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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-04
THE TREASURER OF OAHU
MAKES HIS MARCH REPORT
COUNTY OF OAHU, TREAsURER'S
REPORT FOR MONTH OF
MARCH, 1906.

0GN6iEt<1L Z OND.
Receipts.
Bal. on hand March l, 1906. $11S,47560
From Excavator Departm It's 171.O0
From Garbage Department. 472.00
From Road Department. 1,556.45
From Territory of Hawaii. 100000
S 32,199.45
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-04
THERAPION

IL SOLD by principal Chemists throughout ths
world. Price in england 2/s and 4/S, In or
oering, state which of the three numbers re-
CURED, and observe that the word ''Therapion',
white letters on a red ground) affixed &c
every package by order OF His Majesty's Hon.
commissioners. and without which it I'm O
forgery
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-04

Recorded March %, 1906.
Hama kama and hsb ] to Henry
Maui D; int In acr land, Waiawa,
Eva Oahu. $170. B $50, 20. Dated
Mar u. 1906.
Kapiolani to Kailikele Kauai, Con
D; lot u. Pauoa, Rd, Honolulu. Oahu.
81 yearly. B 27s, 315. Dated Dec rs,
1895.
Polly Bird and hsb by aft of mtgee
to Wilder & Co Ltd, Fore Affdt; lot
o. blk Ii. Kewalo tract. Honolulu,
Oahu. Dated Mar 81. 1906.
Polly Bird and hsb J by mtgee to
Gerrit P Wilder. D: lot 81 blk II Ke-
walo tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. B
27S. 81. Dated Mar p. 1906.
MAXI (w) by aft, Affdt; in re adj
verse possession of pc land, Mokapu,
Foolsupol,o, Oahu. B 2S4, p Ga. Dated
Mar s. 1906.
Margaret Lishman to Mary ] Silva.
r :, ieaseho,d, bldgs, etc. Auwaiolimu,
Honolulu, Oahu. s225. B 2S4, So.
Dated Mar %. 1906
South Kona AgrctI Co Ltd to VIM
L Castle tr, D; kul 7130, Kalahiki. S
i PuaoTfayaii. 81. B 27S. p S1S. Dated
at asna so kl x koloa ka;,5., L; pc
Sept %. 1905 90. yr' B 2ss, p a. 70 Yrs yrs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-04

Hawaiian Band ls5 IN ~.
Gener2l exp e,1atsr 20
D. Upon being 4at@d o2%l
r. pull was s.rl-ad by
'lioli and durjngF the NJ
shout the loraItf aud
. done by the c
D 1 which the host =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-04
Carriage Repair

We are paying special atten-
ton to Carriage and Wagon
Repairing and in our fully
equipped premises on Queen
| street are prepared to turn out
] the best of work.
We make a specially Of paint
J ing vehicles and guarantee that
I'll work etrusfed 10 Us will
be executed IN hrst-class shape
and at moderate cost.
The building Of wagons,
|. drays ard carriages is also IN
| dertaken by us and this de-
| partrnent is supervised by ex-
pert carriagenen.
scHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD.
Carriage Repair Dept.
/ Queen street, between Fort and
Alakea streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
SESSION OF
CITY COUNCIL.
Mayor vetoes Action Of So'ons
In Appointing City Hall
Janitor.
MEETING OF COUNTY BOARD.
sho.hone Power Co. Gets Franchise
civic League Would Settle
Waterworks Question.

