davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-01-05

A CHEERFUL RUFFIAN.

Frsm the SaR Francisco Chrenicle.
Ameng many famous characters
whe made men dance till tksy
dropped, or made them ssmniit
other queer antics, Carly Bill wa,
probably the msst picturesque
According to the stories tsls by
T. H. Gale, of Isaro, Carly Bill
was most amiable and hamersus .
ruffian, and sesld take joke a.
we'll as sake sns with ready cheer
fnlness.
"A green sort Of chap walked
iHts the saleen where we vera all
assembled" said Mr.. Gale. This
WAS IN Tsmbstons, ysu know, and
40 sosner did Carly Bill see him
thaa he thought he would have
SEINE fan. Going ap to this lsag,
lsnk, slab-sidsd fellow, Curly Bill
said to him:
"Yos'll just muse the gents by
dancing.
Before you could say Jack
Robinson, that chap jumped clear
on to the bar, and paIllng ost two
slx-shcotsrs, pointed them at Carly
Bill, saying: I'm just lsokin' fer
you. Now, dsass, by
Did Curly Bill dancsy Yes
bet ysur life hs did, and many
time has hs told the stsry till the
tears ran from his eyes with
laughter. 1t wasn't safe to fool
with Curly Bill. Hs Was pscu-
liar kind of ehap, and if he dIdn't
take liking to yeur face or yosr
clothes he'd as soon kill you as not,
One day he went to Frsnchmas,
and gently tapping him with his
-shsster, s5ssrvsa:
clock a-hsrs, yeu 60 and stand
on that hill outside of town all
night, and If | dent End you
in ths nsrsing I'll kill ysu ssrs
as you are bsrs.
"That Franehman stood there
all night, and when Curly Bill told
him &c might &. .s left not eniy
the hill, but the tswA
The miners dswn at Tombston
had netions to which ii was dan
gsrsuste rum sountsr. They dis
liked MsrAeas. and il nan was
knswa to belong to that sect ten
chances to enc be would sever
leave the camp alive.
81 remember q fellow coming
isto tss bar reom and ysllisg that
he was Msrmon and could whip
cut aRybsdy. The bartender,
tender hearted sort of a chap,
told him te be quist. \The fellow
bauled asais, La fash a cell of
rope was srssnd his ksad, and ne
was bsisg isrksd to the esillHs
The barkesper rashss out.
Gents, he said, the man is
drsnk aAd don't know what ks is
ssylns. He ain't responsible
"Ths strain on the rope slasksn-
cd, and the Mormon was dropped
en- ths feor, whore he lay in
ssnsslsss heap His terrible escape
had completely soSszsd aia.
WheA he cams to, the bartender
helped him to lis f3st aud hia
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-01-05
THE GREAT ANACONDA
NINE.

|
The nins which has made thu
naAs Of Montana more widely
knewn than aay othsr, la the Ana
sonsa. This is enc of tss great,
eat miAss in the world, says the
Mining Area. 1t is located on .
hill which lies northeast Of Bstts
and is part of the great copper belt
that circles the city. 1t was par
chased in 1881 by Marcus DAILY
for $30, 900, an amount 1t can now
praduss every day in the year.
There are two thrss-csmpartnsst
shafts-ons on each, the Anassn-
da aAd ST. Lawrence the fsrmsr
1000 feet deep, and the latter go
feet asep,ana at that depth bsiHg
on a level With the 800 foot station
of the Anaconda. On all levels
between the third and eighth, the
the tive niHes are connected and
some steping has bssa done, but
this is uncomfortable, aa csA pared
with the vast fisla that remains to
be worked. There are on the diff
ferent levels miles of drift and
crsss cats tapping the ore bediss,
whish vary in size, bat whisk hsvs
sa. average of SO fset in width fer
known dlstsscs of 5000 feet.
TAess different lsvels have bees
worked from tims to tims, as the
general development required, but
ne attempt has yet bseu made to
wsrk out say pertio. ef the great
mass. 1t 10 hard to reconcile this
statement with the announcement
that the hosting capacity OF the
works is l,500 tens daily, and that
they are worked to their full sapse-
ity, and that ameust shipped sv-
cry day to the sass!tsr; yet sssl i.
the fact, and while there must be
big holes in the niass, there is far
msrs metal Dsining than has yet
been touched. Ths policy of tke
sompany is emily to mine as much
ora as can be utilized at the smsl
tsrs. To give an idsa Of the
amount that Is taken oat OF the
mines, it may be msntiened that
ia a single year there has been
frsm them over 600, 900 |
tens, and that ths capacity of the
railroad company la transporting
it between the mines and
shs s@sltsr, some 20 miles
distant, has been uAsqRal to
he supply. There we're enpleysd
IN and about the mines more than
goo @ss, 81! Of whom 'rsesiy.
args wages. The smslter is the
srgsst ia the world, having a
lsily capacity of $500 tsns, and |
Employing directly and indirectly
Inrna g 900 nrr
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-01-05
FOR LEAD MINERS.

