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LEGAL NOTICES.

DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF FORECI0I
4 sure and sale. made In the Circuit Court Of the
1896, notice Is hereby given that the properly
hereunder described VIII be sold at public auction
island of Oahu, Il. l. on Wednesday. August 26
1886 at II O'Clock noon. ?. & JONES,
This property Is known as the Lanai Rancn To-
Gated on the island of Lanai. comprising II 500
$40 acres more or less OF Government lands: the
most va uaole OF which do not expire until 1916;
the annual rentals about $1,000
This estate is well fitted for sheep ranch hav-
ing ample houses Tor all purposes. all in good re-
Ho:k OF $4,000 sheep, $50 head OF cattle and 20J
horses by actual count
The Lanas are capable of carrying 100, coo sheep
and lOOOO head OF cattle As sheep run it IS
the most valuable on the Islands. The lands now
owned ard controlled by present owners virtually
control the entire is, and OF Lanai.
There are rich grasses suitable for breeding and
fa5tenrng OF stock, and are entirely free from Ian
sland ana there are m0ns0OSs or wild dogs on the
steam communication between Lanai and Hon.
map showing all the lands controlled by the
estate and detailed schedule OF the property TO
had at the Office OF Messrs. Welch & Co. 200 Caii-
fornla St, San Francisco.
Terms OF sale Will Dc cash In United States gold
coin
Honolulu, May is, 1895.
nEPARlMENT7 30. 8. PROBATE-I-1 Ir1r
IL Superior Court. in and for the City and
County OF san Francisco. State OF California.
In the matter OF Ihe estate Of GABHIEL GAIL
HARD. deceased IDOL
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, the 4th
day OF Angus, A. D., 1886. a. 10 O'Clock A. n of
said day and the courtroom Of Department. No. 8 of
said court a. the new City Hall, in the City and
County OF San Francisco, state of California have
been appointed as the time and place for proving
duly authenticated copy of the will of said
GABRIEL GAlLHARD. deceased. and for hear
ing the application. Of PIERRINE BERGES for
the issuance 10 him Of letters OF administration
with the will annexed
Dated July II, A. D., 1896.
fsEALI G. F. CURRY. Clerk,
BY f. B. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk
p ALEXANDRA BERGEROT, Attorney for
Petitioner, l42-l4S Crocker building, San Fran
CISCO
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MARRIED.

MARRIED..
BREHM-DE CAcCIA-In this city, July %,
1895, by tae Rev. J. H. Shredder, Alphons ].
Brehm and Lillian de Caccia
FE4-PETRY-In Alameda July %, 1896,
BY the Rev II. f. ]. Ongersh, A. K. Coffey ana
Annie Pet-y. both OF Alameda
MCGARVEY-BARToN- this city. July 81,
1885 b. the Rev. DIR. r. r. Ollie, William J.
McGarvey and Cora l. Barton, both of Redwood
City, Cal.
NJ ER ERkH-DIECkMANN-In this city. July %,
1896, by he Kew. j. II. schroeder, Albert J.
Merkh and Mary DiecKmann.
MlNoR-WAUGH-In this city. July 81, 1896.
oy the Rev. DR.. z. K. Ollie, Barron NJ Minor and
(andace A. Waugh both OF Point Arena. Cal.
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DiRTiE-M MARRIAGES -DEAIAx

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
Will not be in erted. They mus be handed in at
either OF the publication offices and be indorssd
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO nave the same published.I
BORN.
KIssELTn this city, July 90, 1895, to the wife Of
Jacob Kissei. . son.
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tn DIVORCE RECORD.

Comnlaint fled:
Divorces granted:
Ida J. sedt from Hugo seldt, for cruelty; by
Judge Hebbard.
cruelty and willful neglect; by Judge Hebbari.
Plant allowed $50 per month alimony and 500
counsel fees.
Jeanette Ross from Lewis NJ Ross, for will
ful desc rtiOn: By Judge HebGari.
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.