ogden. May S.--Mayor Conroy sent
IN a communication TO the city cou"-
,,ll last night vetoing u resolution
odonted at a previous meeting OF inc
council appointing John v Nelson
,oritor of the city hall. The mayor
ssid he did not object to the appoints
mont of Nelson, but he did object to
q bclng done by ordinance as this was
an appointlve Office Action was de-
ferred on the vote for one week.
George NJ. Hanson rendered his res
,onation on the library board and the
MAYOR appointed Robert t. Harris In
bis stead.
Ifpon recommendation Of the police
committee Chief of Police Thomas r..
Rrownlng was authorized to appoint
an additional officer for the warehouse
district. This action was taken upon
The petition OF Fred j, Kiesel and
others.
councilman A. II, Moyes introduced
a motion to lend the street roller be-
longing TO the city to Logan for a
reriod OF eight days with the under
standing that Logan pay the cost OF
transportation and return the machine
IN as good order as when received
Nearly all Of the councilmen voted on
this matter with hesitancy but IL was
finally adopted by unanimous vote
John Z. O'Ncil was awarded the con-
tract for the city cement work Tor
1905
Washington from Twenty-ninth to
Thirty-third was created a sidewalk
district.
claims amounting to s2,S45.51 were
allowed,
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When
Dr. Graves
Tooth Powder

is used twice.a-day you will have
white teeth, hard gums, clean
mouth, pure breath, good diges-
ton, good health. Listen to your
dentists advice. He knows best.
In handy metal cans or bottles. eSc-
NJ G.~va.y Pa aSk Dn,udap "a
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A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Light Co. Increases Price of Lights 10
Pay City License.

s"y Wy bi'ti~t'
Special Correspondence.
Provo May S.-The following letter
was received by the city council last
evening.
Provo City, May T. 1906.
TO the City Council:
Heretofore this year we paid Won
the license levied against us as against
other merchants In your city. Now
You nave placed In the hands OF your
Guy attorney the collection of another
incense fee against us and under date
OF the lst instant. he demanded pay
meht saying that he desired to call
our attention to some ordinances
winch YOU passed In December, 1905,
leqolrlng us to pay this new and addi-
,VIial license fee. We have not ex-
ahmed the ordinances, but undoubt :
edly you have been advised that yol
nave the legal right to make various
incense charges and other assessments
st VIII against us. We have this day
handed your recorder our cheek No.
-'@-o OF even date for the sum Of $3.50,
payable TO the order OF Provo City, In
iuil settlement OF your demands for
~ license fees to date for A. D. 1906,
VI Whlcn you have as yet given US
edge.
During all the years we have OPP
Grated In Provo City we have fur
hlshed currents for lights for It's
streets and public places at a price
less than the value of the current and
al an actual loss to us. Your lack of
appreciation OF this attitude on our
part, as evidenced by your assess
nent or these various license fees,
'ompels us to make a new price for
your current, price which, though
no more than IL charged at most other
places, Will prove sufficient, we hope,
70 enable us TO meet your license fee
demands. H6nce, beginning with and
after June f 1906 and until YOU are
notified Of a further change, our
charge to you for each and every 32-
candle power light for the oity's use
only for lighting streets and public
places, conditions as to furnishing
them to remain as now. will he 81
Der month. We hope this change will
enable us TO continue our present SER
vice TO the inhabitants OF this city
without increasing the price to them
MS letter you Will regard az a no.
tlee OF price per current, etc, as above
tet forth, Yours very truly,
me Electric Company, by J. J..
Nunn. Manager"
mis- letter was IN response to a de-
inand for a license. under the ordi-
nance requiring license from electric
Ikht companies, express and telephone
companies. The advance In the COM
natiy price of light IL fifty per cent
wv, me price now being So 30 cents a light
ue communication was referred TO the
oHihinittee on electric light. The coun-
~ went into committee of the whole
consider the matter OF the conf
.igllcation, and what action should be
@Aen' but no decision was arrived at,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

