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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
SILVER CRY.

Special Correspondence.
silver CITY. n. ~. Aug. 9.-During
the severe thunder and lightning
storm yeatc' iay which lasted for
over an hour, several residences I'm
this city we're struck. Mayor Flen.
ing's residence was struck by a bolt
OF lightning. but no great damage was
done. The telephones were nearly all
burned out Nc one was injured.
which was considered very lucky, ow-
ing 10 the severity OF the electrical
storm.
While the recent heavy rains IN this
section have done some damage TO
property by causing some very large
floods, they have done a great deal
more good than harm. A the rainy
season this year has been rather late.
the ranges IN this county we're me- IN
very good shape. The rains In the
past week have made the grass fairly
shoot up.
The cowboy named Newman, who IL
charged with having killed another
cowboy named FCllia near Pinos Al.
toe one day last week. has as yet not
been captured. Deputy sheriff Con.
nant has been ondcavoring to get on
his trail for the past week. but has
failea % locate Il
The clifton Copper company met
with the luus OF couple OF cOneen.
trating tables and some mining tim.
beers IN the recent large food Ia the
Santa Rita mountains. The tables and
tlmuers can bo recovered The prop.
orty was laying too far down the ra.
vino and the high waters carried Il
away.
Chief Myhya Of the FIRE department
ia fast getting the mochnghird
whistle. WhiJh IL being pat on the cleo
trio light plant foT hre alarm. In
shape The people OF Silver City will
In few DAYS be- startled by lts
shrill toots The whistle viii work
automatically.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
ALooooNEs
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Algodones, NJ NJ. Aug. lit has
rained here almost every day for the
last ten days. but not very much az
any one tune There has been very
heavy rains north 81 here and on Mon
day last the river was alive with FISH,
which had tecn washed down with
the food. There were several kinds Of
Ash. mostly carp. The river flooded
the banks In some places and left
large quantities Of Ash in pools The
San Felipe Indians caught one OF the
largest cells have ever seen here.
II was about four feet long and four
inches IN diameter Thursday, also.
a rain in the rivoi brought down an.
other lot ~ fish.
The second crop Of alfalfa Is all
harvested and the third cutting will
commence the latter part OF this
week, which will insure fourth cut.
ting this season.
The school board here Is hard at
work trying 10 TX up 10 build a new
school house this summer. The build.
ing ia 20 be lSxJ0 feet IN the clear and
will be large enough for the present
There IL encouraging news from
the miners In this r'clnity.
l. II NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
HoLo.UP FRUSTRATED.

Editor Pearl a. Skinner and orrin
MCGOWAN Put Burglars 10 Flight.
Special Correspondence.
Bland. N. NJ. Aug 9.--lt has rained
every evening FOR the last two weeks.
Several poles OF the Cochlti Cola
Mining company We're washed out at
the GaliatoO river and work was
stopped at the mines for a day.
There was an attempt 10 hold up the
Merit Wagner Express Office Thurs
day morning between and 3 o'clock,
but Orrin MCGOWAN, agent for the
company. was awakened Just In time
10 find the would.be robber going
through his clotnen and between Mr..
MCGOWAN and Editor Pearl A. skin
ner the burglar wss put 10 tight with
out securing any booty
There has been several robborios
here In the past two months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
Disease Amona Liersea.

The Lucero family lost a valuable
team OF horses this week and the
cause OF their death seems 60 be
mysterious and unknown malady, says
the Dona ANA County Republican.
Three horses similarly affected died
below town, and one az Oscar Lob.
mans horse rurvived the same NAL.
ady. Tho disease seems 20 run ita
course In from fiye 90 twentyfour
hours and tho ANIMAL either fully re-
covers or dies. In most eases when
fret noticed they are prone on tho
ground and efforts 20 got them up and
make them stand IL fitila. In the
Lohman horse strong medicines and
injections saved the animal Tho
opinion has been advanced that tho
cause IL some poitonOus weed IN the
hay. but whether this r. correct has
hardly been proven yet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
10 cHrcK CoNsUMpTIoN.

