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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-29
COCHITI MINES.
The Latest Information About Operations
in the Golden District.

The Latest Information About Operations
In the Golden District.
j. K. Wilson has located a homestead
in Medic Dia canyon and is at present
developing mining claims belonging to
him, George W. Huntzinger and Oliver
Springer.
Mining is looking up fine In Peralta
canyon. Among the properties working
are the Aunt Betsy, Producer, NOrthland
Harrison No. 2, Ivanhoe, Santa Maria,
Santa Rosa and Murphy.
W. j. Cartan, the mining nan and ex-
pert who il interested with the COchiti
Gold mining company and individually
in valuable gold mining property. was
last heard from In Denver, and is expect
ed TO arrive in Bland any day. Many Of
the mine owners and others here are in
terested in the coming Of Mr.. Cartan, for,
beside being much liked, his arrival will
mean the extension Of much Of the min
ing development in this district.
The Albemarle mill is running smoothly
and highly satisfactory under full capa-
city, and the management intends TO add
several more teaching tanks at once, as
the crushing facilities are exceeding the
capacity Of the tanks. This departure
will bring the full capacity Of the fine
plant up to close on POO tons in every
twenty. four hours. The 1rst bullion yet
produced by the mill was shipped to BOs
ton early this week, where 1t will be
placed on exhibition TO the delight of the
Hub city's stockholders ia the COchiti
Gold Mining company.
The money in payment for the cele-
brated Albemarle group OF mines was
paid over by the COchiti Gold Mining
company last Saturday to the former
owners. The appointments were as fol-
lows: Henry Woods received ts,333.33 for
his interest; Thomas Lowthian and wife
received s47,5OO for theirs; Charles II.
Toll and wife Sl2,5OO, and Rose Leonard
Sl6, 666.6S; making a total amount OF
100000 for the valuable property, which
now belongs to the Cochiti Gold Mining
company, on which more extensive work
Ia being done than on any other single
mine in New Mexico Bland Herald.
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u. ID, JOHNSON,
HAHrFRDAY = EAsTERnAY,

A RCHITkCT-Plans, specifications and %.
Inmates furnished Tor all classes Of build
lna and architectural work. Onieei zoe Wsst
haliroad VENUE,
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FHANR M. OLANOY.

4 TTOREEY-AT-LAW. Albuquerque, N,
N. Office. First National Bank building
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nFFIcE HOURS-Until Q a, m. and from
~ 4 $50 to y 80 and from 2 20 8 ., IN, Once
and residence, al0 West Gold avenue, Albu-
QueTQue, N, N,
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EIIVL
ton and Water supply Examinations and
Reports, Maps, plans and estimates. Cores
pOndence Solicited. Room 10, Armiio block,
Cor. Bird 81. and Railroad avenue.
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4 TTORkEY-AT-LAW, rooms 2 and 3, \
~ I, Amilu building, Albuquerque, N, N,
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w. al HnPR ~

~ avenue. Telephone No, 20. ONCE hOun
etosa. nj ! 40 % $3.50 and Ito . ., m,
. 3, kastcTday, N, d, J, y, Yesterday, n, D,
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PROFESSIONAL X
y. n. HAHRoUN.

KARL A. SNYDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. Room 10, Crom-
N well block, Albuquerque, N. N.
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y w. DOBsOH,
4 TTOREEY AT-LAW. Office over Rob
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-29

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEON-Onice Ia
4 Armlio building. Corner OF Railroad avenue
aud Third street. Hours, 1880 to II a. mi 1
10 3 .. m, Special attention given to chronic
and diseases Of women
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X. w. ID. BRYAN

vOHNsIoN n lNlCA
A TTOREEYS-AT LAW, Albuquerque, N,
a M. Office, rooms5 and ., First National
building.
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DENTIST.
BERNARD 5. RODEY,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, Albuquerque, N,
~ n, Prompt attention given to all business
pertaining TO the profession. VIII practice IN
al courts Of the territory and before the United
States land Office,
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DIS. BIsHoP . BISHOP.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND
II SurEeons-Ohice and residence over post.
office. Old Telephone 90, New Telephone
2 to 0 3. m. Frank u, Bishop, ~, D., ONCE
hours, 3 to 10 a. M and 1 20 2 and 2 10 . D, N.
Take elevator at Whitney's.
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THE FAMOUS BELLE
NEADIE STOCK [ AIRN.
General W. H. Jackson and His Method Of
Breeding Crack Thoroughbreds on His
Big aa1Gh in Tennessee.

