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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
BIG LEAD MINES
TO BE OPERATED
G. S. Holmes Acquires Campbell
Property at Good Springs.
WEALTHY FASTENERS IN T
REPORT THAT PROPERTIES OF
BINGHAM MAY UNITE.

n s. HOLMES. proprietor OF the
1t Knutsford hotel, has Just ac-
quired a bond on the Allen g.
Campbell lead mines in the Good
Springs section of Lincoln county, New.
The figure at which the bond was given
could not be learned but as the will of
Mr. Campbell provided that the prop
erty should not be sold for less than
5000. 900, pending the time when the
youngest heir should become of age,
the figure named was certainly not less
than that amount. and probably con-
siderably more
The deal is believed to be the begin
ming of some most energetic operat ions
at the property, which is described as
being a veritable mountain of lead-sil-
Yer ore. About the first of the COM
ing month a party of eastern investors
whose combined wealth exceeds $780,
100000. are scheduled to arrive in a
private car and proceed TO Calientes.
From there the entire party will be
driven down along the route of the new
Los Angeles railroad to the mines.
when plans for the future handling of
the immense property will be formu-
lated
1t is understood that no attempt will
be made to equip the mines with re-
duction works until the railroad, which
viii run within a short distance of the
camp, has been completed. Then. it is
declared, the mines will be made to
produce tonnage of bullion that will
compare with the output of the famous
Occur d'Alene mines of Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
LEARN HOW
To Feed Yourself Skillfully.

1t is easy &c use good food and gel
well and keep that way, but a person
must go about it
lady says. II hal dreadful time
of IL before 1 learned now TO feed my
self properly 1 suffered with stomach,
trouble for about ten wears and finally
got so bad that terrible pains would
set in. followed by aauseating sickness
in the stomach and bowels
Sometimes l would bloat up end
would have 70 lie fat on my hack. AIv
stomach finally go. so bad that il
would throw up everything I ate and.
OF course, 1 lost weight and strength
very rapidly. became pale. Blood was
out of order AMI I looked like skeIe-
ton finally.
One day neuralgia set in in the
stomach and liver and 1 went right
down to deaths do1r. [ got so lad
that even warm water was thrown of
the stomach which would hold abso-
lutely nothing until began taking
Grape-Nuts II small quantities.
Ny father had been accustomed 10
Grape-Nuts and knew OF the value of
the food and began giving it to me. =
Immediately began to improve, and the
stomach retained the food and digested
it. / gradually grew we'll again and
now / can eat a hearty dinner Of al
most anything 1 have gained thirty
pounds in weight Ny brain is clear
skin beautifully white. and my ewes as
bright as crystal where I used To he
salow and with lack of luster ewes.
owe everything to Grape-Nuts. Please
Go not publish my name Name
given by Postum company. Battle
Creek. Mich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
BIG BINGHAM CONSOLIDATION
Reported That Sam Newhouse Is For
mulating Gigantic Scheme.

