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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-03

uHuef any law, from any source whatever,
and shall belong to the United States. they
shall not be retired, Cancelled or destroyed,
but they shall be reissued and paid out
again and kept in circulation
This was the condition of affairs on the
1st day of January, 1879, which had been
fixed upon four years before as the date
for entering upon the redemption and re-
tirement of all these notes, and for which
such abundant means had been provided.
The Government was put in the anoma-
lous situation of owing to the holders of its
notes, debts payable in gold on demand
which could neither be retired by receiving
such notes in discharge of obligations due
the Government, Eor Cancelled by actual
payment in gold 1t was forced to redeem
without redemption and to pay without
acquittance.
There had been issued and sold So, 800, 900
of the bonds authorized by the resumption
act of 1915, the proceeds of which, together
with other gold in the Treasury, created
gold fund deemed sufficient to meet the de-
mands which might be made upon it for
the redemption of the outstanding United
States notes This fund.- together with such
other gold might be from time to time
in the Treasury available for the same pur-
pose, has been since called our gold re-
serve, ana SlUU,uoo,bou mas been regarded
an adequate amount TO accomplish its OBJ
ject This fund amounted on the list day
OF January, 1879 to S1l4, 49,, $50, and though
thereafter constantly fluctuating, it did not
fall below that sum until July, 1892 In
April, 1893, for the first time since its estab-
lishment, this reserve amounted to less
than si00.G0000O. containing at that date
only s97,o11, $50.
In the meantime, and in July, 1890, an
act had been passed directing larger gov
ernmental monthly purchases of silver
than had been required under previous
laws, and providing that in payment for
such silver Treasury notes of the United
States should be issued payable on demand
IN gold or silver coin, at the discretion of
the Secretary of the Treasury. 1t was,
however, declared in the act to be THE
established policy of the United States to
maintain the two metals on a parity with
each other upon the present legal ratio, or
such ratio as may be provided by law" In
view OF this declaration it was not deemed
permissible by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury to exercise the discretion in terms con-
ferred on him, by refusing to pay gold on
The oasis., 1895-03-23
French slilIln.ry.

Mrs. A May, Nogales, Sonora. an nounces with pleasure to her friends and customers that she has just re- ceived large and fine assortment of elegant French and American milli nery in he Spring and Summer styles for IS!tl, including hais. flowers. feath CTS. wells. rii.hnns. nnckIr.. aud all kinds nt trimmings lnr i:tdi.s. llat~ anc hnnnctS. Also q very large ;.s>nrt meni Nf uice Lcghoru and suu hats, Her stock iS iu fargrcaicr variety and the goods are more elegant and beautiful than ever.
 The ladies of Nogaes generally are respectfully invited tocall and inspect her stock.
The oasis., 1895-03-23
New. Notions and Novelties.

Spanish and English Interpreters and Dictionaries, Mexican Mining and Stamp Laws, Sonora and Mexico Maps, Opals, Filigree Silver. Drawn, Linen and Souvenir Spoons, Maga zines. Blank Books and Stationery Pocket Cutlery, Smokers Articles, Toilet Goods, etc, etc.
 SONORA NEWS COMPANY.
The oasis., 1895-03-23
The New Fire Engine

Gives the people and property owners security against fire, and it will be -ef great benefit to people and property owners. The suggestion Of fire also suggests the warm weather now ap- 1rnachine, to meet which we have Or- tered and air daily receiving a line inc "f "ew summer drrss gncd> for mlies. ~rri'g aud summer cluhink '"r gcuil'nien and >ti-Iw hats for 'vewbody- in great variety as to hnth style and quality
 ,vNE ,-r,s,.,,.,,
The oasis., 1895-03-23
HooALEs NOTES.

