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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
MT. Tarlor rhankfnI-

(. Taylor, the man who was brought in with screw worms a short time ago, says he csn thank Dr. Davis for the fact that he is alive. and MT. and Mrs. Thomas for the attendance they bestowed upon him day and night till he was out of danger. He says: "I could not have been treated better in any hos pital in the country than Mir. and Mrs. Thomas gave me"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Notice of Forfeiture.
10 Ernest ArnA1. his heirs or Assixns:

In pr neel ArnA1, ms helrs or AsslEns;
 You are hereby notified that the undermined co-ovner, have eIpended two hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon he TeTnpQsts5 and BDenA Vista mining claims in Pine Grove mining district. record of which is found in Books of Mines. in the Ogtce of the Recoeler of layapsi county, in order to hold the said prem is's under the provisions sf Section GS,4 Revised Statutes nf the United States. being the amount required Co hold the same for the year 1894 and if within ninety days, after this notice by pnhllcz- tlon. you fal or refuse Co contribute your pro- portion of such expenditure, Ns co-OWner, your interest in said claims will become the property uf the subscriber, under sad Section 2ss1 Re yised Statutes of the United States
 FELIPE MONTREAL. Crowned kinls August g. Isas
 First PnbkcztiSn Aus H.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Notice to Voters !

By order of the Board cf Supervisors. ef Nava- pAi County, reorganization of all voters Is here by orierst Co be made, Every qualified Justice Of the Pezce and each Deputy Recorder is registering ofhcer. Registering Osicers will be appointed by the RoArd of Superyisors in any precinct which ls without qualified Justice of the Peace. kesyistrAtion closes twenty l2ol days preVious Co the general election
 CHARLES H. AYERS, Clerk. Prescott. April lst, isss ap94m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
FORFEITURE NOTICE

WAGoNEz. AriH Sept. H. IssfA To John Kelly and Mary Kelly or theIr heirs or assigns:
 l0u are hereby notified that we have during the pear issS expended one huntirgd dollar n labor upon the Lone Pine mining claim, notice of locatlon whereof Is u-cuuie,s In book g uf mine. pase 5O. rscurds of isyAiSl county, Ari- Euua- Sad claim beng situate m Aleer mining district. AavapAi county, Arizona. In ordsT to hold sad claim under the provisions ot Section -1z1t ut the Revised Ststutss of e United StAssS and The amendments thereto, concerning annual labor upon miniua claims, ir heinz the amount r,3uired to hold said claim for the psrioI end ing Dso-Inher Si, ls25. and if within ninety tol dsyo after the publication hereof yuu fail or ry- fus-. tu cuutribat- your proportion of such ex- psanditure as cO-Owuer, your luterpsG in the sand mining claims will become the property Uf the subscriber. your co-oCuers, who have uaue the reqUirsd sxpsndItur ty the terms Ot sail Secsioa
 J.E WAt}t MFR.
 \ N. WATERMAN.
 WI. PIEUJE- First publication Sept. F.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Condensed Time Table \, e Affective May G1. lslsL

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily through beswr@n Loo AEgeles and ChicAso and W WilliATns and San Francisco.
 Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicsso and San Francisco and Chicago and US Angeles
 PeF=onAlly conducted Tourist cars leave San Francisco every Nsinssiay and Los Anselas every Thurs.tay, running through 10 kAnsas City Chicago and Boston
 The Grand Canyon ot the Colorado can he resched only via this line. Ask for bsAntiful illustrated book which will hs mailed free.
 DON A SWEET, Gen PAsseneeE Agent, AlbaG1erQus. \. N.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Mines FOr Sale

rINHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS To SELL whole sr hAlf interest in the following mining claims. located iu the RFaAsaaS moHn- tAIus
 iDe Llka mine, located onf-fourth ef A mile vAzt uf the Crowned King. and running yArallel Wlfh gt, ua which there is about To feet uf de- splopuseBt gurk 10 shztt- and tunnels, all in ore and oFg Caa be fouud on fhe surface for about akj feet along tte ietEc- he ore b,sty ta thre~ fy5t wi,ir zLs1 sampl-s S@2 ia gs3d.
 Ih Mat-uayille is 9n--fuUrth mile east ot the LlkA. uge uu surface foe !. .-ae iesst. Opened up by shafts aad elen cute in vSrious placss. OFe -Amplus S-4 Co se3 in sold and tO ounces in slIYvr-
 Inc EikA has slate foot Ssli and granite hsEeiog sau. and the Watsauvillc granite foot walt aud siale hanging wzil.
 Mil uisprse ot hAif interest tn claims Ter a small cash Iayment. and tSs lance in development Nork. ur all sell all interest in both CT estAer claim for sruall cash paymUnL hzAlAnce eu lorg t.tu-, p1th gfiyilese of working claims.
 lEc LikN can bs Wurked by tunnel ta A dsptA of I.5s9 feet Ald tha Natsonyills do0 CT 50 feet Title perfect
 6ood mil site and wood and never failing water in EouadAnce-
 For farther particulars. apply ~ his office ur Co, ths Usuer A. k. DICkEl,
 iAU@ef CrOWned kLne. AriEouA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Forfeiture Notice.
Prescott. Aril.. June F, iss&

frcScotI- ArtAss June A-. A72A To Dennis A Burke and MichSS J. Hickey, og
 their heiEs or assigns.
 You are Hereby n0tired thAt have, during the ys4rs f>2{ and iss6. expended thrvs hundrs-d dol- lsrs ID labor upon the Silvsr Dollar mining claim, noTice of location whereof l. rscor1ed in Book Ss of mines, pNse eSa. rscuris uf hAyspAl County, Arizona and the Lavelle mining claim. notice of location whereof is of recuTd h Book e of mines. pAs-e leo of sAld rsS,oTyis and the Montana rniuinas claim notice cf location wbery- of is of recoud h Book t0 of unlnes, Tze &ds. uf eaid records, Nll cf s2id claims beilg situate fn the White FicAcho Mining District. lAvApAi eounty, Arizona, in Urtar Co hold said claims ander the provisions of SsCtion @s-4 or the Re vised SsAtutes ot the United StAte> and the AmeRtmsntS thereto. concerning annual labor upon mining claims. it being the Amuart re- oniFsd Co hold sand claims for the peTiod ending Nsueuhsr Sl. lssS, and if within ninety go dSys afSRF the publication hereof. you fail Or refuse Ca euntribats your proportion of such eNpeDdltnre e co-owners yUur interests m Che sad mining claims Will becous the property of the sub scxibsr, your co-oWner, who has male the re- Qzired eXPenditure hy the teIms of sad srct,on. tr-IT-w-eo \. F. LANELI4E
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
IaH Nnffcr

 OFF--E OF THE TREASCRER AND Tax !
 CoLLECroR OF YAyAPAI COUNTY,
 AslzoNA TERRITORY. PEESCOTT, {
 ARIZONA, September 22d, 1896 ]
 Notice is hereby given that the duplicate assessment roll of the County of Yavapai for the year lSs-5. Is now in my possession for the collection of taxes levied therein. That the said taxes will be delin- quert on the Third Monday in De- eem5er, 1896, and that unless paid ou ,hs, day. or prior thereto, five (5l per cent will be added to the amount as penalty. Said taxes are payable to me al my office, in the Court House. in the City of Prescott, on any day between the hours of 9 o'clock ID the forenoon and 3 o'clock ID the afternoon.
 JOHN HARTIS. E1-Offcio Tax Collector, Yavapai
 County. Arizona. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Arreed wlth the Lnndlnd,.