GAN MATEO COUNTY; NEAREST GENE
- terry to the city: non-sectarian; in no sense ex-
elusive; location unexcelled ONCE 997 Markes
street. southeast corner Of Sixth.
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MAkklAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were Issued oy
the County CLERKS Office Yesterday:
A. Daimel and StbIla Clauss- 43-4s-
g. NJ. Smith and ugenie /. Geistr, 22-2l.
@. Hammel and Mar Turner. 30-27.
P. Halpin and Elizabeth Donohue, 27-30.
r. 4. Matthew S and anche =. Calkins. 34-2S
Carl SehwarZ and Anna Rohr. 23-35.
r. l.. Gross man aud Iaura NJ Sherman. 3O-13.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


WILL BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE: 162
w acres of land, beautifully situated in Sonoma
County: has fine orchard. good house stables
IS At present worth many times the price asked.
For further particulars apply to a. B., box SO,
this Office.
ITO RENT, SONOAfA CITY-HOuSE OF SIX
L rooms, six acres OF land partly orchard, barn
and outbutldings suitable for a home or chicken
raising; excellent neighborhood near schools
nne clImase. Address L r., box so, Gail Office
S0 ACRES LEVEL LAND NILES FROM
CO Santa Rosa. OF no use to owner: will sell at a
sacrifice. j. J. OROURKE, 9O2 Broadway. Oak
land.
ANY ONE WANTING A RANCH FOR
n grazing purposes. orchard already i'm
proved. where only small cash outlay Is required.
balance in 8 or years. apply S26 Montgomery st.
MARIN COUNrY-3COO ACRES rs MILES
IVA nom city; 10 any size: fruit, grain. vegeta-
bic land; raj water transit. $40 TO $75 per
acre: terms to suit. Syndicate InveslmenE Com
pany, 65 Chronicle building.
A LAMEDA COUNTY FRUIT LAND. CHOIC-
u est in the state; selling in tracts. s acres up-
ward. S35 per acre: adjoining lands held at $l0O
per acre: owner forced TO sell; ~ hours frm s. E.;
easy terms; title perfect 81 Chronicle building
I TITLE HOMES CLOSE TO TUWN, M
IL proved, easy terms; also TO 12 acre pieces,
on and 10 years credit. u. II. TWING, Sonona
City; every Monday al 632 Market s., s. r.
CEND FOti OUR I.iof or OkChA hD hO las
- Tor ssle. NtNiSPkR & W. llstoN >a1 io-e.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-25
Christmas Cards
at
Mrs. M. Delfeld's.

Nuts of all kinds, strictly fresh
for the Holidays, at Potvin Bros.
Prof. B. N. Wheeler went to
Duluth on Tuesday.
Holiday goods to please the
most fastidious at E. H. Chitlen-
denis. Opera House Block.
Henry Hauta went to Duluth
Tuesday.
All kinds of jewelry repairing,
fine watches a specially, by
Weekley, the Jeweler.
The pump at the new city wat,
er works, Ely, was started for
the first time on Friday last,
and water was furnished through
out the city.
Call at the Virginia Drug store
in the Opera House Block, when
in quest of something suitable
for a Holiday gift. Finest as
sortment at lowest prices.
In case of war with SPAN,
Missouri and Kentucky may be
relied upon to furnish all the
colonies necessary to lead US to
victory.
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NOT JEALOUSY, BUT RIGHT.


AS an outcome of the action
taken at the joint meeting of the
Virginia Business Mems Asso-
citation and the city council, held
to consider the matter of looking
after Virginia's interest in con-
nection with the direction of the
Miller Trunk road north from
this city, a temporary injunction
was served upon the board of
county commissioners on Satur-
day last, and the commissioners
will tell Judge Moer tomorrow
why this injunction should not
be made. permanent
The suit is entered in the
name Of E. S. Smith, a member
of the committee appointed at
the aforementioned joint meet
ing, Mr.. Smith being backed by
the city in the course pursued.
In speaking of the suit, the
Duluth News-Tribune accredits
one of the county commissioners
with the statement that "the
whole proceeding is the out
growth of the jealousy of Vir.
ginia citizens" Such statements
cut no ice, further than showing
the bigotry and hatred to Vir.
ginia and a libel upon the broad
minded citizens who have under
taken to see that Virginia gets
her rights. It is naught but
right and justice which is sought
and which we believe will pre-
vail, irrespective of the seeming
]y prejudice tinctured statements
by Duluth's morning paper or
sneering colloquies by mem bers
of the county board.
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Fancy Vases
Mrs. M. Delfeld's.

