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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

IN the District Court of the County Of
Sandoval, Territory OF New Mexico.
Altagracla salazar, Joaus N Padil.
10, Carolina Snlaxar. Jose Sanchez y
N1ntpya. Pablo salazar sanchez.
Jgan y. salazar SANCHEZ Iusoia
q. ~ Chaves. DolOros Gutlerres y
Montoya. Piaintlfis.
VS..
Hiram y. Cartwright. the unknown
heirs OF Norlo Antonio aontOya, de-
ceased. aud an unknown owners OF
che lands hereinafter desorlhed. De.
PENDANTS
mo. 81
You the above named dcfondanss.
and each Of you, are hereby notified
that the above named plaintiffs have
commenced their action against you
in the above named court. belng cause
numbered 81 ON the dockot 81 said
court; that the general object OF said
action Is TO secure the partition OF the
real estate hereinafter described &C.
cordlhg 10 the rights OF the several
owners thereof. and TO require you
and each Of you 10 come Ia and set
up Or prove your respective interests
IN and 10 said promises Of be forever
barred
And IA case partition Of Jaid prem.
lses cannot be had without material
injury 10 the interests OF the ncapec
tive owners, then for a sale Of said
premises and division OF the pro.
cocds therefor between che parties ar.
cDrdinE 10 their respective rights, and
for all proper equitable relief
Said real estate Is situate IN the
county OF SandOyal. Territory OF New
Mexico. and Is described as follows,
to.wlt.
A grant Of land known ~ the "Oio
Dc BorrcgO Grant" bounded on the
west By "A smp" table land where the
Jemez rad "a tho Zia road toward
Cochiu come together; on the south
by sac Iemoz road. on the north by a
ilHe parallel with and two leagues
north Of said Jemoz road and on tho
oakt By line running north and
south two leagues east OF the small
table land forming the west boundary.
Said tract being two leagues square
and containing, according 10 tho offi-
cial survey thereof. sixteen thousand
seventy-nine aud Si-i00 acres, refer.
ence To which survey "a hereby made
for more particular description.
Yo- are further notified that the
plalniiffs attorneys are McMiiien A.
Reynolds, whose postonice address Is
Albuquerque, New Mexico. and that
unless You, and each OF yon, enter
your appearance IN said cause on o,
before the nrst day of April 1905.
judgment will be rendered against
you. and each OF You, by default
tScaD w. v. DAME
Clerk of Said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

0QQNGlks
Morning Session. Wenty.gourth Day.
Every member was present when
tho gayel foil Ia the hands at Prcsl.
dent Clark Chaplain Shively spoke
the invocation. The journal Of Tues
days proceedings was adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills we're introduced.
Council bill No. 40. hy MI Greer. ah
act relating 70 fees TO be paid for
recording brands and 10 fix the salary
OF the secretary OF the cattle sanitary
board. Referred 20 the committee on
territorial alfairs.
Council bin No. 30. by Mr.. Martinez.
an act providing for the furnishing Of
supplies, record hooks and blanks Ia
Justices Of the peace. Referred % tho
committee on finance.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The COMMITTEES on roads aud high
wnya reported a substitute for cOun-
ga bin No %, By Nh. Winters, an act
approprlating $4,000 TO complete the
scenic highway between santa Ne and
as Vegas and providing for it's ex-
tension "a Ration and 90 81 raa0. The
Dil passed Hithola debate By a vote
LOT n 10 1. only MT Ballard voting
ngainet Il. Tho original bin was "a.
bied
Council bin No. 81. by Mr.. Miller an
act IN relation 10 the MANAGEMENT OF
community land grants In Dona Ana
county. was passed unanimously and
without debate.
Council bin No. Is. by Mr.. ballard.
an act TO prevent and 20 punish ,he
running and use upon HORSES, cattle.
mules and asses. OF any brand that Is
not recorded III the territorial brahd
book In the otflca OF the cattle SAM.
tary board, was reported fayorably by
the committee on territorial affairs
aud was recOmmlited
House bill No rs. by Mr.. wiikeraon.
an aCf 10 prohibit cattle roping exhl.
billions. was referred 10 the committee
ON manufactures aud Agriculture
House bill No 20. hy Mr. Sanchez,
an act 10 provide funds Tor the feed,
Ing - JAN prisoners IN counties Of the
flrat class. was tabled until tomorrow
motion 90 suspend the rules prior
70 lts passage having failed by 4 70
against
The council then took a recess until
o'clock IN the afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