Mrs. Feeder (reading paper at breakfast table)-More Indian out rages. My. my! How they do i'll me with indignation,
 Mir. Boarder (with vivid remen- brances of corn muffins)-So they do me, madam. If I were you, l wouldn't attempt to make any more of them. Richmond Dispatch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
EnrnIIYonr Nnmra.

The membership of the Mckinley and Hobart club can be found with (. H. Ake5s. secretary of the club, at his office in the court house, un- til the club rooms are fitted up. Republicans are urgently requested to call and sign their names to the roll
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07


 To F. A. Harrington, Administrator Of the Estate
 Of J. W. Harrington, yOar or his heirs CT s.
 signs.
 You are hereby notified that have during the years lSl2, issS, iS4i and is26, expended e tO0 -twenty-tOur hundred dollars-as annual labor npon the HOsier Boy mining claim, recorJied in book of mines 24. pages and 90, recoris Os NAv- Apai county, Arizona and the Howard mine re- ccrdsSi In book = of mine<. paz,eS S3 to sQI The Mammoth mining claim, recoriei iR book 2l ef mines pAsres aSS and 5S4. The Chloride mining claim. recurded in bock n of minee. pages SS0 and SSl kairview mining claim recoraed in book lS. paSe- s5 to Ss- Wild CAt mining claim recorded in book 2i. pAS,es zsS and 9i6 os said records All of said claims baing situated in the HNsSayampA mining district. NavSpAi county Arizona, In order Co hold said claims under the provisions Of section &eg of the revised statuses of the United StateS and the Aynendnents thereto concerning annual labor upon mining claims it being the amount required to hold said claims for the period ending December ST. iSsS and if within nInety days after the publication heresf you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion Of such expenditure As co-owner your interest in the ssld miuing claims will become the proterty ot the subscriber your co-Owner who has rnaie the rsguirsd expenditure by the terms of said section. W. H. HARLAN. First publication AugEstA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
The Copper.

Ferry-Did you ever reflect on how much a copper can buy?
 Hargreaves-Do you mean a cent or 8 policeman?
 A cent, of course.
 Well, wanted to know, because l was under the impression that po- hcemen did not have to buy any. thing. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Redemption of County Warrants.

will pay, on presentation. coun- ty road tax warrants, presented on or before October 70. 1898, with the exceptions of warrants No. 7S to 79. Interest ceases from this date.
 JOHN HARrIN, Treasurer of Ysvspsi County. Prescott, Ariz. Oct. 3, 1896.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Notice to Tax Payers.

To the tax payers of Isvapai County: l hereby give notice that the Ss~e-sIueut roli for the yoAr 1895. is now on nle and open for in spect on h my othce.
 1 also give notice that the Board cf Supe visors, of lAvSpai County. Will meet As Boar of Equalization on July ist, lss6 and remain in session from day to-day, until and including July s0 lsss
 CHAS. Y. AkERS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Prescott, Arizona.

Prescott, Arizona. October sth. lSs6. Notice is hereby given that the Rapid Transit Mine and Rapid Transit East Mine. Tger Dis- trict, AAyapAi County, ArizonA- will not be responsible for any debts contracted for labor, or material furnished, or other purpose while being worked under bond or lrA=e
 JAcOB HENXIE sU D. [. MTrEsA1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07

Mine Gott, feels So sick as never was. Nothing does me goot and shall die shust now already.
 MINER BlLL Brace up, old man and take my advice; send for some ot my friend BRlSLEY'S medicine and you'll be on shift again in 2i hours.
 IL takes a cave in or a blow up 10 put his customers on the funeral list.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07

Latest novelties in fall and winter goods just received by Noigtlsnder The Tailor. SStf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Letter Lfar.