Christmas displays are to be
seen in almost every window
and none will be unable to find
a suitable Christm IS gift in the
city.
Peter McAlpine attended to
business matters in Duluth on
Tuesday.
Finest crockery and glassware
display on the range at Jackson
& Co.'s.
Mayor Jackson left on Tues
day for a short Holiday visit
with Chicago friends.
An elegant line of jewelry and
silyerware at E. H. Chittenden's.
Engraving done free.
Neil ellis left Wednesday for
Calumet and Houghton. Mich,
for a visit with friends.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-25

sha n. Finn md Temple p.
Dorr against 2 Il KerWin,
United States surveyor general
for Minnesota, and Thomas Gas
well. was begun and Judge Loeb
rem signed q temporary restrain
ing order directing the defend,
ants to show cause why they
should not be permantely en- 4
Joined from making a resurvey
Of lands around Cedar Island
lake, in township 58.17. The
government made q survey a
number OF years ago, and it was
evidently an incorrect one, for
lands which are really covered
by timber, according to this SUR
vey, are oul in the lake, The
plaintiff bought a large amount
of lands around the lake, which
are alleged to have on them
about 5000. 900 worth of timber.
G. G. Burns, Henry Mickey w.
B, Douglass, James A. Raab and
r. Nelson settled on the lands
between the actual shore and the
surveyed shore. They then pc.
titioned the general land Office
for a resurvey. After four years
of litigation in the, general land
office, a resurvey was ordered.
The plaintiffs claim to be entitl-
ed to the lands. clear down to
the actual shore line of the lake,
and have now carried the matter
into the United States court.
They claim to have bought the
lands in good faith, and cite the
fact that in the. proceedings be-
fore the land office, no charge of
fraud was ever made against
them. They claim to have paid
for all the timber, and to have
bought the land in good faith.
Thomas Caswell is made a par.
ty defendant, because it is claim.
ed that Kerwin, has made a con-
tract with him to survey the
land.
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D. b Cuppernu'l and Miss
Daisy Wilmot left on Wednesday
for q short Holiday visit at Miss
Wilmot's nome, at Utica. ~
Fine celluloid toilet sets, glove
and handkerchief boxes. frames
and novelties of all kinds, latest
styles, at e. Fl. Chittenden's.
The kids will sll be happy to.
morrow. Every parent will see
that they are.
For milk, cream butter, eggs
or poultry, the finest in the mar
ket at the lowest prices, call on
%. Dreger's dairy. All orders
delivered promptly; milk deliv
cred twice daily.
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SILK AND LINEN
Handkerchief
Mrs. M. Delfeld's.

Christmas toys in abundance
at lowest prices at Potvin Bros
Miss Marie ODER left on Sat.
urday for her home at Austin,
MIMI, for the Holidays.
Finest line of fruits in the city
at Potvln Bros.
What nobbier present could
you MAKE your masculine friend
than one Of those elegant pipes
or box of fine cigars to be found
at Potvin Bros.
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ELY LAKE LANDS.

A case, entitled SimonJ. Muir.
ply, George 9. Robinson, Eli
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Sr. LOUIS COUNTY.
District Court, Eleventh Judicial
District.
ANNA HUoTARI,
Against Summons.
HENRY HUOTARI,
Defendant
The State of Minnesota to tho Above Named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in
the above entitled action, which complaint
has been filed in the Office of the Clerk of said
Court, at the City of Duluth, County of St.
Louis and State of Minnesota, and to serve a
copy OF your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers, at their Office, in the City Of
Duluth in the said County OF st. Louis, with
in thirty days after service of this. summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such SER
vice; and if you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time afofesaid, the Plaintiff
in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
Dated July 26th, A. o., 1896.
RICHARDS & CRANDALL.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
391-2 Rurrow Building, Duluth, MINI.
First Pub. Nov. 13.
Last Pub. Dec. rs.
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State OF Minnesota a ss In Probate Court
December 9th, 1895.
In the Matter of the Estate of BENJAMIN Lie
brock, Deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of
George T. Liebrock. administrator of the es-
tate of Benjamin Liebrock. deceased. repre-
senting among other things, that he has full
ly administered said estate, and praying that
time and place be fixed for examining, settl
ing and allowing the final account of his adj
ministra ton, and for the assignment Of the
residue of said estate to the parties entitled
thereto by law.
1T IS ORDERED, That said account be
examined, and petition heard by this court,
on Monday, the Eleventh day of January, A.
d., 1897, at ten o'clock q. M, at Probate Office
In Duluth In said county.
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
That notice thereof be given to all persons
interested. by publishing copy Of this order
once in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day OF hearing, in The Virginia
Enterprise, weekly newspaper printed and
published at Virginia in said county.
Dated at Duluth the 9th day of December,
A. D., 1885,
By the court,
(sEAL.) PHINEAs AVER,
Judge OF Probate.
Dec 11-Jan8
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JOHNNY JONES' CAR WHEEL.

