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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21
APPLE TREE FUEL.

In q recent railroad trip the writer
met one unpleasant sight II was that
Of orchard trees cut up into fire wood.
From the trees which remained Il was
easy 20 perceive what led TO this at
tack FOR fuel The trees were dead or
crippled, and that chiefly as a result Of
bad pruning one coEid see that large
branches. many OF them four and more
inches across. had Ia the past been sey-
cred from the trees, presumably on the
suppos,tl0n that what was required 10
promote fruItfulness, or perhaps TO de-
crease shade so the crops below. was 10
cut the large branches. As usual. the
thing resulted 90 evil 20 the tree, max
Ing IL ln time "a subject for fire wood.
We have not space here 20 write an ar
ticle ON orchard pruning, but the sight
witnessed as above leads us 20 say this
much: Beware o. cutting large branch
IS, but 10 such must be, paint the scars
thoroughly and Keep them painted
Nicks Magazine.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ON Thursday May li. 1900 at 3 clock
ID. M. of that day and continuing there
after from day 90 day until sold, 40 the
LarEare depot Of tile undersigned near
Che corner of sixth West and luirl South
streets. Salt Lake city Utah. the under
SIGNED VIII expose f0r sale ana sell at
public auction Go the highest bidder for
cash thc following described articles ui
possession OF the undersigned az She eNpl-
ration ul siX months FROM thc time Of ils
arrival at the place of lts delivery, and NO
ulHce of delivery stored hy Che under
signed Said sale VIII bg made f0r the
purpose of paving fOr tho storage gui
care of said baggage while stored. and the
reasonable and necessary costs of such
sale.
Two zinc trunks one wooden trunk
Four telescope yalisrs Two grlps. Two
sacks Eleven bundles bedding. Two
The names and addresses VI the COP
s.guors aud c0uslEuccs OF each and ai
following described parcels etc.. and the
places from which each and AN said par-
cells were shipped are unknown. Fllty-
TWO concealed packages. Fifty umbrellas
and par0sols Seven telescope vilises.
Three boxes. one sack. One tlu pan.
one wash tub one mattress one
package books Twenty-Five pairs rub-
bers -Four coats one Oycrc0at Two
canes. Two ladies' Jackets one ladys
hand bag. One hat one red leather
Erlp ono saddle one File
THE RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY,
Py George Vs. HaIutz G. P. & T. A.
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TIRE GROWTH OF ARCHAEOLOGY.

Familiar as we are with the meth
DDS Of science-exact observation and
record, comparison, and the strict
wedding out Of hypotheses-yet such
methods have only gradually been APP
piled to various branches Of learning.
Geometry became a science long ago,
zoology much later medicine only a
generation or two ago, and the history
Of man is but just being developed into
science. What was done for other
sciences by the pioneers Of the past Is
now being done IN the present day for
archaeology. We now have 20 devise
methods 10 form o notation for re-
cording facts, and Go begin to lay out
our groundwork OF knowledge With
very few exceptions. Il may be said Of
Egypt that there Is no publication OF
monuments before the century that rs
OF the least use, no record or dating
Of objects before 1850. and no cons
parisor or study OF the history OF
classes Of products before 1890 Thus.
the work Of recent years IN Egyptol-
ogy Is really the history Of the forma-
ton OF science, Appletons Popular
Science Monthly
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RESULT OF THE
RECENT ELECTION
State Board CanyaSses the Returns
from Various Counties,
KINGS PLURALITY Is 4,247,
Total Vote cast b0,35i Certificate of
Election Issued iiamiIn's Total
Vote Was 627,

