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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
LnnIsI.AriNr Nnrrn-

The nernalilio delegation IN ne ooun-
ca used every EFFORT IN their power ~
secure position Tor Phil J. barber, ~
Bland. but owing 60 a combination
worked w ~ senator Spices. u Las
Vegas. thsy we're defeated.
DE, u. W Harrison. junior meusbsr
IN mo council. has taken hold OF bis
duties like veteran and viii make
one o. the mos, usetll members az the
assembly. lie vail especially look at
ter legislation fAtorsbls 90 eduoationat
interests.
W. y Martin Is asain in charWe a.
chief clerk % the council lie 10 really
the bsai quslinod man Ia the territory
Tor the position. and deserves a life
tenure ia that ONCE.
Col. J Francisco Chsvea r. serving
bic thirteenth term a. mcmbcr OF tho
council from Valencia county During
nearly all this long period he has serv-
ed a. president OF the council and H.
one of The bssi presiding ornocrs In the
un. 81 siatss. During this session he
Will use h's best endeavura 60 aecura
beneficial legislation Tor the tcrritory
d. Crulkshauk. the adahle senator
Of socorro county. and the senior sen
ator from Hernalillo county started la
this session with the laudahla purpose
Of irylnE % reduce tho number OF em-
pioyes in the council. before the end
% the caucus they discovered that II
was much easier 90 IN ,reaso the force
than Co reduce a. However. TIA lIst
is cut 10 the closest possible mulit.
=
OF the peace In old Aibuqueraue, 10
fergrnat.at-arms Of the house. and hs
h one Of the best looking employees %
that body.
J. AZ. Gridin the accomplished editor
OF the Afro American newspaper Ca
Albuquerque. was unanimously elected
Journal clerk In the council lie 10 an
excellent penman. ana 10 well quaifasd
10 discharge the duties OF The position.
Father Gay, rector OF the l. ,scopai
church In santa Re Il serving his sec
ond term as chaplain % the council. lie
10 " yeafa old and all bis friends hope
that he will be HE own sunceaAor when
his 10 a ccntenarian.
Hon. Frank A. Hubbell. chairman OF
the territorial central republican com
tuANANFs ~ az oaAAA AAA - hAeah
good work for Begnalillo county.
Alex. bowie 10 proving an excsllent
membes ~ the house from Mckinley
county. II be doeHnt secure . ubarai
extension OF the boundary line OF that
county. Il can be- safely asserted that
no one else on earth can.
The Catron- casley contest Il attract
Ing considerable attention In the coan-
ell and no one can safely predict the
result There l. . dispoartion IN the
council 10 treat ths contest with aDso-
lutte fairness.
w. u. Walton. ths popular represen-
tative from Grant county. y the Leader
OF the opposition I'm tha house. He viii
40 good work Cor mia section Of terri
tory.
James y. Duncan. o. Las Vegas. Ii
now In tho southern part OF tho tsrrl-
tory looking up a big contract on the
~ PaAo extension of the noek iAlAnd
railroad. Ho expects 20 secure a con-
tract for 100 males fpr extension work
All visitors 20 tae new capitol 81
santa Fe. Apeak IN warmast terms Of
praise OF the elegant building ana Va
excellent arrangements Of The interior
foe public business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

Frank Crumb was seriously injured
Monday evening by being thrown from
a wagon ana the wagon running over
his body. lie was riding on load Of
wood and the team became frightened
throwing him of ana under tho wagon
ana the entire weight passed over his
body. one rib vas bnlken, the left hip
fractured and an ugly, deep cut Of sew
erai Inches made IN the abdomen. Or.
Paden was Instantly called and the In.
iured parts dressed. but thc hip frae-
ture ana possibly iUiernai injuries may
bring about complications shat, while
now very painful. nay prove serious.
The patient is resting a. well az could
be expected under the circumstance
and Up 10 yesterday morning no fever
had occurred. which somewhat allayl
fears entertained by friends While
oaks Eagle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
TmE oOvKRNoR AT wAhHINoroH.