The Grant County Medical society
met az the hSme OF Or. Carl Hagen,
Silver City. tho other day. and lis
tened TO several timely and important
members Of the Organization. Olficem
follows: Dr. Carl Hagen president;
Or. =. n. iare. vice president; Or ".
W Whitehill, secretary. and Dr. Bui'
lock treasurer. The society holds
monthly moetings Al the homes OF Of.
nces Of the respectivo members alld n
proving OF great benefit to the med.
loal fraternity Of The county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

John McCune, who was granted a
repriefe on December 20 hy Acting
Governor Raynoids, and removed from
the penitentiary 90 81. Nincents hos.
pltal, Santa Fe, because he waa dying
with tuberculosis died at the hospital
Monday niaht, lie Was sentenced 10
the penhentiary for life IN March.
1908, having killed a man IA Union
county. During his stay AZ the hos.
pitai he wrote the prison authorities
and asked 10 be- taken back 70 that IN.
stiutlOn, The remains we're buried
yesterday morning In che cemetery AZ
the penitentiary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Wednesday evening a. O'Clock a.
tho Methodist parsonage. Santa re,
Miss Clara A. thinner aud n II. Han.
ma, were united Ia marriage IN the
presence OF relatives and a few init.
mat friends. Mr. and Mrs Hanna win
have their permanent home ia that
city. 9'hoy arc both very favorabiy
known and highly respected and have
many warm friends and well wiahers
who exteBd 70 them sincere cOngrata-
latlana and best wishes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

COUNCIL,
Forenoon ssssiOn--Twcnty-ffth Day.

Forenoon session--T wenty.fifth Day.
President Clark called the cornell
10 order. Every member except
MessrB. Leahy and Winters, excused.
was present The Journal vas read
and approved.
Mr.. Miller Introduced council joint
memorial No. 8, proteAting against the
passage OF the United States senate
Of house resolution No. 1880, relat.
ing 10 tho building Ok a dam on the
Rio 0Fande IN the Meaiila valley and
establishing prior rights to water by
Texas. The rusoluti0n was passed
unanimously under suspension OF tho
rules.
The council thon took recess until
2 o'clock .. m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
THE SCENIC ROUTE
BILL HAS PASSED