the Il. Y. U. students last evening
wHs on the question: Resolved, that
the policy OF the United States toward
the Philippines ought 10 be directed
with a view TO the ultimate inde-
dependence OF the Islands" Il. y.
Ferrell and Robert liillman Of the A.
G. u. had the affirmative and Robert
Robinson and John Nuttall of Che y.
Y. Y. the negative, The A. G.. u. was
given the decision. The judges were
state Supt Nelson. Asst. Supt Mathi-
ason and Supt. y. II. Christensen, OF
Salt Lake.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Miss Nelke's second year students
IN elocution will present the farce
"A Gentle jury" and the lyrical
drama. King Rene's Daughter to-
morrow night in College hall
Prof. J T.. Hickmans class IN ma
ture study has fine supply Of early
vegetables ready for market, grown III
the experiment garden.
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shoes and has scars from powder burns
on the left side OF his face.
WORK ON IRRIGATION PROJECT
BEGINS.
District Engineer Swendson. in
charge OF the strawberry valley irri-
cation preset las a notice posted in
the Provo pos,office announcing that
seven teams, four single hands and
|. four carpenters are wanted to work on
the irrigation system Joseph Evans
will receive applications at Spanish
Fork city hall, Thursday. This marks
the beginning Of the construction
work
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples
Wells Craudall. SO. and Helen Talpc,
80. both Of Springvlle,
Ephram A. Nye Of Brigham and
Laura Knudsen of Lehi
Harry l.. Bracken of Salt Lake, and
Blanch Brown Of Ogden. Mr.. Broken
and Miss Brown came down IN an
automobile.
FIREMAN INJURED
Albert Jensen Of this city who Is
a fireman on the Rio Grande western
railway is represented to have been
badly injured on the head and other
parts of the body by falling off the
train Sunday somewhere near SPRING
vlllo. He was taken TO a hospital in
Salt Lake. His relatives from Provo
went up to see him yesterday
UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS.
The county commissioners met yes
.terday and decided to omen a county
road from Mapleton to Spanish Fork.
&C., Il
route will be established over the new
road from the Spanish Fork postoffice.
The following fees were reported
collected for April by the officers nam
I'd
Treasurer .,.,.,,., ...''''.S .V.SV
Sheriff .~.,,, .......,.... S2.2V
Clerk .,...... ..'...' .''.s. 2S2'SV
Recorder .......,,. ...,.... 3of,'5
The county treasurer reported the
following amounts on hand In the sew
eral funds
County schools .,.,.,..,$ 5S9,i5
County superintendent's con-
tingent ...,.'. .'s.''''' l,L1l'5o
State school ...........,. 1892
General fund ....,,,.'...,. l,964.O3
Jurors and witnesses. . $3.50
ADDITION TO b. Y, L. FACULTY.
continuous current dynamo has
been Installed I'm the h. Y. L. physics
department for experiment purposes
Among the new teachers engaged By
the y. Y T.. for the ensuing year are,
Chester Snow. NJ. A., Of Harvard, ply
sizes, Louis \. Merrill. II. C., animal
husbandry, Miss Pearl Adams physical
culture, Francis Kirkham. u. A., Eng
fish; W. Horner, NJ. A., Cornell, horti-
culture.
NJ. l. a. REoRGANIZED.
The Second ward NJ. l. a. associations
We're reorganized Sunday evening ow.
Ing 10 the resignation of David
Jensen, president of the Y. NJ. NJ. |. 4.
and Mrs. Emma Jensen, president OF
the Y. l.. NJ. |. A. The following new
officers were appointed Edward Far
rer, president, and VIM. Gay and Reed
Scott counselors OF the Y. NJ. NJ. |. ~,
Miss Achsa Eggertsen, president and
Mrs. Hannah Cardell and Miss. Hattie
Scott, tounselors OF the Y. l.. NJ. ]. A.
a. c. L. WINS DEBATE.
The debate between the a. G. U. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
shoshone Power Go. Gets Franchise
Extensive Orchard Planting,

