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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13
COURT CONVENES MONDAY
inal Cases and oS Civil Cases Already En-
tered with as Many More Ready.

! The spring term of the district court
Steele and Stenographer Hodge are ex.
pected to arrive from GTargevlle to.
! morrow. The clerk of the court, u putty
GEO. r. Erb has just made up the calen-
dar and reports the largest array of liti-
cation that has been on the docket in
recent years At the beginning of the
October term Judge Steele was called TO
his boyhood home in Indiana by the i'll
ness of his father aud most of the work
OF the term went over. The calendar as
printed shows Is cases and there are
twenty or more ready for filing which
will be placed on the calendar at the
opening of the term. Mr.. Erb is of the
opinion that there will be fully $50 cases
presented to be disposed Of during the
term.
The criminal calendar opens very light
with only eight ca'es, hut there are
Others ready to be put on the calendar.
There is one murder case. Andrew Fo-
garty is charged with killing John
Brown, Nez Perce Indian lanes
Gibson, who recently escaped from jail
is charged with assaulting Slickpoo with
attempt to murder. In the case of the
state against Benton Denny the defend
ant is charged with perjury. Lewis
Roberts and Thomas Vanartsdalen are
charged with stealing horses from pas
ture near Leland. The other criminal
cases are Ct minor importance.
The civil calendar is full and will have
many additions during the term. In the
case of Kate Deeds VS. Lottie Stevens the
question of lease of the Hotel Grand will
be again considered. This case is re.
manded back from the supreme court.
The Vollmer porch case will probably
come to finish, In this case the Ma
tional Bank sues R. c. Beach, who as
mayor removed the Vollmer store porch
in compliance with an ordinance In
Ernest Minkler VS. the Singer Sewing
Machine Co. the old case Of Minker is
recalled. He has now brought suit to
recover money due from the company.
The II. Huute matter is still in court
in the case of Chas. r Halslead trustee,
VS., +. ) Sweet ct al When Hunte put
his property out Of his hands as is claimed
by other creditors, + S. Sweet and
others who bought from him were
charged with being party to the fraud
This is the termination of that suit
There will bc he usual am unt Of suits
ON foreclosure 10 recover on not and to
quiet litIe, with more than the usual grst
of divorce proceedings. there being eight
unhappy homes waiting to be broken up
bS legal separation. Altogether it prom
ises to be long and interesting session
for the litigauts and the attorneys.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13
Federal Building for Lewiston.

Ex-senator Heitfeld gives some inside
information in regard to the fight made
i'll the senate this time to have Idaho
represented in the omnibus building bill
with appropriations for buildings in Lew
iston, Moscow and Pocatello. The fight
came UP i'll such way that had the
Idaho senators held ont they could have
forced the situation or defeated the
measure, but the administration leaders
in charge Of the bin made distinct
promise to Senators Heitfeld and Dubois
that Idaho would be properly recognized
in the building bill drawn in tf" next
session and Senator Heitfeld .ys that
1t will be comparatively easy matter to
secure a $4,000 federal building for
Lewiston at the next session of congress
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13
]. J. Marassck Arrested.

NEzPERcE, March I3-(Special)-- Capt
Schattner, United States deputy marshal,
made raid on Marraseck's S place TODAY
at Nezperce and arrested Marraseck. He
had a warrant for Henry crumpacker,
but Crumpacker run to cover and escaped
arrest. The warrant was sworn out by
Andy Cox and the charge is introducing
liquor on the reservation. The arrest, ii
is alleged is the outcome of gambling
game in Maraseck's place few weeks
ago, when Cox and others were arrested
on complaint OF Maraseck for passing
worthless checks on him to pay money
lost at gambling Maraseck saws he will
carry the case TO the supreme court OF the
United States, if convicted below. as he
believes the law Is unconstitutional Can
tam Schattner will arrive in Lewiston
with his prisoner,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13
Lewiston Loses the Debate.

Lewiston lost the debate with Cheney
last Saturday night. The announcement
of the judges was that though Lewiston
won on style and delivery they fell below
their opponents on.thought aud lost the
debate on points. Style and delivery
was graded 90 and thought 90 on the
scale used in the debate. The question
was:
Resolved that general restrictive
Legislative policy directed by the United
States would be wise.i
Lewiston had the affirmative which was
defended by Joseph McGhee, o. J. Rust
and Clement Reid. Cheney for the neg,
ative was represented by c. d. Martin,
l.. A. Lewis and Edward Trimble
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13
Leland Notes