nnuncesi rise 10 The finish. The winner
has 10 be horse OF good conformation,
with power 10 drive him up TIE hisls, ana
good stoping shoulders for racing down
them. whIle the uphill finish is a test OF
stamina Mr Sanfora's Black Prince. an
American bred col; that was placed IN Inc
Two Thousand Guiness race At New
market ran prominently in the Derby
until il came TO the down hill. when nis
straight shoulders stopped HIM anu pns
him out Of the race. fro1uoss ~ S,aii Il
grand horse. showing quality with SUB
stance. and is kept in splendid condition.
only showing a slight hollow In the back
Another handsome horse is fremont. the
Black whrlwind." and as specimen OF
the highest type Of the thoroughbred ne
exceis any other at Belle Meade. fremont
was one OF the best of his day when On me
turf. and fully earned his tile OF the
BLACK Whislwind' by his demonstration
OF speed. II cannot hss said that fremont
has done as well az the stud as was eN-
pected but ii mus; be remembered thar
ne has not had the claims 10 first se'ec-
ton OF mares thar are given 10 troquois.
Then there is Luke blackburn, who turned
many thousands of dollars into the coz
fers OF the Dwyer brothers when they were
a. the height Of their career as tuTfmen
lie is now 10 years OF age. but with suea
exc.ilsrt care as is taken OF the horses al
Belle Meade advancing years sit lightly
on hin--a little sunk I'm back, and that
Is ALL for In legs and feet and brightness
of eve he Is as good as when he was re-
tired blackburn was noticeable when on
the turf for his big quarters. and the char
ac:eristic has become emphasized stiil
more.
One of the best looking horses al Belle
Meade is Clarendon. horse OF high breed
ing and showing il fully. He is A large
horse, with beautifully placed shoulders,
snort, strong back and well turned quar-
ters The other sires are Longstreet.
good race winner. and Inspector b.. also
well known a few years ago on the East
eTn turf
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Interesting Scientific Experiments With Pro-
pellers on (ayuga Lake.
luseoas Devices for DseHpus The Resistance If rs apd
Their grogeIIsrs---prsf Darapa % the Scientific
BASIS q rarne Engineering.

Civil engineers all OYER THE w9rAi have
beer exrecseefsy watching the onslFl%s ssssf
Of the new marine testing tank In sse n.y.
drouilc laboratory 10 GaFaeI university,
because through e they expect TO f5ia
cut some 81 ttss engineering secrets wAirb
the United States ard other government
heso been boarding up for ~sssfal yeats
past
The various governments haze been ear
Tying on series al experiments on War
vessels Ira their p1sasfsi testing tanks. and
n = eaid. much valuable daia has been
secured. But the Information - 0sta hfd
has been xeaioSssiy guarded. II "a new
fact n discovered r Il put under tas seat
Of the strong box. and Is not 10 BE- used
except Ia urgent nesd. rs. for Instance. IN
case Of war: eaen government thus ex-
pecsing 20 be just - far ahead Of 3ts
noighbogs at the critical moment, This
- ore reason why War besweep the
United States and spain is OF such IHteF-
est 10 the naval engineers Of neutral f1a-
items. But this new tank al t'ofBen viii
change the condition Of afaira SOMEWHAT.
inasmuch as every fact asceFtaiued ~tfl
be given at once 10 the world at large 70
be used for what II IL worth.
Government Testing Tanks.
In these government testing tanks mod
els OF war vessels are operated With i'm
frieate machinery and experiments ale
made 20 determine means for increasing
the speed: 60 discover ways for reducing
water resistance. Determine power uStng
capacity: 20 find out hos to increase coal
ing capacity and other things OF Hike ma
frrs whieEa. In Case OF war. might have
great importance. The United States tank
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-27

