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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
AN INJUNCTION
BEATS SHOTGUN
So Thinks N. P. Stamm, AM
Consequently Secures One
10 Prevent
OPENING up or THE CITY DITCj

I Deciding thlt an injunction aal
I better than n shotgun N r. stamu|
through hls legal representative as
iornoy a % McMillcn. applied last N
enlng io Judge Abbott I'd ihe dlsiricl
court tor an Injunction AGAINST thl
city of a. uQuerqup D prevent % fr0n|
I digging up the citv ditch of locaI
fame. ar the point where I PASSED
through his yard Judge Abbott 80
{ ierdaY afternoon ai O'Clock lsHuo
q temporary Injunction pending
hearing 90 tho case.
AZ the meeting of the city council
held July 3 20 was decided tn open nd
/ the city ditch. owing 60 the faci tha|
Z in the nelgnhOrhood ct Railroad AVID
uuc. between Second and Third
streets. the offensive smell WIS rroal
ms worse daily O was decided thai
this could best be done away with bs
opening up thc often clear through thI
city. thus giving % a clear Tow
A. ih's meeting street Commits
sioncr Tierrcy stated that Mr. Siamm
through whose property the diicl
flowed. had nHed q up. and was sand
ing guard with q shotgun to rreven
iis being dug into. aha matter wa.
then referred fo the sewer commit
/ tee and the city attorney ter mrthe|
| action
Yesterday this committee met ant
after censultlng Witn the city atiOr
noy. ordered street Commissioned
TIernoy and hls men to proceed wgt
The work of cleaning Dc out They ar
preached the StRmm property io'
/ THIS purpose. and were met Psi u,
I stpmm Who ordered them away al
I in company With Mr Bell the plum
I Der. and other property owners, mad,
q protest o. the sewer committee n,
/ avoid trouble. street Commissioned
/ Iieuev and DIE mer were called of
for The time being aud Mr Stamm se
I cured the temporary Injunction
/ TIE claim upon which Mr. Siamu
bases hls cause for act on. Dr. foun.
/ in resolution passed hy the citl
council May 10. 1905. which reads a.
I follows:
Whsreas she be dltcl known I'd
/ the city ditch "a nov covered al'ul
most Of its course hy buildings ans
culyerts. nnd
Whereas u De- a siu.coway Ter wasf'
water from various other bitches
AANN HNHN.' NN NWNN NWN NNNNN'NIN| N|NH.
and is a menace 20 the public hoalfI
generally. tho same On hrandcd ~
public nuisance. an persons holdin.
| right or tltle 60 the land ihrongl
which Dc runs will ue acc rdngly re
quested 90 ahate their several parl
NJ said nuisance
Mr. Stamm believes that ever.
mans hack yard o. bis palace ground
and further claims thai The Hupreml
court backs bin up iu his contentious
iulamuch as some three ye1rs acc
they ruled that Mr. Stomm haI RICH
to uN up the ditch unless thr cts
hul.t covered numc through hl
property This they dld but the Sum,
OF wood, rotted away. and Nc stnmn
again allied up The ditch
/ Pending "a hearing of tho nnncfiol
suii tho ditch will remain filled ur
and the awful stencil that assails one
nostrils as one walks along Iu front %
/ the Economist building viii c1ntlnu
tO rcWDIn whore 80 o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
ALBUQUERQUE TO HAVE A
MARIN BALL PARK
PLANS FOR BALL PARK ANoI
GRAND STAND ON ALsUoUER B..
que EASTERN pRoPERTf on
EAST riJeRAs ARE COMPLETED