IF a plan. now said to be incubating.
natures, all the great mines of Bling
ham will, one of these days. be doing
business under one canvas, as it
were, with a combined capital, the
amount of which will be determined by
the market value of the various inter
ested companies holdings at the time
the scheme is rounded out.
The first intimation of what the
scheme is reached this city only a
few days ago, and its very boldness
marked Samuel Newhouse as the man
behing the undertaking. 1t is said TO
he the purpose of his trip to London
TO start the ball rolling on a pla< Q
consolidate the United States, Utah
Consolidated, Bingham and Boston
Consolidated companies mines and
smelters into one mammoth corpora
ton, with one management and con-
sequent reduction in operating and
general expenses.
The undertaking is one of such mag
nitude that few will be inclined to give
the story credence, but the source from
which it eminated entities it to serious
consideration. Some of the very heav-
lest shareholders in each of the COM
panies named are said to have given
their sanction to the plans reported TO
have been outlined by Mr.. Newhouse
prior to his departure for Europe, and
the understanding is that he is now
working on the details.
Shares in the United States company
are now selling on a basis OF nearly
s10.000,000 for the property; Utah Con-
sOlidated has a market value of be-
tween 100000 and s., 0OO, 600; Bingham
is going at about 50, 000, 600 and Boston
Consolidated is selling for about one
half OF that sum- Before anything
approaching a consolidation of these
interests could be possibly effected
the values would more than likely
have advanced to such an extent that
0.000, 900 would be a conservative esti-
mate of their market value, and the
absorbing organization would neces-
sarily have to be capitalized for at
least that much.
The Utah Consolidated is now pro-
ducing 100000 pounds of copper Der
month. the Bingham company is roll
ing out something like 100000 pounds
and within the next few months the
United States company will be adding
not less than 100000 pounds more "a
the output. That the Boston Consoli-
dated is capable of supplying ore
enough TO add TO this estimate SOC. 900
pounds more, win hardly be cues
TONED, so it is seen at a glance that
combined, these mines could be count
cd upon from the start to produce
nearly. if not quite. $500. 200 pounds OF
copper per month As there is little
or no question but what the gold and
silver values in the ores from the
mines named would pay the entire cost
of operating under the combina tor
plan a $50 900, 900 capitalization would
draw an alluring rate of interest from
the copper product alone.
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MINING STOCK MARKET.
Week Closes to Good Business and a
Strong Tone.

During the week ended yesterday 81, 1888
snares of mining stocks were sold on the
exchange. with a total valuation of $780,
VA -. substantial increase over the pre-
vlous weeks business. A greater number
OF the more modest priced stocks were
traded in than for some time past and
the tone of the market has been strong
and buoyant throughout. At the single
regular and open board call Yesterday
500 shares sold for $1S.l 1887. with seven
Teen different stocks participating As
compared with prevailing prices al the be-
ginning of the week, the condition of
the market is disclosed IN the following
summary:
Ajax. at "a cents asked. Is 1scent higher.
ana Carisa is going for-2lz cents more, at
1oiz cents California is about &c lower,
st q cents, figure TO which IL probably
receded in authorization of the scent as
night.
Consolidated Mercur has grown strong
S f6 witn each passing day, and the close
IT was offered at s2.03. Grand Central is
ABOUT TO cents lower at s4.S5. and Inzot
Is cents higher at 10 cents, its rapid
rise being attributed to rumors that the
Consolidated Mercur company intended to
buy the property.
Century has been the. star performer
during the entire week. On Monday II
Was selling at % cents TO 64lS cents. From
that figure IL shot up to "a cents before
break occurred. Then it was forced
back to 81 cents. II rallied again. and
during yesterdays call touched 81 cents
and then eased off. closing with sales
around 80 cents.
Lower Mammoth has been a bad actor
all week. but the close finds il in little
better form. sales having occurred be-
tween 9l1R cents and SO cents.
Mammoth. on the other hand, has
moved up from 81. % to S1.321z bid. MAY
Day has made a substantial advance from
q cents to over - cents. and Martha
Washington has gained steadily from 4
cents to 80 cents
Ben Butler. that was a free offering
at 121R cents on Monday. closes with sales
at 14S4 cents. Sacramento is a little off
L 259s cents. and Sunshine is in company
with il at 10 cents.
South Swansea. which was selling at 26
cents Monday morning. closes with a
transfer at SO cents. and no disposition
on the part of holders 60 part with any
amount of II. even at that price. The
parent Swansea. with a deal pending for
the control. has been flirted with by
the talent all week. though only one or
two sales have been made.
Park CITY stocks have not been as &C
tive during the week as they were for
several weeks previous. and as a result
thew all close a little weaker than they
began.
The record OF closing quotations and
sales made at yesterdays session was as
follows
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j. I. C. TO RESUME.
New Blood in the Company to Push
DEVELOPMENT EneroeticaUv