farm proper there are about $40 acres.
and the remainder Is woodland The. uspaf
crops are grown GA The cultivated lands
80 acres lp wheat ef9 acres in corn, 10
4crss in barley and about the same IN "a =.
the latter rep g. net nne taat l. lragsfs.,i
about down South. and TIE best oats sfsetl
or thu thoroUg hbgetjs are OF Caaaa,ar,
growth. English race horse trainers get
tuel~ oats from Scotland: hence /; ia ali
Ire more necessary that wi:h a sti.l warm
er and quicker ripeuiug country such as
Kentucky ard Tennessee Canadian crown
oats shou q be in demand
p1a or Jsar attractive features a. Belle
Meade farm * the deer enclosure. which Is
Within FIVE minutes walk Of ;he house
End consists % 40 aeres How many deer
there are no enc actually knows bur in
tire Wtui time. when extra hay Is fed
taem. il is easy 10 couni over It.D about
the racks, with 5uncees dotted about IN
tae glafses- Every now and then they
have 20 te tninned o8t az i4ee Increase
gar TOO rapidly, A. onc tlu7 4 few tuf-
Tale aaa e4k weEe Nept. bltt they either
cscaped ~ weT1 killed
ae recent death If Great Tom reduced
the numb * Sizes kept az Belie Meade
b9t ~ pa Was almost "a pensioner for the
pau year or iWn and glte number e rrsr.s
has Been materially reduced tkts wlrfa~
'4ff" *t-5 i'r 70 psFe.s8Ss ts f's sae psaea
psf >'tH "'e ''i'bf5s -ft@ Nti- ~ - 3gE Tom A.
:ae hfHa "s ghe st5G tsatl. l,v raaSe,u -
- claims aa = Tare sorse and hls etge.-.s.
a% e sire. starsle lFe.s3ai>. ths aal~ Amer.
fsn-5'fea winner - fha Eug5sa Derby.
Gen cksen purchased 5realssfz a. .t.a
sisuerss' sals % Mr. Pierre I.s~iglar.f.s
fH1'3eis stud Il Ms ys1Hnosef that there
@s15d sye English bsssere fo~ he r,s~b.-
"'9H~'- hIt to<r~ vas 40 SKA of auv.
ard Ge- Jackson boeEtt Il very ch4.n
1orse aaea ae gave So ea fa~ lr5a,fsfs
iH addition 10 e4nE5rs tire Egs11a Darn,
he al-o captured sac uoucaHter :; E.e.,@r
a1d other good races fFona lhe hest harsez
l1 Eog8rd
aF tr~0rr Derby Is GRE e tsa -reas
teoTr2eH toste horse f-sss ~, ,.s1. ,s.r,ss.-se
As 81 II slightly aa liil FOR ,he sIrxs rafs
s@ie. i-fn Has for thirfs ~ 4 enEe. fos-
FTe1 by a rapid 6esY pu1 gsaze To-. shara
@i'@Hh&E cerasr and "a far a. tne Hrs.
q 'ue s0ng FuN . sssaas, WITH a s,ro-
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me siies are kept in separate brlck
D"i'S $iahses, each consisting OF "A roorov
i'"7" HpN opening on 10 a small nafdoek
AZ "hieh tb"y are daily turned ont ~
eept ubfiag very bad weather They Re-
tt'tF every attention and are eroouna,
s"d ied Win as much care az when tbev
were IN training, the result being shoa,,
az t7eir blooming condition ard coat 'fha
''ii1"a mares are kept In the open and rn,,,
1iis vice pastures winter and summer
I'M, ,,li' oAtF being taken up a foaliug time
"itH tneir sucking foaIs they are allowed
% inh al VII til weaving time arrivas
SCI "'i3ch tHe f0ai il taken I'm hand and
y" Oh ',e best of grain. hay and grass
a. g." nave hiEn M Tor the auction ring
3h me July OF his yearling season A, ma,
tt'he the guide for buyers = sizs, and far
hisfihs. and without proper food ana
eate these cannot be obtained ~. -
afatlon OK the young ihoroughhrcd~ co,,,ns
under the more immediate care Of lyc,a
"on' falthf1l eo}o:ed servant uho
SGT wa on ~ Tie Meade ''befo' do v,.h ;,
ANU WITHOUT whose presence n lead .hn
t'''Es INTO the ring no Belle Meade
sale would be complete.
An actiFe part In the ma1arAr1,er. -
I5t+'e Meade IS Row being taken nv "a.
-. ]aHkson- IT.. ard ths erss moro NJ
1t"iaflN IDS case last year. owing - 90
HaAsh 81 ten. Jarkson'e time e.e,e.. st.
bp WIN his official dasfes in eonrActl,,,
~i'h the NasbNii,ss exhibition ~. So.
~" case there IS go reason "a lo,tr -.
@Ny snd 10 thoroughbred h~ee.Ifrsr