THAI Albuquerque WIN soon hay. q
ntHr-iu baseball plrE ls now "a 4.
gone conclusion Plans and specit T.
tiNhH for The uCw park aud Grand
stand to Dee erected upon the prop
er,y of the Albuquerque Eastern side
uated Just beyond the water wnr.,
plant on EasI 1lieras avenue. nts..
been secured from an architect. by ths
management of the Mclntosh Hrowus.
aud the work of leyeIng The grounds
ana erecting tte grand stand will be
Under way very shortly
Tho plans for thr grDud stand cal
tur a0-loot stard. extending back
or the home plate. eight tiers hIgh
sud with side wings extending dlWu
the first and third haso ines dirty
feet Tho main stand win Ur sINt,
feet back Ot the home plato. ana thg
side WINGS viii be just tar enough
away from the running lines so Il.
NOT 20 interfere with the PLAYERS
wing fence Will extend down De
the foul flags. thus preventing tina
crowd from Overlooking onto the dla
mnnd, and the field viii be- omen tiu.
allowing amy ono who does not a., 4
20 pay ihe nominal charge of 90 cont
for seat ln the grand stand 10 se,
ht game free OF charge by STANDING
up.
it is understood thai a loass
OF the grounds VIII be slgned
today hy the management OF the al.
buQuerQuc Eastern aud Mr. william
Mcintosh. ana d is agreed that lu th,
event the railroad company wlsho. I,
use The grounds upon which the gran,
stand viii bU built, they WIN mrebas.
the improvements
The plans OF the baseball manage
ment are being received with mucl
acclaim By the ball fans, whose de.
mnnds for a noar-in bah paris nav,
boon very insIstent the past ieW yoara
The nearness TO the city of thc CON
tomplatod park makes it of o8sy re
cess without having 90 rosor ta over
crowded street cars. and au in aI.
should dl long-iolt want ana
prove q hlgaly successful nyeslmen
for rs promoters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Mrs Vs. Heydp of ST. Louis. Mo-. ere
In the city the guests Oi Mrs. George
n Albright They viii remain herf
several weeks. Aira Voorhees, win hC
remembered aH resident Ol Alhu-
uucruuo about eve years ago when
her husband conducted a photograph
r1llefy hcfc
Tho funeral services over the re-
mains az the Civil var veteran. Wlll-
lam p sherman were held this ai.
tCfuoun no Borders chapel the q A
r. societies having charge nf the lu-
neral lnicrmcnt was in fairyleN
cemetery
Hon. " 81 u0ughCfjE with MIS-
noufhcrty and children. came in frpn
SOcorro this morning aud continued
west tn los Angeles nn che limited
train this afternoon. They VIII Boz nh
sent from che territory Tor o month
ur six works
Col ana Mrs vs. n Greer. who
but recently returned tO the city from
southern New Mexico. were nassen
gers again southbound last nlght. and
both van spend several weeks ni tht
home ranch of the Victoria Land q
Cattle company
G. ~ Newcomer. formerly deputy
United States marsnni under Marshal
Forakcr has resigned aia position ic
accept She duties of clerk af the Santa
20 pCuIfCnu1ry aud Ten Tor thai cts
last evening ne succeeds W -
NCWc0mh of Silver y Governor
Haecrman selection OF The AlbuQuor
cue man meets with general approval
Through the well known mechanic
al ingenuity uf IL RI Mendell lhe dny
mixnlnglw az the 81 Elmo. this rec
enw now serves Coyote Springs min
eul wnter to all customers. drawn
from me keg The water o. Keyed al
The springs and ln Sos purest state
brought into the ciiy and placed Ou
'mrght ni tho SCI Elmo
Hre ClUrb ~ Carr and children loli
nighi Cor GalosburE co.. where
heF wiIi VISIT relatives and friends
fpr r. frw wcess ana then proceed ou
100 thr cas- They uill be- absent
F'grrl months and probably, in few
uepks. Nili bn Joined by the husband
and father J9ufaln Clark NJ Carr
Judge A. = Abbott attorney for the
Pueblo lndiuns of Sew Mexico. iH Dol
che clty from Santa Fe and together
with Charles % Dickson. supervisor ol
United States Indian schools win BOLD
Ia consultation with Burton % Custer
the newly appointed superintendent N
tho local Indian school
A J. Little. representing the state
fife Insurance company of Indiana
same in from fhe south this murnlnr
ani 10 's understood VIII leave ln q
faw d4Na fnr Thlrnnu aud Michigan
cities on business. which will dpiair
him from the city Tor several months
Col John Becker the biz merchant
of Belcn. is lu the city today ON. husI.
uoss Pc viii return south tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
Local Happenings

