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The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT.
Big Event in Celebration of the
Opening of the Narrow Guage
as Broad Gunge Road.

From Montrose comes the report
that the base ball fans of that city
are boosting for a baseball tourna-
ment to take place in Montrose on
the day that the first broad guage
train runs into that city, marking
the disappearance of the narrow
guage road. Frank A. Wadleigh. as
sistant general passeng ger agent of
the Denver & Rio Grande, stated, ac-
eording to the report received today.
that the long hoped-for change will
take. place about July 20.
1t Is supposed that Montrose hand
up a purse of about $500 and invite
the ball teams of Telluride. Ouray,
Silverton, Grand Junction Delta and
Olathe and the North Fork country to
contest for the prize.
The tournament is to be in prog
ress three days and it is proposed to
make it the greatest event in the
baseball circles of the western slope.
Mr.. Wadleigh, it is stated, has
promised to run special trains from
the various points and make n low
rate for the event and there is no
doubt but what the attendance would
be great.
The Grand Junction boys should
give this matter attention and get up
a local team to try for the purse. The
local base ball enthusiasts will take
much interest in the tournament and
a big crowd will go up from Grand
Junction If the affair is pulled off.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11
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If it's Fred Mantey saddle it will
wear.
Fishing tackle at the Postofice
Book store.
Smoke the Eel socorro cigar. every
pun a pleasure.
New buggies and harness traded
for old ones at Fred Mantey's.
Second hand buggies. surreys and
harness for sale at Fred Mantey's.
We do heavy hauling of all kinds
at reasonable prices. Special wagon
for this kind of work-Barton &
Platt. Phone Mesa 105. Prompt at
tention.
You won't kick on the class of
teams, the kind, of vehicles or any
other feature of the service given you
If you patronize Barton & Platt,
liverymen. Phone Mesa 105.
For fresh fruits and vegetables
go to Alderman & Corcoran at the
corner of Second and Colorado
They are first class grocers. Any and
everything in the grocery line you
will find here. Prices always right.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11
HEAVY SHIPMENT YESTERDAY.
Almost a Carload of Fruit Shipped
out BY Express Yesterday ON
Colorado Midland No.
10f. The Popular
Train

Yesterday afternoon the local of
flee of the Wells Fargo Express com
pany sent six big wagon loads of fruit
to the station to be shipped out on
Midland train No. 104, the entire
shipment taking up the greater por-
tion of a baggage car. This was the
biggest single express shipment made
so far this season by the Wells Far
go people. and each day the express
fruit business is growing heavier.
Evidently it is going to be neces-
sary to increase the working force at
the Wells Fargo Office in order to
properly handle the fruit,
That the change made in the time
of the departure of No. 1O4 was a
wise one there can be no doubt. The
heavy express shipments of fruit in
dicate that the fruit men appreciate
right from the start the service offer
ed under the new schedule.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11
Notice.

The Grand Valley Fruit and Prod
uce association is ready to receive
express shipments for the week end
ing July IA. Our office will be in
the rear of 352 Main street. You
will find the manager there from
two o'clock until four o'clock every
day. Phone Junction 116, this week
only.
On and after Monday the 10th our
warehouses on Ninth and Railroad
avenue will be open and ready to re-
ceive your products. Phone Mesa
ZIG.
A. B. CAMPBELL, Mgr.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11
LADIES DAY.

Mr.. Kitzmiller will give the ladies
of the city an opportunity to look in
to the operation of the wireless tele-
graph system and to watch demon
stratious of this wonderful inyeni
tion.
From O'Clock until O'Clock
on Friday night the ladies are
privileged and cordially invited to
call at the office at All Main street,
they will receive a hearty welcome
from Mr.. Kitzmiller.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11

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TO RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
We have three nice residences in the
Crawford addition for sails. Small
payment down and the balance on
small monthly payments. These are
bargains. -Rhone-Walker Realty
company.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11
Notice To Water Renters.