ogden, May s.-.The Shoshone Pow
err company has been granted a fran
chse to construct. maintain aud oper-
ate an electric transmission system
through Weber county This action
was taken by the board Of county COM
missioners after due and careful con-
sideratlon. The company was refused
special franchise TO survey Its pro-
rosed line. and then later be granted
n franchise for the construction or
the same therefore filed a proposed
franchise for the construction Of the
line. which the board acted favorably
upon the power company agreeing to
furnish the county with power FOR
lighting purposes for 4 cents per X. W.
hour: and for power purposes eor > y
cents per X W. hour The franchise
also provides that work on construct
ing the line must be commenced with
in ono year from date 1t Is The In
tention OF the company to furnish cleo
ulc lights and power from its plant
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at Idaho to Salt Lake city and inter-
mediate points.
County Clerk Matson called the at
tention of the board to the large
amount OF property held by the coun-
~ under tax sale deeds. which can and
should be sold some time during tho
month of May In accordance with the
law, ut public auction. He reported
that during the past 10 years the coun-
~ has bought 2,S27 pieces Of property
on tax sales, and that all OF this prop
erty has gone to tax deeds and the
taxes, interest and costs have accumu-
lated until II amounts to more than
the property Is worth, ana he recon-
mended The sale of the same at pub
lie auction. 'rhe matter was referred
to the tax committee with the clerk
added.
County Fruit Tree Inspector Il. u.
Wilson reported that the planting of
fruit orchards IN Weber county was
never so general and the demand for
nursery stock never SO great as II has
been this spring. He reports having
condemned 5000 fruit tree received
from eastern nurseries that were i'm
fccted with the woody aphis aud the
crown gall. He says the stock from
the local nurseries is free from infec-
ton, and that already this season Co.
600 fruit trees have been shipped from
this county to other markets,
The commissioners We're notified by
the Hartman representatives that they
would agree to deliver road material
from the Hot Springs site to any three
points along their lines, in Weber
county for $3.50 per car The agree
ment may be entered into.
The board opdered the purchase of
1912 worth Of r. NJ. b. Telephone toll
coupons for 500,
INCREASED TAX VALUES.
The commissioners received n COM
munication from County Assessor Dix,
giving the assessment of the county for
this year which shows,an increase over
last year of s6i4, $50. The report shows
real estate, $500 SOP. an increase Of
$l33S73; improvements. SO g06,3l4, in
crease of S265,S72 personal property.
$685., 1851, increase of 1906, showing
a grand total Of all property assessed
in Ogden City and Weber county of
si29S6,4l7. The Increase IN Ogden City
is si9s 800. and IN the county outside OF
the city, $l4I150
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INCREASED TAX VALUES.
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING.
Effort to Settle Ogden Watcrworks
Question.

ogden, May S.--The executive COM
mittee and chairmen of the various
committees of the Civic league move
ment held a lengthy meeting last eve-
ming, discussing a member of PROPOSE
tions for the Improvement OF Ogden.
The executive committee was author
lied TO arrange meeting with the
Ogden Waterworks company's officials
and eudeayor TO settle the litigation eX-
listing between them and the city. ami
to have these difficulties stopped for the
future, also to endeaVor to induce the
water company TO extend It's water
mains to those parts OF the city that
are today without city water.
The committee was instructed 10 con-
suit with the newspapers .and get spe-
cial rates for advertising Ogden with
special articles on the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

County Fruit Tree Inspector Feutou
and A.. W. Harper OF Pleasant Grove
were la Provo yesterday on business
before the county commissioners.
Judge Chidester Is holding court
here, hearing the case OF Provo city
ct al VS. the Telluride Power company
suit affecting the rights of the re-
spective parties to waters In Provo
river.
\ daughter has been born to Mr..
and Mrs \, Il. Hush; all well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
PROVO DEPAR TMENT
The News" IL Delivered by Carrier in Provo At
Sevsnty-Pivs Cents Per Mo.th r. Duddsle, Agent.