| Ne HeN IATlu biii lN Posss
tax of Is per ssnt. aa valorsn Oh
lead dross and en- lead in lead ore
and allows all lead IN ore which ID
higher in silver value than in lead
valus to esms in free. The pro.
visien in either slauss will para
lyxs the lead industry in thi,
souatry.
The forner will be l5 per cent,
on the lead price at Spanish or
Mexican port which price is not
above the equivalent Of II csats
per pouad or say about i-5 cssts
per pouad duty. The latter
means free lead in vast quantities,
or allowing that lead ssmss in
half aAd half on the above schsd-
slss the daty on the total qsanti-
ty will be on the average oaly ten
cents per 100 psuads. At present
that weuld mean refined lead laid
dswH at $2.35 to $2. 40 IN New
York city, whish pries for lead
wesld net enly absat Il cents per
pound to the western shipper
Any American raiao ewnsr can
calculate whsrs hs will ssms eat
en- that. Nsr must we be deceived
by the spssisus plea of those whs
desire this low tariff, aad say that
the demand from America will adj
vance the European market to
81 cent limit, for the beat aathori-
ties state that Spain, Australia
and Mexico can turn eat 10000
lens per annum freM their re-
servss without advancing prices
more than one quarter of cent
per pound.
We therefore strenuously urga
every EiEsr to write ts his Goa
gressman and Senator a protest
against these lead clauses, and NE
also urge every mining ca1p to
ergaBizs a movemsnt against it
and to units and form GeRsral
Stats Com mistss and to have them
organize a General Csatrsl Com
mlttes. We also urge all officers
of Lead Mining Companies to
write aad authorize Mr.. Hagh n.
Camp, of 55 Liberty street, New
York, to attach their names to a
petition to ths Committss of Ways
and Means praying them to alter
the bill SO as to give lead in sres,
dress, ste., a reasonable protection.
The amount of the product of
their several mines should also bo
added, so as to give weight and
value to the petition. Work in
this direction will pay better than
just now.
The st. Joseph Lead Co.,
Husk n. CAMP, Treas, Mo.
Dsslogs Lead Co.,
Firmas Dssloge, Pres. Mo.
Doe Rua Lead Co.,
Q. B. Parsons, V. T., Mo.
PisAsr Lead Co.,
0. H, Piehsr, Pres, Joplia, Ne.
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Co.,
T. ". Bradley, Pres. "srdn.r, ID
S.m'l W. Hasssr,
rx-Gsv. Montana, Helena, Non.
Old Jordan & GalsAa Co.,
Barton Sswell, President, Chicago.
Senator ID. III. Msffet,
Pres. Amethyst Mias, Dssvsr, Col.
". F. Jssss, Salt Lake City, Utsh
!. e. Hsldea, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-01-05

