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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
6uter Sumpr.

Son Dem 9uten SumOr Der Mann.
l6aften an Yoro oes Yunoesfreu;ers
u @eit Sirsinia" liefert Die folSenbs
tieine GpiiOoe sinen Osutli6sn 9epsis:
Seutuant 9eOrse, Der erite Sffi;ier Ses
Sdiffrs mad Gapt. glrnOlS. 1T unter
ben S6iifsmannidaiten nur als Bull.
Dog @eor9e" bstannt. 2llS Der Sreu;sr
y Weit Sir9inia" am Gage Dor Der 9ln.
tunit oeS britiiden @eidwaOers i'm
9iep YOrter Sufen eintrai, iab man an
Dem S6iff uur idwariem SiutersrunO
nit weitbin ii9tbaren beutIi6sn Bud.
itaben bic Suidrift: y9lrnOlb Sauatos
RUM" Bulldog SeOr9e, fsspsr"
Sin WtatrOle bate wdbreno Der gia6t
NIT fnnitiertiSer 9auO Die ei9enurties
Sni6riTt ansefertiSt. sic wnroe BON
SOro bes Sreu;ers gWtaHa6uietts"
entoedt uno iOfOrt Our6 llsberitrei6eu
NIT anberer 6arbe uOllitdnOis auSse.
lOidt. Bulldog @sorse~ iou Ii6 iiber
ben 8ie fOltli6 amiiiirt bubsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Arbeiter prpteitiren.

Sin erniter FrOteit sessn Die se.
plunte Giienbubufra6trutsn @sieeseb,
uns wurOe Dem YrdiiOentsn iiberreidt
Der FrOtsit UurOe BON 9tsprdIentanteu
Der fiini srOBsu 9lrbeiterusrbdnbe uor9s.
lest, welde I'M Giieubabubetrieb be.
idGitigt iinO - Die 2OfOmOtiufiibrer,
Die SOnouttenre, Die 6eiser, bic 2Bei.
6enitellsr unb bas 3u9periOnul. Die
Reprdieutanten wieien Oarauf bin, ba6
@iisnbubuseiessebuns lOsii6sr gBeilc
@rnieori9un9en Der Staten bebeutet.
Dieier llmitanS, bebauptstsn Iie, wiro
bic @innabmen Der Sabuseislli6aiten
perrinsern uno es psrbe bubsr eusntuell
elm ReouttiOn Der SObus Der Subuanse.
itsllten erfolseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Srranton, pa.

Die feiniten Orudarbeiten in Der StaSt,
Siefert Die Office bes -Wofenblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Der neuc Sonia.

Sn Gbriitianiu, 9torwssen, iinS 81,
Sorbereitnn9eH gum wiirOissu @mpfau(
bes SOnigs Sarl ", oes iriiberen Brin,
sen Sarl BON DGuemart, bereits in
uOllem @anse. Der Ginius Ses neuer
SOniss unO iciner Semablin in oieSta
wirb am %. giOuember erfOlsen, al
weldem Gage Die 9Intunit oeS Wtonar.
den auf einem nOrwesii6sn S6ladt.
i6iff in SeSleitanS elmer 9lniabl uOu
oGnii6en, beutibsn unO britilden
Srie9sidiffen erwartet pirb. Oiad,
Dem ieet uOrIie9euoen oifi;isllen Seri6t
wuroen bel Der lesten gOltswubl 259,.
563 Stimmen fir unb 1894 ge9cn
ben RrinSeu SurI ubsesebeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Mlieed,en's 6efd,enfe.

Die griiiuns uno Die 9lbiddsung
Der Brdiente, wel6e Srdulein RoOiepelt
Ddbrenb ibres Yerweilens i'm Orient
erbielt, baben besOnnen. Die Beam.
ten oes 3Ollamts in @eOreetOwn babsn
nit Der Gr0fiuun9 Der 27 Siitsn besOn.
men, in Welhen bic @ei6ents na6 Den
Ser. Staaten seianOt purSsn. 9iC
3Ollbeamten iaSen, oaB cine gbidde.
un9 Der PrdieHte iebr i6wieris lit, Ou
iie mad ihrem fremOen cOmmer3isllsu
gSertbe absei6ast perOen miiiisn. 0iur
Der brittle 3beil Der Siiten 1T 10 msit
seOiiust WOrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23

- Oreijebn bunbert uno uieruuO'
iiebSis ruiiiide @eianseue, Ourunter
1852 WtatrOien BON Sort 9lrtbur iOwie
Elm Sberit, Elm Oberitleutnuut unS elf
SOlcatcn, Die bel Siulenti6ens unO
Geliiin Ssiungen 9enommeu pOroen
iino, wurbeu ben ruiiii6en Sertretern
gum SSeitertrauspOrt iibersebeu. Die
iapnniiben SsbOroen buben ibnen, 10
lanse iie auf iupanii6em 9erritOrium
iino, alle 0feiisbequsmli6teiteu sur Ser.
iii9un9 seitsllt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
GREAT .FLOTO SHOWS.
Unloading Big Circus is One Of the
Features.