The movement by the city council
at the instance at the health officer
20 reduce the danger OF contracting tu-
bcrCulosis 90 minimum, is a com
mendablc one. says the Phoenix Re
publican. &c is much more essential
IN Phoenix than 1t would bo In a
northern city, on account uf the great.
ar danger tp which our citizens arc ux-
posed by reason tt the presence. es-
pocinliy during tho fall winter and
spring months OF large number Of
CouWumptiyCa lTC plan involves the
dislnfccting oi uums occupied by per-
sons known 90 Nc runoring from tubcr
culosls and the arrangement uf public
cuspidors in the parks. The most
fruitful spread Of the disease ia the
dried sputum containing germs being
carried through the atmosphere by
winds. The growth OF tuberculosis
during the last twenty ave years has
been most alarming. until now Il ID
rcckoned the 81 catcst foe 81 the hui
man race Il BE- only within recent
years that attempts have been made
60 check its advance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
CORPORATIONS in NEW MEXICO,
Synopsis Of Laws Regarding Them
Passed In the [ aat Leuloihture,

Passed In the Last Legislature,
Tho following skeleton abstract OF
laws governing the formation OF cor
porations ia New Mexico has been
compiled by Secretary Reynolds and
careful compliance with these provis.
ions viii obviata delays incident 20 re.
turning copies for correction:
l. Corporations may be formed for
benevolent. charitable educational
aud scientific purposes and for any
legitimate business enterprise.
Special provisions for railroads. r.
rigatlon companies and building and
loan associations.
2. Any three OF more persons who
desire 90 form company for one or
more OF the above purposes shall
make. sign. acknowledge before some
Official c0mpeteat 10 take the acknowl.
cdgement Of deodg. and tilo In the of.
Gee OF the secretary OF the territory
their articles IN writing setting forth:
l. Tho full names of such persons.
.. The corporate name OF the com.
pany.
%. The objects for which the com.
pany shall DO formed.
T. The amount OF capital stock aud
number OF shares into which divided,
g. The term Of existence not 10 ex.
coed nifty yeRrR.
g. Tho number of directors and
their names who shall manage the
concerns az the company for the FIRST
three months.
The board Of directors must consist
Of AZ least three members who are
stockholders. a majority citizens Of
the United States and one-third res
ldents of New Mexico.
Z. The name Of the city or town
and county where the principal place
Of business Is b be located.
Whenever "a majority Of the stock 10
owned Ia anothe' state or territory
the principal office OF such company
may be located ln such state or ter.
ritOry and meetings OF stockholders
and directors may be held there. pro
yldcd that such company shall file
with the secretary of New Mexico a
certificate designating principal
place Of business IN this territory and
agent residing thereat, upon whom
process may be served. In the manner
as is required by foreign corporations.
q. Date signature and ncknowl-
edgement I'm manner az deeds are re-
qurod 20 be Acknowledged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Fred u. Otcro left yesterday for
points up the read 10 look after his
business Interests.
"Lum' Hall has gone 10 Ias Vegas
on "A business trip that Was planned
about the time OF the wRshont.
George g. nlunt Of Santa 70 after
couple OF days pleasantly spent I'm
Albuquerque retained this morning to
the capital
Chris Greer at Cerrilius was a pas
Hrugcr yesterda} i0T his home, where
bee conducts meat market aud does
thriving buaincfH
Captain = =. Matthew of sante Fa
an attache OF the federal land ONCE,
after spending couple of days here
on business, has returned Ia his head.
quarters.
w. u. Kemp l1ft for the north ON
business connected with the devotion.
ment OF OH fields, IN which be- mas M.
tereats In the northern part of Rerna.
lilo county.
Colonel John Becker. tho we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
RAILWAY PROMOTIONS.
Faithful Employees Who ReeelN
Merlted Recognition.

Faithful Employees Who Receive
Merited Recognition.
". H. Homus. who has acted as
claim agent for the Santa 70 company
on this division aud ~ well known In
this city will soon leave for Pueblo.
Mr.. Hemus' satisfactory worF has
been recognized by the oflclals OF the
Santa Fe and he has been given a
higher and moro responsible position
In the claim agents department. He
will go 60 Pueblo 60 ali the position
made vacant By Harry Franklin
transfer 10 Loo Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Franklin is well known la Al
buquerque, he for years being con.
nected with the Santa he In New Mex
leo. He Will take charge of all claims
west OF this city.
Mr. thinner late OF Topeka. Kas.
fills tho vacancy made by MIR Homns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

IA the fact that many people IN the
country outside ~ town and In neigh.
boring cities where the schools are
not NJ advanced and do not run the
fun term. not ohly send their children
hero to attend the schools. but IN
many instances families move 20 the
city IN order that the young folks may
obtain these advantages. The city IL
To be congratulated upon this state %
affairs, on Advertisement Of our edu'
Catiunai facilities that Ii " great cred.
Il to the school management. In &C.
cordauce with the territorial law. a
teachers Institute will be held In this
city. beginning week before the
opening. with continued instructions
throughout the term.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
WIN Arr,vs on lime.