mesa OF the Tines to be first, a. ",
all knew" added Mr.. Crump with
a lssgh, "bst all the sane, / ear
aot help congrstulating myself sr
the part which | was able to play
in sustaining its reputation in thi'
respect oa that occasion, 1t was
the Times first and the rest ~.
whsrs, and | confess | am. proud
Of it.
"Hsw did | manage itf Wall,
it was sot easy, and it woald take
too long to tell the story at lsngth.
The hrst direct intinatisH | had
of anything amiss was received
from a wsll-kaswa finaRslsr, whose
name it 10 pssdlsss to nsHtisn,
whs called on me here. He was
evidently ia q state Of great ex-
eitsnsat, bat beyond the bare
hint that some tsrrisls financial
calamity was ina pending hs could
divulgs nsthing. 4 caa not tell
you, he said, i. answer te ny
Inquiries; 1T is impossibls' How
ever, what hs had tsld nae was
enough to sesvincs nae that ssms-
thing serious was about to happss,
and to dstsrnins ns to leave NO
stsne uatursd until / had dis
covered what it was, even il it in
%slvsd my renainlns at ths tssk
all night. Accordingly / in
stractsd ny assistants to keep the
office open aAa await ray rstsra,
ssd sallis4 fsrth in quest ct in
formation. To whoM | applisa
first need net now state. Suffice
it to say that he was, and is,
very Important persssaes in the
financial wsrld. As it proved, be-
you'd the mere ssrrebsrstioa Of
the fact that s=szs grave ;r,sb..
was at hand, he could glse me no
inforMAtion, aad | was con pslled
TO depart no wiser than | had
come.
Pursuing my inquiries else
whore, | fennd aly way eventually
10 tia Bank of EHglsnd, whars /
WAS in hopes | misht discover
Whist | was ssekisg 1t was past
time when | got there.
The clerks and officials we're tax.
ing tAsir departure, AND not until
| m ada myself ksown did | sue
csed In obtaining admissisn
through the hRlf-clsssa doors.
Having dsns SO, however, / made
ny way vita all speed to the
directors quarters, and IN Soisg
SO observed at once from the
pr.senos of vsrious people absut
that ssmsthiHg unusual was sfoot.
Ny suspicious were confirmed
whsn, on sntsriag the aats room, |
found the place ali lighted up and
learned or isqniry, that HotwitA-
staadiAg ths lateness of the hsur,
ths directors Of the bank were
within in council With the MaHs-
gers Of various sthsr great LoHdon
banking isstitatIsEs. Of cosrss | |
realized al sacs The profsaAd |
significance sf this asd seoH aads
up nay nins what to do.
II sent lE q note at oRcs to the
Gsvsrnor, and asked Mr. Liddsr-
dale to sss nae. To ny delight be
csms eat a,msst Immediately, and
accompanied ME into an Adjelzing
waiting rssm. From his manaer
saw imnsdiatsly that the situa-
tioR was serious, bat mere than
this / SesId not aseertaia at first.
At lsngth, however, / put ths
question psint blask, Is 1t Bar
,Ass p 8s did aes- sssssS 6ut
lightly iaslining his head iadi
lated that my suspicion was cor
.ee, 'D5 on !srs!oa1 ttsn, II
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-01-05
MOST USEFUL OF
MINERALS.

=
Fro~ tAs brsskiya Eagle.
Palladisn is -Sss of the lsast
,.a4wn bat mest ussfsl of minsrals,
and the uses to wkisk it is pat
would make "a interesting story.
1t osleHgs to the plAtisum group,
and is found with that mineral IL
thslU lUral Mountains, Brazil, Peru
sEd in the Hsrtz Mountains. 1t
was first introduced by q chemist
named Cox. 1t is similar in
colsr to platinum and is very
nallesble because Of its fsxibility.
1t Is a great sbssrbsr Of hydrogen
gas, but IN principally used ia the
prssustion Of alloys. 1t is sssd
in thin film 10 protect sllvsred
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-01-05

The miniag exhibit Of Califernis
at tks Nidwintsr fair will bs
msgni6csst- Nearly s.sry m;si.g
county will participate. oas Of
the aotAble exhibits will be q
solid mass Of geld quartz fear feet
lssg, three isst' wide ana
sightssR inches thick.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-01-05