OVACdOtUX - 0t0 SpO,sS 70 ~IsC ~ Ass~
Features.
Without doubt one Of the most IN
teresting features Of circus Of a
circus is the unloading Of the show
and its equipment Immediately upon
arrival work commences. Tho men are
divided into squads named according
to their respective duties. The squads
are known as the car, tent, stake ami
NAL, driver. cooking and ring squads
Early in the morning all but the last
named squads are at work. -
The animal and driver squads are
at work as soon as the switching is
finished, The horses are na1 and
harnessed. The drivers are divided
into two classes, those who take the
wagons. tents, poles etc, to the show
grounds and those who drive the
teams which assist in the unloading.
! There are six teams and drivers
employed in unloading the FlotO show.
Three teams are used in hauling the
wagons down the inclines from The
cars to the ground. Three more wag-
ons are employed in taking the load
from the incline to the show ground.
One man hooks a rope to the wagon
first in line, while two men are busy
guiding the tongues from one car to
another down the incline. To the rear
of the wagon another rope is fastened
SO as to steady it as. it goes down the
! incline. One man is busy working
with this rope which is wound about a
stake vel fastened to the unloading
Car.
Two or three teams are hitched to
each wagon to take 1t to the grounds.
There is about ten such squads busy
with the delivery work.
While this is going on the animal
squads are preparing the animals for
removal. They unload them and take
the INTO the grounds where they arc
carefully groomed for the morning pa
rade.
This big show will be here Saturday
next, May goth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
For Week Ending May Is, 1905

For Week Ending May Is, 1905.
Carson City Nevada, May 16, 1905.
The weather of the week averaged;
much colder than usual for this time
of the year. with rain and snow over
the greater part Of the State during
the first few days of the week. The
snowfall in Elko and White Pine coun-
ties was remarkably heavy, causing a
suspension of Spring farm work for
a few days and some loss of lambs
from exposure to the cold Tender
vegetation was seriously damaged by
killing frosts on Wednesday and Thurs
day mornings.
Crops Of all kinds are looking we'll
but making slow growth on account
of the prevailing cold weather of the
past two weeks
The range feed is improving rapidly
and stock generally is in a very COOL
condition
! Carson City.-Week opened cold and
closed warm. A heavy frost on the
| 10th and 18th damaged fruit blossom
garden track and alfalfa All crops
/ looking we'll but growing slowly
J. H. Smith. Section Director.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
LOCAL GATRER RINGS.

A light thunder storm was among
the weather changes Of yesterday.
A telephone line is said to be under
construction between Las Vegas and
Goldfield, intersecting all the inter
mediate points on the line.
Attorney Dodge came over from
Reno yesterday.
Judge Mack was among the attor-
neys in the Supreme Court yesterday.
Wanted:- Neatly furnished suite of
rooms. Centrally located. Two gen
tlemen. State terms. Address P. Q.
Box 215 Carson City, Nevada
| Those who attended the kintescope
last night state that the new line Of
| films shown were the best seen in
some time.
Mrs T. r. Hofer, Jr returned yes.
terday morning from Valleys where
she had been assisting Mrs. Stewart ir
earring for her little daughter who is
very i'll with typhoid A trained
nurse arrived yesterday morning from
San Francisco and was taken imme
diately to Valleys.
II Mrs. Ben Haas arrived YESTERDAY
morning and is the guest of Mrs. E
S. Daugherty.
Mrs. Taylor mother of Mrs. Huffake
is visiting friends in Reno.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
"A. Big LAW sui.
Tonopah Brokerage ans e'vspepers
to Answer in the Courts.