The Citizens Washington oorreaDen-
dent. writing under data OF January
IA, says
trip 10 Washington. or about 1909 miles
AZ heavy expense ana no little disoom-
fort. IA behalf Of the interests % New
Mexico. ana the two trips within q
month. But with the rssults he attain
20. he feels well repaid for the time.
trouble and expense incurred By both
trips. dow Otero put IN soms 5000
work for statehood. thong. owing b
other important business. that may aot
be- reached until the next. and Ions
session. he did some good work on the
subject % reservoirs and Irrigation w
New Mexico; also on me Las Vegas
land grant ard AibuqusrQus land grant.
and against the Culbergon- stephens
blll and innumsrabto small matters.
ana spoke some good words for numsT-
oua Appointments On the different ds-
pNrimenta.
ITO SO what q IL b. have positive IN
stead OF negative friends when Gov.
OtorO reached the COMMITTEES room ~
make a talk for the Albuquerque lana
grant. one OF hia senator friends puils1
him 10 enc side. and said 'oOvsFnor.
there 10 a matter here that have boa@
waiting 80 hear from you on. Do y0a
want that Albuquerq1e land grant bnl
blockedr tn governor saidi Nc. Z
have come TO speak In favor u "a pap-
sage. a. soon as possible Ths senator
replied. AL uEht II you want Il
blocked. IA block II faF you. bus a.
you want u passed ws will SO that "
passes al right
GOV Otsro has many warm frisndn
both IN the senate and house. Nsw
Mckee will have 20 pa. In hard vorh
10 prevent the passage Of ne cuiesr-
son stephens Dill. a. Mila hsAds .
strong lobby here f0r Il.
"0Ov. Oiero was the guast % honor
al q dinner Given ~ 9enator ana hFs.
[ Eikins A o1ufle OF nights arter SEN
stor and Mfs UkiEs had Aisa hslsis
Goula a. tAs guest " honor az 2 din,
ueF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
GALLUP MINERS.
They Resent Action Of Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company,
CARLOAD or THUGS.
Eil,ons Citizen

Editors Citinon.
Gallup. n, a., Jan. Ill am Eiad 10
notice In the columns OF to-days Citl-
aen reference To the carload OF thugs
that was brought ln,O Mckinley coun.
~ yesterday. We DO not know who 4.
responsible for importing a body OF
armed men into community Of law
abiding citizens.
Enclosed End an AFFIDAVIT made and
signed by six responsible citizens
showing what the striking mon have
to contend with from officers Of ,he law
Who have taken an oath to support the
laws Of the United states and the ter
ritory OF New Mexico. The answer
made 10 this minivn Of the Law astfr
his inoendiaIy talk was that I've are
not anarchists, u - not our purpose ~
destroy. we are builders we bellrv IN
the maintenance % law and order and
the UNFOLDING Of constituted authority
sroh measures ~ on propose are rel
ice OF he barbarians We are FREE bor~
ana We claim 70 BE- Intelligent men. w.
claim the right TO exercise the prlviii-
49, accorded TO free born American cit
iaena These same men are conduct
ms themselves like gentlemen They
are doing everything Ia their power to
prevent anyone from even ing abus-
I've language about any officer % the
Colorado Fuel A Iron company.
The organization select several Of
their members 10 constantly ksep q
look out that no hobo may commlt any
.4apral ffus. O.. ,.r.Da.sf.. 80 ..kt.h "a.
strikers might b. blamed
II must be- patent to any sensible pe .
son residing In this community that Il
trouble occurs here and violence 10 re-
sorted TO that the officials OF the Colo
RADIO Fuel \ Iron company or some o
their hirellnEn viii have 10 start Il
The people OF Albuquerque deserve 10
nave the government troops thru 4
into their midst and martial law dc
elared Just as much as the citizens Of
Mckinley county are deserving the ~.
suit thrust upon them yesterday morn
ing by the poems Of the Colorado
Fuei a iron company.
Miners who we're living al ne camp
BY request OF the Colorado Fuel & Iron
company officials. when they saw the
carload of thugs brought into camp
came 10 Gallup TO get teams 10 move
them and their families into Town ana
when the transfer men went out toI
move the families they were stoppgd
by the guards and thcy were compe 20
90 return % town anu Aec arc pass
from the chief mogul OF the colorado
Fuel 4 Iron company before they could
move tho families away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
Fur Sale Nv ] II. O'Rielly 4 Go.