Mr.. DeBolt OF Moscow was in our ciiv
Monday.
MIR. Noles of Kansas is visiting rcla
tlves in this vicinity.
J. w. Stoneburner made business trip
to Lewiston this week.
MIR. +. Mounce OF Lewiston visited our
burg the last of last week
K. McIver sold the north 80 acres of
his ranch last Saturday to Mr. Herman
Schultz of Cameron
We should not complain OF bad weathe,
at this tine for we have been greatly
blessed with exceedingly good weather
for the past six weeks
Mr.. A. L. Rough Of Moscow spent sew.
eral days in Leland and vicinity this
week in the interest of the Butterfield <
Elder Machine CO. of Moscow.
Messrs. S. J. Prince f. M. Snider
moved their stock of merchandise and
drugs respectively into the store room Of
the new | o. o F. building last Tues
day,
Mrs. Alice Perdue arrived here last
Monday and will have in few days a
full line of millinery goods in the Black
ineton building at the east end of Main
street.
March is here again with her accus-
toned blustery weather. Yet not so bad
as we might expect. Despite the dis
agreeable weather many Of the farmers
are at work in the fields blowing.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13

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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13
State Board of Horticulture.

The new state board of horticulture
met III Boise Monday and perfected its
organization. DR., III. p. Usiick was
chosen president, and A. f Gibson, sec
retary. They with r F. Hit and Pro-
fessors French and Aldrich of the state
university composed the board. A Nc.
Pherson was appointed state horticultural
inspector. The state was divided into 10
districts. Two of these are in North
Idaho. District No. l comprises Nez-
perce, Latah and Idaho counties. Will
liam Mohl has been appointed inspector
and $500 appropriated foi the work ofthe
year.
The members decided upon form of
certificate to be issued to dealers in nur-
sery stock after they have complied with
the provisions of the new law. These
provisions include the filing of satisfac-
tory bond with the state board that they
will not be agents in the distribution OF
infected stock.
A handy reference book, containing
remedies and preventives for orchard
pests and many suggest ons that are OF
value to horticulturalists, as well as the
new law in full, it to- be printed in suffi-
cient numbers to distribute thoroughly
throughout the state, The book will be
an exceptionally handy guide to those
engaged directly or indirectly in The in
dastry.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13

Will Hoyt who sang so acceptabiy IN
the cantatta Belshazzar, presented here
this week, is Spokane boy his father
having recently moved to Spokane from
North Yakima. He has sung the lead
ing PARTS in both Esther and Belshazzar
in North Yakima and Spokane. lie has
voice of much power and richness
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13

] ci,v senator 5e D. i, Evans visited in
a re,ns ,ol : few days this week. BE.
1 session home after the work Of
Ake =" rs,al g made a trip to Lewiston 10
|ess deyelon. uai Investigation Of the bus.
/ Evans ,opment = Of this section. sena.
.nnty. 'en' OF Malad, Oneida
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13

A. Schiebe returned "Wednesday from
trip to Rapid river where he has force
OF men driving tunnel on one of the
properties in the Kim group, The Kim
group comprises seven claims carrying
good surface values in copper and gold.
Jake Huber left today for business
trip TO Spokane.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-24
To Colorado and California

5%%&A@r54 1gsMHIS5 VIA inc Gs#EHEN85a9SSsNF E
Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul Railway.
Double daily train service is now Of
fered from Chicago to Colorado and to.
California via the Chicago, Milwaukee
&St. Paul-Union Pacific line. Through
$ andard and tourist sleepers are oper-i
ated between Chicago and San Fran
cisco; and through standard sleepers
and reclining char cars between Chi
cago and Denver.
The new service to Colorado includes
a train that's on the road only one.
night, leaving Chicago 9:45 "a. M,
reaching Denver early the next after
noon.
Descriptive folders and booklets from
any ticket agent Of the Chicago, Mil
Waukee g. st. Paul railway, or F. a.
Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chi
cago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-24

Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss &MAzzz@m


If the holiday trade is not up to
the standard this year it will GER
tainly not be the fault ofthe wealth
er, as it could not be nicer.
A new line of nuts, candies
crackers and dishes for Christmas,
at ScHENkENBERaER's
Bert Mclaughlin departed on
Tuesday for the Alberta country,
Can, where he expects to take up
land and become a cattle king.
Our groceries are always as
fresh as any. Get your Christmas
supply of us.
THE OLD RELIABLE.
Mr.. Will Peck of Armour, who
is now a mail Clerk between Spen-
Ger, Ia, and Chamberlain, S. D.,
spent Sunday with We editors tam
lily.
I am prepared to quote prices
on bills of lumber delivered to any
station i'll South or North Dakota.
Call or write for prices and save
money. PAUL LANDMANN.
Rev. TREK returned from bis
trip TO Lodi, Cal, last week, and
seems to be very fayorably I'M
pressed with the appearance Of
that part of the country.
G. G. Max has purchased a full
line Of Northwestern Brand canned
goods which are absolutely the
best on the market today. Try
Just one can and be convinced.
Mrs. Ray Smith, who was visit
ing in Olivet last week, went to
Vermillion Saturday to visit her
parents, Nh. and Mrs. w. b.
White.
Large line Of baskets, useful and
ornamental, suitable for Xmas
presents, at GoEHR1NG & GLoEGE's.
Mrs. H. j. G. Koobs returned
from Chicago last Friday. While
there she was under treatment at a
hospital for several weeks and has
returned much improved in health.
Get a few barrels Of those fancy
New York apples--several varieties
at THE OLD RELIABLE.
a faded out, care-Worn woman
of 40, with a spruce u~p-to-date
husband, should take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Brings back that youth
full, girlish beauty. Keeps the old
man from going to the lodge. IS
cents. Diehl's Drug Store.
TO BE CURED Of rheumatism,
with all its lameness, aches and
pains, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. You
must be sure % GET HOODS.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-24

LOCAL NEWS.

"A. A. Grant of Yankton was in
town Tuesday.
C.G. Max sells only the very
best of chocolates and bonbons.
Mr.. Donnan, Of Iowa, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Koobs.
Mrs. E. T. Sweet was the guest
of Mrs. Reeves over Sunday.
Every one plays Finch. For
sale at Downs a. RoMBERG's.
Mrs. +. M. White Of Olivet was
shopping in Scotland Wednesday.
Agent for the Butterick Patterns
and Delineator.
p. SoHENKENBERGER.
"a. G. Cummins and family will
go to Melletts today to visit his.
brothers family.
Miss Marion Mum came home
from Huron College yesterday to
spend the holidays.
Prices torn to pieces on Child
ren's Cloaks and Ladies' Clothand
Plush Capes at ScHENKENBERGER's
John Mcdonald, claim agent for
the G. NJ. and ST. 2. Ry. was in
Scotland Wednesday.
Don't buy your Candies and
Nuts for Christmas until you have
examined our stock.
.. FAlLoN.
John Martin shipped one of bis:
blooded Duroc. Jersey hogs to
Plankinton yesterday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-24
The Lacrosse Steam
Laundry, Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Basket Leaves Ian. 5.
E. H. Treiber, Agt.

Rev. Martin will conduct servic-
es in the Episcopal church next
Sunday morning and evening.
FL1NcH-the new winter game,
for sale at Downs & Romberg's.
Oliver Sweet arrived from the
university at Vermillion Wednes-
day to spend the holidays at home.
Moses Hackett held the lucky
number that drew the $50 graphic
phohe at Max's restaurant last
week.
ais, "a I,N1ZZZzzT
Miss Emma Schmierer came
home tuesday from the university
at Vermillion to spend the holidays.
Robert Berry and family and
Mrs. Daisy Gouker, Of Avon, were
guests Of the Haynes family Tues
day.
Pay your taxes at The First
National Bank Bring your road
receipts.
The supper and bazaar given in
Odd Fellows Hall last Saturday
afternoon and evening. by the la
dies of the Presbyterian church,
was veay well attended. The total
receipts aggregated about $50, the
net profits being about $50.
We haven't got five or ten tons
Of Nuts and Candies, but we have
plenty for everybody and at prices
as low as the lowest. Special in
duoements offered to Sunday
schools and churches. See us be
fore buying elsewhere.
The OLD RELIAB LIE.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-24

The special meetings in the M.
p. church are still progressing and
a good degree Of interest is mani
tested.
Get your Christmas Rugs at the
Furniture Store.
GoEHRING & GLoEeE.
Adam Pietz if. and family de
parted last Monday for Odessa,
Wash, where they expect to make
their future home.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-24

If you need a new harness, wag-
on or buggy come in and examine
my stock and get prices. I buy
my goods cheap, for cash, and am
ready to meet all competition.
D. w. CHAMBERLAIN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Estrsy La~ Provnsoa

fratl-.ans as D. prpocsiure sf lhe
ueU e-tFay iau are - alfiercni frlm
aia mathsds ihaf Ne again pahllst
tha lmrsrtani -ssctIau ~ regard o.
naf.ee b. shc state baaF8 q al osfrsvs
taken up
~aa i shall i. nulauf fu here
after b,r aHy person ather than an
auttruzed inspector ef she State
Baarl - ssgck inspection Csaiulis-
-ia1- o. take up ur retain possession
1f amy esiray animal sc animals cN-
ccTs a. hereiu provided and any per
.an who shall take up and rctalu
pa--fs-si1n 1T any estrav animal or
animals without notifying the State
Beard e stock ln-pectiaH Comuiis-
- suer-, within the time provided in
tbs aef shall be guilty Of a mislie-
meaHar and upon eauyictiuu may be-
hHai uoi more than hve hundred
q d.llars S5tu for each and every "a
fence
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