t''5Ss Meade for another gruerstic,, -
i'aSt' before which tiuie the. l,lsir.yu ~,
90 more profitable taan 81 has lss4f, az -"
JAMES WATSON
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~ Fhssra has n trolley car structure ex-
tending acFoss IL which Is capable Of being
electrically pFop%5led from one end 81 the
i2nx 70 the other at any speed This Is
Tor The purpose Of testing the speed
thrust and area Of propcslers. IL IS used
also Ia connection with tie determination
Of fhe shape OF veSssis' bulls THIS ssruc-
fafe is The most interesting part OF the
slsiseafs testing Instruments and Is in It's
"ag Hsayiag laboratory. The operator
rides upDn y a. Il moves along the tank.
dragging after IL the model of a maH-of-
War in the water. o. a special apparatus
carrying various sFzai! propeIlers. Tn. OPP
essfuT can work she structure by means
81 switches In cireui1 with the electric no
tors, IL tie model Of a boat Is being test
90 Il Is placed IN the water unsssr The
trolley structure and drawn forward by
vertical metal rod. which extends np
through The sfructure and Is attached by
a pivot. The upper end OF the rod I'M
pilsss upon recording mechanism. When
the water Ia resisting the forward motion
III the boat causes the latter 10 sag back
Sara the upper or free end ns The rod
leans forward ard records the distance
down below
The general slope OF the huiis Of vessels
Is dus 10 the theories of shiphullderS. who
have b8sen heretofore compelled 10 prove
the truth of their assumptions by build
ing large ships aud giving the matter cam
nsereiaf tests. One builder tried 10 equip
himself beforehand by arranging small
tank through which water was caused 10
pm very rapidly. In the tank he placed
the model Of a vessel. which WAS secured
to The upstream end Of the tank by a
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4fE E.A&tskS anu lame VI fscsfS
az aa -' sas s,s ' &. ' 5ss 81
W. brstIs are raNesf. wisettler n
England. the continent of I'LL
rope India Amsfraha or in the
dominion OF the Rkaso. The Belle Meade.
fer il - rather a hackneyed appSsiasi0fa
for farms unknown beyond their iam Dir
ate Ieishborhood, is situated aboGs five
miles from the city Of Nashville. The
present proprietor is Gen. w If. jackson,
who for several years and until within
, few months ago had partner In some
OF the stock Mr. Richard Croker. OF New
York city. The country about Belle Meade
runs from the rolling conformation met
with almos; invariably in kentucky %
some little more abrupt and hiliy. and
the farm Itself = in a section possessing
more Of the former. with. OF course. plenty
Of neseo failing water courses. The di-
YeFsiiy of character is amply explained
when /; is stated that the farm consists
of block of 5.ast acres and that the in
closing wall and fence have measurement
or eighteen miles The process OF wall
huild ng around this vas; Enclosure Is s,ili
in progress. a substantial structure OF
this kind being most economical in the long
ran, according 10 Gen. Jackson's expe-
Renee.
Gen. jackson seeks TO convince his VS.
tiers that Belle Meade is he garden spot
OF The earth by piece Of homf spun logic
which cannot be denied with any serious
ness when il is accompanied by the marry
twinkle Of the eye which suggests a MI-
les.an ancestry.
You will admit. Of course that America
Is the finest country in Gods world" NJ
American thinks of denying that 50 the
general proceeds as follows: We'll. sir,
Tennessee Is the finest state in the union.
aud Belle Meade the choicest part Of this
lovely state"
In detail the estate s laid out as follows:
In blue grass there are 3@3 acres. in the
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RvlNG A MODEL. WAR VESSEL OUT OF PARAFFIN.

