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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
TRANSFER % Rr,. JAooAWp.

Ifc WIN Leave soou Cor ssrrpgo, ILL
His suec.s-or, iseV. q. A. fianksf.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. w. Jag
gard. pastor OF the Lead avenue Meth
odds, church. received a telegram o.
forming him that he had been transr
frrred 70 the Rock River conference,
and appointed as minister to the Meth
odist lsplscopal church In MareRgo,
H.
The statistics from the conference
minutes Of 1900 gives the following
facts regarding the Marengo church.
Salary, total, u.i25. church building,
$4,000, parsonage $1,000; 40 debt on
church property: membership. 500.
probations. ~: Sunday school mem
beers. nc. Marengo is located on che
railroad, within day and half ride OF
Chicago.
The exchange effected will bring 90
this parsonage, Rey. g. A. Bunker.
and was effective on Aprll isi. and
both psstors are 20 report for work IN
their new fields within two or three
weeks.
re, Jagsard and his eiimable wife
have made many warm friends In this
city, and they. with the members Of
his congregation and The citizen, wish
,h1'.s well In their new field OF labor
AZ Marengo.
Since becoming Identified with the
religious work Of Albuquerque, Rev.
Jaggard and wife have suffered from
the high altitude. ana the transfer
was made for health alone. for both
are well pleased with Albuquerque and
the good people OF their congregation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
scmArrEn snNrENcID.
wan serve = Term af Three Years la the
Territorial Penit.niiary.

win serve q Term sf Three Years la the
Territorial Pcnii.ntary.
Tony schaner. who was charged
with stealing some Jewelry from the
residence OF Charles Mauaard last fail,
was tried In the district court yester-
day, and upon hearing the evidence In
the case The jury returned "A verdict os
guilty. and nxed the penalty at three
years In the ponltentlary.
la the district court this morning.
Judge Crumpacker granted Mrs, Anna
Maloy a divorce from her husband,
George ii. Aaloy. The grounds alleged
by The plaintim were abandonment
aud failure 10 support.
The sut OF 70. Il. Adams against ID.
Morclli, on a promiasory note. Juds-
ment was rendered in favor OF the
plaintiff for the sum OF f252-43
In the case OF 70. H. karFiek Va Ed
ward Qulokel. Benjamin Bottle and
Robert Appleton. a motion was entered
by the defendants 10 require the plain
ain to make his complaints more de-
finite. was oyerruled by the court.
Considerable time was spent to-day
In securing a jury TO hear the case OF
tbs Territory against P0rfilio Padiila.
Mariana Alacon and Piaoldo Garcia.
the men arrested and charged with US
ing deadly weapons with intent 70 kin.
The prisoners on trial ara accused OF
attempting 10 hold-up B. Bertoni, az
his saloon on south second street, a
short time ago. and as Mr. Bertonl
showed nght, he vas shot In the back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
moW Dol mArrrNEn.

Investigation shows that the dis.
franchisemont " a large number OF
voters In this city az the recent munic-
ipal election was caused through the
cars.essness Of the boards OF reglstra-
iion In copying the lists The law Is all
right 70 the Almighty would create
competent and honest registration and
election boards. The law needs few
amendments to provide against tho
carclessness or dishonesty Of election
oiicers. The present law provides that
the copied lists shall be used by the
election boards. II che registration
boards take notion that they wish
10 d!sfranchise any body they can do
10 and there u no redress. The city
clerk was not 20 blame for refusing 60
give up the original lists Cor use at the
polls. He was acting In sirlvt accord
with the provisions Of the law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Mrs. John Kirkland, OF Madrid il
mere on visit TO former friends.
The two Denver IRE insurance adjus-
terh' NJ v 49, Benson and w. 9. Lyle.
iet yesterday FOR Santa ne.
Martin Lehman aud Prof Carrera NJ
Las Cruces, passed up the road for
wagon Mound this morning. They viii
return south Saturday night.
This morning. John \. Trlmble was
engaged In loading 81 900 Hairs safe
on a freight train Tor shipment 10 the
express and freight ofnce OF w. j..
Trimble Co. at Bland
Chas oesohle. an old cook OF The
Gay. Is quite sick at his room owes
schneider a Like on Railroad avenue.
He Is In Strengthened circumstances.
and friends ought 20 give him some
attention
IT, J. Helm, general agent OF the
lsnver RIO urande. with headguar.
tess "a santa Re, has been down south
on business connected with his road
the past week. lie returned 70 the
capital this morning.
n u. houEhton, the popular division
ff'"h"tNA NhA ANGhNA agent with
headquarters at M Faso. came Ia from
a business trip 20 Arizona last night.
and put up al the European. Mr.
h0Ught0n reports railroad business
good west Of Albuquerque.
J. W. walker chief clerk OF the san.
"a re Pacific with headquarters az Los
Angeles came Ia from a visit 20 rela.
lives and friends az Wichita. Kansas.
last night, ana local friends met che
gentleman al the depot. where they
kept him busy la conversation until
the train pulled out for Los Angeles.
Last Saturday night and sunday az
ternoon the free concerts az the Or
cheAtri0n hall drew forth quite u large
crowd OF city people. Superintendent
Trimble informs The citizen represen-
tative that the free concert she coming
Saturday nlght viii be followed by
an hours dancing. and that every
body 10 Invited 10 attend. The free con-
cert sunday Afternoon will begin az 3
o'clock.
Just before the adjournment OF the
county commissioners on Tuesday, a re-
adjustment OF the Insurance on the
court house and jail property was dis
posed % az follows, Calvin Wbiiing,
$4,000 on court house, Ranhln a Bow
man 5000 on court house and 1850
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
MosryrNrs 90 OFFICIALS.
GOV. Otero, Joha =. Clerk, James :. Dan
can aud A. ". Arrgrrr Here
Last Night