About the middle of last month The
Herald announced that working lease
and bond on the ]. |. g compauy's
property at Park City had been secured
in the name of r. J. Wilkinson of this
city. and that on the perfection of ar
ransements. an active campaign of de-
velopment would be commenced. q. d
3. Turner. the Butte mining engineer
and expert WAS said to be prominently
identified with the transaction and later
developments show this to have been
the case.
Yesterday the announcement was
made that the purchasing syndicate
had been organized and while its iden-
fifty was not disclosed. the inforrna ton
was released that an active campaign
had been decided upon and that a force
OF men under the superintendency and
management of Mr.. Turner would be
put to work
The property consists OF FIVE patented
claims almost surrounded by the pos
sessions of the Daily West Daly-JudEe
and Little Bell companies and is reck-
oned to be one of the most elisibly 10
Gated blocks Of ground in the Camp.
II is less than I,500 feet from the 7 l.
C side lines to the shaft being sunk
on the Jones Bonanza property Of the
Daly-Judge company and as consider
able nice ore was encountered in the
old workings when the company itself
was doing the best il could on limited
capital to make a mine of il. the
chances are al in favor of the new
crowd bringing il out in fine shape be-
fore the year closes.
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Yesterdays Sales.

Carisa. 2.sOOd25c; 1.SO0d25l4c; 7oo12513c;
29Gd35lsc. Total $500 shares.
Consolidated Mercur. SoodS2.o9: 2o10
81 11iP: i.0G06S2 10. seller 10 DAYS: .1oa6s2 II
le0d s2-119i: 5oedS219. seller Is days. To-
tai. , 80 shares.
Grand Central. 1oods4.ss. seller 80 days;
ieeTs4S2. seller 50 days; feeGs4.sS. Total,
coo shares
Ingot. 5O0ds7sc: 1.5o0d1ac; 5e0d10ssc; /, go
dt0i1c: 9.500dl0itc Total $500 shares
Lower Mammoth. S0ade0c; 30o691e; 3o0d
91Iec: 4G0d93c: 100d90isc; 109d S9i2c; 2o0l1
S9c Total. 1.500 shares
May Day. 500025i4c: 5Ooq25c; 5ood24S4c c;
50OaeiSsc: SOFA 24lec. Total. 2.5oo shares.
Sacramento. 5oed2sssc: 1,s0oa2Sssc- To-
tai. 900 shares
South Swansea. 50Gd52c.
Sunshine. 5G0G19C.
Uncle sam, 09d21iEc; 5o0de7ssc; 5o96
gle Total .9o0 shares.
Ben Butler. 1.O75d14lzc; 1.5eo11fS4c. To-
tai. 2575 shares.
California. 2lo0d9lc: looG20c: 2eMdgc.
seller 80 DAYS: 5ood21hc- Total. 400
shares.
Century Sco1e4c: 10aTaS1.c. seller %
DAYS: 10c693S4c; 1eo6e2c; 1eo1e1c; 6l0d9oc.
Total. 100 shares.
Martha Washington. 1.eo0GSizc.
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of ore from the Excelsior of Eureka, New,
yesterday.
Four cars of Tonopah ore were on the
market yesterday
Colonel Treweek is scheduled to return
from Boston tomorrow.
The ConkIin sampler was yesterday in
receipt of one car of ore from Nevada
The Taylor & Brunton sampler yester-
day reported the receipt of four cars OF
ore from Ttntic, five from Nevada and
one from Bingham
Willard F. Snyder president and man
ager of the Western Exploration COM
pany, is expected back from San Fran
cisco tomorrow or next day
The South Swansea reported in yester-
days ore market with two carloads, of
high-grade rock. while the Mammoth and
Rabbit Foot each reported with one
L. L. Goliath has returned from a sew
try. Idaho. where he has been inquiring
into the condition of several properties
In which he is interested
j. J. Daily and j. j. Broughall, man
ager and assistant manager of the DAILY"
Judge Mining company, visited Park City
Friday TO render personal attention in the
care of the bodies of the unfortunate men
killed in the mine on Thursday, and to
families.