10000 posters. zfxg5 Inches. tolllug
oi The great general rednriinn sale
th9t starts ai fhe phhenlx drg gonds
store tomorrow in which fi50.0n0
Hnrfn oI stock VIII ho sold 90 greatly
luced prices Dol order io make room
inr Cali goods. Thaf the bargains of
tered Wi'l prove attractive to the fem
lnlnp shopper viii ho made manifest
morrow when me shoppers begin
docking tn iha store lu large nuWhtf-
The sale viii continue until Saturday
night July "a.
Rev samuel q Lindsay the state
superintendent of the Missouri Anti
saloon league. WHO Was here the past
few days. in consultation with Rev
VI W. Ravens. the superintendent OF
thu New Mexico aud Arizona Auti-Sa-
loon league left this morning for be
headquarters and home az st louis
While hero Rev Lindsay preached two
able sermons on the subject 90 sa-
looms and lniempcranco one al ihe
Highland Methodist church srndat
morning aud the other in the oyoninf
at the cad avenue Methodist church
Tonight Elder NJ n Warne. oi
Roswell viii speak at The Seventh
Day Adventist meeting. corner nfCual
avenue ana Edith street. taking as
hls tcxt The subject. Peace and
Safety vs. the Alarm of War" last
niRht Elder "a s Hoover OF TgtaEcia
bad charge OF the services while on
sunday might Mrs Mae Roberts Wan
he oft Roswell. smoke on thc subject
'Thc NCW Earth the Homo z thr
Saved These meetings wll. occus
during ODE week. and everybody inyir
lea tO attend
" Burkh0ldol 0f Wlchita k1s who
rns been ON VISIT io tho TUarcla
'lcv s r ths oiiy on q tour ~ 1b-
r''ou while BOB Santa o. yercr
dIr Nv prfthuldor called af ESQ 0f.
nee of me bureau of immigration and
was furnished Wiih literature concern
.ng The resources of the territory cs-
pDcIalN lts mineral deposits and cone
dulnns lle expects to orgunigo q
party tp do mineral prospecting ln
various sections of fhe territory during
thp coming twelve months
IT, n Whiting has iusi finished a
most complete abstract uf land Dee
iunging t1 the nucwatfr Develop
men company showing iho number
pf acres ANA location of same. which
w.l' soon be placed under system
of irrigation Sir. whiting has re-
ccutly opened un ONCE tor an snch
work.. 90 No no South Second street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

peming Graphic. Despite the brutal cry III few
Sew Mexican journals "Dehon Bun Androws!" he rec
after two years 81 faithful service in WASH
ueion as New Moxcos delegate la congress. crowned
with honor because of the record DO has made our
representative in the legislative department OF this
country IN him New Mexico has found true friend
40 ublo advocate aud one who iu bis effective work
has proved that Hon. W Il Andrews q man who does
s0mothing BE has put shame ba accuaera, "obiit-
Grated ha pencil pushing dctfacors has convinced the
world that he o. not bank wrecker and that the people
of New Mexico maze no migtaAe n oectine him thoil
delegate TO congress
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
GRAND HIGH PRIEST :
WRIT ON A TOUR