The city water rent for the quar-
ter beginning July LIST is now due.
All renters are urged to call at the
city nail and make settlement there
by saving penalty attached to all de-
linquents.
b. w. VEDDER, Water Supt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09

I'm examination will he held in Reno
on February %. 27, 2S, 1906, to secure
a list @! cligiblcs from which To- make
certiticntion to ill several vacancies in
the position Of cadet in the revenue
cutter service and similar positions
which may occur in the service, \
three years course at the school on
instruction OF the revenue cutter service,
located near Baltimore. Maryland, is
necessary to secure a commission from
the President as lieutenant.
On account OF the difficulty exec
ricnccd III securing cliGibles for these
positions persons who are qualified are
urged To enter this examination, which
Will consist Of the following: Spelling,
arithmetic. algebra. geography. gcom.
strA, worlds history and Constitution
OF the United Stuies, phyaIcs, general
Information. trisonomciry, grammar,
rhetoric and composition, EngIi-h lit.
eraturc aud one modern language.
\ cadet must not bc less than IS
years nor more than - years Of age, and
unmarried. \ captain i'll the revenue
cutter service is paid salary c. $500
per year and ranHs with a major Of the
nrmy. \ first lieutenant is paid $500,
second lieutenant $500, and third
lieutenant SliCO per annum.
The salary OF "A cadet is 800 per
nnnum and the applicant must bc n
citizen of the United States.
Tho principal duties of the officers in
of all laws oi the United States affecting
the revenue nmd the maritime interests,
the arrest aud prevention OF illicit trat.
tic 10y sea. etc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09
Not The Right Medicine.

story is told OF a physician who once
hnd case of the "d.t's- under his
charge, and in the hospital where his
patient was he also had a green nurse in
attendance upon the victim OF too much
Kentucky moonshine. His instructions
to the nurse were, to give the man his
medicine every so often according to
the directions, and especially when he
became imaginary in his vision. All
well and good. Along about three . III.
the morning after, the doctor was hur.
ricdly sent to come to the hospital at
"nce as the patient WIS III a bad fix.
On his arrival he fOund his man NJ a
corner "f the room and evidently under
the dclusinn that he had dog and pony
show right there. Tho doctor upbraid.
ed the nurse for allowing the man to
get so far without checking him. and
said: "Scc hcrc, why didn't you give
him tho medicine as | directed you?"
Tho nurse: "Well, doctor you only told
me to give him tho medicine when hc
saw Snakes and all he cav WIS "little
blue dogs with pink tails"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09