The belated returns from Rich county
arrived late yesterday afternoon and
the state canyassing board Immediately
began figuring up the result OF the re-
cent special election 80 lisCrcpln
were found. and the t0t8ls We're count
ed as certified 20 hy She CanyaasinE
boards of the various counties,
The result showed that 3lii6 votes
had been cast flr Judge King the
Democratic candidate. and 1880 FOR
James r. Hammond. the Republican
Iand8rd-btarerm making Judge king'b
plurarily 42f7 The Socialist candidate,
John II. Hamlln, received ca votes on
d.
The total number OF votes cast for
congressman at the special election
was 5s.854. as against j1S0j al the gem
eral election M November 1895 when
the congressional race was between
Roberts and Edredce There We're ls
defective ballots. Three votes were
cast for Roberts and one for "Ham0n
Kings plurality over Hammond is l2ii
and his majority 3Gl6
ID. e, Eichnor. chairman of the Re
publican committee for salt Lake cOun-
~, entered a formal protest against the
counting the returns from this county
for the purpose he said, Of saving "a
point for his party.
Mr. Eeichuor stated that IN making
ont the returns a number Of the judges
had reported all the votes cast for W.
II. King as Democratic votes. while in
q number OF Instances some Of the votes
cast for Judge King We're Peoples par
~ votes To Illustrate the ground Of
his protest. Mr.. Eichnor said that I'm
District No. s, salt Lake city. Mr.
Hammond received l4S Republican
votes and Judge King received l46 Dem
ocratic and five Peoples party votes.
hut the judges returned l5l votes FOR
Judge King These returns Mr. Elch-
nor contenled, were unjust 10 the Re
publican party for the reason that hay-
ing the highest number of votes cast
In the election district referred 10. his
party would De entitled 90 the registra-
ton agent at the next election, but by
counting the Peoples party vote as
Democratic. the registration would, Of
course be given 20 the Democrats The
same condition OF affairs. Mn Elchn0r
said, also existed in District No ~
The board overruled the protest on the
ground OF non-jursdictIon,
Following Is the vote tor the candl-
dates by counties. except the thirty
Peoples party votes returned separate
ly for King;
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE No. 2.

tbs MADsEN GOLD MINING AND
MILLING o.. Location az principle place Oi
business. salt Lake City state " Utah To-
cation Of mine and works Gold Mountain
Mining District Pluto 90, State of Utlh.
Noticels hereby given thatut % meeting Of the
board OF directors OF the said Company, held
ON the 18Th day n April, 1909, four asscss-
mcnts 90 t-l0 Oi cent Uor share each were
levied on the issued stock 81 The Corporation
payable 20, follows 10 iu,ta.lments equally
divided, May 81 100 Jun' 10, 100 July Nv,
100, August l0 1900, September ~ 1900
10 The secretary at hi, Office NO.
% last First south Street COR f. %.
BOX 1881 Salt Lake City, state Of Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rcua.a unpaid on Monday. October !. 1900.
viii bo dalinqGent and advertised Tor sale 40
public auction, and unleis payment Is madU
before viii Doe sold uu "Wednesday. October
Do loO1, 90 pay the delinquent assessment to-
Cether With the cost Of advertising aud cN-
peu,t OF sale.
by order oi the Board ~ Directors.
r. ". MADsEN. secretary
salt Lake city, April 49, 100
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THE INCREASE OF THE ENGLISH
TONGUE.

Il r. against an reason to expect these
strange people 20 adapt themselves at
once 20 American methods and Il IL
certainly problematlcal II the Amerl-
cans win Try 10 become accllinated IN
their habits. Our people consider them-
selves the finest products OF human civ
lllzatlon, and when we take charge OF
a new population IL is not 10 learn its
language or 20 adopt It's habits. but to
gradually make it recognize our own
merits and 10 ny as much as possible
90 become like our own selves or
course, all this means an enormous IN
crease On the spread OF the English
language. and II any one wants 10
measure the century there Is no better
way than 20 take the fact that where
as one hundred years ago the Spanish
language outnumhered the English
more than six millions. today the Eng
llsh surpasses the Spanish by nearly
three 70 one,--saturday Evening Post.
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HUNTINGTON.
Another Version of the Recent Cut.
ting Array.