Ir haal- clss - ah5usana
rarnff h.aks SO amero legal biauk
af SIS al3 uFar sheets $50 q
lhaassiuI Word -lue .t the interest,"
mE taIuG- -Wau o. "Wednesday ID
the TRIAL 81 smith Brsok- puutiug
company heiHc thf caurt 1i urc-tl-
EafiHu II fhis interesting company
1t zrafter- bad uat been h9gs ru the
way af Undertaking cauniy printers
aut af hyiuE business Iu their aWu
-aunfies There w9uli De- more raasou
o. tHIub fh,re was -Imc mistake uu
uHlbar side ta thc question:
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

N1Htrose Enterprise Larry Finch
D. our locd member of the sanitary
inspection board created under the
uav law governing live stock. Ata
meeting Of this board in Dcuverv when
,Ee board appointed the inspectors
over the state the republican
central committee interviewed
the board and Informed that
10 wanted new man appointed as
secretary our Larry stood up and
told them politics cut mo- figure with
him. lie was for merit Tie stood
Tor the old secretary regardless at the
republican central committee. Then
the committee pulled the wires and
Gov Peabody sent the board word ht
wanted the new man appointed, bu,
the board was firm and the old secrc-
tary was retained. Good for Larry
We are glad he viii not submit d
seeing the stock interests Ufthe state
made a political machine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Some Fish Figures.

The t-h crraI al tho mouth af
North Beaver arceb has bsan a -lurae
af attraction Ir -4lc weeks. Every
mr vhH has -Hara time makes a
trip 3D. fha spawning station where
Nr Iui and hIs assistant Charley
Bamett are busy taking eggs fum
che bE mIubavs thaf attempt o. 60
mp Beaver creak ta spawn Nester-
day morning Mr. Land tald a re
prfer that 27SI h-b bad been
caught u fhe pens. These would
welEht 1H an agerare three pounds
apiece. ur N5l2 pounds representing
al j0 rauf- q pound "a value af over
$1,000 Most af them are stripped
Of the eggs and thcn Ia 60 though
"a few very large ONES have been
placed in the breeding pens at Cum
ui-ru.
Fr1m thrzr hsh have been taken
l525uOO eggs and other fish now
m pens are expected t1 produce
luuWu more before the spawning
season I- over
li the hatch from the eggs Is sue
cr-slul as iu FORMER vear- thc mum
h,r OF frv turned out will break the
record and continue the claim OF
Gmui-Hn us having the best lacatiou
I'm the state iar such purposes
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

Not only does General Baldwin
deny the interview with a reporter
Of the Denver Post i'm which it is
claimed he stated some rather blunt
facts about the cheapness with which
the life Of native Filipino soldiers
WAS held but the war department Of
hvial- sent 90 Whitewash him lied
about 10 and announced that the re-
porter had been discharged. Gen
cral Baldwin Is perhaps entitled to
the benefit 1f the doubt but not sa
the war department officials vhowcre
caught rad-handed in lies. Verify
our m-Americuu colonial system is
bearing fruit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

Canon City and Salida are wre~t-
ling with the question Of water
polluted by placer mining at Granite
and the mills at Deadville. There
are u0 longer amy fish To- be cansid-
cred a. at Guuui@1n, but 1t Is claimed
that the quicksilver used iu placer
mining is detrimental o. health. We
have talked with a good many citi-
zous and opinion seems much divided
a TO the 3dvisability Of taking active
measures TO stop placer mining this
summer. 1t hurts the fishing but
on the other hand some claim placer
mining alone does not kill fish but
only substitutes bait for fiy fishing
Others think the value nf mining in
terest are 50 much greater than fish
ing that there should be no action
taken at all The NEv~CHAwrIox
invites expressions on this point.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
While there is Life there is Hope

was afflicted with catarrh. could
neither taste nor smell and could
hear but little. Ely's Cream Balm
cured it, Marcus G. Shautz. Railway
y. j.
Cream Balm reached me safely and
the effect is surprising My son says
the first application gave decided re
lief. Respectfully, Mrs. Franklin
Freeman Dover, y. II.
The balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at 5C
cts. or mailed by Ely Brothers, 5c
Warren ST., New YORK.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Nufltt ot SPECIAL NiEfi>G of THE >To, h
HOLDERS oF THr wnk SILVER MINING
A sNIITING CunPaNy