up Ia the time Of the Killing, "Ic.ut
Johnny stated that be wan not drunk
and lbnpah says both were drunk
Johnny ulso said that while they were
going through Chinatown after leaving
the saloon that lhapah toli him he had
killed his father and that he was bad
man and wanted t0 kill some one.
lhHpah admitted telling Johnuy that he
had killed his father. but denied the
remainder ~ johnny abatement. Com.
ing down to the killing, ibnpah said
that they found the man they Killed
lying on his back III the TIE house and
that Johnny told him to get a bottle 81
whiakcy for him. Tho man -aid hc
could not 60 us he had but one leg
and that he WOulu 90 tO sleep.
/ Tho man went To sleep and Johnny silt
he was going to kill him. lbapim says
he made no reply Ia this. Johnny the u
took hold uf the man = wr,sta aud ere ,s,Cd
hiH wrists III front Of lum and held them
/ with one hnnd and with the other he
caught the mun 10y the hair on the back
of his head and held his head bgck and
told lbapah /" cut his throat qu'ck.
/ Johnny had given lhapnh hia knife
| before this and lbnpah went to the man
mud nalScd Johnny "wirat he gong Ia do
/" kill this man Johnny replied that
| he wOuld throw him on the fire. ibapah
said all right. johnny fcl; III the man =
! pockets Tor money. before they KILLED
| INN, but found none. While johnny
held the mnn's wrists, iblpah put his
/ knee on tho mai.'4 breast. took hold nf
! his coat with his left hand aud alnahcd
/ Ing throat with Johnny's knifo with the
| right hnud. When Johnny took hold uf
tho man's wrista. he woke up aud rniaCd
! one hand nnd sail To Iohnny what are
I you dong? Ibapnh slnshcd tn" man 4
| throat first with hia own knife aud then
iiniPhcd tho job with Juhnuy's knife
Aftor they hal killed him, they climbed
tho pilo of ties aud threw ties OH the
man to burn him up Tho mnn hnd
mndc u ilrc before lie laid down nnd thls
WA burning when the crime wns com.
miticd.
Johnny told Indian .loavh the next
day ,hat ho and lbapoh had killed the
man nnd lJapah told Indian Jim the
same thing while nt the lie house after
the body was found. but Kept then
secret from the white men.
! Both Indians talk good English and
and bO:h arc ~ average Intelligence
Each seemed tn throw the burden o
the crime on tho other. Ibapah ruid Il,
did not feel bad over tho crime, hu
whom told TINT white men hung moi
guilty Of such crimes by tho neck unit
dCad, hc aCcmcd Ia rcnlizc hin position.
While tho credit of the arrest OF thcs,
men in duo Ia Sheriff Clark, he wiahc
duo credit given Ia Judge Hogan. Wce
Johnston ana Rov. W. T.. FrcdcrIck -
Nontcllo. Those men took grcn
intorcsi in running down the guilty MOI
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09

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tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of the disease. md giving the
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TINT II faila tn cnrc. Send for tcstimon.
ials. Address.
r. j. CuESEY & Co., Toledo, o..
Sold 10y all DFuggis,e, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09
MURDERERS CAUGHT
Indian Johnny and indian lbapah Under
Arrest for the montcllo Murder.
Both Make Confessions.

The men who hrutally murdered u
tramp at Montcllo on tho nth Of last
December aro in tho tolls of the law
Their names are Indian johnny, n
Shoshonc Indian ~ years Of age. and
lbapah. GOshuto Indian aged II
years. Sheriff Clark arrested Johnny
ht Mon,cllo yesterday and lbapah was
arrested at the Indian camp at Elko last
evening. Both men have confessed the
crime and both made lengthy statements
la tho reporter this forenoon. Johnny
il locked up III the main Jail and Ibnpah
il kept in cell III the old jail. This is
done Ia prevent them from concocting II
story different from whnt they have told
tn tho officers and reporters.
In tho shcriiT'g office this forenoon in
llnrhin, George li Russell nnd the
writer. johnny uudc u statement, tho
Hubst ancc 81 which follows:
ilc said that he lett Tccoma Tor Mon.
tcllo on Saturday morning before the
murder. llc remained III Mon,cllO un-
Ill Friday. On "Wednesday, ho and
lbapRh played twenty ono at an Italian
Hilonn with two white men. During the
game Indian Juacph came 10 the saloon
anu asked Johnny Ia go home. IIc
replied TINT ho wonld 90 when ho got
broke. lilo lost tho money IN front of
him and thcn he md Ibapah left the
saloon. Johny anil Ibnpah VIVA drnnI,
aud ho was about hair full Aitcr lcav.
ing tho eHlOon, they won't through,
Chinatown and lbapah askcd johnny il
ho was broke. johnny aaid hc had
SLID. Ibapah suggested tilat they find
hobo and got more whiakcy. They
wont I" the coal chute and found the
man thoy killed III II Ito houso. They
wont IN and ngkcd tho man la get the II,
II bottle OF whlskey. Tho man said Ia
could not go mud lbapah began 10 curse
hIm. lbapah then told Johnny TINT hc
"'ls gong to kill the man and Tor him "a
thko hold ~ tho mana hnndl md IA,
would cut his ihrOat. Johnny took tho
man 10y tho wrists hnd held him and
Iohpnh put ono kncc on hiH brcnel and
held him down aul cut hra throat, Tn,
man wna lying ho~u when they found
him and did not got UP. Aflor the,
Killed him, lbapah won't through hi,
cl"'hoe Tor money and cut oil ono oi hi,
shoes. They then left the tic house anc
won't to tho Indian cnmp. Johnny cay.
mo mhne thront VIVA cut with Ibnpnh',
Kn'to and TINT hc had nothing to Il,
with burning tho body.
lbapalIs story ngrcco with Johnny,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09