Arthur Everett, wo8 known ana re.
specied business man OF Albuquerque.
arrived nt Santa Fe from tho south.
says the New Mexican Mn Everett
ls me grand high priest of tha Grand
chapter OF Royal Arch Mas0ns of the
territory OF New Mexico and o. on a
tour OF inspection of the various sub.
ordinate chapters owing ALLEGIANCE to
the Grand chapter tie viii visit the
santa re body and viii then leave
for Las Vegas; thence ho viii eo fo
Ration and return Co AlhuuuCratr vn
Clayton, Roswell and Caflshad. tla fba
southern route Az these place, la
VIII also make official visits io tba
chapiers located there
Guile. 49, "a s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Ration Range New Mexico win be solid Tor state.
hood said Major W. a. ~. Llowolyn Ia answer 90 a
question ana 10 viii be extremely hard for Arizona 90
turn down such liberal enabling act as we have to
yote ON n means practically a36o0000o in money Go
thD new state of Arizona The son should pass and !
an Of the opinion that Il will but just what the voters
o Arizona win 40 n the matter causes tho only doubt
ir ry mind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
90 ONE THING WELL.

Ellsons ife motto has been "1hs uue thing 1
electricity Combining himself to chat tblng
he has taken oar thousand patents while million. of
men, knowing r. Nttic OF everything or tryluA to. OBJ
imagining they do have accomplished uothins Beecl-
the greatest preacher o BITS century bad this motto.
"lhia one thing do Hs mighty accomplishment was
possible only hy Turning all his energies and .ueresta
Info one channel Goetho's motto was very much the
same Whatever thou art. be all there The history
Tor every successful man can Dee summed uu iu one
sentence He ala one thing well" Success s au aNso-
lue mastery Of the single thlng lu hand
The man who takes an knowodge for DIS PROVINCE
and tries 20 succeed n a number OF aualnments gnd
accomplishments, viii dnd that he mus, ht from topic
10 topic so butterfly from slower 90 Slower aud that
he win accomplish in the world no than ho but-
terny docs Energy must bo conserved The manager
~ large establishment very promising young man.
declined offers OF dictatorship 200 two leading hanks u
hls town or the reason Thar 90 Dc sarred Dds energies n
loo many directions be- could not make Of his
regular business Every little leak n the mental res-
eryolr lessons hy go much The stream upon tbo wheel
Of ne Mind wanderng is og tho most subtle and
iangeroua OF these leaks q Is Of the greatest OBJ
stacles 90 effective work. habit Of Worrying about
things that cannot be remedod crOwding the thoughts
with petty anXetles taking up one thing after another
ana not bringing anything 10 conclusiou-'hose are
oas that are draining the eneges 20 no good purpose
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

silver CITY Enterprise on July the ranges OF
DIS section were Do critical condition Grass ON an
gragng lands was badly Do need OF rain. and continued
irouth during thc nox, few weeks would have proved
disastrous 90 me fan and winter range The coplons
Gains OF me past week. However have put ranges in
better condition than they had been IN years. The
weeks rain was worth monr 90 the farms and ranches
n northern Ncw Mexico and a houneous harvest 90 an
-lnch products wll De the result
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
AlbuQQerqus WeekIV CltIzGR
subscription Rates.

ouEa6r0tI6n N3I87'
weekly Citizen per year ............,........s1 00
Ualf citizen, PEI year bVV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Nogaloa Oasis; Why should nos New Mexlcans
90 Arizona 10 discuss this great question of stato
hood before Arizona audencos2 And why should not
Arltonans prese,; the Issue Ia them 10 tho
electors az New MeXlcOg Surely this continual EFFORT 90
un-American proceeding but 10 a easily accounted FOR
Tho ante omures fear discussion because the merits
1f ue 900 the other slide They fear iuatruo.
H1u of che people ana they know that discussion viii
Instruct them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

A citizen Want ad does the va
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-05-31
after THE TRUSTS
Standard Oil and the Fertilizer
Combines
SUBJECTED TO EXAMINATION
Prouty and Clements Now Go to
Washington Where They Will Begin
Preparing the Report Which They
are to Submit to Congress.