The valuation liked UPON teieth ne
companies 10 $40 for each telephone in
stlThment up TO and Including 81. ana
% for each additional Instrument an1
where telephone lines extend beyond
She limits OF the place wherein the Gen.
trail ofiice IL heated. the value OF sucal
lines ~ fixed at SO Ter mile Tor the
mrs, wire. and 90 IN addition per miie
Tor each additional wire outside Of said
localities.
The valuation fNcd upon ali property
belonging 90 sleeping car companle
doillE business within the territory 10
fixed At 1900 each for each aud every
hrst-ciaAs OF palace" sle,pinE car, and
Sl,3Oo each for each tourist" sleeping
car.
The valuation ot ali national and 9th.
er banking stocks and surplus Il nxsd
al 90 per cen, % par value and all 9th.
er corporate stocks at 90 per cent OF the
actual cash value.
The following valuation l. placed
upon live stock for the purpose OF
equallEing the value % the Fons over
the territory, viz:
stock horses. per head. g., COW pom
les per head. SIS: American horses. per
SO; Mexican mules. per head. tis; bur-
ros. per head 81; stock cattle south Of
the thirty-ffth parallel OF latitude Pc
per head. sil. stock cattle north Of the
thirty-ffth parallel OF latitude per
head. 81: improved sheep. ti.so per
head; unimproved sheep. per head 81:
graded Angora goats. per head 81;
common goats. per head rs cents: i'm
proyvd dairy oa4tsA. 60
The valuation nxed upon lands for
the purpose Of equalizlng the values q
the same throughout the territory Is
fixed a. follows:
Coal lands not more than ten miles
from q railroad that have not been
worked. $50 per acre. when situated
more than ten miles from a raiifuad.
ana not being worked. so per &C e;
merchandise timber land within m
teen miles OF railroad t3S9 per acre;
all other timber LAND. $50 per acre;
lands without visible water supply hut
where water can be obtained withia a
depth OF o. fset on any forty acres
thereof which land Is ~ for EraEins
purposes only. \ valued At u pee acre
All other grazing lands without wa
ter. NJ for graElng purposes only. are
valued 20 cents per acre.
I. the undersigned. secretary pro
tsmpore OF said board. do hereby Ger
ufy that the above and foregoing ar
the valuations hnally determined and
hxed by the Territorial Board 81
Equalization upon the classes Of prop
erty above mentioned az i,A January
session. 1901. as the same appear on the
records OF the said board.
witness my hard at Santa Pc. New
Mexico. this Nth day OF January, A.
d. 1871
JOHN W PCgl
Secretary Pro Tenn Pore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

Dying preparations tlnesy dsvti
~ dfy csttnhi taly az w. tlo fe,fct.ots.
Winch aihefe O. tll r1l tas aud dseptn.
Jose, clui .ug al. rt COZ la trouble tllu
The ordinny fog. q ilr Avoid al dry.
lnE inhniaata, iluo., s4 aics uli suuaa
and uao TINT vi4oh clcai 80. foo,hsa ana
heals Eya CREAM la.m b. such a remedy
and VII eare catarth of cold In the head
easily nnd rllasanly. trail siso will be
mailed fof 20 cent?. an drugqisis sell tho
soc. aiza Fly Dfothcrs tG Warren 81 MY.
The BALM cures without pain, does not
irriiaio or oarso anoo1ing. IL spreads itself
over an irriiaied and angry surface, feliov.
ing Immediately the painful inflammation.
With Ely'a Cream lain you arc armed
against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
WORK COMMENCED.
The Rock Island Extension in White
Oaks Country,
the RICH MINING DISTRICTS.