Governor NJ. A. Otero. Ceal on In
speoior John s. Clark. Territorial SEN
ator james =. Duncan and First Judi
olal Dis ricif Clerk A. a. Bergere ar
rived 10 the city last night, all occupy
ing seats in the chair car OF one OF che
passenger trains from the north.
The governOr and Mr.. Duncan contin-
ued west 10 Los Angeles. while the
portly coal inspector. after hObnObblng
for several hours with the local pollti-
cianh over the result ofthe elections on
Tuesday, returned 10 Las Vega.
MIR, Bcrgerc remained over night IN
the city. and took a freight train this
morning for Los Lunas. from which
place he viii drive overland 20 his
sheep ranch. He expects todohis lamb
ing now snd viii be- absent from Santa
~ Cor several weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
CennlY Ca,nmI..Ionrr.' Nelr..

The board 81 county commissioners
met IA regular session a. the court
house yesterday.
A number OF bills. including one for
81 200 10 the Pueblo Bridge company.
now building the bridge acn0ss tho Rio
.0rundc al the village OF cochiu. were
read and allowed On the basis ~ ~
cents on abe dollar
n, W Harris 4 Co. Of Chicago. were
awarded the county refundinE per
cent bonds. for 20 and 90 years. az 80
cents
The board instructed District Attor-
ney Finical 90 institute suit against j..
l.. Pcrcs and 1aroho Yrissarri for the
payment ~ shortages discovered Ia
their accounts by experts.
The contract was awarded 90 Pablo
.crlspin 10 repair the Los Corrales
bridge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
AlGOOONEs PARAGRAPHS,
Fean Entertained for the Fruit Crop CshSl
Company Progressing.


Special Correspondence
Algodones, ~ H., April t-rhis
morning set Ia with a cold driEzling
rain which has KEEP, up al day. snoy
can be seen on the mountains both
east aud north Of here. ~ seena a NJ
he dangerous for early fruits. but nm
leas it gets much colder they will ~.
cape. AprlcofR and early peaches have
been ina bloom for several days and
would certainly suffer " u gets much
colder.
Farmers here are very busy al pres,
ent with their crops
There seems 10 be very heavy travel
passing every day. some fifteen "
twenty wagons passed here yesterday
aioue.
We are Joking forward 70 good times
this coming summer.
The canal company are getting along
fine now. WORK ON tbs dam 10 pro"
crossing rapidly. u. \. Fox. the con-
tractor. has three pile drivers AZ work
every day. and THAI part OF The work
will soon be done.
Politics here are Just commencing -
b. agitated among The people. but
your correspondent has not yet been
able 10 calch on to the racket
J. AZ. Al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
oMAND prsrrAY on VEHICLES.
just Received % the Carriage ItePositsry
OF y. kOrbcr a Go.

just Received 90 the Carriage siePo.iisry
OF y. korbcr a Go.
Without any question whatever on
the subject. the hnest. incest and most
elaborate DISPLAY VI vehicles ever seen
ina this Territory IL now on exhibition
a. lne well-knOwD carriage repository
Js :. HolDer a Co. corner VI First
street and Copper avenue.
TINS morning. the hrm received a
cag lOad OF carriages. buggies. pha.a-
tons. bike wagons. etc. direct from tbs
tamOue Columbus Buggy company Of
Columbus. ohio. and solid and pneu-
matte rubber tires. are used on the
light and fancy vehicles.
several thousand dollars represent
the present invoice Of vehicles. agd The
arm OF J. korber a Co. can truly en-
graduate themselves on to-day having
Ia stock the most complete line VI We
hicles ever seen anywhere in the terri
tory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
Dis,rictG,urt.