House.
 Frank King returned from Phoenix Monday.
 MT. A. Bachellier has closed nis bakery shop.
 MT. F. Krantz was up from Torres last Saturday.
 Last Saturday Mrs. J. c. Irwin was in from lmuris.
 II. c. Stillman and Sam Watt were in from Orc Blanco Tuesday. MT. William Liggett has been visit inc in Tombstone and Bisbee. Sam Finley the line rider was Tn from Buenos AyTes Thursday. MT. ]. Porterfield the St. Louis drummer was in Nogales Thursday The Boston Clothing House is agent for Hart X Oberdorf's fine clothing Mir. o. NJ. Miller of Bisbee, was visitor at Nogales Saturday and sun day.
 Doctor Brown has just received rom Paris a lebrated remedy for dipth- eria.
 The new Montezuma Cafe and Chop House are enjoying big run Of busi- ness.
 Monday and Tuesday nights were seyerly cold and did great damage to fruit.
 Messrs J. L. TIaintz and Earl Gris- vold went to Tubac on their wheels Sunday.
 Last Saturday MT. J. L. llaintz re- ceiyed new 92-pound Spaulding. US beaut.
 Mrs. A. Guindani of Benson is visit ing Nogales as the guest of Mrs. A. Parades.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. K. paredes has been very ill with diphtheria.
 Hon. F. ]. Heney of Tucson, ex-at- torney general Of Arizona, was at No gales Sunday.
 Mir. F. l.. Vail the cattle man, has been staying in Nogales during the present week.
 Stop the leaks by using the Stan dard Cash Register. NJ. T. Carillo agent, Tucson.
 Rev. J. II. Heald of the Congrega- tional church has been quite ill dur ing this week.
 Present heavy cattle shipments will pretty well denude the country of all but stock cattle.
 Extensive preparations are being made in Nogales Sonora for the cele- bration of Fl Cincod de Mayo.
 Mir. Tom Casenaga who was up from Minas Prietas last week, returned to that thriving camp Thursday.
 Extension of the quarantine against Mexican cattle will make possible the shipment of many additional steers. Sunday evening MT. \. II. Chap:r came in from Washington Camp anC was at Nogales all the following day If you want to dress stylissly anC cheaply leave your measure fot a sui of clothing with M. T. Carillo, at Tue son.
 Mir. Jack Fitzgerald who has beeI tending bar at Maloney's saloon tool his departurefor Minas Prietas Thurs day.
 Mir. c. E. Wheeler, of the firm 0 Wheeler X Perry of Tucson was il Nogales Thursday and Friday on bus mess.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Saturday of last week Mir K. k. o. colt, a well known mining engineer operating in Sonora and other parts Of Mexico. was at Nogales, en route into Sonora, returning from trip to the City of Mexico.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Sunday Mir. '. Bonllas, the well known mining and civil engineer oi Sonora, who is engineer for La Colo rado and other big mines at Mina- Prietas, and is also prefect of The Mag dalena district. was in Nogale> ,
 route to Tucson to attend tO sonn business in the land court. He was accompanied by his little daughter.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Hon. John $. Gibson Jr., tke United States consul at Guaymas, was in No gale rriday, en route to his home in Texas. He was accompanied by his father MT. John s. Gibson ST.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

The millinery parrots uI Mrs. 4. May on the sonora side of the line. have hcen crowded since the announcement last week of new spring millinery and >he has done trcm 'nd.,us business.
 tier pattern hats will arrive to-day.
The oasis., 1895-03-23
For stylish clothing ready made or