The much talked ~ ~ Paso ana
Rock Island extension has al last &C.
tually begun, says the White Oaks
Eagle surveys on che Rock Island
END have been completed ana contrac.
tors have been throwing dirt Tor A week
past Work Is now under way al the
yards az CarrlzoEo, and grade stakes
are being set ON the main line ana the
work vigorously pushed IN every de-
partment.
Chicf Engineer summer says that the
road will be built a. fast as money.
men and materials can DO Il, and thas
The entire work should be competed In
less than year
White oaks. while not right on the
main line will be greatly benefited by
the extension. and win have freight
and passenger depot on the line Of the
extension At some point near Manches-
ter, which VIII put US In about I'VE
miles or possibly within three and
half miles OF the road We viii also be
the FIRST mining camp on the line from
Liberal. Kansas. ana vii be IN position
20 command the attention Of capital
looking for mining investment Six to
ten hours viii nut passengers IN here
from Liberal and Kansas City and give
US quick communication with the
northeast.
our mining interests are continually
looking up ana more capital Is being
expended here now than at any Sime
during the camps history. The South
Homestake company Is getting It's
stamp mill in shape 10 begin milling
rs ores. ana all arrangements have
been comp eied by the Lady Gohiva
people TO build a mill for that proper
ty. also the Compromisc company ls
making tests o. ore 20 determine what
kind OF machinery is TO be used In ~
treatment.
al these new enterprises with the
on Abe. which SIN leads IN gold pro-
duction any other property la the ter
ritory. insures prosperous year for
White oaks. and will as certainly re-
suit In the launching ~ other enter
prises. during the year \ demand Is
going a. Gene FOR our coal. building
stone. marble. iron, fre clay and the
owners OF copper In the lone dountaln
dis,rlc, win Re IN easy reach % trans
pOrtation.
The oalllna and Jicsrl,la districts
will also be scenes OF much mining &C.
tivity because Of their newly acquired
railroad advantages. and shipments
viii begin from both places as soon rs
the road IL ready L. receive their ousi-
ness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
1rsr YOUR pRoPrRrIEs.

The committee on listing Of minos for
his Cochl;l Board OF Trade and Mining
Bureau. Is prepared to catalogue the
mines of the district. Those desiring
sheir mines listed with the board OF
srade will send In complete descrip-
sion OF the property, giving
1. Location and distance from Bland
and name Of claim.
q Wgdth Of vein at ouicrop and
length Of outcrop. also strike. dip and
Character OF quarts and country rock
8 value Of ore AZ Indicated by as.
aaya. Don't exaggerated
Amount and character OF develop
snent work done. SWING Approximate
emsuaa % ore In sight and its value
per ton.
O. water and timber available.
Description OF roads and trails tc
mime or vicinity
2 Your price.
Members OF the board OF trade are
entitled 20 have their mines LISTED
~iihom charge. Outsiders and non
hvul,ers viii be charged nonina
Atam OF 81 which must accompany th'
description when sent In.
Address all communications TO Geo
q. smith. chairman ~ listing commit
tse. bland. New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

~ I would not pssrat ne pNasa9s =
anY seotion % bic bia that would IN anT
Way impair bee rights u The oitiNsna
% New Aexlco 20 sii the water o.
which they had ever been entiilsd He
assured ms that he had no such desien
and v there vas anything On hts bill
that would appear that way h. vas
willing % strike n out 40 not thlak
there will b. any dinculty IN setti ne
thia matter % your Subtraction I
regret excectingiy that for a moment
anyone IN New Mexico should think
that I was capable % advocatIng a
measure 10 their dotriment I VIII al
Ways be pleased 20 serye you ana the
people OF New Mexico.
have the honor TO b..
Very rsspecsfuiy yours
H. ID. MONEY d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
HANDY WITH HIS GUN
e. Sheriff BeeIer, Of Apache COun'
y, Kills an Enemy,
AsY.sIAsDtR ALSO SHOT