The following is a list of letters remaining in the Prescott postoffce for the week ending October l, 1SQe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07

Notice Is hereby given that the DeltA mine vii not oe responsible for any debts contrzcte while it Is being worked under lease.
 JOSEPH ATklN. April I7, isS6.-Sm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07

The undersigned will not be responsible for any deeds or contracts made by any person or persons without my written note or signature. The pCbhc IS further in- formed that therels no company under the name of Christman & Company. No such company eveFdid eVist.
 J. H. CHRISTIAN. Big Bug, A IiTt na, March 27. nSlxl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
SURE CURE FOR PILES

ea: sS-sAs-ko's PILE RgaGDI.' s.sS. -. .s.s : ~A esszls-s ~ sasN pR- BONANZA ehtlS. Kss KsNN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07

Notice is hereby given thst the Amulet mine will not be reSponste1e for any debts oOntracsed sr material furnished while bing worked under
 02At.5 d IN W MOORE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
The National Matte Snlelter <.

E-A practical an d simple method of mating sulphide Ures. such as nick el. copper, gold and silver ores. In localities where lead ores and fuels are scarce and almost unAttAinAhle. our pyritic, water 3scketed Matte Smeltsr has been reccEntEed with highly satisfactory resEits, and hzs been thoroughly tested on vAriOus pyritic, sulphide and arseuids orss. in capacity of 2 Co so tons per day. lt is the most prsc CCal. chaapest and simplest method of gnld and silver ore mating and cOnceutraDnE that Is known tp-dsy.
 %-lt requireS Do extrauruiu2ry rkill. no lead ores, no fiuNing mate rial and no fnel Sf any kind for the sIneltar after it is started The sgl- phur in the ore Is its natural fuel only. and its Sust has no comparison with any other prooess of couCentrst- inZ.
 E-We arc prepared Co furnish any sine or capacity plant complete to sahstantiAl minifg people ses it up and furnish our men Co run if for them m easy uayneuts- Hrices and specifications furnished with refer
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07

The undersigned owners of the First H ome mining claim. located in Biz bug district hereby give notice that they will not b. responsible for any debts contracted against said mine while the same is being worked under bond or lease
 E. R. sTEkS
 SARAH SFEkS Prescott lksperzQer 2S Isaa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
MINE WARNING NOTICES.

N OTlCE is hereby given that the New York. N Indiana and Good Luck rnines. near lroa Springs. ia Thumb Butte mining district, will not be responsible for any debts incurred while they are being worked under bo=d and lesse. JOSEPH DOUGHERTl,
 FRED SCHMIDT. Prescott, Arizona. May 2d, ISzS-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Forfeiture Notice.

PREsCoTT, Arizona, July s7. lsse. To [. 4. Harrington. Aduinistrator uf the Estate of J. W. Harrington, yoar or his heirs CT as-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07

Mountain Time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Santa Fe, Prescott and
 Phoenix Railway.

TIME rABLE Eaeeurs uns 9. IssS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Fine Tailoring

Ex-Ofiicio Tax Collector, Yavapai County. Arizona. td
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-01-07

Mr.. John :. Tilley of West Troy, n.
Y. a friend Of Rev. I. j. Ramsdelrs,
was in town over Sunday.
Miss Una Z. Taylor of the Democrat
composing room has been confined TO
the house BY illness for the past week.
Mrs. III. q. Fletcher wishes to extend
her thanks TO the Methodists for the
beautiful silver cake basket presented TO
her IS Christmas gift.
You've heard Of people looking for
spectacles through the glasses them
selves: Well, this isn't one OF those
cases. Ii is case OF worthy citizen
who dressed up" TO attend public
meeting. After he got home he has
tened to change the billed shirt which
had smothered him all the evening for
his common, everyday flannel one; but
he couldn't find the aforesaid flannel.
After a prolonged search and some few
remarks" he discovered IL. He had IL
on.
ELM HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgecomb have moved
to Norway TO live with their son this
winter.
Mrs. Stevens cat recently caught an
ermine. We expect that she got an
extra piece OF meat.
We are glad TO note that some one
from the Biscoe District has responded
10 the editors invitation 10 correspond
for that place, and hope that other
neighborhoods will follow suit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-01-07