 known firm of Miller < Lowenstein cf Tucson was at Nogales Thursday ard Friday. Thursday of last week Mr. $. E Veatch, late mail agent on the Ne" Mexicn aud Arizona railroad, died at Phoenix.
 During he present week there have been two swell" dances in the vicln- ity of "tar flat" and all de boys was dere. Seel
 Sunday NIT. L. Ephraim came in from El PrOmontorio mine. He re- ports things out there looking better than ever.
 The editor of THE OASIS left Noga- les Monday on an extended trip through Sonora. He expects to return in a few days.
 Monday MT. Geo. Atkinson of Gala basas went to Magdalena on deal in cattle lac was engineering. He re- turned Tuesday
 Monday next Mrs. H. W. Purdy and her little ones will leave for Minas Prietas to join Doctor Purdy, who has located there.
 Mrs II. Mascareflas and her daugh ter Miss Louisa Mascarefas are visit ing in Guaymas. They expect to re- turn in few days.
 Last Saturday morning MT. J. A.. Naugle. manager of the Sonora rail road, was up from Guaymas en route east for his family.
 The second Tuesday evening in every month has been established for the regular monthly meetings of Pap ago Fire company.
 Mrs. $. K. Doyle wishes to announce to her friends and patrons that she will receive another lot of fine milli- nery in time for the Easter trade.
 Sunday morning MT. A. Champion of Paris, France, gentleman making the grand tour, was at Nogales, re- turning from trip through Sonora.
 Last Sunday was St. Patrick's Day, but the sons of the ''ould sod" in No gales are few and far between and con sequently the day was passed in peace.
 Last Saturday the new stone pave ment in front of Proto Brothers store buildings on Morley avenue, was com pleted. It is an excellent piece Of work.
 Within very few months the Bos. ton Clothing House has delivered in Nogales more than fifty suits made tc order, and not one has required alter ation.
 Messrs c. and D. Stanhope, c. de Murrieta and l.. Leyene a party oi English mining men were in Nogales Thursday, en route to some mines it Sonora.
 Colonel John Weir of the Nacosar copper mines was at NOgales last Sat urday en route to Hermosillo. Re turning to Nacosari he passed Nogale' Tuesday.
 Monday Mir. John Hines of tine Col orado mine at Minas Prietas, passed Nugales en route south from a trip t' tae east. He had been absent abou six weeks.
 Monday evening Mir. Luis Prot' went to Imuris, thence to the hacien da of Proto Bros, to see about gath ering another thousand head of cattl far shipment.
 The population of Nogales was in creased Sunday, by the arrival of
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Last Sunday there was to have been game of baseball between two lscal teams. but on account of the disagree able weather it was postponed until tomorrow. Boys. Play ball.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

This week Mr. 'rheo Gebler has put npa large galvanized iron tank for the Mexican Gold & Silver Recovery Co. It is twelve feet high, four and one half feet in diameter, and will hold 1900 gallons.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Neduesua, .,t.e."uun here arrived from the Montana mine near Orc Blanco, Mr Ben Jones an old time print He has been employed at the Montana mine as a carpenter, but he is now on his way to Mazatian to look for a fortune. He was accom-. panied by Mr. William Gumont.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Monday afternoon at four o'clock the Papago Fire Company had out it's new fire apparatus for trial. Every thing worked admirably and the en- zine easily threw stream over three | ory building.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Mir. Tiofilo Otero the well known Tucson cattle owner, was in Nogales Monday on some cattle business. lie is contemplating big sale of cattle to Montana parties.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Last week Mir. Eugene Wolf propri- etor of the Belleyiew Hotel, returned home after an absence of several months on an extended trip through the east and south.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Company c. National Guard or Ari- zona has twice the number of mem- bers of any other company in the ter ritory. The people of Nogales are cer- tainly patriotic.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

MT Oryille Martin more familiarity known as shorty" the well known 'maquinista' of the yard engine al Nogales, is visiting the lower country He was at Minas Prietas several days and on Monday he went t0 Guaymas to take in the sights of the great sea port of Sonora.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

T. Fitch of Tucson was in Nogsles yesterday.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fsir hlghest N,E1
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Mr w. w. FIueling who went to Tombstone to purchase the fire appa- ratus for Papago Engine Co.,, desires TIE OASIS to extend his thanks to the people of Tombstone for the kind and hospitablc attention extended him during his visit to that city.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

MT. Geo. J. Wanless of HermosillO, representing the Hermosillo shelter at that point, was visitor at Nogales last Saturday. He came up to meet Mrs. Wanless, who arrived from Fl Paso that day, and they went to Her nosillo together at evening.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Tuesday evening" Mir. J. T. Brick wood went 10 MinaS Prietas to look around at that phenomenal camp.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