News has reached Hollnoh from st.
Johns that eA-Sherih Beoler had shot
and killed Monte slaughter and
wounded Clare foary, says the Argus.
The killing took place la Springer
vile ON last saturday afternoon about
9 o'clock.
Beeler and slaughter have been A.
cumity tor long time and when they
met iu SpringcrvillC Saturday thoy en-.
gagged Ia a quarrel which no one
thought would have such bitter end.
Ing. Rut, Mr.. slaughter seemed To
tire Of quarrelinp aud departed asy-
ing. "l'il be- back in few minutes
and IN nX you' Mr.. Beeler fixed
himself before Mr.. slaughter returned
by procuring shotgun When
Siaugter came back to Sam sanoll's
saloon he came in at the door, raised
his Winchester and fired at Buolur but
missed, whcruupon Beoler seized his
shotgun aud called out "a MIR Pvary,
who was standing near tbs door, Get
out Of the way Pvary, / don't want 70
have 70 Kill two men, then he fred,
aud Slaughter who vas about to lire =
second shot, Tell dead. and stray shot
from the charge took effect In pcary's
side, making painful, but not danger
Gus wound; although had Il not been
for the shot striking bis six-sh0oler
handle there would have been two lsad
men.
Mr. beelor gave himself up to tbs
authorities ~ ones aud asked for
trial. A. there vas considerable OK
eitemeni over the affair ~ Springer.
Vile Bselsr was escorted 70 81 Johns
where he had hearing Wednesday
and wes placed under tl,OOJ bonds.
The second day after the killing Il Was
thought that pitched battle between
the friends Of tbs two parties was etai-
nenti but the danger ceased when Mr..
beeler was taken "a -. Johns.
The above report vas furnished by
t0rties coming from ~. Johns aud 10
supposed 10 hs correct.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
DOWN 10 BUSINESS.
Bland Board Of Trade Working in
Right Direction.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES.
From the Bland Herald.

! From the Bland Herald.
There was a fair sized gathering OF
representative citizens al the meeting
OF the board OF trade In the building
next 90 the Exchange hotel last Tues
day evening All officers were present
except Corresponding Secretary Ad "A.
Wycoff, who was sick with la grippe at
his home In South Bland. great deal
OF interest wRs manifested by those
present and a considerable amount OF
new business was transacted
Minutes or she previous meeting were
. read and after making 4 few minor al
tcrations were approved.
II was decided 20 remit the fnes Of
ell absenteea OF the special meeting on
the evening OF January g.
The COMMITTEES on mines and inform
alton were authorised to purchase
the needed supplied for their once. and
directed TO extend Invitations to all
mine and prospect owners 80 lis, their
properties with this committee Mines
owned by members OF the association
wiii be listed free OF charge Non
members VIII be charged a nominal fee
OF one dollar FOR each mine listed.
Messrs. Scheurich. w H. Myers, J.
a. CreaRher. James d. May and John
OfConnor were appointed BY the presis
dent TO consuh with the menTbera OF
the Bland Milling company with a
view 10 ascertalning whether or not
come arrangement could be made By
which the Bland reduction works may
be put into operation by some com.
a a. s.Nfs. - ~
regular meeting,
u. u, Shaw. who was one OF the com
mittee appointed az the previouE meet
W 10 confer with the local merchants
regardlng q method o. advertising the
association and district reported that
ell we're heartily IN favor OF adopting
some new and up TO date plan. The
committee was then instructed 20 In
vent an appropriate design and 20 sub
NIT same TO the board Of trade next
meeting for their consideration.
The secretary was then instructed TO
poet meeting notices Ia prominent
places two days prior to the date Of the
melting
Upon motion u W l.. Myers COM
mittee OF three were selected % confer
with the Cochlti Gold Mining company
and the honorable board OF county
i commissioners with reference 70 the
construciion Of new Bland-Aibenarle
road The committee named t0r this
! pork are Messrs W - Myers y. II
SHAW ana q 3 Madden
"A no further business was before
the assembly the meeting then ad-
3oprncd until Tuesday evening Fsbru-
ery 9Th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
AudItor Ter1ttory of J