west corner, opening out OF the court
room, il the attorneys room and law
library, 10 < %, and In the northwest
corner the judges room, IL IL.
A corridor connects the court house
with the iail and jailer's residence. The
residence Is "a 40, with four large
rooms on each floor. The Jail Is "a IS,
and will be supplied with eight cells,
givinga capacity Of thirty-two prisoners,
and an opportunity to double the cspac-
ity, fit should ever become necessary,
by adding another story Of cells. The
cells for women and poor debtors are
separated from the rest OF the jail b. a
brick wall, and the construction OF the
cells will be of the most improved form,
so that the jsiler can lock and unlock
the cells, and control his prisoners,
without going 10 where they are. or CIV
ing them chance to "get at" him.
The woodwork Is painted, In soft and
harmonious colors, Selected by Horace
Churchill of Norway, uniform
throughout the building. The floors
and stairs are all of hard wood, and the
bauisters and bar aud other rails are Of
oak with carved posts.
The buildings are heated by steam
supplied from boiler In the base
ment OF the court house, and all the
rooms are plentifully supplied with
radiators. They are lighted with cleo
tricity, about ninety incandescents being
used. There are several toilet rooms.
Water is supplied from the Norway
water works.
The buildings were erected by Joseph
Philbrook Of Lisbon, an old contractor,
who has built some OF the best buildings
In the state. His contract Was COM
pleted on time and with entire salts
faction.
The steam heating plant and the
plumbing were put In by w. +. Austin
OF Norway.
The cells for the jail have been order
ed, and will be In place in n few weeks,
when all the business OF the county will
be established at the new seat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-01-07
MARRIED.

In ParSs, Jan. I, by Rev. II. A. Roberts, Mr.
Albert d Wheeler and Miss Annie X. White
M re both OF Paris.
In weIkhyille, Dec. %, by Roscoe =. Staples
Esq, MrlClinton Herrick and Miss Eva Her
rick, bott of Weichville.
In weilhville, Jan. 2, at the residence of the
brides phrents, by Rev J. r. Howard. Mr.
Daniel Harness OF Andover and Miss Mildred
Coy Of Wechyile.
In Albany. Jan. 3 by Amos q. Bean, ESD,
Amos Baker OF stoneham and Mrs. Myra ID
Abbott Of We-tbrook.
In Ruukori, Dec. 81, Mr.. Francis Lori and
Miss Nette Stevens. both OF Rumford.
In Livekmorc Dec. Is. Elmer II. York OF Hart
ford and cuella J. Cooling 81 Liyermore..
In Web sumner. Dec. 81, by q. NJ. Small.
ESQ, JAMES A. Holman Of D!Sieli aud Alice
v. Gary df West sumner.
In Norway. Jan. I, by Rev. II. Groyenor, Hen
~ Knighlly and Ella SWEET. both Of Norway,
In Bethtl, Jan. I, by J. q. Rich, ESD. Elijah
Libby ami Ellen German both ~ Norway.
In NortL Waterford, Dec. -, by Rev. 4. J..
Mcdonald, Herbert r. Lord and Ellie l.. Knight,
both OF Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-01-07