Or. Prices Cream Baking powtsr
Forty Yesrs the Staaa-sa.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-11

Talleyrand, like most diplomats, was IA
nous for his attention to the details of ell
qucttc. He pridcd himself on an ability
to adjust his mode of address to tho rank
and position of the person to whom lit
was speaking.
On one occasion, when number of dis.
tinguishcd men were dining with him. he
varied his formula when inviting them to
partako of beef in such manner rs to suit
the rank OF the respective persons.
May have the honor of sending your
royal highncss Il little becf?" he asked Il
prince of the blood.
TO duke he said "Monscigncur, per
NIT me to send you IL little beef"
Marquis" he continued, may send
you some beef"
"Niscount, pray have little beef"
Baron do you take bccf!' ran the next
Interrogation.
Monsieur" he said to an untitled gen.
tlcman, 'somc bccf.''
TO his secretary he remarked casually,
Beef"
But thcro was one gentleman left who
deserved even less consideration than the
secretary, and Tallcyrand, posing his
knifo in the mir, favored him with IL nero
look of interrogation. If this guest was
possessed of an independent spirit one can
imagine that he did not take beef that
day.-Lifc's Calendar.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-11
Excursion to Niagara Eallr. Watkins Glen
Geneva and Roeheater via II. q o. RR

Excursion to Niagara Eallr, Watkins Glen
Geneva and Rochester Via II. q o. r..
The third personally-conduoted excur-
sion to Niagara and Watkins Glen via
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
scenic Lehigh Valley route is announced
for Thursday, August l6.
Royal Blue Limo express will leave
Washington sos p. M; Camden Htp ZION,
Baltimore, 600 p. M; Newark. 7:a7 o.
M; Wilmington, 7:45 p. M; Chester,
500 .. M, making direct connection
at terminal station, Philadelphia, with
special through express to Niagara
Falls.
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars will
no attached from Washington and Bal.
timore to Niagara Falls. The tickets
are good for ten days and will permit of
stop ov.r on going "trip ct Burdets S5a.
ton, three miles from Watkins Glen,
also at Geneva. Stage coaches meet all
trains a Burdett. On the retu trip,
stop overs are allowed at Rochester,
Burdett and Geneva.
Round trip tickets for this excursion
have been placed on sale at following
stations On the Valley Division Of the
b. & o. r. R. at rates appended: Lex
iDgton. 814 35; Staunton, S15.65; Harri.
.onburg, Sl310; Woodstock, S12.OO;
Winchester, 811.75.
For more detailed information apply
to Chas. o. Scull, Genl Passenger
Agent, Baltimore, Md.
Remember the date, Thursday,
August 10th.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-11

by VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
~ trust executed on the 1st day of May, 1881,
and recorded In the clerk's Office OF the city of
Roanoke. In deed book 63, page 1872, from W. j.
and l.. Blair, DR., to tho undersigned trustees
Tor Inc purpose OF securing to the OLD Dominion
building and Loan Association, OF Richmond
w., the pawn. mt OF the sum OF two Thousand
nve hundred dollars (Sa.s0U), TO become due in
monthly instalments OF 1880 each, and default
having been made by the said grantors in the
payments of tho said monthly instalmonts, and
being requested SO to do by the board of directors
OF the Old Dominion Building and Loan Assoc
citation, we will, on tho premises, ON THE 9TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1894, AT 10 A. NJ, ofrcr
for sale at public auction to tho highest bidder
the following described real estate, situated in
the city OF Roanoke, and described as follows:
Beginning at point on the south side of johns
street Tor Sixth avenue g. WI $50 feet west of
Park street Tor Fifth street g. W. thence with
Johns street north 80 degrees west so feet TO a
point, thence south degrees west 1870 feet to an
alley thence with said alley south SO degrees east
6O feet to point, thence north degrees east no
icet to Johns street, the place OF beginning
known as lot No. 3, section 4, as ehown BY the
map Of the Lewis addition to the CITY of Roa
noke.
TRIMS OF SALE: Cash for a sum sufficient
to pay the costs and expenses of this sale and
the sum OF 50. being the sum in default TO
SAID association, and the residue in monthly in
stalments OF $3.50 each from tho 10Th day of
September, 1884, until such time as the eum nav
able to said association lie paid or under the
a credit OF one and two years from said date. the
purchaser to execute deed OF trust upon snid
property to secure the deferred payments
LUCIAN II. COOKE
j.. w. SHIELDS, JR,
tuS ." Trustees.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-11
DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States for the Mcstcrn dat ILi-.i..is