In ease OF the United states against
Charles Lockeut. tuund guilty Of man
slaughter by the jury last wessh. = sen.
tcuco 90 two years was Imposed apon
the prisoner this morning by enc coug4
The petit Jury being empaneied. the
case az the Territory Va Plies jackson.
charged with mayhem upon one Thos
Cannon In December last. was tried
and the case wac given 10 ihe Jury this
morning.
Tony lchafier. che Defendant ia an
alleged larceny case, occupied the az
iontion 81 the court and = jury this AZ
tern0on
Several new suits Tor divorces were
Instituted In the dlstroi court to-day.
which consisted Of the following
Jiaiino Sierra VI. Lena Maria Sierra
Katherine Cole va Myrtle L. Cole.
Adele sanchez Vs. Victor Sanchez.
ada Piikcy ". Charles PIlkey.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
TpANKs THr HoYs.
An Albuaa-rass Minister Grateful to
white Oalss rraiamen.

An Albuaa~rasr Ministar Grateful TO
white Oaks Traiameh.
ON last Tuesday passenger down
on the White Oaks 10 ~ Paso was
Rev. Fran'. a. Allen. pasier OF the
Congregational church al Albuquerque
N had received AN intimation o. a
call from Topeka, kan, and In some
manner ~ acceptance depended on his
making the Santa Ne connection In ~
faso By the next morning.
The white Oaks train had been de-
layed from various causes. and there
WAS "a prospect OF the connection being
missed. He told his troubles to Com
ductor Joe Graham. and that genial
official In turn conferred with william
oliver, the man al the throttle" The
Feutl Wa ga quick run Into IA Paso
whlth brought the connection In al
rlght. and to-day the boys received
warm letter from the reverend gentle
man. saying their Efforts he'd put him
there on time. and had made u possl-
bic FOR him to accept the call Ia KAN
sas Ell pasO Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
Notice o, sa,L
Territory of New Mexico,
County II BeruallllO,
Ia fN.s nIafri,sf ft..s.rs
Thomas P Robinson.

Thomas ?. Robinson.
Cofmack X. kennedy, A. -,
Celia % SfCriia Kennedy, w "e"A'
Anna Young, nov
Anna Young -Cnuwlcy
Notice Of suit 20 non resident defendant. 10
Anna Young, now Anna Young Crowley, de.
tcndaut
You are hereby notified tia, the above en-.
siued suit = pendlug 10 said court; that the
said action 10 hrOughit 10 obtain q decree De.
cluinR that ecflaln NauahiY decd and btu "
sale from dcicndapta, Cormack n. Kennedy
and Celia 90 Cecilia Kennedy, his vile made
~ you, the said Anna Young, now Anna
Young Crowley. be null aud void. and that
tie judgment described IN the said bill Of com.
plant in favor Ut the plaintiff aud against the
SAID Cormack X, Kennedy, be declared a. 4
iifat, valid and subalating lieu against the
premises known AZ lots twenty seven (97l,
twenty eight l1hl aud 0nc.hnlf ui LOT twenty. .
an lsul, IA block -. Of the railroad addition >
the town of Gallup, New MEXICO. aud against
lots four (sl; i've thl and VIZ (el, In block ~,
A. said lots aud block are known aud drsig .
mated un the plat Of said toWneite. made by
Alex Bowie, and died IN lhe Office Vt the
Probate Clerk and CT Vtiicio Recorder ct the
eAid county Ut befnniillo on the 9td day VI
july A ID. 1891, and sor other relief. and
Unless YOU enter your appearances therein on
% before the 7th day of May, "A. ID. 1900 a
decree pro cOnicoao viii BE- rendered against
you. and the plaintiff will apply 20 the aaid
court for the relief demanded IN tbe eai I com.
plant HAIRY y. OwEN,
:, CLERK Of Said Court
Attorney Tor Plaiutid
Albuquerque. n, ",
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
M Is DANGEROUS"


"A 1ApdsoWe Specimen of the Genus
Homo" az large.
II. w hiiershaw, who arrived In the
city last niEt,t fvom 81. Joseph. Mo-,
and registered AZ ibe Hotel Highland.
wac called this moritng by the Jour
nal Democrat "a handsome specimen
OF the genus homo" The ylgitor IL a
very mild-mannered man hsick IN 81.
Joseph but when The Chlzen rcpresen.
tauyc called az the hotel this mOrnlI.sg
be hooked like a tiger ready 60 dovOur
any person who dared call him hand
some or "A genus homo" and was
busiiy engaged IN searching the leaves
~ a Websters Unabridged 90 fnd out
what kind of a tribe of people. animals
or plants he belonged 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