D. B. Rochin of GuaymaS is here.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

A cloud Of smoke rolling from the rear of the Belleyiew Hotel Saturday afternoon drew crowd of people all expecting to aid in subduinga conha- grafton. They found that the smoke was caused by the intcrbnTning of the scot out of stove pipe.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Seiior Francisco Lamarque left for d visit to GuaymaS, llermosillo and Minas PrietaS Wednesday. He will return Monday and will remain here until the first of April, when he will leave for Minas prietas where he will permanently locate.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Mrs. Nourse of Des MDincS, Iowa who has been visiting her father and mother NIT. aud Mrs. Geo. Christ of Nogales. since last November, with her little son and daughter, Master Paul and Miss Virginia, will return home next Monday.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

lrvY & GcrDsx,11r.
The oasis., 1895-03-23

Saturday Mir. Geo. F. Fitzgerald and wife arrived from Fl Paso, and on Monday MT Fitzgerald was circulat- ing among Nogales business houses purchasing supplies for use in his min ng operations at Washington Camp.
 Sehor Francisco J. Barnett of the Arizona ranch in Sonora was in Nogales Monday and Tuesday. Senor Barnett is very popular, and he is al- ways welcomed in the line cities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-28
NOTES.
GOING 10 MEXICO.
suEg,.,Ious 10 Visitors a, Well as TO
Intending settlers.