Secretary A. E Snow of the Martha
Washington company returned yesterday
from several days stay at the mine,
which he says is making a very good rec
ord these days Some nice ore has been
opened into on the main Martha vein;
When shipment would be made he said
was undetermined.
VALERIE Filler, who left early in May
to go to Manila in the interests of syn
dtcaGe that was figuring operating
street railways in that far-off metropolis,
Is expected back early in the coming
week. 1t is understood that he has turned
the Philippine proposition down cold and
will hereafter give his mining interests
his undivided attention
c. w. Luck writes that he is preparing
10 go out prospecting for Professor lib
balls and others again. He spent some
time in the Thunder mountain district
earlier in the season and he now intends
TO try the Big creek and Marshall lake
sections of Idaho, where he counts on
being more successful than he was at
Thunder The failure of the Dewey COM
pany to construct a road and take in its
new 100-stamp mill he writes, has had a
tendency TO give the country black eye,
though ne believes some good mines will
yet be opened there.
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or the system of averages In the pre-
vious week the official statement
showed a loss Of only s5o2,20o cash.
while the estimated decrease was ST.
$4,000; making allowance for the aver
age loss of cash there appeared to
have been about $1,000, goo of the loss
carried over at the end of that week:
this would account for s.. GOO 600 on the
above-noted discrepancy between the
estimated and the actual loss last
week. leaving s.. $50 500 still to be &C
counted for. Possibly this may have
been in great part due to large pay
ments through the banks into the sub
treasury after the middle of the week
for customs and internal revenue, and
also to the average Of the $500. No gold
exported on Thursday. The loans were
increased $500, 200, making s1S. 200. 800
for the fortnight, indicating revival
Of syndicate borrowings. The deposits
were increased 81. 497 800, which amount
very closely agrees with the gain in
loans less the loss in cash. The re-
quired reserve was increa sed 1924, 375
through this augmentation in deposits,
which amount added 10 the loss of
cash makes s4.7o6,S75. representing the
reduction in surplus reserve. This item
is now $9.e31, go. against $50. 952, $50 at
the corresponding date year ago. This
low surplus reserve condition of the
banks will doubtless be regarded as
unfavorable from the borrowers stand
point, because of the inlminence of the
seasons movement of currency to the
interior for crop purposes Last year
after this date there was a gradual re-
duction in the surplus reserve of the
New York banks TO Sc, 81, $50 by Sept.
Z, a loss in four weeks of $14, COZ. 600.
Should there be material diminution
in surplus reserve this year. the scar
city cannot fail to have an all import
ant effect upon rates for money at this
center. 1t is noteworthy that the cir
culation fell off last week 5000, 900. fol-
lowing more or less decided increases
in recent weeks. Daily average OF
bank clearings last week was s198, 000,-
600, against s246, 200, 900 in the previous
week, reflecting a smaller business on
the stock exchange. Comparing the
changes in loans by the larger banks
1t appears that six of these institutions
show an increase of 81, 500. In the spe-
Gle item comparisons disclose a net de-
crease of 100000, of which amount
one bank lost IS, 000.0eo.
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TYPHOID ON INCREASE.
Fewer Scarlet Fever Cases This
Week Than Last.