sNssOHes'' AA~s-~s0s~ Z Il
to Answer in the Courts.
i Harry Sc Yards Of the U. S. Mar
shalls OGce has departed for Tonopah
aud ! olafeld where he will serve pa
pers on eleven brokers and the news
papers Of the two camps.
1. Some time ago the brokerage firms
and the newspapers gave out THAT
Colorado firm was Floating wild cat
scheme, and stating that the property
was worthless. or words to that ct
feet The firm in reality was a solid
financial affair and backed by men CT
means. Their redress for the action
is through the courts and as they sue
to the tune of half a million for, the
alleged wrong, it looks like a pretty
lively fight is in sight The case has
gone far enough to b ring about the
serving of the papers and the lawyers
are kept hustling in q dozen hrms
to meet the allegations. There is nc
doubt but that wild cats are fiOate,1
out that way, but it is altogether
whose cat is caught in the trap.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
Getting Ready for Field Day

demic League of Nevada is an event
that is always anxiously looked for
ward to by the hikhest schools Of
the State The fifth annual meet will
be held at the University athletic
field in Reno next Friday afternoon
beginning at 2 O'Clock The high
schools of Elko, Wadsworth, Yerington
and Reno,have already entered, while
Carson, Virginia, Gold Hill and Garden.
vile are yet to be heard from.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
First Class in Every Particular.
A Company That keeps its Promises.

The following letter explains
Chicago, March II,
Mr. F. W. Day.
Carson City, Nevada.
Sir
customers that fit satisfaction
abage and we'll that "A satisfied
advertisement This the kind advertising
helped to make the biggest tailoring in the
World and right at the beginning of
wsh to impress that will satisfy your
Inc Point wish to make simply this:
want you to have single dissatisfied
best hair c'oth consequently
should however, exceptional shape
hesitate to return the back
IN proper shape and If this be
new one for you matter long during
the customer has i"
The same applies to the Innings. We guarantee our
Innings to wear and Innings
ION we will refine garments free
trusting that you will efforts
OF our madeto-measure
successful Spring business, are, Yours truly.
THE INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO.
p s. The Spring and Summer complete there are
no "0uts" Or Temporary "outs."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
SPEEDY WORK ON HAZENcUT-oFF
WiilWiII Connect Trunk Line With C.
e. c. in About Sixty Days.

The Chronicle is indebted to the
courtesy of Superintendent ]. NJ Full
ton for the annexed information re,
lating to the construction of the Haz.
en- cutoff:
The Hazen cutoff was begun at
Hazen and follows the county roadway
to the auckland ranch, thence through
Churchill county and to the point Of
connection with the Carosn and Colo
RADIO. The cutoff shortens the trip
from Eastern point to Tonopah 40
miles and will injure Reno and Mound
House through diverting the traftc
through these points. and as hereto
fore stated in the Chronicle will re
suit on serious inroad of the Wiz.
ginia and Truckee railroad company
The distance from Hazen to the
point of connection with the Carson
and Colorado is only q miles. TIL
cutoff shortens the distance from east
ern points to Los Angeles 600 miles
less than by the Ogden route.
The work of construction the cut OF
is divided into four mile sections ant
over one thousand men are employed
between Hazen and Churchill. TIL,
point of connection with the Carso,
and Colorado and work is being rush
ed to the limit The laying of tie
for the standard gauging of the Tono
pah railroad is nearly completed ar,
stringing steel rails between there an,
few days when the rails are delive.
ed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
hoo0ina Water.

Ranchers in LovelOcK Valley. bat
tered down the headgates of the Love
lock Land & Development Company
Sunday in order to release the i'm.
pounded waters Of the Humbolt River
They are now garding the gates to
prevent them being closed by the com
pany. Monday officers secured tenn
pOrary Injunction restraining the ranch
ers. There is a severe drouth in Love
lock valley and the Humboldt is now
dry below the reservoir.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
THE BIG TUNNEL
S. p. Company Making Ready to Bore
The Sierras.

s. p. Company Making Ready to Bore
The sierras.
Evidently the Southern Pacific Com
pany does not intend to lose any time
in bearing the long tunnel through tho
Sierra from Blue Canyon to a point on
the eastern slope of the range between
the Summit and Truckee, says the
San Francisco Chronicle. The con-
tractors are represented to be now
selecting camp sites for the working
gangs, and operations on the tunnel
and its approaches are expected to-
begin some time next month. Con-
tracts for supplies for the camps are
reported to have been already let.
The tunnel is one of the chief feat
ures in the plans of Improvement OF
the Central Pacific which we're deciei-
ed upon some years ago and which
the Southern Pacific Company has
since been steady carrying out. The
tunnel will be the longest in the couE-
try, approximating nearly seven miles
get rid of about 1900 feet of the climb
over the summit of the range which
constitutes the most expensive sec
ton of the system to operate, not ex-
cepting the Tehachapi grade. Besides
it will abolish twenty eight miles of
the forty miles of snOwsheds which
must be maintained now to keep the
road open for traffic during the winter
but which are in the summer a stand
ing menace to traffic operation owing
to their liability to be destroyed by
fire. Another advantage to be gained
by the tunnel is the saving Of time
between here and Chicago, the TUNE
and the Lucin cutoff being relied upor
to cut down the through transit o
passenger trains from three to two ant
one-half days.
Doubtless the haulage through tn,
tunnel will be done by electric motor
to avoid keeping such a long bor'
free from the smoke Of coal or OF
burning locomotives. Practically al
unlimited amount of electric powe
is available for the purpose as it ca
easily be generated with the water o
nearby mountain streams.
Little, If any of the mountain seer
cry now visible from the existing
track will be lost to the tourist wha
the tunnel is in use. as what will b.
shut from view while making the pas
sage through, it is now obscured b.
the gloomy snowsheds. 1t will ado
immensely. however, to the comfort
Of travel and totally dispose of the ar
Eoying delays and sidetracking whic
marks the operation Of the line acros
the summit and which grows more fir,
quent with the increasing congestio
Of trans-sierran traffic.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
Notice to Hunters

