a great many Of which will be in bear.
ing this year. This will be one OF the lead
ing industries Of this valley as soon as trans.
portation facilities are afforded.
The alfalfa and grain crops have slrsady
been cut in this valley. The best yield in
oats came from the Thompson. Osborne farm,
where ninety -four bushels to the acre were
cut. This is very good indeed but there is
plenty of other land, which with ordinary
care would yield as well. The place is
leased by Jos. Huntsman and sons. Prepa.
rations to fence it are being made.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The sitting of the District Court termi-
mated sooner than expected and Judge
Cheney was enabled to leave for Reno on
Sunday.
Friday June lst-On the opening of
court Judge Cheney proceeded to render bis
decision in the case of Charles Craw vs..
Frank Wilson. 1t was in favor of Wilson
and reviewed the facts and the law appli'
cable thereto in a most able manner No
point was left untouched and many express
ions of commentator were made with re.
gard to it by those who heard it read 1t 10
now in the hands Of the reporter and we
will endesvor to publish it in full next week.
The case Of c. P. Ronnow Va. Joseph
Delmue was then called up. This case in
volved the right to the water flowing down
Condor Canyon, with the exception OF four
acres acknowledged to belong to defendants
at Round Valley above. The testimony
was in by four o'clock, when the court en-
tered temporary order restraining defen.
dants from using any OF the water except
sufficient to water four acres economically.
and will render final decision later on.
Saturday June 2nd.-The case OF J.
Nesbitt & Bro VS.. The Phoebe Consolidated
MIG. & Rdn. Co., was brought on. This ac'
ton was for "a, 93S 90 claimed to be due on
an account made with ]. A. Denton con.
nected with the burning of charcoal three
years ago. After testimony by plaintiffs,
defendants moved for a nonsuit on the
ground that it was an alleged promise on
the part OF the Company to answer for the
debt of another and should have been in
writing. After argument the motion was
allowed and judgment entered for defen
dant for its costs.
The case between the Phoebe Con, Co and
the Culverwsll Brothers, was dismissed
having been settled between the parties.
In the matter of the estate OF August
Werner deceased, T. ]. Osborne was ap.
pointed administrator, with bond fixed at
$3.50.
A. H. Phelps was appointed guardian OF
the person and estate of w. A. Phelps an
insane person. The parties live in the
southern part Of the county in the vicinity
Of Keystone.
In the matter OF the estate Of James Ne
Fadden deceased, Henry Rives ESQ, was
substituted as attorney for the estate in
place Of George s. Sawyer, withdrawn, and
an intermediate account was sllo wed by the
court.
Mrs. Julia McFadden was appointed as
guardian of the persons and estates Of
Clarence and Frederick McFsddsn, minors,
and bond fixed at $4,000.
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Cold weather for this season Of the year,
There will be almost no nay in the foot
hills or valley ranges of California thu year.
and Nevada hay will be in great demand.
Boils abcesses, tumors and even cancers.
are the result of natural effort # tie sy-.
TEN to expel the poisons which the liver aud
kidneys have failed to remove. Ayers
Sarsapsrills stimulates all the organs to a
proper performance of their functions
j. Esenmann wishes to cali the attention
of those desiring to build, to the fact that he
has just received carload Of glazed window
sash, all sizes; also panel, sash and screen
doors, together with white lead, paints,
oils and nails, which will be sold cheaper
than ever, but only for cash.
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Official Paper Of Lincoln County

PUBLISHED EVERY THuRsDAr BIT
the RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
OFFICE: MASONIC BUILDING.
LAooUR STREET.
TERMS:
subscription. One Year. BY Nail. ........"..S0 90
subscription, Six Months. " ........... 80
None Forwarded TIL Paid For.
Advertising rates ~ rnished upon application
at the ONCE.
Entered at the Postofhoe ct Phoebe. Nevada,
as Second Glass matter.
Communications are solicited. but the paper
will not responsible for the opinions OF Its cor
respondents.
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Silver Party Committee Meeting

At the late meeting OF the Silver Party
State Central Committee at Reno, it was
decided to hold the State Convention on
Tuesday, September 4th, and the primaries
for the election OF delegates to ssid conven'
tion on August 10Th.
The basis of representation in the State
Convention was fixed as follows; One
delegate for each county, and one delegate
for each and every forty votes or fraction
thereof cast for the Weaver aud Field
Presidential electors in 1892
On this basis the representation will be
as follows: Churchill, delegates; Doug.
lass, s; Elko, "a; Esmerslds, IL; Eureka,
l9; Humboldt. 10; Lander, II; Lincoln, -;
Lyon, 10; Nye, 7; Ormsby. II; Storey, 81;
washoe, %; White Pine. 10; Total col
TEST.
Resolved that the following test be used
at the primary elections Il am in favor OF
the free coinage Of gold and silver at the
ratio OF Is to by the United States OF
America. and will support the nominees Of
the Silver Party.
Since the campaign is to be fought by the
Silver Party under the same title as two
years ago, let the Peoples Party of Lincoln
County join the Silver Party in name as
we'll as in action, since Lincoln is the only
county in the State in which a People:
party affected an organization. The object
Of both is the same, and so far as this state
is concerned, both should fight under the
same title.