For the week ending Aug there
were seventeen births reported to the
board of health, nine males and eight
females. The deaths reported for the
same period were thirty -four, twenty
four males and ten females.
Five new cases of scarlet fever were
reported during the week and eight
having been discharged left twelve
cases in quarantine. three less than the
preceding week OF diphtheria there
were three cases in quarantine at the
close of last report. Two cases died
during the weekend none having been
discharged left three cases in quaran-
tine at the close of this week.
No new cases Of smallpox were re-
ported and one was discharged. Ieav-
ing nine cases in the city, one less than
the previous week.
There were twelve cases of typhoid
fever at the close of last week, three
new ones were reported and two died.
leaving fifteen cases under medical su-
pervision excepting those being treated
at the hospitals.
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Metal Markets

New York, Aug. 9,-The usual Satur-
day quietude prevailed in all metal
markets today, and prices were gen.
eral, as they were on Friday, with a
fairly steady undertone dominating
principal metals. Copper was in mod
crate demand Standard spot was
quoted at 11-15@11.50; lake. 11.S5@11- 95;
electrolytic. 11.75G1IS5, and casting at
11.65911.75. Spot tin ruled quiet and
firm, at 2S.55@29.0o; futures continued
to show an easiei undertone. Lead
held steady at 4.122, and spelteT firm
at 5.45 for spot and 5-371z for August
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York. Aug. 9.-The statement Of
The associated banks for the week end
ing today shows
Loans 1926, 494. 500; increase. Sc. sos. eco
997, 200.
Circulation. ss1sso. 200: decrease.
s303, 500.
Legal tenders. s77.47s.soO: decrease.
s., To-, 600.
Specie. sl71.4ss.4OO. decrease. $780,
Reserves. s2ss,s42. 600. decrease. 81
Reserve required. s2ss. go. 80. in
crease. s624S75.
Surplus. ssO.Os1,a50: decrease s4.7OS.-
New York Aug e-The Financier
says, The most nota BILE feature of the
statement OF the New York asSocia ted
banks last week was the redemption of
s4.OSZ-00V IN cash. the specie being de-
creased Sl,Sis,590 and the legal tenders
sl,lVt.eev. The estimates. based upon
the traeeable movement OF money dur
ING. the week, indicated that the banks
mad lost 1855. 200: therefore, the differ
erce between the estimate ted and the ac-
.uai loss OF cash was g, AZ, 800 which
discrepancy cannot be accounted for
upon the theory that it was the result
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Coffee and Smear

New York. Aug. s.-Conee cIossz
. points lower TO points higher a.
oarely STEADY. Total sales. 1000 bsg.
includlng August, 5.35G5.45; SepteS9''
Der, 5-35Q5-40: December. 5.45- Nh
5-S5; May. 5-45; July $50 H.
Coffee-Spot Rio, quiet: No. =
voice. 51z- Mild, quiet; Cordova ga
11Iz. GU
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair. reA1i,-
rs; centrifugal, 96 test. 5 1892
Molasses sugar. 2ss; refined. s+as5,.
No. 8. 40; No. Z, 400; No. s. 90. n
9. 3-s5; No 10, $50; No. Il. SIX "
Il, $40; No. 13. $40: No. Il. $40. Con
fectioners' A. AS; mould A. $50. ,,,+-
loaf. SIS; crushed SIS; powdered. a.
graduated, 4-65; cubes, 40.
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CALIFORNIA; ASSESSMENT.
Directors Cal! on Shareholders For
the Sum of $4,000.

At a meeting of the directors OF the
California Mining & Milling company.
held on Friday night. an assessment
of &C a share. on the capital stock of
the corporation was levied It is made
payable at once. and becomes delin-
Quent on Sept 8. and sale day is fixed
for the 27th of the same month.
This assessment will bring in the
sum of $4,000. and the management
announces that $4,000 OF the amount
will be applied TO the. company's in
debtedneSs and the balance used 10
meet running expenses at the mine
Another assessment in the same sum.
a. least. viii likely follow Immediately
after the collection of this one, and
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The Cummings M & NJ Company Or
ganized For That Purpose