Special 20 Tho Citizen
Santa Re. Feb S.--Aii members
we're present az the morning session
81 the house. except d. E. Baca. Of
LcouaSd Wood county.
Tho following new bills were intro.
ducndi
By sanchez, honso bin No. 50, re.
laiing 10 public utilities. referred
o. committee on manufactures.
ny Sanchez. house Bill No. 20. 10
provide funds for feeding prisoners
Ia jail, in couuiiea Of arst class. Rules
suspended aud bill passed. ellis vot.
INK no.
Committee on p~1itontiary report.
I'd fav0rahly upon house blil No. IS,
by pendlotOn, providing FOR inferno.
dlnie sentence pf prisoners except
those guilty Of murder aud treason.
Report adopted.
Council bill No 90. by ballard, pro.
vldinE for terms OF district court IN
the Fifth district Passed unanimous.
N. Provides for hoidiag terms Ut
court 20 Roswell. rs,'' y and Por.
tales.
Council substitute for council BIN
No. 81 by Winters. relatinE 10 sccnlc
highway. Referred 10 committee on
roads and highways with Instructions
"a report this afternoon. Recess un.
az ? O'Clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Forenoon sssalon--T Nenty-fifth Day.
The house was called 10 order az
l0;i0 yesterday morning BY Speaker
Dalica. The roll call showed every
member present. The journal was
adopted as read, is reading Ia Span.
ish being disnenE9d with.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills we're intro
duced
House bill No. n, by Wilkerson.
an act 10 regulate the practice Of
0steopathy. Referred TO the commit
tee ON territorial affairs.
House bin No. "a by Mr.. Crollost.
an act TO deine tho practice In courts
OF justices OF the peace, amending
sections 83O7, sS0S. as09. 33lT and
35ls, and repeating aectlons 3ao6. $685.
aai6. and 1856 OF the complied lays OF
1897. Referred 10 tho committee on
judiciary.
House bin No. rs. BY Mr. Sanchez
On act to ESTABLISH an insurance Dc
pafgmenl and 70 regulate insurance Ia
New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Hentasives Of the United states con.
gress 60 concur IN Hamlllon Joint
statehood bin e. amended and passed
hy the senate. Passed under suBpon.
sion OF ru.ss BY unanimous vote.
The irrigation committee asked per.
was granted. Il recommended that
council bill No. ~ and house bill No.
be- tabled and that council substitute
therefor be PASSED This "a the Bcrna.
lilo county Hood protection measure.
Swing county commissioners Of coun.
ties of tl,e llfst class autls0ri y % levy
tax for food fund up 20 two mills.
The same was passed under suspen.
sion of the rules
Council then took an adjournment
until thia morning Mt 10 O'Clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Morning on--Trenty.fourth Day.
Speaker Daiics called the HOUSE to
order az 1910 a. m Chaplain Rabcy.
role led IN prayer. The Journal Of
Tuesdays session was read and adopt.
cd, reading tn Spanish being dispensed
vita. Mr. dc i&aca was absent ni roll
call.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
The following hills were lntruduredi
House bin No. 50. BY Mr.. Sanchez.
an act relating 20 public utilities. Up.
on request she hlll was referred 60 the
committee on manufactures
House blll No 30, BY Mr. Sanchez,
an ACT 20 provide funds for the feed.
lng OF prisoners IN the county iaiia Of
counties Of tho FIRST class. Tho rules
were Suspended aud tho bin passed,
Mr.. Ellis alone voting no.
Mr. Crollott moved that council hlll
No. II Be taken up out OF regular or.
der. Tho bin was not taken up be-
cause Il u IN the hands OF che iudici.
airy committee. The bin Is By Mr.
Martinez and provides for the nay.
ment and distribution Of moneys and
funds bciOnglng TO inaolyout estates
oi deceased persOnn.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The committee on penaentiary ~.
ported favorahly upon mouse bill No
81. by Mr.. Pcndicton. an act PROVIDING
for indeterminate sentence for Grim
inals except those guilty OF murder In
the hrst degree or treason. The re-
port was adopted and the bin was re-
committed % tho committee ON peni
teniiary by n vote OF i5 % Z. upon
motion OF Mr.. Wilkerson. who opposed
so decided an innovation In the Grim.
inals laws Of the territory. lie feared
that hundreds OF men would 30 sent
10 The penisontiary as conyicts under
this act when otherwise thcy would
be lei on by paying a flne.
The committee on judiciary report.
ed IN favor OF council bill No. IS, hy
Ma Ballard. an act providing for the
terms OF district court Ia the Fifth iu.
dlcial district The report was adopt
cd and the bin was passed unanimou1'
IT, This act ~ 20 go inro effect i'm.
medlately upon rs becoming law. Il
Axes the dAie8 for holding court az
Roswell. Carlsbad and Portales.
Council substitute for council bill
No 49, by Mr.. Winters, relating 10 the
Scenic highway, was referred 20 the
committee on roads and highways.
with instructions 70 report In the
afternoon AZ O'Clock. upon motion OF
Mr.. Sanchez.
Recess was taken until o'clock In
the afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Afternoon Sesaion--1rWenty.fO Day
speaker Clark called the cOnncil 10
order AZ 2.30 0clotk AN members
present
Mr. Read asked unanimous o3naent
10 introduce council Mll No. bl. an act
etc, In Now Mexico. Referred to com.
mittee on territorial affairs.
MIR Waters asked unanimous con
sent 20 Introduce a memorial, which
was granted.
Memorial petitions house OF repre-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
DAYS
LEGISLATIVE DOTNGS
A Protest Resolution GreerS MemOTiaI..COaI OIL
JOhnny'S Bill Passed -KllkersOn Liquor Meas.
ure Defeated Insurance Bill Passed.

Q Both houses Of the legislature Q
. yesterday afternoon passed . coal q
= OIL inspection bill. The council =
o passed the Greer Mounted Police q
. bill and the bill authorizing q =
o special levy for the feeding Of =
= priacitcra IN lalls Of first class q
Q counties. The council also pass. q
9 ed the bill creating an insurance .
g department, passed BY the house Q
. In the forenoon. IN the council q
Q q bill was introduced providing .
q fer 4 revision % the lawa. q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

locked. Tho government assumes no
responsibility for the delivery OF mail
~ such cases as this. An Investigation
today showed that a great many boxes
we're left unlocked The postmaster
requests every box.holder 20 lock his
box.--Oplic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