A large number az relatives and
friends gathered at the A. Simpler un-
dertaking parlors this afternoon 10
yiew the remains Of John Theiln, who
was brought 10 this city last evening
by Gus gnelin from san Francisco.
Rev. Beattle delivered the funeral
sermon. which was touchlngly impress
slve The floral offerings were mum
erous and beautiful. Z quartette COM
posed OF MesarB. e. II. Burg. ~. q.
Nettleton. Newton aud Harry Billiard.
sang several appropriate selections, af-
ter which the funeral cortege began It's
journey TO Fairview cemetery. The
pail bearers were Mensrs James Nefe
hes. WIN. Mattocks. Joseph Ortega. W.
Moore. Ralph Dunbar and Wan.
Sweitzer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
For Sale by J. II. O'Rielly b Co.

ny W X. Gillett, formerly general au-
dit0r ~ the Santa BE railroad.
The consolidated roads extend from
Denver 20 Florence. Canon city and
Cripple Creek The principal inter
change o. trafio ~ with the Denver a
RIO urande AZ Florence, aud The cola.
RADIO Midland at Divide.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

j. j. Frey, who was recently elected
president OF the Florence a Cripple
Greek, Canon city a Cripple Greek.
ana the Golden Circle railroads, re-
turned 20 the city last night, and
he and his cstlmable wife VIII aoon
hcgih packing their household gOods
for shipment 10 Denver, which
city viii be their home IN the future,
ana where MT Frey viii have his Office.
Mr Prey states that a fourth road
VIII soon be added 10 those already
mentioned over which he viii have exc
cntiye charge. II "a the Midland Ter
mlnal railroad. built several years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

saturday nighi a little daughter was
added 10 the earthly treasures Of Mr aud
airs. a. G.. VOORHEES,
j. y. paohoco and family rcturned here
Monday after an absence 81 several
months, They win make Ration their
home again.
James Iiley, a former good citizen OF
Ration and popular engineer on the santa
fe, - nog a prosperous citizen of NeN
Whatcom, Washington.
A.. W. f'ulghum. tho popular ana sue.
ccasfui manager ~ tho Ration Lumber
Co, returned THURSDAY from several
weeks zip 20 Arizona whore ho has VAL
liable mining Interests
Jack donaldson Of British Columbia
who was out here years ago and d well
known 10 many GA timers. lofi last week
for his homo from several weeks
health ueeking vish 10 Ration.
There Il hope Tor Colorado. The re-
publioans carried Cripple Greek AZ tho
recent election,
Il IL expected that at least thirty
new cotton mills win be built Ia North
Carolina this year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
snnRr 49, cnNnIrcrnns-

The regular passenger was standing
On the rear platform Ia conversation
with the street car conductor.
Whatever became OF Smith. who
used 20 rus on this line?" ne asked the
knight Of the bell cord.
on he got fired"
THAT so7 What was the matterg"
His right arm was too short, ]
think"
"Ah, yes, I see. Couldn't help She
ladies on and on the car"
mo, Il wasn't that 10 much az he
couldE', reach the register rope
Memphis sclmitar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

About eight months ago Otto Prank
arrived In this city from Italy--a
young man who ala not understand a
word IN either the English or spanish
language. The seooEd day after his
arrival De went 10 work for Bachechl a
uiomo, sleeping On room al the nrma
warehouse on north First street. He
iAlled 20 master tho Queens English.
nut ne knew how 20 handle barrels ana
court ~ Spanish. II is now announced
mat he has captured the heart OF a
ialf senorita that would occasionally
perambulate around the warehouse,
ana that me marriage ceremony viii be
celebrated IN short time otto has
iaken a lay-oR. and the arm 0f Baehe-
chi a Giomi viii be minus his services
until after che weddiaE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Souvenirs N the shape Of folding
slate are bling given tothe school chill
dren by simon Stern. the entorprlsing
clothier, az his store ON railroad ave-
nue..
Yesterday afternoon 0runsfcld Bros.
signed the contract TOR their new buai-
ness building. Work IL expected %
commence In a very short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
IMPORTANT TO MINERS.
A Two Hundred Ton Smelter 10 be
Erected at San Pedro,
EXPERIMENTAL MILL At DOLORES.