Under date OF April 18th. ]. Il. Guy
mon sends 10 the News what purports
20 be O. corrected version OF the cutting
ARRAY which recently occurred there
with a request that IL be published. In
justice 20 the accused the request is
complied with, although this statement
differs but slightly from the account
sent by our regular correspondent;
A very serious cutting ARRAY occurred
here last Thursday evening. April 18TH,
as a result Of which George ana Dan
Black Were seriously cut, the former be-
ing rs and the lated 10 years Of age.
II appears that Dan and his younger
brother were fighting Frank Guymon
who Is l6 years Of age while Guym0n
had one hand tied behind him, When
George. Dams brother. who was some
distance away saw them he rushed
to the scene. When Guymon saw
George, who is much larger than him
self. coming, he pulled his knife from
his pocket 20 cut the cord which fas-
tened his hand and as he cut the cord
George grabbed him with one hand
and struck him with the other, c0nse-
Quenly Guymon began using his knife
and succeeded In iuhicting several seri-
Gus wounds on both George and Dan.
The boys who were hurt are getting
along very nicely. Dr. Pearson says
they are not dangerously hurt Guymon
was arrested and placed under a $500
bond to await the sitting Of the district
court.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL gTOCkHOLD-
crs meeting OF the Golden Eagle Gold
Mining Company Notice is hereby given
that special meeting OF tho st1Ckholders
az the Golden Eagle Gold Mining COMPANY
YIN BE- held OF me office OF the company.
Utah. 900 Tuesday the lst day of NHy
1900 "A & o'clock p. IN. ~ snld day.
The object and purpose ~ said meeting
#. tp au.ond ihe Articles OF Incorporation
Of sdd company ns follows, tQ-Wlt;
XVII XIX. Xxx. XXI. XXI and Xiii
and hy adopting and inserting ln leu
thereof the following t0-wit.
The Board % Trustees OF said corpora
ton. for nc purrotc u paying expenses
Cobts o. said corporation. may levy and
collect ass ssmeuts n The manner and
form provided Uy law provided. THAT
up one assessment shall exceed one per
cent Of me amount oi the capital stock
90 said corporation. ana provided further.
t11t 90 more than three assessments
shall be levied in one calender year.
And that said article Of said Golden
EaeIe Gold Mining Company shall be-
further amended by adopting. Inserting
uUn ot said corporation, the following, to-
Witt
"Thnt four members Of the Board Of
Trustees shall bC necessary 90 constitute
quorum Tor the transaction OF the husi-
mess and exercise tho corporate powers
Of The corporation"
lu witness whereof The said President
and Secretary have horluntO signed the
above ana foregoing notice and caused Co
be- affixed thereto The corporate seal OF
SAID CORPORATION, this 29th day o. March.
A. ID. 1901
CHARLES y. HUDSON.
Secretary of the Golden Eagle Gold MIN
Ing Company
A. r. MOON.
President ~ the Golden E0sle Gold MIN
inc Company
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As.rssMrNr No. ?.

BRIGHAM CITY COPPER AND
Slate Mining Company Office and prn-
elpal place Of business, Salt Lake city
Utah,
Notice Is hereby given that az q meeting
OF the board OF directors held on the 3lth
day ~ March. 1900 an assessment Of a Of
] cent per share was levied on an the
capital stock OF the corporation issued
and outstanding. payable on or before
Aprll so $500, Go the Secretary, at The Of
Zee of the company 3ll-M2 ID D. Walker
building. Salt Lake cts, Utah. ANY
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on The 3lth day or April
lep, viii De delinquent and advertised Tor
sale az public auction. and unless pay-
Went is made before. So many OF the
shares represented hy each certificate OF
the stock $40 delinquent as mey Doe uecos-
flry vii be sold on the nth day OF May
li1. ui o'clock b. M, 90 pay the dclin-
uucnt assessment together with the cost
o. advertising and expense of sale.
=. r.. WILSON. Secretary.
By order OF the board ~ directors
Salt Lake city, Utah, March 80. 1900
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NEPHI.
Entertainment and Banquet Given
south American Explorers.


Special Correspondence.
Nephl, Juab County April l9.-The
south American exploring party. com
posed Of professors and students OF the
- \. Academy arrived here last even
Accompanied by the brass bands from
Mona and Levan. a large concourse OF
Nephis citizens met the party several
miles north OF here where a hearty
welcome was extended the boys. The
party then wendell their way 10 Nephl
and pitched their tents on the vacant
LOT between the Wool Growers assocla
Ton and the residence OF George G..
Nhittemore, Mayor Grace welcomed
the travellers I'm a very neat and apprJ-
PIRATE speech ana extended 20 them
the freedom Of the city which was
responded TO by Prost. Clun In a hap
py vein, After the boys had attended
10 their camp duties thoy were escorted
10 the residences OF different citizens.
where a hearty dinner was served. A
grand ball and program in the evening
was crowded a speech of welcome was
delivered by prest j. w. Pavman 10
which Prest Cluh made a very interest.
ing reply giving an outline OF the route
which this party Intended 10 travel.
Asa Renke Nephis representative IN
the expedition. made a neat and touch-
ing speech Miss Elite sidwen reed a
beautiful essay on the departure and
travels Of the boys, concluding with
some very appropriate original lines.
Bishop ThOs. II, @. parkes was the last
speaker and In the course of his re-
marks made the very glad announce
ment that the town contributed q purse
Of SJ515 20 its representative.
A hot breakfast was served early this
morning by Prcst Paxman and mem.
beers Of the committee. and the party
proceeded on their way 20 sanpete. the
homes Of some other members Of the
party
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WAR

From hin 20 hin ne harried me;
He stalked noe day and night
He neither knew nor hated me.
Not his nor mine the fight,
"He killed the man who stood by me,
For such they made his law.
Then foot hy foot ] fought 30 him,
Who neither knew nor saw.
Il trained my rife on his heart;
He least up 100 the afr.
Ny screaming ball tore thro his breast,
And lay embedded there.
1T lay embedded there, and yet
Kissed home DER hin and sea.
Straight 90 the aching heart o. her
Who ne'er dii wrong 20 me-"
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Spreads Like wndaro.