COhNNx cONGS> C-aH WHEEL.
D. Clint Prescott, of the Mari.
nette Iron Works, was at the
Hotel Wood last evening and i'm
parted to a Tribune reporter
some interesting information re-
garding the new ball-bearing
car wheel which is now being
used so successfully at the Cha
pin, Pewabic and Traders mines.
The application Of this inven.
ton to the car wheel is some.
thing very recent and was in
vented by Supt. John T. Jones.
MIR. Jones is now in Washington
IN the interest of this invention,
and the patent, which has been
applied for, will undoubtedly be
granted before he returns.
The wheel is made on original
and perfected plans and the con
tract for the manufacture of sew.
eral hundred has been let to Mr..
Prescott.
Those being built now are es-
pecially designed for ore cars,
but it is the intention of the pat
entee to turn out a wheel for
heavy freight and passenger
cars. Heretofore the heavy and
unwieldy ore cars used IN the
mines have required three and
four men to push them, but the
new invention is so .easy-run.
ming that one man can now per-
form the work of several.
MIR. Prescott stated that the
managers of the mines where
the wheels are used declare them
to be perfect and saving of a
great deal Of labor, Per. Lars
son, of the Aragon mine, gave
Mr.. Prescott an order while in
Norway and by another year it
is expected that the ball bearing
wheel will be generally used
throughout the Upper Peninsu
Ia. Range Tribune. E.
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THE VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.
II. =. H.4NN.tFORD, ED11OA

treasurer, j. X. JAMES,
~ ALDERMEN -
2. X. RRowN, W. G. CARR. -
g. SAX, GUST. JOHNSON
p. A. CoFFEY, j. r. CAMERON,
JOHN ByRNE, G. "A. LuNDsTRoM.
Municipal Judge, CHAs. f. NELSON,
Clerk OF Court, !AxEL E. CARLSON.
JUSTICES.
II. ]. EATON, VIVIAN PRINCE,
JAMES MCGINDLEY,
Chief Of Police, JAMES MCALPINE.
Street Commissioner. HENRY kIEa,
Chief OF Fire Department, NJ. SCo1LARp,
Secretary Fire Dept, A. F.. BICKFoRD.
The Mails.
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Stamped Linen
Doilies,
Center Pieces,
Picture Frames.
Mrs. M. Delfeld's

A ten cent coupon, for pur-
chase Of silverware, given with
every dollar of cash sales at
Jackson & Cos.
An elegant lihe of ladies and
gents underwear at jackson &
Co.'s.
Finest line of pipes and tobac-
cos on the range at the Iron
Range Cigar Factory.
Christmas cigars by the box at
the Iron Range Cigar Factory.
Candies, CONNECTIONS, nuts, sta
tionery, toys, etc., at the Iron
Range Cigar Factory.
The school children enjoy a
two weeks Holiday vacation.
Remember the tiremen's ball
on New Years Eve.
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Special Notice.

Persons wishing q news item, change of
lad" or anything in the line OF locals, in
serted, Will please have same In our Office by
Thursday noon Of each week, If convenient,
as it saves time and trouble for both parties.
We reserve the right tc positively refuse
any notice OF whatever nature after O'Clock
p. m. on Thursday.
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State of Minnesota. 49,.
County of St. Louis. %

state OF Minnesota. 80
county of st. Louis.
State Of Minnesota to John Dorsey, defend
ant: -..
You arc hereby summoned to be and ap-
pear befor the undersigned, one OF the JUS
tices OF the Peace in and for said county on
the 9th day Of January, 1897, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon at my Office in the city OF
Virginia in said county, to answer to the
Virginia Bottling Works, in civil action.
Should you fail to appear ut the time and
place aforesaid judgment will be rendered
against you upon the evidence adduced by
the said Virginia Bottling Works, for such
sum as they shall show themselves entitled to
Given under my hand this eth day Of De-
ccmber, 1885, =
!. I a. s 80. VIVIAN PRINCE,
e ri Justice Of tie Peace.
Dec 1f-Jsn l. b e. s$ts q, s. -
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General Notes and Comments,