The Cummings Mining & Milling
company, with its principal Offices az
Kanosh. Willard county. Utah, yester-
day incorporated by fling articles with
Secretary of State Hammond. The
company. which will devote its atten-
ton to a general mining business. in
Guiding the operation Cs number of
claims I'm the Gold Mountain mining
district in Piute county. is capitalized
at $4,000. divided into shares of the
par value of 10 cents each.
William Cummings is president,
Charles Whitaker, vice president: Ada
Whitaker, secretary, and ". G. Cum
mings, treasurer. The officers. includ-
ing James Gardner and Harvey Cum
mings, form the directorate
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k0LITZ

Ogden Excursion, Sunday, Aug. 10.
Via Oregon Short line-SpeciaI train
at 1000 a. m; special train return to
leave Ogden at 900 2. m.
Round trip only $1.00. Refreshments
served on train free
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Imports and Exports.

New York, Aug. s--The imports -
dry goods and merchandise at New
York this week were valued at s1z1s4.-
7C5-
The exports Of specie aggregated
$451.467 in silver and S544. 445 gold.
The imports of specie were SSs.T39
gold and 1851 silver.
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SALTAIR'S SACRED CONCERT
Sunday, Aug. 10.

Will be the musical treat of the sea-
son. Come listen to enchanting melo-
dies while the balmy breezes of the
great lake exhilarate and refresh you.
Round trip 25c.
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Open Board.

lan3 d & NJ at Sc
leo Daly-Judge at 81.
so Ingot at loo.
1.eoa Northern Light at &c.
100 South Swansea at Sc.
so Ben Butler at 14skc.
40 Century at elc.
2aa Century at eOc
20 Century at S9lvc.
so CoInstock at Sc
go Comstock at Sac
100 Comstock at Sc
100 ComStock at Sc
100 Comstock at 17iSo.
80 Comstock at sc.
100 Comstock at SOC.
1o0a Martha Washington at SIC.
Total open board 6.300 shares
Shares sold 1856.
Selling value. $1S- 1S7.S-
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Ore and Bullion.

During the past week ore and bullion
settlements in this city, as reported by
Mccormick g. Co., amounted to $685.. 800,
yesterdays proportion of the total being
$4,000. divided as follows: Silver lead
gold and copper ores, IS, 300; base bullion,
s1S,701
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A Dark ana MUDDY Comuiexion

Does not become a neat woman. Lanes
Tea will cure constipation. clear I'd
the skin, sharpen the appetite ana
make you look and feel like a new
person 1t acts gently upon the ston-
ach, liver and bowels. For sale by
Godbe-Pitts Drug comOany
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Denver. Aug. &-Cattle-Receipts II.
Market, steady. Beef steers, 4G0GP.oo;
COWS, 2-5OG4O0; stockers, 3.5ode so;
feeders, freight paid TO river, 5.7564. Is;
bulls, stays. etc, 1.50d 500.
Hogs-Receipts, 800. Market. lower.
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Dairy Products

New York. Aug. 9.-Butter-Reoe'n,s
5000 packages Steady State H.,
1920; creamery, I7d20Iz: June cream
cry, imitation, 15lzd111.; factory. 14lL
GI61z.
Eggs-Receipts. 5000 packages. Fir7,
State and Pennsylvania. 2OIz621: wesr-
ern candled, 1890; western unca1-
died, 1501S.
change today the butter market v-sz
steady; creameries. 19Hl92t; diaries. 1ST
1Sia-
Cheese-Steady: U.d11.
EggS-F'irm. Fresh. III
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TO GLENW00D SPRINGS
And Return. $500.

Via Rio Grande Western railway.
Selling dates Aug. 18th, 18th. 18th, 3Oth,
Sist and Sept 1, good 20 days. The
finest mountain resort in America.
Superb bath houses, cave and pool
bathing without parallel in the world
all within your reach
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Light packers. Z.IOG7.ss. n,i,a5
IN; heavy. 7.20G7. 30 'i7g
Sheep-Receipts. LOO. Market. x+-orz
Good fat muttons, 3.0O64 400. la-ob ..'1 q 3,
q5.O0. ia'ii0s' 400