CoLoNIA JuART2. ChihuahuA,
Mexico. August 20, 1895.
Editor Dessret NegE
| am requested by Pfssident George
T.asdAie to say that In consequence OF
pAtIie, having imposed themselves
upon us ~ msmbers In good standing
when they were not, that II will be-
necessary for oil persons who wish to
come TO our settlements In Me1lcj, Il
bring with them letters " recon
mendation from their resi- ectlVs
bishops. Those who only come IL
visit the colonies thnuld have Visiting
recommends, In order to have u right
to claim those courtesies and privileges
which are only accorded to membeTs
Of the Church In full fellowship.
We have had n very good rainy
season thus far, ant general property
u aeon In oil our Mexican colonis'.
All things considered, Colonis Dublsn
offers the best facilities for farming,
but is subj Get 10 a scarcity of water In tue
months Of May and June. This, how.
ever, IL overcome 10 n great extent by
winter Irrigation, AZ all the best bottom
land retains moisture, anu n corn crop
can be- raised without irrigation. This
season both wheat aud corn have been
raised on some Of the mOisisst lands.
without irrigation. Mon Of energy
and perseverance,, snd n little means ~
stsTt with, will fnd COlonia DuDlan q
desirable place for locating.
Those who are accustomed & n
wHrmeT climate, and hrs not afraid VI
work, can find ut OaIaoA 10 Sonora u
very desirable place Tor location. The
soil IL rich anu the seasons are l0ng,
producing two crops every year. The
people VI Oaxaca need more help tu
take out their bitches; II ten or fifteen
more families would locate, they
would soon make u very proSpeIous sol.
tlement
Tho Mexican settlements have GER
talnly been pr0SpeTed exceedingly
And today IL ia ea,ier hero TO make =
living than In many parts " the
Uuited States. Brethren who returned
from hero TO Utah have come back anu
ray that Il " easter here to gair live.
lhood than In some parts oi Utah.
The longer cur people stay hero the
more facilities they eau discover, aud
the more possibilities ami opsuinye
seem 10 present lhernseIvss.
HESRY EYWISu.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUAar TO AZ ORDER OF SALE
ani decree Of foreclosure 10 me dlfect ID
by th0 Dlstfiot Court " tho Ihud Judciai DU.
ITicg ~ tile Territory NJ Utah. / shall "a.
rose ~ pubic sale, ~ tho West front door "
the couhty court huuse new city aud county
building, IN Tue CITY u sAlt Lake, csunty II
SAT- Lake, and Territory " Uthl, on The lIh
day OF september, 1897, atlu O'Clock a M, ali
me flHhl, lllt' CLAIM, aud interest Of John I'd.
wards and hltAbelh Edwards OF, IN, and TO tha
following described real estate to vii, Hsing
portion OF Joy i've 80 10 block forty. i've ll5I
pat ~, san Lake city survey, dsseTibod A.
tol Owb, tO.Wli.
Commencing A. point two and one half
tshl foas norm pI thu southeast corner u said
Tot hlo .2l' thunco running north three and
pht-hAi 70 D fols, thence west four a. rods
lhthee tuhhlhk south three and one half tlt,
place OF brgnuIug. W. ~ '"'
Also the use NJ "a right % WAY deaeribed hs
follows Commencing Al puinI dive and 0ne.
hAH lsP l,ul north ~ the southwest corner
OF sAlu !ob I'VE IaI, thence running eAst stX tD
rods 20 lha nuu'u described land, thenro north
One'haIt % rod, thence wet sN iGl rods
thruoe spplh uur-haif 20 rod 10 the pI ACE 0f
hcginhing, all IN the city asi cgunty 0f sail
Lake, ulah icrIllory, 40 be sold as mo
property NJ john Edwards aud EIIAbeih El.
Saris. ~ ,he suit Of PheDe n. Hatch,
SAT N. BRIGHAM, u. =. AlAr,hAl
w l. !. ARCHER Deputy Marshal
DATED August 18Th, ls9A
A D. SAWYER, Attorney for plaluuH.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TnE
~ oguefs uf property Admitting on the
south side u Fuurlh North street from the
west line Of lot ., IN block ~, plat a." to
firat West street; aud on both sides Of reAch
street from the east line or firat Wet street
To the wcst, line Of Center street. iu Sever
Lstrict Nu, OF salt Lake CITY, that the city
Council. by order mace August 2Qth, lsIl viii
sitA Asa board NJ Equalization and Review, to
hear aud consider objections u any, to the
Assessment ana levy VI \ special tax Tor the
construction OF sewers on tue streets herein,
before named
SAD h,sessment lists completed and said
Board ~ Equalization and Review viii be- In
session at ths Council Chamber M the New
City HAL, between the hours u y, ~. and
Z. ~ y. m., 1ursiAy, August gith, 1875
During TIE saiu Nmu tbe sad board Of fVual.
lTAtOn hud Nvyiew d 10 session, the assess.
urut let Will b. open 10 pubic Inspection, and
any persons feeling themselves aRgrieycd may
have hearing before SAID board, Aud fAid