A communication was received from
the Rio Grande Western Railway COM
pany, accepting franchise for a joint
track with the Oregon Short Line. on
Sixth South street east, granted In
1897 This is for track privileges for
which the San Pedro Railway company
asked for a franchise a week ago che
application for which Is now in the
hands of committee. Referred to che
committee having the matter In hanl.
The committee on cemetery reporte
favorably on the purchase of an acre of
ground near the cemetery. Report
adopted.
The committee on streets and alleys
recommended street crossings TO be put
IN at the following points. Across Fltrh
South on the east side OF Academy
avenue. across Academy avenue on the
north side of First South streets, across
Academy avenue on the north side of
First South street, across Academy
avenue on the north side of Fourth
South street, across Center street on
west side OF Second West street, across
Center street on the west side of Fourth
West street.
Alma Van Wagenen resigned as Judge
of election In the Sixth district; CalaD
Haws was appointed to I'LL the vacan.
cy.
VICTIM OF MISPLACED CONF
DFNCE.
r. l.. Shurtliff of Murry Is the VIC
tim Of misplaced confidence TO the tune
of $3.50. and probably several hundred
head OF sheep. He hired a young man,
who gave the name of Altoona Ward,
10 herd 400 head of ewes on the noun
tains west OF Utah lake on Friday
Mr. Shurtllff left the stranger with the
sheep. after fitting him out with about
SIS worth of clothing Yesterday, when
Mr. Shurtliff returned Ward was gone
and the sheep were badly scattered.
The sheep herder, Who Mr.. shurtlin
now has reason to believe, was DESERT
or from Fort Douglas. had taken with
him two rings. the property OF Mr.
Shurtlff. Mr.. Shurtliff offers $50 re-
ward for the apprehension of the man,
who weighs about 200 pounds, ana has
an impeachment In his speech, is light
complexioned. and wears corduroy
trousers, black sateen shirt, blue check
Jumper, a new cowboy hat, ana new
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T oday 5 Ogden News

]. L. Reynolds, secretary and direc-
tor OF the Civic league, rendered his
resignation, which was accepted. ana
VIM. Allison was appointed secretary.
hu, his successor as director was not se-
lcctcd.
A committee was appointed TO push
thc matchmaking OF several more
streets, and to see that all trees
throughout the city are properly
sprayed.
Or. SkEEN SERIOUSLY ILL.
Dr. Lyman Skeen is seriously III
at the home OF his brother, Attorney
j. ID, Skeen, suffering from spinal
affection. He Is being attended by
three local physicians and Salt Lake
doctor Morphine was administered va
the hope Of giving him relief but in
stead it seemed To have the opposite
effect and made him dellrious DR..
Skccn's health has not been good for
over a year, but he continued his prac-
tae up until about week ago, when
he had to give up. and the attending
Physicians are much concerned over his
physical conditions. and though hope of
hss recovery IL entertained yet II Is
admitted that II will take a long time
for him to regain strength sufficient to
resume his practise.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Former Mayor c. NJ. Brough Is
spending couple of days in Ogden. the
guest OF DR.. Epperssn. Mr.. Brough Is
en- route to New York from his home
In Los Angeles for the purpose of con-
sultlng eye specialists in a hope Of get
ting the sight OF one of his eyes re-
stored.
Mrs. Hulda Linslg, who has been Wis
ting in ogden for several months past
with her daughter. Mrs. +. A. Larkln.
will leave for her home In Philadelphia
this evening,
"Niobe" will be presented tonight AZ
the Grand opera house
The new voting machines which the
county commissioners contemplate
purchasing for use at future cleo
tons will be exhibited in ogden tomor-
roN.
The "Roney Boys" concert will be
given tonight at the Ogden tabernacle,
Under the auspices Of the high school.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Gertrude Denkers will be held Wednes-
day at o'clock at the Fifth ward meet
inghouse Remains Will lie In state
nj the home. 2G54 Barlow avenue. to-
morrow from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
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DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
suit for Damages on CoDtract--Di-
yorcc Taken Under Amusement.