Oxford County's new buildings at
south Paris are now the official place of
business Of the county officers, except as
regards the Jail, which is not yet quite
ready for occupancy. IL Is the Intention
If the publishers TO give the readers of
the Democrat good view Of the build
ings and grounds, when everything is
complete. As the grading of the
grounds can not be flushed until another
season, We not wish to take the view at
present. and give instead the above cut,
which is in all essentials good repre-
seutation of the buildings as they stand.
This cut was made from the prelimi-
nary plans, and before the completion
OF the buildings some minor changes
we're made. The two changes which
would first be noticed by the ordinary
observer are a small dome on the jsiler' :
residence. corresponding TO the one on
the court house, and arches at the front
aud sides OF the court house poItico In
place Of the columns shown In the cut.
There sre several other minor changes
iu the exterior of the buildings, most OF
which would be noticed much sooner by
a practical builder than by the ordinary
observer.
The buildings face on Western Avenue,
nearly opposite the Grand Trunk depot,
The site il AT considerable elevation
above the street, and there Is = fine view
from all the windows, South Paris viii
lage, Paris Hill, and all the valleys and
hills 20 the north, east aud south being
included. The site, it may be mentioned,
has been an agreeable disappointment to
many who at first regarded IL a. desti-
tute OF scenic and aesthetic advantages.
The buildings are Of face brick, with
trimmings of granite and terra Gotta.
The roofs are AL Of slste, and there Is n
Ia sement under all. The work OF con-
sfrucrion has all been well and thorough
IN done.
The grounds in front will be graded in
terraces another season, with a driveway
up each side OF the lot and around the
buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-01-07

The front steps of the court house
lead TO the portico, which Is fioored with
granite blocks. Double doors open,
through vestibule with tiled floor, into
a corridor ten feet In width extending
through the building. On this floor are
the county offices AID grand jury room.
The height of the rooms on this floor Is
IL feet In the clear. Dimensions of the
rooms are given below In even feet, dis
regarding the inches.
On the right, as you enter in front, Is
probate office 10 < - feet, with two
entrances, and connecting with II a
vault for records IL ~. Behind this Is
the registry ofdeeds, 1. 10, connecting
with vault IL 20, and in the rear
corner the county treasurer's Office.
Il Y IL.
On the other SOUTH side OF the cor
ridor, In front, Is the office OF the county
commissioners, IL 10, and behind II
and connected with IL by double roll
doors, Is the office Of the clerk Of courts,
Is Is, with vault Of the same size as
the Others. Behind this Is the grand
Jury room, 20 y. with small waiting
room for witnesses.
The vaults for the records are con-
sidered as nearlysbsolutely fire proof as IL
is possible 10 make them. There Is
nothing about them except the contents
that can burn. They close with vesti-
bule doors. aud have metal shutters at
the Que window which each vault con-
tains.
A stairway at each end OF the corridor
goes up 20 the second floor, the middle
OF which is occupied by the supreme
court room. The floor OF this room Is
- -, and ii Is 10 feet in height, while
10 the centre large dome rises above
the ceiling. The judges desk Is at the
west end Of the room, the public en-
trance at the other end. The large
windows In the sides are Of. plate glass.
la the two east corners OF the building,
opening directly out OF the court room,
are jury rooms II IL, and over them Is
gallery for spectators. In the south
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-01-07
MAINE PENSION AGENCY.

Speaking of the Maine Pension Agen-
CIV Captain r. w. Black said :>''For the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1895, this
agency has lost by death go pensioners.
However, by allowances and transfers,
s7l have been added to the lists, thus
making an increase in number Of 1875 for
the year. IL the same ratio Of deaths
continue which has been up to date since
June 3Oth, we shall lose 1000 by death
this year. The loss will undoubtedly be
made good, however, by increases from
allowances and transfers"
The Augusta agency pays out quar-
terly In the neigborhood Of $500, 600,
making an annual sum Of over s3,000,-
600. OF the 10000 pensioners, about
1900 are inmates Of the Togus Home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-01-07
OBITUARY..

Died, In Denmark, Dec. 24th, 1895,
Mrs. Susan w. Berry, widow OF the late
Leonard A. Berry, aged 50 years, days.
She was born In Buxton, Dec. 18th, 1910,
and had been resident Of this town for
more than sixty years. She was q
woman Of very sympathetic nature,
ever ready to extend . helping hand to
her friends and neighbors when 10 adj
versity. Her many good qualities OF
head and heart greatly endeared her to
the community In which she lived. She
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Nellie n.
GRAY. TO mourn her loss.