Is about completed, IL viii b. the largest
In the world. There are twu Hl Great
Britain. une belonging 10 the British gov
eminent I'm Portsmouth, aud one helpng
tng to ii shipbuia5ns tra1 IN balbarteu,
Scotland. Italy owns Il taus awsi - does
Russia The FreocA and tseFmAtss sow.
ever have carried OFT their ufesa items Ia
flooded dryssocks. thpusn tne He,diuKs
therein have been kspi secret taSt the
aame. Generally speaking. these tanks
are all alike In construction. ana she ~asaF
kind az apparatus iH employed Sn All a.
them. They range IN sisT iron %1 - 90
feet long. by - 20 - fess 81 Width. ana -
20 feet tn depth The United States tank
& tsa feet loeg IS ga fesg wide. II IS Ii
feet deep. THE Cornell tank Is 6.a feet
long, IS feet wide and ~ feg. dss5. Ma
ter at various depths may b. bsa tg. these
tanks and IL can be RAIN cr naac 10 Fsn
rapidly through tbem ~ the wgl az ihe
operator,
Might Have sawed Millions
The value of tha tanks Is aliaes. meal.
cuiahle. Had the United Ststss govern
msui possessed cne years aSa e might
have saved thousands - dollars "a thu
gcnst r'ictigai % as crack cruisers ana bat
tiesains, i'fos.s hiE xs;ssa asss - ors spent tn
premiums hv the goyerarners sarlne IN.
early aaSs Of tire present n4*y. A. Prof
pgfaad. ~ NctnrN 5st}aks oHs use cam
rseFVtsi vasUe of thp sxrs 0,ifEnte as Mn sg~
ssnttse - hs1isaef@ 81 f,at sr tss ,isgss,t TIA.
much ussSat hsNa beea e4Nva aud thc
great Results ALREADY aeNjeE,>t us5efs hste
hees fwssCh tuspEavesl K a tsnk ns8 aecr
ea2gasesi 81 ti1sse DAYS After sNa ltaitass
war vessels Esgs&}i.s ae=i nNn3a,s wee hssl3t
Nmtf p3aced {n commission 60 ass found
that s~sy sight change - srossr} ~ssst;-s
have allowed tHs HzEtsg%hiss9 Pa hste ar-
,&snsss tas Nss1s@ speT~t a. au txueu.7t.
yafe * tFgv auea leSx }sswef t+e ..tf-
fsr~nex ceetsnS aseEe EtaAsn sraeex sA.tr
wo0ia have e5atUeea sa raEise sxF,z }ssssa.
Ia station. TIE heal oE lessa.az ea .t-
building Heas SAYS sAsE tlr uaz rnAe --
KusgaHsse y SnevE ~ IS Sssszs ss,tss kss-
~ excess - fEsat a1Eva,it agsssesslg s.r,s.E,.
Neeaase - sssssa ssso8 gsn& c<sss =ss,s-,rrs.
TAss 4sSssss tkB besN >-a FaeSr~ s-8 .t4
s~gsa assf wsa2 aeeza 81 'ae eSrs,.. ..ss.s
80 sHeir hWt tfg tS f2aAiee - Nea4e er.
teaT. fse sAts& tsst he sase8 Base .-s
lowed she sessts - Sis UEssn tst~ .tt r....
- - kaets ~ ssFt@E afasts stt sse
reeee II Is issfefzsss Iass ss fe-
that has sesr - Tesaas=ss- tr. -=-
tankes 4sA 5nss ~ fs<=t.ef a.
fTesss tNe Natsr& ssf& zs- rEet
The >~~ taaA al ttaava
Tse K'asN.a ssmA = sfxe 2. tH. "a.
sasSFNaeas, - shst sfss-Fzas..an * ses
apparatus wsa esyes ;asl ~ ast 4asA tsrs
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*@sf @@ w-a5aaisr arraau-s - s.ssst-.
Nssa aaSs'n1sa fgssss iss escsstt.. sr..-
H-ff a7 ffr rvaa-rss og itrf Ua-
t@t 9a ta.5 str-f sAFtss.4 E--- .s..s-. ...-s
81. sss3se e 8 g.sa-ssEz s.ss.4.flszs~ sts ~..-.
hSEs@~ertaE rrohgesssS
1909 asea L. sa&s z44gf-> .-,,zf.,,--s+g-
f. eEaer ees7raes ~ ga e..rses
gass*- asve "a ses~at.ec tsssss Teese -
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COPPER RIVER