ogden, May S.-The damage suit
brought by Henry Marks ct al. against
Richard Douglass ct al TO recover ST.
$685. is now on trial In the district
court before Judge Howell and a jury.
The prosecution ~ endeavorlng to prove
by number OF witnesses that the de-
PENDANT agreed aud contracted to fur
nish the plaintiffs with 81 600 pounds OF
wool at Is cents per pound, but only
furnished 81 $50 pounds under the con-
tract. and that by cause Of their fail
ure TO perform their part of the con-
tract plaintiffs were damaged In the
sum asked for,
The divorce suit OF Grace Campbell
against William NJ. Campbell was
heard by his honor. the testimony
showing that defendant deserted his
wife and left the state and has failed
10 provide her with the necessaries Of
lige. The court, after hearing the 'tes-
tmony, took the matter under advise
ment awaiting "A supreme court decl-
sion rendered on divorces.
RELIEF COMMITTEE BILLS.
The work of paying bills by the San
Francisco Relief fund committee Is
now going on, and all those who have
any claims against the committee for
anything furnished at their request. for
the sufferers must present their bill
before Friday. Up to the present time
claims have been audited sand allowed
amounting to so, lSO10, and the balance
that may be left over will be forwarded
TO California TO be expended In relief
work
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-13
IA JUSTICIA En- cAYEY

L'egAa nusstras nosisiAs cue de-
iermiuadAs inoorreceiones qvs de al.
Cd ! tempo esta parts vienen suce-
d6adoEs en- 10 Corte Municipal de
Caysy, tosarAn au termino. Entire
tqrsllss irregulAridades eatk 10 Qus
psri dieA & IN individuo & Quien ia
sonden0 por aeomstimlento y agresi6n
con sirsunstAneias graves, constar do
on el libro de sentsneia que tue iuzga
do pcr simple scometimiento.
10 dissinguido abogado de esta
siudai solseciona adjustments tods Q
las Qusrellas dsducidas consra dicho
iusH para proesder 4 vIrlud de sllas
On torma que garAttIes la reparas!Jn
que msrscsn los qae cn Csysy son
Amsolra dc la lstisia, ds Is ley y del
orten.
Nos produces pre- tunda pena ssusr
que eleribir les mas insienifc
renglonss cuardo nesesitamoa barA
jar los nombreI de fur rcionarios Judy
SiAlee pusrIorr'quefI1'i psro al indis
sutibs uue lA Acsitud ssumida por sl
Ju'E 'thor Rodriguez sn Csy'y ne
csaiIG una Reci6n enttgica para cue
no % entroniee ell desbArsjuute Judi
ciAl nj 80 mats gan en- sus pusstos
Autoridsdes ignorantes, 8 nal inten
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-13
ORcina del A|caIde ds
San Sebastian

AVISO. No hAblenG5 lenido etsc
TO por tAltA do licita65res las subas'
tAs do los servic'1s SManutenci6n 4
prsaoaS y s.iumbsado p6blieo,S anun
siadAs para el diA 20 del corrienGe, 81
CorSeio municipal por ssuerdo toms
d. sl q del propio mes dispuao 90
snuneie una segunda licitaci6n bsjo el
mismo tipo y condicionss que airvie.
ron para Ia primera, que sendra lugar
el II de SstIemhre venldsro & las ho-
rAs que Higuen; Manuisnei6n de pre-
sos, Gam AlumbrAdo riolieo, II
am. Los plisgls de eondciones Y
dem&s reQuiaitos que Ie exIgsn para
los remStea 90 hAllAn de mani ifsEto sn
Sscretsria, cara los gus quisran to-
mar parte en- estos
Lo que ae haee pdbliso per madio
del pretente, para eonocimispto gene
raj.
San ssbsIt 80. Agcsto 2a de 1905.
6 IL NarciSo RGbal AcAlds