Jurcd $40, being an increase Of twenty.
five in the number killed and fifty-three
in the number injured over those report.
ed for the last preceding quarter. Tho
total number Of collisions and derail.
mepts was 3,l35 U,Go5 collisions and
l,3;'O derailmcntsl, Of which 2iO coils
ions md Ill dcraiments affected
passenger trains, The damage to cars,
engines and roadway by these acci.
dents amounted to s2,5iO, Railway
World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09
Three Months Of halfway AccIdo ont


Accident Bulletin No. IL, q brief
summary 81 which has just been issued
by ih" Interstate Commerce Commission
shows for the months Oi July, August
and September. last that |, ,0j3 were
killed and 1856 injured among pass.
cugcrs aud employees on the railways Of
tho United States. This is IN increase
over those reported in the three ~ .nths
last preceding. Those figure ARE
doubtless III large measure a reflection
oi 'hc heavy traffic done 10y the principal
railroads 81 the country during the
busiest eummCr months. Tho number
uf passengers killed III train accidents,
turiy.thrcr. ia larger than III either Of
the two preceding quarters. yet il is Tar
below the quarter winch included tho
-nmo ihrrr munths Of 1901, when 22S
raTgcngcrs wore killed IN collisions and
| lcrnilmCnie. Tho two most notable
accidents in the present report arc a
collision killing twelve persona and
/ u dcrnilmcut killing fifteen. Tho total
nuu her Of employees reported killed
! IN coupling and nnc"upling cara is
seventy. -four, and the Eumbcr in.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09
MARRIED..

Tr0,t-Riordan-At the residence Ui the
brides parents in Mound Valley, Elko
county. Novada, January 80, 1905, by
Father Manion OF Eurckn, Mr.. Harry
Trott to Miss Katio Riordar.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09

Sunday night Juilcr Weathcrs heard a
grating sound IN the Jail and came to
the conclusion that some 81 the prison.
Crs were trying Ia saw their way ont.
lie kept the matter to himself until
Sheriff tlark's return yesterday after.
noon when u search nf the cells was
male. Nothing was found until the
cells Of James Watson and Wesley
Gardner were reached. IN Wnison's
cell they found one Of the steel sheets
pIccc, large enough to admit the bodies
II the men, nearly sawed out. 10
Garducr'e cell sheet Of the steel WAS
pricd up and cons lcrahlc prugrcgs
had been made III saving out a piccc.
large cuough la admit his body. The
work III Glriucr's cell had evidently
been stopped and th" effort ~ the men
in the plot had hCcn ccntcrcd upon the
work III Watson's cell Az result of the
discovery hy the officers james Wat son
Frank Sterling and Wesley Gardner
are wearing D:cgon boots and will con.
tinuc Ia wear then us long ns they
remain III jIii. Watson and Sterling
are the men Who burglari2Cd Casper g
store and Gardner IL waiting Tie action
Of tho grand juty on u charge pf bur.
glnry and robbery committed nj Wrlls,
They are all fucmG the pcuitcntary.
Last evening Wesley Gardner, ono Of
tho men implicated III the plot la brcal,
jail. uubpsOmri himself 20 the sheriff
and district Hi,"rucy. Ilc said the plo,
was Ia saw oil the bolts 50 that the lever.
operated from the sheriff. Office to lock
The celia. would not work aud when the
ir'Icr cnmc to lock the coils they were tn
make their escape II the jailcr inter
/ Tered with them hc world dnubtlcgp
sulicr the consequences. Gurlncrs pro.
/ limiunry examination was held this Tore
noon nnl hc was held to appear before
/ the grand jury on the charge 81 attcrupl.
/ ING to hrcuk jill He made statement,
! hut refused to repent what hc told the
oniccrR laqt night. Tho examination Of
( Watson mud Sterling on the jnil brcaI,,
/ ing charge was held ihis afternoon
| Judge Bruce held ,hom tn appear DO
+ tore the grand jury.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-09