@sf and popular steamer Noyo IT.
% .ss,'''r river ard Cook Inlet Via ~, 30
49,. .,. '5saI = AIEii = a. cbnberg. san
way and F!1, avcrliso ~F''iFf fesieF
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E.-E, EIC CONSTRUCTION 20
=. a. Johnson. Aihar, Fv,..,. ~
70 81 Railroad avenue. Telsnhor. mo,
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small epring dyuamomefsr. The rushing
water caussd THE small boat 10 pall hard
90 the recording instrument TIE bulid,r
ehlppet awsy on the hul q thai s3oslel
boat NnUl - had reaneed the strain IN
every possible way. Wines he had faduced
Is 20 q minimum he proceeded 10 hu3.d
fuil-Sized crat< on tbs sas1fe !.nes wairh
shc model hai Gnaily assumed. aad The re-
<ult really Justified hls trouble fer ne uew
Vessel vas very fass
Nau-ot-Nar Model in Nns.
TIE Cornell method - shaping aaa tese.
iHG i0oGeis T. a sTest Improvement eu Fhe
a3ovc, TIE nvwly uTawn lines of tse
proposed bcat ate ia.a down ou paper.
whtCh IS secHeed III am especially ran-
sfrfi,ssa apparatus ira - ~stEgevtl4g like
8r elaborate psatozsaph. \ hug l3atk
uf par8fHne }S prepared 80 usar tne shape
~ the proposed uDga} as &. Is possible g,
get IL The AiSk ig giae-f au loc hsd ~
thu iselel~feroasUg ets.c~ The block
moves forward ans backward ua5er csp-
id}s rssajSloE cf91;esS Ths CUTTERS are
cssN0s~c~d WITH laals,tey The sls-e xfleg
moves 5hF re2iutfr Aiu1s tlse Euss h,s tsas
lsia GeWn eH ats p5ea. srE lae sAsfsr~ F,s-
iow .st "a cayfsssrousl-as s@ath Gas ss5 'A>
bt>s-& "a NIX below, Tu fh5~ U9anDse he
xarfsuz water }fns4 are accurately z,ss8a
SEA fNe b}as h. 8ni after lhc as1sk AIS 3sss
.o4snrsi .l iz ready 90 t~ te~gr3
A explained slrovc ga nsase. Is ujs 4
,a tNe % ter below tet tse3ieN platform
evAtrh rasz Atsr@ tae ,aak ~ 6 IS FegeA
fhss tnv "ewis p-tsVeH #aas offers .aa
snnea rs.>t+tsae. ~ the wserg $50 I8sv az 80
f4gl- 2Gc otyeH@.H& Fsssf Is ~bssee4a Hat.i
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