No hunting of any sort is Above
upon the Holstine ranch. The under
signed objects to the killing of either
stock or birds there.
Pearsons found hunting on this prop
ertv will be fully prosecuted.
S. P. Davis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18

Senator Hardin is in San Francisco.
Herbert Cohn who has been atten'-
ing the California Medical College has
returned to this city for his summer
vacation.
Western Union linemen are string.
ing a third wire from Mound House
to TOnopah and reached Yeringto,
last night.
The first tree blOomed in Tonopah
the other day. It is balm Of Gilead
and is encased in SIS frame. The
water used to keep it alive costs 10
cents Z bucket
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
HOIST FOR cAaH .4Roy.
Mater al PAGES Through corson For
Development Work.

Development work.
YeG day 2. carload of machinery
for..t, Cash Boy mine in sTopopan
arri~7a in. this CITY,, on the way TO the
famous camp. The, car, contains
complete hosting outfit for the mine
and is CT sufficient power to sink any
required depth 1t is new and of the
most modern pattern which shows that
the ccmparv will prosecute its WORK
with the best of material. .a{.8Hsa
In speaking of the future of, the
property yesterday Mr.. Humphreys
stated that the company had enough
cash in the treasury to sink for a
ledge which underlays the ground.
He further stated that competer.
superintendent has been appointed,
who already has cleared the ground
for the hoist and as soon as it can be
taken to the ground it will be placed
in commission.
The Cash Boy ground is conceded
by all who have watched the camp to
be exceedingly well situated. 1t aa'
joins the Golden Anchor, where rich
ore was encountered but a short time
ago, and is surrounded by paying
mines on all Sides 1t seems to be but
a matter of sinking for the ledge
when a mine is insured.
One of the great advantages Of Cash
Boy stock is that the incorporation is
but 100000 shares. one of the lowest
capitalizations in the district Their
has been but a small margin of thu
stock placed ON the market, only
enough to prosecute the work that i!
now to be accomplished. 1t is safe t.
say that seventy-five percent of tn
I stock that has been sold is held il
| this city, and so with a strike on tn
ground a number Of Carsonites viii
. be on easy street
) The majority of the stock has beel
pooled for the past two years and tn
| pool only broken few days ago. TIL
| fact that the pool has been dissolve
: has made no material difference in tn
4 stock which is hard to get at tn
( present quotation. With whist
blowing on the Cash Boy the peopl
: feel assured that they will get goo
, action for their investment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
!. NOTHING IN AZ
Southern Pacific Has Mot Ordered
Miners or Their Ground

Z
Southern Pacific Has Mot Ordered
miners or Their Ground
The Southern Pacific has not order
ed any. miner of Of our land" said
a prominent railroad official the ether
day. .gEe'* sta - itas<sEstisss isslss
j The ,company hes tried to be- tar
with all people, ard until recently min
ing land could be bought from the rail-
road at q nominal figure. "A. few
months ago every bit of the railroads
lands from New Orleans to San Fran,
cisco, and from California east was
withdrawn from entry. The reason
for this we do not know. as it ,.s
probably. some deal Of Harriman's
This talk about the railroad setting
up claim to Olinghouse property
is without foundation. We know
where all those mines are located,
and many Of the mare on railroad
ground, but so far the company has
not done anything about 1t. The same
| is true of Peavine Many of the
claims are on railroad ground. Some
are on Henry AndersOn's property
No steps toward ejectment have been
taken, but this idea Of going on &c
some other persons property and min
ing it is all wrong, just as much as
if they would go into his back yard.
The railroad wishes TO be fair II
the matter. It wants to treat ths
miners right and has always bee,
ready to make them almost any con
cessiOn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
Gx9
Engineer Killed.