Notice is hereby given that ON
Monday, the first day of June. 1903.
at the hour of 1000 O'Clock IN at
the office Of Dexter T. Sapp. in the
town of GunuiS0n, Gunnisou County
Colorado, a ~Pecial meeting. uf the
stockholders Of The Wick Silver
Mining a Smelling Company will
be held
The purpose af this meeting Is to
submit 90 the stockholders for their
determination the question 0f fx-
tending the life If said corporation
for the term Of twenty .3OI wears
HESEY N. WICK.
JAMES NJ SCHooxH.KrR
GEORGE Ton
Owners Of more than ten percent
Of the capital stock Of sand Com
pauv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

BO5-eveIt~ franchise tax law as-e---
ing as taxable real property the right
of way and privilege Of doing bust
ness possessed by railroads and other
corporations was upheld May 9TH by
the supreme court ol New York and
will add six million a year 90 state
revenue Il was this principle in
the revenue law that led railroads Of
Colorado 10 Ggh IT So vigorously.
The failure To enforce it defeated
Governor Omau for denomination
and elected a republican administra-
tIon. We are interested 10 observe
whether this board Of equalization
will favor the people or the corpora
tlUus
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

About iup cowboys from around
Ieaustm, Nyo will participate in
ta. reception to President Roosevelt
u ~al Lake the latter parl oft This
umth Two special trains will be
chartered tn carry the men and their
horses to Zion. unless satisfactory
railroad rates can not be secured ln
which event the ruwboys viii ride
from Evanston 10 Salt lake 1n their
horses
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

Marshal Lmberty is getting plen-
" Of exercise impouuding all sorts
Of animals that their owners have
been in the habit Of using as lawn
mowers for ditch banks. This is
cummendable for as GunniS1n be
comes more a city Of homes it Is en-
couragement for people TO grade their
lawns. plant trees and otherwise
beautify the surroundings when they
know these Improvements viii not
be damaged bv cattle and horses
loose in the streets
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

Record Ntorkmm The State
Board of Stock Inspection has de
tcrmiued to quarantine against scab
or mango iu cattle This is dome hv
che universal request of the -tockmeu
of the state who have been watching
the spread af this disease during the
tho past few year- with considerable
uuea-ine-S There Is little question
but chat this disease came original
ly FROM the South and has spread in
r0 Colorado from Kansas and Ne
hraska. which states imported 10 pro-
bahly directly from Texas A. far
a7 possible brand inspector. will al.
su act as sanitary inspectors and one
Zee viii cover both inspections. An
effort viii also be made 90 secure the
services If the R0ard of animal
industry and il is hoped that
federal inspectors can he in
ducei TO assist in The work Of check
ing the spread Of this disease. The
first work Of the board will he ta
couhue the disease 10 the tcrritor,
already infected and then 10 insist
upon the stuckmcn I'm such infected
districts using every effort to rid
their herds of the infection 1t is
believed that the stockmen of the
state viii chcerfullv lend their as
sistance 10 this work as all under.
stand the necessity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

The District Of Columbia is fast
becoming Identical with the city of
Nashington-in fact the city lines
are spreading 50 rapidly that in "a
few years the district will be one
great city with practically no subur-
farms No state to-day has such "a
dense population.
In spite Of the cIty's growth mar
ket gardeners still find spots not Vet
too valuable for residence purposa.
lu 1900 nearly SlOO.OOO worth of
district truck was sold I'm the city
markets but in 1850 the total vaIue
was over S2jppOO showing big
decline
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

u \. Farrell of Lake City and G.
ii. Kendall a mining expert Of New
York City have been in Gunnison
this week making trips Of inspection
TO Vulcan, White Pine. Pitkin. Cres-
ted Butte and various mining ceuters
Of the county The outlook grows
more and m0re favorable forthe sue
cess OF the enterprise that Mr.. Furcl
Is backing
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

\ fellow who had not been around
horses much married into farmer
family in Gunnison county. One day
he went driving with his girl and her
mother aud stopped to bet the team
drink He got out and unhitched
the cruppers SO the horses could Get
their heads down The women nearly
cnlIansed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

Cun.as.F aaaaah Nr Slll- vil
HE aa=- the Interesting f1pir as
uaH aFsaaii il.-lhea iaeuuseri-
hslaFe che grand Iury 81 th..f thes
deaesei ~fsl had hegu Tlii iar rhs
tl8 Isf rrlHfIaE Whau a- q rsatier al
ar H taH thaf Was fbe 01rroc
amount ~rraurc. lsnt u.