Concentration Of thought is most I'm.
portant on whatever exercise iB being
carried out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
COTTON TAGGING

M. Sabel t& Sons. Call for secondhand Bagging and Ties. gCod as new. l02-104 Bibb St. Phone 72.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
ACCIDENT AT wETUMPKA.
Leonard Macon Seriously Injured Whi

Leonard Macon Seriously Injured While
 POssum Hunting.
 Wetumpka. Nov. 6.-(Special. )--A de- plorable accident occurred near We tumpka Saturday night. Leonard Ma con, while out possum hunting. was struck by a falling tree and severely injured.
 Mr. Macon was unconscious all day Sunday and Is yet almost in comatose state.
 This morning a negro workman en- gagged in digging at ditch wherein will be laid the piping for the new school house, was hurt by cave-in of the sides of the ditch. The darkev sustain ed a broken arm and some other inju- ries.
 Mrs. J. w. Gamble has returned home after spending some months in Birmingham.
 Mrs Fitzpatrick and Miss Willie May Bates of Birmingham are the guests of friends in Wetumpka.
 At regular meeting of the City Council held last night matters of m- portance in regard to building the new school house were brought before the board and discussed at length by the members.
 The board determined on the pur- chase of another hundred horse power boiler for the electric light plant
 The meeting adjourned until next Monday evening, when matters of i'm portance will again he taken up by the city fathers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07

it over in tn" bottoms II" wen -- but failed tn lu.tt" The W..i. U. then returned h"m'. got hts p..tu. .... k d seat in the ward and shot .4.r.-t.. - through the head Aljhu.sI ~....- squarrlY throuEh the forehead a, .-1 cred for several hours dying lat h the aftcrupof The drreaS... vived by his wife md two criIdre- ~-. funeral took IIl,. fh.s aFf. ,r.t,. t"rment h'.IC tt Surlph Chr- h
 The fpu.lu ut Edward q. who VI k.l.d t selma. \ tr-.
 h pul,, 't'I.,r. i.rribl, ms sAt. D place t'"u, tt' iapti~t r.
 scale. Ala hls old home .. . tr.. -. vice VI very largely at..,.I.t very touching incident o.. --.H .i.-
 rg th' +ervi..s Nhi. I- .vtnts-.r was cori'irtinr 'h" serVI.. tho atf tathar of the young man eutsrSd Ina
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
DEAD BODYsFOUND.
No Clue Has Been Found to the
 Crf,,

Crime.
 Troy, November 6.-(Special )-This morning the body of a negro infant was found on a vacant lot on the corner of North Three Notch and Gem etery streets II was without clothing. it's skull had been crushed and 1t lay in an unprotected spot where it had evidently been for several days The discovery was made by a colored boy at work near the place. The coroner's inquest was called this afternoon. but so far no clue to the crime has been found.
 meets at Union Hill. four miles north of Troy tomorrow and will be in ses- sion the balance of this week
 The. city council had its regular meeting last night but most of the important matters that came up were continued until next meeting to give the committees further time for mak- ing reports
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
COUGHS AND COLDS.

Stop That Cough or Cold by using The Monumental Cough Syrup: price o5c Phone 531. Burke's Drug Store
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
THREW INTO TRAIN.
Niscreant Struck Rev. J. A. Jenkins
 With Missile.