TONOPAH May 16-Nelson Glenn
his post as engineer Of the Tonopal
light plant 1t is thought that he re-
plant. He was a son of o. X. West
colt, formerly of Santa Rosa. Califor-
mia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18

Fresh strawberries at Dayey and
MaSh's
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18

Wanted-Manage for new branch
of our business in Carson City. Write
promptly, with references. The Nor
ris Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio
The Misses Chartz have returned
from their term at College.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
Flowers for Decoration Day.

Lovely carnations, lilies, rose-buds
sweetpeas, ETC., and nice evergreens
only $500 per box, c. O. D.
Write now MRS. F. RILEY.
(Box go Fruitvale, California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-18
S25 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for
information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the hunters who wound
ed a stock animal on the Holstine
Ranch May 10th.
s P. Davis
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-21
Convention of the New
England Manufac-
turers OF the
Staple.

Atlantic City, N. j., Sept. 20
Governor Stokes today opened
the New England cotton manu-
facturers' convention with a
speech of welcome.
President Jas. B. MacCo1l, of
Pawtucket, R. l., in his annual
report, said:
Cotton manufacturing b S
Jagged behind other branches OF
commerce in the recovery from
the depression of 1908. The ex-
IRENE fluctuations in the price of
raw cotton and the consequent
disturbance of values of manu-
featured goods tend to destroy
the confidence of buyers and to
encourage them to continue an
indefinite policy. For the year
Just closed the total exports of
cotton amounted to over forty
nine million dollars in com parison
with twenty-five million the pre-
ceding year. This has also been
a growing trade with Japan, the
Philippines, Cuba and several
countries of South America"
EXCELLENT WORK.
The president also said that
the Southern Cotton Growers
Association has done excellent
work in exposing the dishonesty
of officials in the bureau of statis-
tics of the agricultural depart
ment. He said estimates of the
acreage and condition issued by
the government should be both
capable and honest.
At tOn1ght'S session, the report
of Samuel S. Dale, upon the in
ternational congress of cotton
spinners was read and excited
deep attention.
Mr.. Dale said the origin of the
congress was the temporary
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-21
DOOly County Fight l
Takes New Directed
Another "Card."

EDITOR ENTERPRISE:
AS DR.. Osborne has been occu-
plying the center and both ends
of the stage for the last two
weeks, will you kindly give the
common people a chance?
The DR.. says, in last Satur-
days issue, that the advocates
of the one-session plan have as
good a right to have their wishes
considered as those opposed.
Certainly, they have.
In the First Ward there are
eight (8) heads of families in
favor of one daily session, and
one hundred twenty-five q25)
heads of families who are in
favor of two daily sessions.
Does he want the eight to DOM
mate the one hundred and twenty
five?
While there was not a large
turnout at the meeting at the
First Ward school house, a thor
ough canvass of the ward gives
the above result.
Have those opposed to the
short session no rights which
the school board purpose to re-
spect?
Do we have a democratic form
of government, or are we gov
erned by autocrats, who have no
regard for the wishes of the ma
jority?
If DR.. Osborne and Prof. KEEP
per have any desire to know how
the people stand on this question,
they have an answer from the
First Ward.
???
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-21

varied from one tie off to none
on-ba1es of all sizes, ragged and
dirty, the heecy staple bullying
out and scattered in all direc-
ions. In most cases the bale was
partially wrapped in half dozen
kinds of bagging, much of which
apparently had been used many
times before. In few cases did
the bagging completely cover the
cotton.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-09-21
County Commission
Transfer Place Of
Meeting To
COrdele.

Cordele, Ga, Sept. 2O.-An !
teresting development in q
fight certain citizens of Wen
and North Doo1y are maxi
against the further expenditu|
of public money in the terrific
that will comprise Crisp count
by the county commissioner
came today when the board
commissioners held a meeting
Vienna and passed resolutN
providing that all future me-
ings Of the body should be he
in the council chamber of Il
city of Corde1e until further \
tice. The reason for this act
is not stated, but it is presum|
to be because Corde1e is md
centrally located. So far as
known there are few simii
cases on record. The chief d
ject of the meeting was to
over the situation brought abb
by the granting of a partial tel
porary injunction against 4
commissioners. The case II
be heard before Judge LittlejoI
at Americas, on Sept. 80. Fl
commissioners this morning 1
cided on their course of actid
They are not worried about
outcome and do not think ca
the application for restraint 81
be made permanent.