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States for the western district OF Virginia.
10 Thomas F. Jameson and Ewel A. Prilliman
Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th sdav NJ
November, 1873, four barrels of brandy contain.
Ing ~ 40; 4o and % gallons respectively, empty
barrcls, copper stills, 9 caps, 2 worm tubs }
cheese cases, cider press 3 i,20O gallon fer
mentors, 20 apple fcrmenteIs and one apple mill
OF the value OF three hundred and Twenty-Five
by Thomas /. Jameson and Ewcl A Prill,mnn
parties trading az Jameson " Prillaman, were
seized by Special Revenue Agent Thomas
Williams of the United States for said district ne
forfeited for the nsc of the United States and
the came is libclcd and prosecuted in this court
In the name OF the United States for condcmna-
ton for the causes in said libel set forth and
that said cause will stand for trial ut the
her next, when and where all persons a. a warned
to appear to show cnusc why condemnation
ehould not be decrecd and to intervene for their
interest, 30 g. w LEVI NnrsbaI
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-11

DCBLlC SALE OF TIE CELEBRATED
4 Crockett Arsenic Springs. alto known az tho
Virginia Arsenic. Bromne and Lithia Springs, i'm
the county OF montgomery, Vain pursuance of
a decree OF the circuit court of Montgomery
county, entered ut the May term, 1894, in the
chancery cause of James Ii. Sublctt vs. tho Viz.
gnia Arst mic, Brominc and Lithia Springs Com.
pany ct als, will sell at public auction, In front
81 Oh INC courthouse OF Montgomcry comfy. at
It'll 1874, the real estate and springs propcrty i'm
the bill and proceeding mentioned, now known
as the Crockett Arsenic Springs, formerly The
Virginia Arsenic, Brominc and Lithia springs. in
tho county of Mont gomery, on the south fork of
k0anokc river, about three miles above the
Allcghany Springs, and some seven miles from
the Shawsvillc station, on the Norfolk and West.
orn railroad. ~
This property consists of the fec simple title to
some 300 acres OF land, with the Warm or
Crockett Springs thereon, with large and com
modious modern hotel building, with lighthouses
ana other outbuildings complete for the accom-
notation OF large number of guests, and now
in successful operation.
Inc water has almost worldwide reputation,
anu large quantities OF 1t have been shipped to
distant parts OF the United States and some OF IL
to foreign counties.
The property is sold for vendors and other
iicns thercon, and complete and clear fec
simple title will be sold
Terms: The property will be sold on credit
bearing interest from day OF sae, except a suf.
nclen, amount TO pay costs Of suit and expenses
%. naie Th cen, Will not exceed $500 win be
be secured by good personal security, or guaran
teed by some reliable and responsible trust com
pany. But Mt the option OF the purchaser, the
whole or my additional part OF the purchase
money may be paid In caeh
Will give any further information that NAV
PC desired, but Hon. George g. Junkin, of Christ.
lanspurg, va, and NJ. g. Thomas, ESQ.,, OF Roam.
oke. Va, are much more familiar with the prop.
erty and the benefits to be derived from the
water than am and | request persons wanting
full information to correspond with them.
M. H. ToMPKiNs,
Commissioner.
Chrisiansburg, Va, July 25, 1894.
J., John c. Hairless, clerk of Montgomery cir
chit court, 90 certify that NJ. H. Tompkins, the
special commissioner appointed to make sale OF
lands nnocr decree in cult OF James Ii. Subett
Springs Company ct ais, has executed the bond
required OF him oy the decree. Given under INV
hand this 18th day of July. 1894.
4 ids JOHN q. HAIRLESS, Clork. ~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-11
TRusTEE's sALE-wnKREAs A CERTAIN