General Notes and Comments. |
Hard times never affect the
demand for young men who
haze capacity for work and a
dislike for swearing. gambling
and immoderate drinking. The
world can pardon faults, but Tot
vices, Whoever is a slave to
the enervatirg pleasures of vice
is a fool, but whoever would en-.
ploy such a slave is bigger
fool. for experience teaches even
the most ignorant that vice is
dishonest, ready at all times to
Iengage in sharp practices to
procure means to satisfy it's de-
sires. The young man who has
honesty, good habits and faith
fulness to recommend him need
have no fear of hard times. His
services are at a premium. and
whoever heed such services
serve their own interest best by
employing him.
! SANDER would starve and die
if nobody took it in and gave it
lodging. There are so many op.
en- mouths because there are so
many open ears. If you listen
to SANDER you are equally guilty
with the one who tells, and an
old writer says you ought both
to be hung-the one by the
tongue, the other by the ear.
} He who tells yo': the faults of
others intend telling others your
| faults
Not all the chumps in the
country live in Indiana. Five
Illinois men started last week to
walk 900 miles to Washingto
carrying TIN horn thirty. four
feet long.
The country is in a cave OF
political gloom. Gen" Coxey
has resigned as member of the
Peoples party national commit
tee. He does this, too. lin deer
sorrow"
The Connection: girl who mar
ried $4,000 and man and lost
the latter by death few days
later may be said to ave made
an investment which brought
quick returns.
China has engaged three
American engineers to construct
a railway. AS soon as they con
struct few miles of it they are
going to put a mortgage on it sc
it will be like the railways of
other countries.
Congressman Towne was q
little late with his proposition
10 have one of the new gunboats
named ''Duluth,' all the boats
having been named.
Subscribers OF country news
papers often allow their sub
scriptions to become delinquen:
through carelessness, and yet
feel insulted if their paper is
stopr ed, OF statement of their
delinquency is sent to them.
They do not expect any courtesy
from metropolitan papers, but
the country papers are expected
to come on whether they are
paid for or not. This is an un-
!, just exaction. Because he is
; edi ;or of a country newspaper is
no reason why man should
carry you year after year. The
income from subscriptions to a
; newspaper is an important item.
!: Like snowhakes they are indi-
vidually small, but when aggre.
gated they pile up wonderfully.
They should he coming in every
day in the year. They must come
if the publisher pays his bills
which fall due every month in
the year.
This is a euphemistic age,
says the Chicago Times. Herald.
A thief nowadays is called a
kleptomaniac, murderer is
called a psychic epileptic" and
an alderman is called lone of
our best citizens"
Rainy Lake will have connec-
ton with civilization in the early
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OWENS TALKED COUNTY ROAD.

OWENS TALKED COUNTY ROAD.
AT a special meeting of the
Business Mems Association held
on Wednesday evening pursuant
to a telegram from Mayor Jack :
son at Duluth stating that our
pristine friend, John Owens,
would be here to talk over coun
ty road matters, a goodly repre-
sentatlon of members and inter
ested citizens were in attendance
and a most jealous determination
to secure to Virginia her rights,
was manifest.
BY request of Chairman Bates
Mr.. Owens addressed the meet
ing at length, setting forth from
his standpoint the advantages(?)
offered Virginia by the present
survey, deprecating the alleged
feeling against Commissioner
Morcom in his apparent endeav-
or to aid Tower at Virginia's
expense and the uncalled for
references TO MIR. Morcom made
in a Virginia paper last week,
extolling the commissioner from
this district for the Doble work
done in behalf of this range and
concluding with the statement
that but about $15, 900 remained
of the amount realized from the
sale of the road bonds and broad
ly inferring from an authentic
source that, should the injunc-
ton not be dissolved, it would
mean that the board of commits
sioners would pull back in the
harness. refuse to build any out
let to the north from this city
and expend the amount remain.
ing in the road fund in the i'm
provement of the Floodwood and
other roads near Duluth.
He at first keenly advocated
the absolute abandonment OF the
Injunction proceedings, but not
ing the visible evidences of the
fact of the disagreement of his
audience in tote, he modified his
position by suggestion that the
committee in charge of the pros
ecution meet with committee
from Tower and the county board
previous to the time of calling of
the injunction suit on Saturday
and attempt to amlcably arbi-
trate existing differences.
1t was plainly the sentiment
of the meeting that no road
would be more preferable than
the one surveyed, but realizing
the fact that arbitration is a.
commendable method of warfare
the assemblage empowered the
committee from this city to make
any settlement they could obtain
which they might consider just
and equitable. Should any such
an arrangement be perfected,
however, it will be by the yield
ing of 1.-The other fellow" as
or Virginians have no
desire to help build a % mile
road through a barren waste, a
road which at the best will be
impossible with a load. a road
going over an elevation of 800
feet in crossing the Giants
Range and which will be a Diet
riment to this city and of no
earthly use to the people Of the
Vermilion, preferring to await |
the time when a rood can be Sc
cured traversing the country due
north, so near as may be.
Mr.. Owens visit was devoid
If any anticipated results, but
;he meeting endorsed its person
Il friendship for the visitor by
;endering him a unanimous vote
If thanks at the close. =. i
II