Could not express the rapture OF An
ME n. Springer. Of ii2S Howard street,
Philadelphia, Penn. when shs found
that Dr King's New Discovery for
Consumption had completely cured hsI
OF a hacking cough that TOR many
years made life = burden. All Other
remedies and doets 70 could give her no
help, but she says Of the royal cure;
IT soon removed he pain In my chest
and can now slesp soundly. q ne
thing I can scarcely remember doing
before. feel like sounding ita praises
throughout the universe" So will ev-
cry one who tries DR.. Kings New Dis.
cOyery for any trouble Of the throat.
chest or lungs. Price COO and ti.00,
Trial bottles free az J. II. o'Rleily a
Cos drug store. Every bottle guar.
anteer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

While the Law strictly forblda thf
mulllation % sold Or silver coins ~ the
United states ~ private persons. there
L. no restriction on melting them down.
and larke amounts are undoubtedly
melted b jewelers.. Tho object % the
law prohibiting mutlation 10 20 pro
tsct innocent hoiderA II coins have
been defaced or mutilated % such an
extent that the government viii not
redeem them the law IL considered sa
having been violated. jewelers.. enGrav-
ers and other tfafesmeu have been
warned recently ag1inst partial dss-
ifuotion ~ cOius and u will hereafter
be founa practically lmpossibls 20 To-
duce one ~ them 90 make . bangis,
ntck orhament or watch charm out Of
: coin without removing the .lnprinl
from each face Of ne pises.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26


Col. W n Berger. editor Of ths Gao.
itai. pubiiahsd a. santa ". vas mere
lsst week Here IL what he said abOua
AibuquerQus sad her geopis ia me
Capital
We spent = rev days IN me city a
Albuquerque. rscslvinG from the mem
befu u the local press association, ant
eitiaens m general courteous attention
and hos ..I W.
reCoEnl aa. ..si,.,sts4ae A
With trtlh aud qAnd0r that Adbuqnar.
cue 10 a ~ town and its dsstiny n cure
70 becohs TIE great mstropolls Of New
Menico
'tts &, Eens are alive 10 this, ana n
oonsequ, 90 they are iayina a strona
and " lament foundation 70 thas
end.
To on naera noting she many neys
lmpfoVon u GoinE on On The city. Ia
cludiug building % the uiaanincant
depot OF .ha A. r. as. n. railway.
and the lbstanlal character of ths
homes anI business houses. IL an aya.
dence OF prosperity and solid snowth
There are many things In the city of
A0uquef4pe which makes Il a piaaa.
ant placs 10 dwell none sgperi0r, how
ever. than The klndna.s and hospttaitz
% IL eitlaeHsH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

etatsea,pts of Some % the Players"
Of the Giants" and ye scribe who has
been writing for the Giants"
In che Journal Democrat Of January
rs. the following. relative 10 a game
with the ~ Pas0 team. appeared THE
Giants are the champions OF the terri
tory. and II ~ Paso wanted a match
why didn't they challenge the Giants.
instead OF standing still and GROWING
about how scared everybody was OF
shemg u Is probably too late 10 ar
range the matter now, but che Giants
would have taken part In a carnival
,,same u even half an Invitation had
been extended" And In the same paper
OF January. ~ some OF tho Players
said. "nu. In the nrst place. our team
Il % situated az present a. to make Il
impossible for many OF the players. who
took part in the last game, 20 leave
their work In the city 90 ~ on a trip.
D. We are making no
claims 60 the championship
Now che Indian boys DO not Claim 20
understand the English language. a.
lvell az they do the game Of foot ball.
bat We think B, rather contradictory
when. one day, the paper states that
the Giants are the champions OF the
tsrritory ana would have taken part IN
\ carnival game II even half an invi'
aatlon had been extended, and then On
lhs following day thAt we are max
ng no claims 20 the championship and
hhat Il 10 lmpoasIbie for many OF th'
Dlayefa 90 leave their work 20 90 on
III.