Cleveland, o., Special.-After three
days spent in taking testimony con-
corning the affairs of the Standard
Oil Company, the Interstate Com
merce Commissioners Prouty and Gle
mcnts adjourned, and shortly there
after started for Washington, where
they are expected soon to begin the
preparation CT their report on the
testimony here and in Chicago for
presentation to Congress. The report
however, will not be closed until the
Standard Oil Company's attorneys
have had ample opportunity to reply
to the many statements and charges
put III evidence. Attorney Virgil p.
Kline, for the Standard Oil Company,
gave notice just before adjournment,
hat he desired TO answer some of the
'timony produced, and requested
commissioners to name q suitable
and place for the rcopening of
case for this purpose. Mr.. Kline
told that this privilege would be
ided to him and that announce
mt of the time and place would be
lcade i'll the near future.
In the three days hearing just
completed total Of thirty-fve wit
nesses have been on the stand. About
fifty or sixty were subpeonaed. Some
Of these were not called. Counsel for
the commissioners, however, had five
or six on hand ready to be sworn, but
the commissioners declined to hear
them, indicating that the things ex-
pected to be proven were not import
ant.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-05-31
Charlotte Cotton MarLct.
CAMPAIGN ITINERARY.
Democratic Sub Committee of South
Carolina State Executive Committee
Arranges Programme for Coming
Contest.

Columbia. Special srb-eon.-
mittecc oi the state executive coni-
mittce adopted and promulgated tn,
following campaign itinerary for thf
approaching State campaign: ST
George :. Tuesday, june 10; Charles
ton. "Wednesday, june, 20; Walter
boro. Thursday, June, - Beaufort
Friday, June -; Hampton, Saturday,
June 23; Barnwcll. Monday, June 25-
Bamhcry, Tuesday, Jnaa 20; Aiken
Wednesday. jane %; Edycield,
Thursday, .lune 28; Sai.da, Nri.lay.
June %; Lexington, Saturday, June
30; Columbia. Monday, .iuIy .; Or
aneeburs, Tuesday, July 10; Sumtcr
Wednesday. .July IL; Manning, Thurs
day. July II; Monks Corner, Friday
July l3; Georgetown, Saturday, Juit
II; kmgsi rect, Monday, July 16S
Florence. Thursday, July II; Marion
Wednesday. July Is; Conway, Friday
July. 20; Darlington, Saturday, July
2l: BiShopvillc. Tuesday, July "a
Bennettsvilie, Wednesday, July 25;
Chesterfield, Thursday, July 26; Cam
den, Fri ny, July 27; Lancaster, Sat
urday. July %; Cheste =, Monday, ,ju
ly 30; Winnsboro, Tuesday, judy 81
Aorkvlilc, Wednesday, August /;
GaiIney. Thursday, August 2; Spar
ianburs. Friday. August B.; Union.
Saturday, august 4; New berry, Tnc-.
day, August :: Greenwood, Wednc..
day, August s; Abbeville, Thursday,
August 3: Anderson, Friday, Ang,ss
II; Pickens. Monday, August 13z
Groenville, Tuesday, August Ia. Phe
commi- tee thinks this schedule VIII
suit al and wiz work cnt all right
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-05-31
News Items.

y $4,000 fire occurred at Amherst
Courthouse, Va.
Count Salsky has hccn relieved of
the presidency of the Russian Coun-
cil of the Empire
Gray Silver was nominated for sen
ator IN the Jackson county CIV. Nal
primaries.
y census bureau report shows that
there are 100000 telenhoncs i'm the
United States, with nearly 5000. 900
600 calls wear.
Ii is rumorcd in ST. PETERSBURG r.ai
General Stosrll. who surrendered Port
Arthur. and Admiral Ncbo.ai, ii.
VIII" commanded one of Roic>,\ c,,-
sky ships, have been condemned Ia
death.
III. II. Stuart. an Enu6,,h subject
md American Nict-Com cl at Ia
t"um. i,ussia. was aSsaSsnatcd bv ,,Y.
Idrniilicd persons.
Moors boarded the steamer Nlaro-
ilia. "arr\m" the America tlJg. near
Tetnan and carried of Il number of
Moorish passengers.
The CONTEST before the arbitrators
IN III" matter OF the Raleigh & Pam
hco Sound Railway and the Glen
wood Company continues at Raleigh,
and will probably last at least a
week longer 1t is not yet known
when the railway will put on passeng-
er trains, but 1t may he several
months.
Secretary Taft sent to Congress the
Panama canal budget for the current
year. carrying appnpri; tions of $2G,
S4S,2Sl.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-05-31
Anderson Traction COMPANY.