TNRuSTEE'S SALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
u deed OF trust executed by Mary +
Moomaw and Ben1aminc +. Moomaw, Jr.. her
husband, to George j. Peet, trustee, bearing date
May 10Th. 1891. ard recorded in the clerks office
OF the iiustinRs court for the city or Roanoke.
virginia, in deed book g. page 10, to secure the
performance OF certain conditions and payments
specihed In certain bond executed by the said
Mary +. Moomaw OF even date with the said deed
Tor the payment OF seven hundred ($T0O.0W dol
lars 10 the National Mutual Building and Loan
ASSOCIATION OF New York in accordance with
their articles OF Associations; and whereas the
SAID George j. Pect has resigned the said trust,
ana the judge OF the Hastings court for the CITY
or hoanokc, Virginia, at the July, term 1891, did
appoint ". IL. vines as trustee In the place and
stesi OF Georgei Pect, trustee, after legal
notice, az provided by statute to all the parties
IN interest; and whereas default has been made
III the payments and conditions mentioned In
said bond and deed OF trust for more than three
months, and after having been required so TO do
Dy inc beneficiary, the National Mutual Building
ana Loan Association OF New York, I shall by
virtue or said deed and pursuant to the terms
tnefeoi' proceed TO sell NJ public auction to the
highest btdder,ON THE 2lS'r DAY OF AUGUST.
loti, nt IL O'Clock m. on The premises, NIL the
property conveyed In said deed with the i'm.
follows to wit: &c
BEGINNING at point on the north side OF Mag
noia street fifty feet west OF Eighth street
thence running with Magnolia street forty feet
In westerly direction to point, thence one
hundred and fifty feet In q nOrthcrly direction
10 an alley, thence forty feet In an casterly drec.
ton with said alley to point nfty feet west OF
Eighth street, thence in asoutherly direction one
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-11

TRUS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
4 tate-By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the
Slst day of December, 1889, and OF record in the
M ONCE OF the corporation court for the city
cuted by w. c. Nycum TO the undersigned trns
tee, to secure to Francois Bonncau the payment
OF Inc sum OF sSSo evidenced by eixtyfon ne
sixty three of S15 each and one of IS, all bearine
interest IN from dates and default having occurred
IN the payment OF sixteen u6l OF said notes, and
at me request OF the holder thereof, l will. ON
TUESDAY, TIE 2STH DAY OF AUGUST 1874
AT IL O'CLOCK H., in front OF the courthouse in
Gy ., no proceed to sell at puoc
or parcel OF land, lying in the CITY of RoanolSe
Va and bounded ana described as follows:
6eginning at point on the east side OF Holll.
day street 1923 feet south OF Wells street. thence
south 90 degrees 20 minutes east 1876 feet to a
Pc POINT, thence north so degrees 81 minutes east
SO rect to point, thence north 20 degrees IS
minutes cast rect TO point thence south
degrees west So feet to an alley, thence with the
alley north IS degrees west SIS feet 10 Eoliidav
street street tnence with Holiday street north Is de
ginning. be the same more or less
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, and to pay the past due
the LIST day OF August 1894, and as to the residue
the same shall be paid as follows Sis with in.
terest thereon from the lat day OF January, 1880,
interest on the 1st day OF October iSgl: Biz with
like interest on the LIST day OF Noyember Isoa.
$l5 with like interest on the LIST day of December,
uary, 1895; Si5 with like interest on the lat dav
February, 1895; Sl5 with like interest on the lat
gay OF March 1S95; gig with like Interest on the
Let day OF June, 1885, and the residue IL any there
be- shall be payable in one and two wears from
day OF sale In equal instruments with interest
from gay OF SAFE, deeerrcd payments to be &c.
7os,a. in; FEATHERsToNE,
20 tue oo-57 Trustee.