When things are "the best" they
become 1.-THE best selling" Abraham
Hare a leading druggist, OF Beueylle.
o. writes: Electric Bitters are the
best selling bltlers I have handled IN
twenty years. You know why? Most
diseases begin IN disorders OF stomach.
liver Kidneys, bowels. blood and nerves.
Electric Bitters tones up the stomach,
regulates liver. Kidneys and bowels.
purlhes the blood, strengthens the
nerves, hence cures multitudes OF NAL
aides Il builds uD the entire system.
Puts new life and vigor into any weak.
s.ckly rundown man or woman Price
90 cents Sold By z. G. VI. ]. Drug Dept.
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PRICE
Frank Marta Heavily Fined for Petty
Larccny-Scofleld odd Fellows.

Special Correspondence
Price. Carbon Co.. April l9.-Frank
Marta, the coal miner Of Winter Quar-
tiers, who was charged and tried before
Justice Lewis on the 18th inst, with
petit larceny, for having taken a check
from John Hunters coal car. In the
mine, and putting his own check on the
car, was tried again yesterday and
found guilty and fined So and $40 costs.
lie has failed 90 p = the fine and Will
probably Doe brought 20 the county Jail
tomorrow.
The ODD Fellows association Of SEQ
field have Incorporated Tor the purpose,
1t Is said Of building a hall and lodge
rooms for the use OF the lodge at SEQ
field
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BILLING. N3FOR AN ORDINANCE LEVY
.ug The iaA and Tor the assessment ~ Che
property ON The west side Of Fourth ta,l
street between FIRST 1ud rc'onu Fout1
streets. within Sewer District No !.
sec. L. BE 90 ordained 10y tho city Dolucli
4 sult Lake chs that Said cts council doth
hereby luvy ine tax and provide Cor thq as.
se-smeni of The property lots and parcels on
uuI hereinafter described uhuttlug nu llt
west side Of Fourth iost strc totWeen nv
and Second south Streets, within sewer Dis
tnct No I. of salt Lake city
This tax Is levied so dcfray the expense OF
constructing "a sewer On tlc vest alut u.
Fourth East street between First ana .ecoh3
south streets. opposite tho property, ~, ana
parcels ~ land hereinafter describe Oh te os-
pccuuy affected and benchttCl By said lm-
pfoyoment; and 90 d hereby adiudged deter
mined aud established that tne same
VIII boz especially benefited by said improve
mcnL auc said property lots and parcels pI
uud ARE hereby assessed ai M cquul ana uul-
lOrm rate BOB accordance with the linear 1901
frontage upon that portiOuot thc west sue
OF Fourth last street between First ana soc
uuU South Streets O. De- Improved. fronting
ON said street uul u d depth ui IS feet 1a
from said Fourth East street, aud me tiN
hereby levied aud assessed upon said prlp-
eIty lots and parcels uf land is t-33li or el1I
per linear front loot uDuitIug upon slId p1t-
t.Ou of said street 10 he arrested uuu Done
hituu By said improvement uud tne Guy
Treasurer Is hereby authorized 90 u,sges DO
accordance with tho provisions oi US Or
diuauco ana Tor thU purposes herein men
toned the north 800 feet N l1t /. ana ull on
lots %, Z. and & block 81 Plat D. Salt LakcClty
Survey
This levy OF TAX Is made upon said proper
~ lots and parcels " laud, u.s. they appear
aud arC shown upon The official plat on map
NJ said CITY, and ~ o. depth Oi lb feet napk
from the front ri said property lots ana par.
Gels ~ land abutuns upon said potion or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21

As soon as the canvass was complet-
ed. the board declared William n, King
elected. and shortly afterwards Secreta-
~ of state Hammond issued a certih-
cate OF election - the successful can
didate.
Congressman King left for Washing
ton lnhnN-
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Tint Thrnhhlnc nendnche

Would quickly leave you II you used
Dr. Kings New Life Pulls. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their match
less merit FOR Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood and
build mp your health. only % cents.
Money back II not cured. Sold by z.
G. NJ. l. Drug Dept
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sorIC

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stQckholdtrs OF he ReXburg Milling 90.
VII Oc held at the office of the Vice presi-
dent William b. Preston, 80. 10 Main 81.
suit Lake city, ON Monday May lth. at
DID "a. M. Tor the purpose of hearing the
annual report and election Of officers fOr
the ensuing year, and any other business
that may legally come before SAID meet.
Ing.
T. J, WINTER. secy.
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"Of large sores on my little daugh-
ter's head developed into a case Of
scald head writes G. d. lsbll Of Nor
canton, Tenn, but Bucklen's Arnlca
Sa!ye completely cured her. It's guar
anteed cure for Eczema letter Salt
Rheum, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers and
Piles, only 20 cents al q. c, Nj. /. Drug
Dept.
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JAMES \. HAMMOND
Annual statement lor the year ending o.
AMERICAN INSURANCE co.