J.. r. Mclaughlin. manager Of the
Santa Fe Gold a Copper company,
operating mines near san Pedro. 10 IN
the territorial metropolis to-day and
says that the necessary work prelimi-
nary 90 the erection of the large cop.
per smeiter by his company 10 being
pressed WITH all possible diligence.
Tho new plant Will have a
capacity OF 2O0 tons OF copper ore
every twenty four hours. aud will DO
as perfect az modern methods and ap-
piiancea can make 10. The machinery
is now on the way from the east. aud
twenty men are employed building "A
ruad from Ortiz station 10 san Pedro.
over which 90 haul the same as sOon
az u 10 uniOaded from the cars. The
grounds upon which the plant will
stand have been cleared, and the foun-
dationE are being iaid. $1,000 feet OF
tlmbers for tho framework have al
ready been gotten cut. and the grav0l
trsmway from the mino to the smell
ter grounds has been constructed. AR.
Mclaughlin expects that the amoltor
Will be- completed and ready TO begin
the treatment OF ore within four or
tvo months and possibly sooner. The
supply Of ore on the dumps and In the
slopes " the mines ot the company
IL practically inexhanstlble.
EBlsON's PLANT AT DOLoRfs.
+. 4. Crichtop who has charge OF
the carpenter work on the new Edison
gnid reduction plant At Dolores, on the
famous Ortiz mine grant. was al san
"a W. Monday. lie reports that the
frame work ~ the experimental plant
n nearly ready 70 receive the tnaohln.
levy and electrical gold saving applian-
Gee expressly designed By Mr.. Eilson
Tor usc therein. The building is so
feet long. 60 feet wide ana about 90
feet high. a grand ball, attended by
many people from Cerrfllos, Madrid.
nislden, san Pedro and Dolores. was
given In this building on Saturday
evening. The spacious hall waa brill
lian,ly lighted by electricity generated
by tbs new lighting plant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07


Onclns del AgfimcHaqF Ganefal % rs
Estatlos InlupE. SANTA tu NuoVu Mo0iOo.
Ahrl 3. ne lA0. ior aata 81 dN uviso udlo
- Acto dol Congress Aprovado Mario
2. Dc 1891 81 las rumeudarlonea eel mlNfnu.
que, on prosecution dc an dccroto nuni
hccho ca "a dia y de- Novicmbre A. ID.
lsaH por "a corto DC heelnmos privadas
" Itrrenua Do ies hatHiQ9 uuidos, con-
hrmHnduiUa los herulefos. asiEaudas s.
representatives leruica Dc Miguel Mon
tuya y Santiago M0ntoya las ticrrSa COM
lrundidaH 90 ID ruciamv % mrTuUd dc tie
rras DC "lundslupu Moutoya," eonooidl
xi2 y GA la ohcina del AerimensOr ue-
neral Cymu infurno Mum. 100. y oaia Ne
tifda On los cahiidOa. 10 " del norte m-
lcra & @el Ponltnte, .condatlo DC ber-
unlilio Tvrrltorin de- Nurvo Mexico una
aErnicnsufn 40 dlcho rclamu morccd
d. tsrras De- "Ouadllupe Monioy1. ha
siip nepha poT George ~. fradt. Dipu-
t1t0 AHriwnnfpr dc lQa u N, balO Con-
trtt0 Num. sil, fechade Abrll 3. DC i,g9
fic transIuitida "a tutA oiiClna cn ~ ll,
DO Otuhrc DO i@9. y II mapa aErimon-
sura de- Ia mlama han Eido cunCiuldas ca
Caia ufcinn. hEtns para Inspection pub
ilca. iacho tcclanto mofcUd IA aldu
agrimennidQ "a Confurfuidad con lls I'M
dcrOs oapecifcaduH en- dicho dcarcto -
lnuada por dinha agrimcuEura y mapA on
Doe cthild0H 10 u del Norte, hhcfa
lel ponlcntc ~ q cQndndo do bcrnaliiio
Turrltorio de Nuovo MNxlc0, > ahra2h una
ARA dc 4NlbN acres Ia ngrimensuro
mapa do dlCha mcrOCd o r,elamo acra
rctcuidA On catA onCiua del AgrimouaoF
General On Santa Re. NuoyO Mexico, Dor
~ cnturo periodic DC noycnta dla8, ca
ccptuado al primer dia 80 Ia publication
DC este ayisc, cualQulcgn persona fe-
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dido ga dicha agrimensura, alguna
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locluu "a dlUhh agrimouaurn % mnpa, aerA
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toC0lnr las mlamaa 90 mi onclna dcutru
DC dicho periodic DC noycnta dlaa. GUM
hH VANCE AErmcuaor General DO los
liza primer publication fuu hechA ADrtl
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