The army Of workmen at the Apache
canyon washout have accomplished
great work In clearing the tracks Of
wrcCkago and All trains will now run
again on schedule time.
The wagons and teams of w. l..
Trimhlo A. Co. used Ia the transfer Of
passengers. mail and express matter,
we're loaded on a cars yesterday aft
ornoon and returned TO this city las,
night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
IMPROVING AIS OPPORTUNITY.
Duran's Well Netting Its Owner a
Good ortune.

S. s. Mondenhall, who has large
OUTFIT doing construction work on the
extension of the IN Paso a Northeast
orn railroad. arrived herr last satur.
day from his camp not far from pinos
Wells. tO visit his daughter, Mrs w
s. Prayer He lett again Wednesday.
going via VI Puso. whore Mrs Mon.
denhall and their little grand daugb.
ter Stephnna Prayer, has been visit.
ing. Mr. MondCnhall said there As
one man ON the line OF the extension
who Is making more money than any
ono he knows OF IN that country Ills
name Is Duran and he owns the only
we'll Of water IN that locality. on his
ranch at place called MgrinO Wells,
twelve or tlftcon miles northeast OF
Pinos Wells. lie sells water az ten
cents a gallon. 1'he railway company
agreed 10 furnish Mr. Mendenhall
with water while doing the work on
the line and he Is setting 500 gallons
every day from Duran'R well. Duran'a
receipts from Che water consumers
during june were $500 aud his July
receipts viii be- close 10 $4,000 Mr..
Moudonhall saws Il rs estimated that
before lhc work fhall have been com.
pletod uumns wei will have brought
him in fully So 600. Roswell Regis
tor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
Some Rleh Ore.

Prof Arthur Coss came IN from
the Little Duck property north %
organ last evening. lie had some
specimens 0f orc almost surprising
belief one specimen was aulphide
" silver which Rssayed over $4,000
ounces 20 the ton Another showed
native silver In beautiful shapes and
quantity The professor also displayed
half an ounce refined from one ounce
Of ore. Ills force has been success.
ful IN uncoyering several pockets last
week which Yields such ore ~ do.
scrlbed above. bona Ana County Re.
uuhliCan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
Goat drowned.

IN the recent foods up In Apache
canyon OF the Gloriotta mountains,
Onderdonk, the goat raiser. lost over
200 goats from drowning and he has
made n huge pile OF them along the
railroad track neal his place. BE.
sides this loss, which will foot up TO
quite a good SUM Of money, Onder.
dunk's big barn was washed on is
foundation and carried g9veral hun.
drpd yards down the stream.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
Died Of His Injuries.

brakeman w. a. Boil who was
caurht in the wreck ON the mountain
Saturday afternoon aud brought 10
the city died az the hospital that
night he came 90 the city ON the
21th OF July AM had made only two
runs on this division. lie came here
f.0m Albuquerque comiag there from
Portland, Oregon where he had rel.
atiycs. llv was member IN good
standing " the Masonic lodge, OF the
Knights OF pytnias aud Of the Broth.
erhood of Railway TrAinmen al OF
Fort Wayne Ind. The body win he
sent 30 ColumhuF Ohio Frank e.
Doarth viii accompany it.-~Ias
Vegas optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

ON Monday September %. the clty
schools will open the fan term aud
the largest attendance of pupils ln
the history OF the city ls expected
Fortunately We have the room ana
under the careful management OF an
excellent board OF trustees plenty of
FUNDS 10 carry ON the work Of oduca.
ting the young for a full term, fa3
school houses have been put la com
plote repair alta superintendent
ulckoy has q f0fco Of competent aud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

amendments 10 the constitution. were
among the measures which are 80
rapidly advancing the association 90
position of weight and usefulness
tn matters relating 10 cattle and grass.
The enlistment Ra member Of G.
IA Elmcnlorf also connected with
the National Live Stock Growers az.
sOciatiOn and president ~ the Ne
braska Improved Live Stock assOcla-
ton. puts the local organization Ia
touch with outside influence through
n very able representative. which Will
result In benefit To- our home interests.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
KILLED sY LIGHTNING.
Particulars Of the Fatal stroke In
soeorro Last Saturday.