Hoard Or squNllEauOn and Eoyiaw thAll have
the authority il make corrections Of any tAN
by thrn teenod unjust
ny order Of tue city Council, made August
% b, 1880,
GUsrANE II, BACEMAN,
CITY Recorder,
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II. 5. LAsEi, Attorney. Progress Building.
ShgRlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ pur'uant 10 N order Of sale and decree
o. fOIaslOsufe 90 mo directed from the THIRD
ludiciA pistri't Court o. The Territory Of utAh'
County VI lat Lass M cause thotoln pend.
ipE wherein rnIAh Crane - AdministralriI u
NJ fstAlC ~ john I. tTane, dcrntiad,is plain.
~ and sidney W brsr, ~ tdministrAinr 81
the estate ui "i,tsm IulleT, decosssd beh'
Young anu isbfAud Young executor. and
tTustues Undor tic ltst sll and testament OF
Lucy Decker foung, dressed, Refer louhs.
cNccutTiN OF the lest viii Of Henry hckwan,
deceased, sydney W DATfc, a. administrator
Of the estate of fhoma, J. shelton, deceased
james AshmAn, William q. hhrgtttsi y j.
walton, james II. uochrano, Henry htiter'
Margaret wilson, Elizabeth T., Davis, me
state Rank u Utah, corporation, ueorso
Cheshire, rAul A. klsns snd Louisa DAVIS
defendants, to winch said decree ami order u
sale, reference 10 hereby made, l shall eNp0sa
f0r sale AZ public auction to the highest bla,
dor, for chss, at the west front door o. We
County CourI House. IN tho city Of SAT- Lass,
county Of sAit Lake. Territory o. UtAh, on We
a0th day Of Augu't A. u. SOS, a. u o'cloet,
noon, all the riEat tue, claim and interest .!
the above named defendants IN aus
to the following described real estate situate.
lying, ans beng In the county on shl
IaNc, Territory OF uiah, and Parleu.iy
described az tollows, TO wit The wet one'
halt I'D 81 los eiyht 49, IN BLOCK tveuty tSo
(!!l, Mat - T." sat iase CITY survey, sAli lAAa
CouHtY, utau Territory, to 0e 20 10 a. !he pi9p.
urty u sidney W. nATke,As adminlsUitot OF ~
estate Of William ullcr deceased, hiehtrd W.
Young as trustee inr Arta Do ChHsh NoupG
aud In GrAndN Uurg executors aud trustees M
der tue last wall aud teelAment OF Lucy uetAf
Young, deceased, Heber Young, Adum tpefi,
Oscar H. YaunF, Anges hgHWhn, tNecutfih 81
Vie lEst wall OF Henry hctWan,, deeeAsca'
-idnuy W. lArkc, "a Administrator OF the -.
tate o. ThomA. ], shelton, deceased james
Ashman, Wiliitm q MArgetts, j, j, MAlnu,
james II CochTane, Henry RelseT, hnsafs!
wilson, elizabeth e. Davis, the state liAna oi
Utsh, a CoTporaloni George Chsshlfe Iaul
A. Elkins aud Louisa Davis, defendants, undet
sad order - salo hni de'fse ~ tue ADo''
Datod Salt Lake City, Utah, August sth. 10
HARVEY ltAHbt, shrfu'
Ry RAIN GUtuHiE, Deputy Aherlf'
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i-Adiudsrors viii divide or withhold
prizes according 10 merit
s-All ehuut competing Tor nos, and must
sing together after the contest, under TIE
leAdsrship Of frot EyAn stephens, The win
ning chotuscs will also DO required 10 taic part
IA Concert
~ hen Incru are more than dya entries
preliminary examinations Will he held she
mcfuius Of october q al Assembly Hall
i-sscoud uutes WI. Only be given when At
least threc Aa'u entered competition.
1-ihr dsrislon of tho adiudleAtoTs shall IN
all eases be huaL
Gan pr's competitions shall be- the prop.
srty VI the Els,uuifodtOmmigtce unless other.
;SsucecssInl competitors shall. rftequlrsd.
atslst tho UyT Nings Concert
-a-Cnmpouuons arc urkN TO Al regard.
less OF creed ur nationality,
u-Al oumpaliug bands val form 10 a BODY
40 " O'Clock noon, IhursdaN october sad az
the Temp rt0u ilutul and march 10 Third
south ard 2ialn slIso1s, thence east 10 state,
tHtuun Iorih ~ fret south. thence West %
Wet lcUp,y, thcaco north 10 the west gate Of
tinual AR "Marun Of tho Men OF Harlech"
tNritr secretary for music furnished gratsl
Intending comp tiors must send their
nance lu 10 the secretary before september let
y, Vs., .luier no conditions Will anyone be
allowed 60 compete unless this rule 10 com
Music 10 no had NJ Coalisr 4 snciFroye Co,
EiHteddiud headquarters, MAin street, salt
Lac cts, Utah They Will have tho only
authorized t1INuns for these contests
tompcyuohs Nill be- held Ihursdny after.
noon aui night october "a, aud the groat
FESTIVAL fi'l conclude with grand concert
iFiday ughf, october an,
FOR further particulars write,
Ceurr. secrriary, John James, salt Lake
CITY, ttnh
sorre ~ Tor colorado, l.. Il. Roberts, 2g6 Lin.
coin ave. Denver.
sorretsry fnf Idaho. d ,. DAVIS. Editor Enter.
prize MAal City.
secrsiary f1r Wyoming. james novl', Amy.
ManaErf uHrN Program. Peter Elliott, salt
LAEs cry, lIsh.
SpsciAi Rates Irofa All Points In
Utah, Colorado, wyoming
and Idaho.