The Name and Location OF the Company.
American Insurance Company $50
Broad 49,. Newark n. D.
Name of president y % D0rWus.
Name of feorctarYJ 10 Warden.
The amount of its capital stock
paid up ls...................y g0Vll O0
The amount of Its assets g.. .. 3t4sy Do
Tho amount ut Cos liabilities
Including Captau is ...... 2ll226 %
The amount % Co., income dur
year. ........ ~. ........ ll52C3 %
The amount 0f lts expenditures
during The preceding CuICu.
dar year d. o.. .............. 1896 %
The amount % losses paid dur
year. D.. ......... .......... 53e93 90
Tie amount OF risks written
during The year.. .. .. .,..lZl fistb I'D
The amount OF risks in force
90 the end 0l tuc year. .. ..-lJGl,tl pl
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Neuralgia pains, rheumatism. lumba-
30 and sciactc pains. yield 10 the pene-
trating influence OF BILLIARDS SNOW
LINIMENT Price 50 cents. z, c. NJ,
!. Drug Dept.
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NOTICE no CRFpIroks.

ESTATE OF ALEXANDER WATSON,
deceased CrodltOts viii present claims With
vouchers 90 the undersigned 40 go south
Third West street. salt lake City, Utah, on
OBJ before the 10Th day Of February. AID. 1901.
pate ~ first publication March 20. A. 100,
ALEXANDER BURT.
Administrator with thrWlll annexed OF the
estate Of Alexander WJts0ndeCeased.
Ferguson & Cannon, attorneys for estate,
g0i 6Uuu1 e IcmpIetnu Building
NOTICE no CREDITORS ESTATE
OF ann Reid deceased Creditors will
present claims with vouchers 10 the UNI
deraued 90 DTS residence. between nth
and lath East street. near 10th South
street Salt Lake city Utah on or before
the 2Jth day Jf August a. j.. 1900
JOHN b. REID.
Administrator of the Estate OF Ann Reid,
deceased.
Date of Hrst publication April 1th, 1900,
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VTIU| UT 'T| H"|T'TIT" u TTUT"- T
I. James T Hammond. Secretary ~
State 90 tho State of Utah. 40 hereby cer-
ufy That the above named Insurance
Company has llCd iu mF Office % detailed
statement of Dos condition from which
thc foregoing statement has been pre-
pared. ana that the said company has iu
lll other respects complied with The
laws OF the State relating 90 insurance.
In testimony whereof ] have hcrouut0
set my hand ana aniXcd the
lSEAI.l great seal of the State OF itah
this 10th day VI March 4 d.
1900
JAMES T. HAMMOND.
Secretary OF state
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PAYS0N.
school Exhibition - budget OF In.
tcresting News Notes.
special Correspondence.


teresting News Notes.
special Correspondence.
Foys9n Utah Co.. April 2l.-Tlshop
,.a. robinson, Of Dublan, and Carol
envy ieilan, OF Juarez, Mexico, are visit
,'s relatives and friends here. This
.sImer expects to leave for home on
,A- -3rd inst. the latter will remain
N,.e curing the summer.
~ w. jackson, editor Of the Globe
tl"tsI, leaves here this morning for
.i5 o,I nome In Indiana, and will prob
Guy ana az Cape Nome gold fields be-
~ lne end of the summer
,-,l.t,Neser Dunning, Of the Wlghtman
.,..', ls rapidly gaining a good reputa-
.,''i among travelling men FOR his place
business. They usually stop over
now Instead ~ hurrying by for
ven or hotel accommodations.
l,e. 10Y was born 20 Mrs. w. r. Amos
~. sunday Mother ana child are do
,fUe.p shearlng has commenced.
49,. l'Vy0 head win be shearod here
"''i town this season.
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
.ithae pupils o. the eighth grade OF the
i-'Nc schools gave an efbibition of
Ngr5s, "olA az The Central school last
soma =. ,tYehlng The parents ana
ert M ol tne leading citizens were pres
fsStl1aal unanimously expressed salts
Afis, N a PIE credltable showing made.
trssb,,.n. program was rendered re-