last saturday afternoon az O'Clock
tho citizens of Sucnrro were started
by vivid flash Of lightning followed
go closely by "a terrific peal 0f thunder
that scarcely an interval was percep-
tihlc between them says the Chief
tain The sky overhead WIS but part
ly cloudy end the only thunder heard
before that moment was such aH re-.
ycrberatod among the mountains sey.
cral miles away. Nobody would hny'
been surprised to learn that lightning
had struck in tho city yet nobody was
prepared for the report that quickly
spread that the lightning had chosen
for its mark man. nn absolute
stranger IA the city
When tho bolt zen Doctor Swlsher's
hostior Arthur ilofH and the stranger
were standing taking under large
cottonwood tree on the street near
the doctors residence. Al tho fash
the stranger foll forward. Hoss. not
80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
Two Arms Broken.

Andres Gonzales. while unloading
baled hay at the Mesilla Park station
the other day, lot the hook slip and
fail across tho edge OF the wagon.
breaking HIS arm. A short time aft.
erwarda n son OF Pablo Oamboa fell
from a load OF hay and suffered a SIM
liar fracture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
rnkinn IN the rrark

The work Of taking up the street
railway rails S. progressing rapidly
and iu O few days there viii bee moth
Ing left NJ Il but "a fragment memory
nf the Wild steecs and rapid transit
that made the journey between the
two towns "a hlisDul dream OF sweet
ropose Las Vegas Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
pREHlsroRls DELIVERS.
Natives Dig Up and Sell Relics, lanor.
ant Of Their Crime.

s J. Holsinger. special agent for the
interior department. filed information
against several natives and they were
arrested at Holbrook by deputy
United States marshal charged with
digging up AMI selling prehistoric
relies.
The men are ignorant OF any law
prohibiting them from such work, al
though there h a law ON the subject.
and say that they had been taught by
representatives OF the Smithsonian
institute when ana how 10 dig for
these relics and thought they had a
perfect right TO do so for their per.
sonal benoht.
They were taken 20 tho United
States jail al Prescott.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

The Ration Reporter says Firema /
Leslie Y, K.chl. without informing his
friends of his intentions. took the east
bound train last "Wednesday for his
old home Cutler. o.. whcro ON August
q Doe was Joined IN marriage 90 Miss
Lena Mellon. charming and most
popular young ledy of that city Mr..
and Mrs Kohl are expected here
about September /
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
DEATH OF a PIONEER.
Captain L. r. aanburn Dead At Mag.
dalena.

daiena.
Special Correspondence.
Magdalona. Aug Sat- O'Clock
this morning Captain r. 4. Sanburn
died at the residence of Frank Knob.
lock this place. Captain Sanhurn was
appointed captain Of Company B First
cavalry regiment California yolun-
teors by Frederick r. Low, governor
OF California ln 1861 He came 90
New Mexico in see with General Cart
ton and was commanding officer at
Fort Craig. n. NJ. Since he was mus
tered out 90 the service be has lived
a secluded life 1n ranch near Mag
dalena. lie was hale and hearty until
about two years ngo. when his hOalth
began failing. tie was noted for his
eccentricities. fuuknoss. fidelity AMI
honorable dealings. a few days before
be died he called his physician In %
pay HIS account realizing that his ser
vices would have 81 be- dispensed with
shortly. lie wanted all accounts
closed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
1--we STOCK ASSOCIATION.
Cattle and Horse Protective Assoela
tloa Holds Meeting.

tioa Holds Meeting.
The regular summer meeting OF the
Cattle and Horse Protective associa.
tion at Magdalenn was an important
ono. says the SOcOrro Chseftain.
The attendance was smaller than
usual. due TO the necessities OF tho
seasons work on the range but a
large amount Of accumulated routine
business was ovefhauiod and disposed
OF and a number OF important cues.
tiOnB affecting future action were
thoroughly examined and decided.
The admission OF sixteen new MON.
beers, representing additional territory
and a large amount OF live stock and
the adoption OF the recently proposed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
-Four Important interpretations Filed
Papers Last Saturday