ITaNtOn. NDN- N,-- SpeCIHI )--Sat- urday night about 2 o'clock when the Central train gong west, had reached q point about on" mile from Clayton. some miscreant hurled q rock about the sIze of mans fist through one of the train windows, striking Rev. Mir. J. A JcnN!ns, of MOuteomery in the back with fearful force and smashing the glass window into thousands of fragments. Col G l.. Conner sat In the next seat back of Mir Jenkins and received wounds from which his hands bled. The train
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07

CAr0HhA FOftI1nd Nement Co,
 Also Plaster Fire Brick, Roofing Paper. Stocks stored in L. & N warehouse, Montgomery, Ala. Ad- dress inquiries to Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
YOUNG FARMER SUICIDES.
Leyie Arnnt Kills Self in Fit of De-
 snnndi. naN.

Girard. NOV. 6.-lSN'-IlI. l-NFtalIs IS have been received hclr "f the sui'ld" of Levie Arant. well known young farmer of the Thland Ala, community in Russell county yesterday The young man was dcSp"ud'nt from some cause thought to haVc been due tu discouragement over money matters, and seemed to come to the deliberate decision to end his life He ask I'd George Baker to lend him his gun, and was told that some of the hands had
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07

was stopped as soon as possible but of course 1t was impossible to aScer- tain who did the dastardly deed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07

FOR SALE. 2,OOO yards of the best sand for brick work and p1astering. Delivery prompt. H. A. LOVELEsS. Phone 245.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

TONIGHT
MEDICAL SOCIETY WILL BAN.
QUIT AT WASHINGTON

Al the Washington hotel tonight
the King County Medical society
viii Eathcr about the hanque, board.
preceding the bis feed short bupi-
ness session will take place 10 the
chamber Of commerce Tor the par
pusa ~ eie,iiuE Officers
Doctors O. H. Randall. II NJ.
Read aud W G. Gibson are eAndi-
dates for the presidency nf y a..
Carroll Is slated far treasurer. aud
nt VI Eugene Allen will probably
be elected seeFetary After the husi
ness meeting tho msiieoa viii NO 10
thu Washington DF J r. Lyons
will act az POSTMASTER The COM
mittre have secured Governor Mead
Nho will deliver the principal ad-
dress Of the evening An interest
ms liai u taasts has been prepared
as follows
The roas,s
The Duties 81 "a. Medical Pro-
fesslon 60 the State Gov Albert y
Mead The Duties Of the Meilrai
Profession 90 the City" Mayor Il
A lialliugW The ulgniiy ~ the
Medical Profession. Hi rev bishop
o.pea. Should Modlcal Subjects Ne
Treated By ihe Public Press Efsss
tua nfainerd The Relations of the
County Medical Society 20 the
American Meiieai Association. nr
Kenneth ~ A. Mackenzie. Port
land Hos Can the Public Pres
Advance the Interests Of the Med
teal Profession Col A nlsfhsn
The Relation Bet wen tho law aud
Meileiue Frederick A nAusmau
The npetofa" } Il Mrikie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
WILL 30 WI
FOR 5000
JENKINS AND MeGRArH WILL FACE THE FOUL
LINE TONIGHT IN SIP EcIAL MATCH

Two clever emb=elouters, 'old.
Tuner jenkins and = } Ncerath,
Of San Francisco. viii face the foul
line tonight IN sposial match Tor
q pulse Of see both artists are
the actual article aud rcdshot con-
test Is assurusi The wood CATERERS
will take the Is game route. five
EAmrs on the Monarch alleys. tive
on the bismarck drives and five on
the Arcade alleys
Il has taken much dicksrlng 20
act the tSo cracks tug0shaE. and a
bumper crowd Will be on hand "a
watch some expert timber topptns
The bowling fauN are divided a. 60