In the Probate Court Of the County
III BernaE..S. Territory Of New Mex.
lco-lin the matter Of tho estate Of
JAMES A. Williamson, Decreased
Az persons Interested are hereby
nUlned THAI ilaidee Williamson Char
bonnet, a. axecWrix OF che last will
and testament OF James A. william,
ron, deceased, has filed her final ne
port in She Probate Court Of beFnaiillo
County. aud said court haa appointed
Monday. the 9Th day Of March, 1905,
~ the day tor hearing Of objections
% said final report and the settlement
thcreof
Haidoo Williamson Charhonncl,
Execuirlx OF the last viii and tesla
ment OF James A. williamson, de.
ceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Some days ago, it was learned that
mail was beiag stolen from certain
boxeE IA the postofflce. An lnyestisa.
tiun was made and the larceny WAS
boy. Il was found eleo. that the thofts
were from boxes that were left un'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Afternoon session OF council was
attended by al members.
The following bills were intro.
ducei.
Council bin No. 40. by Greer. re-.
latlng 60 lees 10 be paid ios recording
brands aud 20 fix salary ct secretary
of cattle sanitary board. Referred
to committee on territorial affairs.
Council bill No. 90, by Martinez.
for furnishing supplies 20 Justices OF
the peace Referred TO finance com.
mittee.
The following bills passed;
Committee on roads and highways
reported substitute for council bill
No ~, by Winters. appropriatlng
$4,000 90 complete scenic route road
and providing for lls extension to
Raton and n Paso. Original bill
tabled and substitute carried, only
Ballard voting against 4.
Council bin No. 81, by Miller, 70
latlnE % managing community land
grants IN Dona Ana county. Passed
unanimously.
Council bill No. g. by Ballard. TO
prevent using brands not registered
ON 1--WE stock recommitteed TO com.
miitec on territorial affairs
House bill No so. ~ Wilkorson.
prohibiting cattle roplng exhibitions
Referred to committee on agriculture
and manufactures
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Judge and Mrs. %. II. Mcmillan. Of
socorrn, were passengers to Santa Fo
this afternoon ON delayed train No.
2. They expect to spend a week or
ten days nc the territorial capital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Of prisoners when the county general
fund - not sufficient 10 pay the same
a. not think this amendment IA do
mAnoea ~ any pupiic necessity. Am
opposed 20 the announcement 81 all
ing our county iails with prisoners by
this kind of legislation. II would have
the effect in my judgment, 70 IN.
crease che number Of priaoaera In the
inils Of this territory. and q come
quent increase 81 expense 10 pay for
fcedlng them while IN jail Moreover
the amendment carries with II the evil
Gene purpose Of feeding prisoners sent
% jail for the violation Of city ordi.
nanccs. as well an Tor the feeding Of
urleoncra sont there for graver crimes.
do not believe that the county
should ie made 20 pay for the feeding
of prleonefa who have committed 20
offense aEalnst the territory.
Every city government IN the terri
tory should be required 20 feed IL
own prieonofa. and not expect the
county commissioners 90 levy a apo.
ciai tax on the property Of the people
OF the whole county for that purpose.
I am Informed that some 81 the mu.
nicipal governments ~ the territory
havu their own tallg aud take care Of
their own prisoners. while others DO
not. Those thai DO n0t have no great.
or claims upon the taxpayers 81 the
county than those who DO.
The passage ~ the amendment
herewith returned would bo an unjust
and unwaIrantod burden upon a large
number Of taxpayers, and I therefore
rannot give y my Official approval.
Very respectfully,
MIGUEL A. oTERO.
Governor Of New Mexico.
Mr. Martin moved for the reconsid.
GRAFTON OF council bin No. a. vetoed
By the governor, which mos lon car.
ried Mr. Martin then moved that the
bin 30 laid upon the table. and the
motion carried, all voting aye. thus
sustaining the governors veto Of
council bin No AZ by a unanimous
vose.
MESSAGE FROM HOUSE.
The chief clork OF the house nofi.
fed the council that the house had
passed house Joint memorial No. 2, by
Mr.. Iuccro. requesting congress 10
pass the Lacy bill establishing tho
paiarito National Chn Dweilera' park
IN New Mexico.
House Joint memorial No. 2 waa
then read and referred 20 committee
on territorial affairs.
Council took adjournment az noon
until this morning Mt 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Morning Session. ,Nentleth Day.
President Clark called tho council 10
order AZ 10 O'Clock. Chaplain Shlveiy
led I'm PRAYER. All members present
except Ballard. Greer and Miller. who
were excused Journal of previous
dcy'a secession read and approved.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT.
Tees.
Council hill No. 80. By Mr Martinez.
an act % amend aoctlOn sii OF the
Compiled Lawn Of the territory OF
New Mexico relating 20 the dividing
line between the counties OF Taos and
Rio Arriba. reported upon by commit.
foe on counties and county lines with
the recommendation thai 4 be passed.
Report adopted.
Council bin No. 20. hy Mr. ballard,
an act 20 prevent the use OF brands
ON live stock that have not been reg
istcred In toe territorial band book In
she Office Of the cattle sanitary board.
reported upOn by committee on terri.
torlai afairs with recommendation
thar d be passed. Report adopted.
House bin No. 10, by Mr., do naca.
an act TO amend chapter 60 OF the
Session Lave OF the thirty lfih lesiA-
latiye assembly, being an act to Gro.
ate the county Of Leonard Wood and
Tor other purposes, reported upon By
committee on counties and county
Tines with recommendation taat Il DO
passed. Report adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Council bin No. AZ. BY Mr.. Martinez.
an act proyh ng for the protcca ton Of
mining property Referred 10 commit.
tee on judiciary.
Council BIN No as. By AIr Read, an
act providing for the grouping Of the
counties IN the territory In district e..
tOrneyH' districts and the appointment
Of district attorneys fhcreoi. Referred
% committee on judiciary
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Council bill No. 81. BY Mr., Martinez.
an ACT 10 amend section Sal Of the
Compiled Laws Of the territory reiRt,
ing 10 tbs dividing line between the
counties % Taos aud lilo Arrlba.
Passed unanimously.
Council bill No. IS, by Mr.. ballard.
an act 20 prevent the use Of brahdA
on live stock that have not b0en regis.
tered IN the territorial brand hook Ia
the office OF the cattle sanitary board
Owing % absence ol Bar. ballard. the
bin was laid on the presidents decd,
until tomorrow.
GOVERNORS vEro.
Tho following message from the
governor Of che territory was received
and read
Veto Message No. I.
70 the President and Legislative
Council Of the Thifty-sixth Lcglsla.
tive Assembly Of the Territory OF
Now Mexico
Gentlemen. | herewith reiurn d
your body, being the house In which
% originated. council bin No a. on
ttled IAN act ~ amend an AT relat
ng to county iallE, approved March
"a. 1903 without my approval.
Tho Act which this biil Is Intended
40 amend, Ia my Judgment, should MOI
be- enlarged In ~ scope and opera
lions. 4 WAS passed for the specific
purpose Of consiruo'ing additions
quarters for county lails. whore che
prisoners in iail exceed thirty In mum
her, and for the construction OF such
quarters the county commissioner
woro authorized io make special
levy upon the taxable property Of ths
cOuniy, not exceeding three mills. II
d proposed by the bin here returnet
iQ amend tho act referred 10 by add
lng 10 Tho frat section 81 the act "a,
following words "And Tor the fcodinl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