Papers Last Saturday.
In the Office Of Territorial Secretary
j. w. Reynolds Incorporation papers
were filed Saturday afternoon for four
companies. Oda was the Ajax Mining
company, with headquarters az T.as
Cruces, Tho capital stock il $500 600.
divided into 500 Geo shares Tho IN,
corpOFaturs are Oscar G. Snow, w.
Hager, Mesilla Park. Harvey Il. Lane.
William A. AHcnrate, presciliano Mo.
reno. Robert e. ilatton. Richard l..
Young Of Las Cruces. The directors
are Prosciliano Moreno, Robert c.
Hatton. Harvey y. Lane Richard l..
Young of Las Cruces, and Oscar G.
Snow OF Mosilla Park
AN IRRIGATION PROJECT.
The Arid Land Reservoir company
Incorporated by James T.. Hlnkle.
Wendell NJ Reed Richard r. barnett,
Edward A. cahoon Hugh Il. Morrow,
LuClus X. McGaffoy of Roswell The
object OF the company q 90 store the
waters OF the rio Iondo in Lincoln
and Chaycs counties and rs tribu.
taries and 10 construct an inlet canal
two and ono'quartor miles long. an
outlet canal eighteen miles hong and
another canal fourteen miles long.
The capital stock o. S250.000, divided
into $500 shares The incorporators
are also the directors Of the company
with tho addition OF William n. Go.
dalr, Tho headquarters are az Roa-
well.
a BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The Roswell Building and Loan as
soclatlon incorporated by David =.
ROsenwald, Edward A. CahOon.
VaN d
George r. nixby, William II, Jones.
Charles W Haynes, Leon w. Martin,
Edward =, Rasmussen of Roswell.
These are also the directors OF the
company Capital S25O,000, divided
into $500 shares.
BlG FIVE OIL COMPANY.
The Big Five OIL company incorpor.
ated by Edward s. Gutzman. Samuel
4 Roberts, CharlCR H. McIonathen,
Clark H. Wright. Arthur h. O'Qpinn,
John ~ MathesCn, Harry w. chris.
tiau, Louis o. Fulien. George NJ.
Tracy William r. Reed. Tho capital
o. $4,000. divided into $40 shares,
Forty locators of OH land unite ca form
this corporation. The headquarters
are AZ Roswell The directors are
Samuel l. Roberto ChRrlos II. Mc.
Lcnathon Louis q Fullen. George NJ.
Tracy James %, Cameron benjamin
r. kilouph. Harry ~ Christian
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Mrs a. Chayes and Miss A. Ran ~
Los Lunaa we're here yesterday,
Entomio Montoya OF San Antonio
came up yesterday morning TO attend
the circus.
r. v. Loatherman. deputy United
states marshal, left fof the north last
might on official business
ON tho 18th Of August the new
Catholic church a. the Jomes hot
springs viii De- dedicated
Aasayer W. "A. stevens returned
Sunday morning from an inspection
..-l..a...- -. 49,. 1870.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Tn coal output 81 New Mexico, ac.
cordlne go statistics just published,
has Increased from i.O22i52 tons IN
1893 10 t.2G2 ss5 tons Ga 1900 repre-
Fontlng ln value more tnan twice the
ouclal gold output 81 the territory.
The total output OF the United Statc9
increased lu thlt time from 253.Ia9
ga2 TO 2Gg O64.2Si tons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

given TO the citizens ~ England.
France. Germany and other countries
with even more excuse -on account OF
their remO.eness-- Cor overlooking out.
RACES Of this kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Irrigation and forestry ore cues
tions booming go Tor Che luturc aud
their study b. time wei spent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17


Golden Medical Hssuvrty, writes Mrs ~.
met ~ ahcHfsf ~ huuuihupf Lancaster Co,
IA Hand can sav that ana cured ~ that dread,
81 disease uterine trouble Am in lrliCf health
fhan ptsf tfiorr Iyefyuue who knows me b.
Fufpfisfd 90 sfC me look 30 well IN June when
. wtUtc to you. . was 30 pooi iu health that ~
ttmss I could not walk. You answered mv iet
tef snd tail me what o. DO. ! followed ynuf
advice. anh to-day am eHffd. I ten everybody
that with Gods help Dt, ricfcts medicines
cured me NJ these few words are ~ any use %
WOW you ore welcotur 90 use hem. They might
help some other poof suffering woman
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1908 large pages, In paper COZ.
ers, is sent ffrr Oh receipt Of ~ one.
cent stamps, to pay expense Of mailing
oph. Address DR. X. V. Pierce. Duf
falo. ~ Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Tho grUat stcDl strife has already
cost more than $4,000 600. II re-
mains 90 Doe soon what 10 win gain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
Polluted BIOod
Breeds Disease

more filled with new rich blood
grow stronger, and sores aud erul
8. s. s. Is The only guarantee
and ui0st reliable IN an blood dis
during the past fifty years and 1
30 send YOU oar book free, and II
about your case this information
enced aud educated doctors.