Anderson, Special.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the
Anderson Traction Company was held
The following board of directors was
elected: j. a. Brock, +. G.. Brown.
Geo. f.. Cou%hlin, h. T. Mauldin. ID. \.
Lcdhetter. Il. +. Lyon. J. II. Nandi-
yer. w. r. Cox, Calhoun Harris. ID.
L. McBraycr. c. f.. Sullivan, j. j.
tretwelI, c. \. Reed. DIR. J. f. Wilson.
OF Anderson. and J. NJ Fauyrc Of
Indianapolis, Ind.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-05-31
SOUTH CAROLINA CROPS
Officia. Report on South Carolina
Crops For Week Ending Monday,
May %, 1906.

The week was generally cloudy
with frequent showers and thunder
storms during the last three days ov
cr practically the entire State.
The mean temperature was about
thee degrees per day below normal.
i'll the central parts. and about nor
NAL in the southern and southeastern
portions, owing to somewhat lower
maximum temperatures than usual
and to nearly normal night tempera-
lures. The highest maximum tem-
perature for the week was 81 degrees
at Rock Hill on the Dist. and the
lowest minimum temperature for The
week was 56 degrees at Greenvillc
fromthe 23rd to the Goth. inclusive.
and at Wa,terboro on the 23rd.
The precipitation averaged about
normal, although is was not we'll dis
tribute,i over the State, there having
been o deficiency in the central north
ern and northeastern counties, and
heavy rainfall in the southeastern
Savannah valley and northwestern
co' mites where it was in excess of the
normal, and where the weekly
amounts ranged from one inch to over
three inches
Fresh brisk easterly winds pre-
vailed over tie State generally and
northeast gales occurred on the coast.
The amounts of precipitation for
the 9th and morning Of the 2Sth
are not generally shown in the cob
servers Reports but are included
IN the special rainfall reports.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-05-31
In the Charter Mill.

The secretary of state has granted
commission TO the Man lboro Lumber
Company of which SIR. w. C. Smith.
ID. ID. McColl, Jr., and Hugh H. Me
Coll are corporatorS. The capital will
be 100000.
The Taylor Ginning Company of
Grcelyville also received commis-
sion. The capital will be 81 900 and
the petitioneds are s. J. Taylor. T.
w. Boyle and f. Mishoe.
n commission was issued 10 ihc
Bank of Nincty-Six, capitalized al.
$4,000. The corporaiors are: w.
Is. Anderson, K. $. Nicklcs. Jas. G..
Self and others.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-05-31
Woman Shot by Unknown Person.

Marion, Special Saturday night
about 8 o'clock II negro woman. nam
ed Caroline Thompson, aged about 40
years, was assassinatcd by an un-
known party at her home which she
owns i'll negro quarter i'll the eastern
suburbs of the town. She was st.ud-
ing by the window ironing, and was
shot with a shotgun loaded with small
shot, the load taking effect in her
left arm and side. The wounds are
not considered fatal, rs il is not
thought that any of the internal or
gans were reached by the shot. AT
the time of the shooting she was alone
In the house, her married daughter
who lives with her having gone 10 a
neighbours.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-05-31
Negro Woman Surrendcrs to Face
Murder Charge.

Charleston, Special. The unusual
happened, when n negro woman. Liz
zle Slmons, walked into the sheriff :
office and surrendered herself for trial
for murder. She hit negro. William
Sumter, on the head with glass bot
lie about n week ago and two davs
later the negro died of lock Jaw. The
woman had escaped and gone TO
James Island, where she told her
parents of what she had done. Her
father persuaded her TO return to
Charlottee with her uncle and deliver
herself to the shc:;lf.