The house this afternoon passed
council substitute to council bin No.
~, providing for a great public high.
way from Ration 20 81 Paso by con.
Wet labor, by a unanimous vote.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Morning Session--Tnentieth Day.
Speaker Dalica called tho house TO
Ordes az 10 O'Clock. Father Rabey.
role lea IN prayer. Upon roll call all
were pr,.scni except Mesara Ellis
WilkcrsOn, Hanniean, Nehlett. Lynch
and Luna, A quorum being present.
the house proceeded with business
The journal 0f the previous days SEES
alon was read and sdOpted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
House bill No. GO. by Mr.. Ortiz. Il
" an act 20 provide funds for the
erection Of an executive mansion In
Santa Re. Referred to committee en-
france.
House hill No. Sc. by Mr.. Ortiz. an
net 10 provide funds for the paving
N the plaza In Santa Re with brick
and the uac OF convict labor thereon.
Referred 60 committee on roads and
highways
House BIN No. 81. By Mr.. williams.
an act fixing the rate OF bounty for
the killing Of Wild animals. Referred
% committee ON manufactures and
agriculture
House hill No IS. By NJ. stockton,
an act adjusting the salaries 81 cOun.
~ NRHlNtiHHiNHtiN III iNItAlN fAANilNhs
Referred 10 cOmminee on iinlnce.
BILLS n THIRD READING.
House Joint memorial No. 2. by SIR.
Luccrc, protesting against the crCa.
ton OF the proposed Rio de Jemcg for.
est reserve. Pissed unanimously.
Council bin No. 10, by Mr.. Winters,
an act empowering cities 10 build
sircet crossing and ASSESS the cos
against property owners. Passed
unanimously.
Council bin No IS. by Mr. Greer. an
act TO prohibit the giving OF and par.
tiClpatlng 10 cattle roplng contests
Passed.
There being no further business tae
houpe adjourned until this morning at
10 O'Clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Morning Sesalon--Tsentleth Day.
President Clark called tho council 10
order az 10 O'Clock. Chaplain shlvely
led I'm PRAYER All members present
except Ballard. Greer and Miller. who
were excused. Journal 0f previous
dcya secession read and approved.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-15
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