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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-13
Continued on page twenty.)
Desert Land Entries.

Following is a resume of the law gov
erning desert land entries, by John w.
Corbell. u S. Land Com. that may be of in
terest to those wishing to take lands under
the act:
Every citizen of the United States and
those who have declared their intention to
become such; over III years old. or the
head of a family is entitled to $40 acres of
agricultural public land. Every male
citizen is entitled to 100 acres as a home
stead. If he so desires. which limits his
rights to a desert claim to 100 acres. A
married woman is entitled to a desert claim
of 100 acres. In other words, a man and
his wife are entitled to $40 acres. A Des-
ert claim must be in compact form unless
good reasons can be shown why it is better
to take in another form.
Desert land costs sI.25 per acre in mon
ey and at least $500 per acre in work.
The sum Of twenty-five cents per acre must
accompany the application and one dollar
per acre is payable on final proof. At
least $I.oo per acre must be expended each
year in permanent improvements for a
period of three years and a yearly state
ment, corroberated by two disinterested
witnesses. showing how money was ex-
pended must be made. Any thing in the
way of permanent improvements count in
this required expenditure If desired, final
proof can be made in one year. Final
payment is not required until four years
after date of filing.
A map showing the completed plan of
irrigation must accompany the application
and thism map must show the actual plan
contemplated. II is required to put water
on all the land in sufficient quantity to re-
claim it and If there are any high or un-
even places on the land, impossible to irri-
gate, this map should show them. With
the final proof, another map. showing
what has been actually accomplished. is
required. 1t is required to cultivate at
least one eighth of the land.
Desert land is construed to mean any
land that will not. in an ordinary season,
when unfed by grazing animals. produce
a crop of hay, sufficient in quantity to pay
for the cutting. or will not produce an
agriculture; crop Of any kind. IL IN
ordinary season. without artificial irrigation
in sufficient quantity to be remunerative
Desert claims can be filed on either sur
veyed or unsurveyed land, Homesteads can
be filed only on surveyed land. While
there have been no material changes in
the Desert Land Laws recently, on account
of so much fraud connected with it, the
policy of the government is to give desert
claims special attention to the end that the
law must be complied with in every re.
spect."
:. N. v. GALLEGos.
:. u. s. Court Commissioners.
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PLRcINcT No. z.

LhCiNCl NJ &
Abeyta. Melquiades, personal property.
horses and sheep, taxes I Is, penalty o9.
costs IS. total ~.
Carmack. c G. personal property, horses
and cattle. taxes 9 81. penalty IS, costs go,
total 10 40.
Santiago Garcia y Herrera. So Of ne4 OF
sea, sec 81, twp 9 n, r 81 e, taxes 3 o4.
penalty IS. costs IS, total 3 81.
Maywald. Mrs NJ l., personal property,
horses and cattle. taxes 3 20, penalty II,
costs IS. total 2 GO.
Martinez. Epifanio. personal property.
horses and sheep, taxes 9 70. penalty 49.
costs IS. total 10 90.
Montoya. Pedro. personal property.
horses and sheep. taxes 4 IL, penalty III.
costs IS. total 4 o..
MARTINEZ. Victoriano. personal property.
horses and sheep. taxes 7 20. penalty SO,
costs IS, total 8 90.
Rudolph. M. personal property horses
and cattle: taxes 2 AZ. penalty IL, costs IS.
total 2 So.
Kicks. Emmett. personal property, horses
and cattle. taxes 7 40. penalty 81, costs IS,
total 8 IL.
Rush. w Fl. personal property. horses
and cattle. taxes I'll IS. penalty l OF. costs
IS. total ~ IT.
South Western Building & Loan Asso-
citation. 10, 4. sec rs. twp II n, r SO e, So
sea. sec -. twp II n. r 50 Q. nw4 ne 4, sac
"a, twp II n. r SO G. 1853 acres. taxes S 90.
penalty 80. costs I o5. total 7 IS.
Young. c II. lots 9 and 10. blk -. lots
a and S. blk aS. original townsite: lot 4,
blk ?. Russell addition. taxes II 4o. penal
ty 88. costs 1 90. total 10 81.
PRECINCT No. 3.
Ashton. Alex. personal property. horses
and cattle. taxes s SO, penalty ~. costs IS.
total 9 50.
De Baca. f C. e2 ne4. sec IL. twp 9 n
r 60 e. so acres: Wa nw4, sec -. twp 9 n
r &C e, so acres, taxes 6 SO. penalty 81
costs 10. total 7 40.
Fife, Martha Z. personal property
horses and cattle. taxes 10 o4, penalty so
costs IS. total 10 SO.
Griggs, Carey. personal property, horse
and cattle. taxes g 40. penalty 90, costs IS
total 7 OF.
Queen. ] S. personal property, horses
cattle and sheep. taxes FL AZ. penalty I OF
costs IS, total ~ 81.
Robertson. +. personal property. horse
and cattle, taxes ~ IS. penalty 90. costs
IS, total - 10.
Smith. Robert o. personal property
horses and cattle. taxes 20 81, penalty l OF
costs IS. total al 6S.
Edwards. jeff. personal property, horse
and cattle, taxes 10 s., penalty 80, cost
IS, total II II.
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Aquilar, Jose M, personal property,
cattle, taxes SO, penalty o5. costs IS. total
28.
Benavidez, Panlin, personal property.
horses, cattle and sheep, taxes g 81. pen
atty IS. costs IS, total 2 %.
Durfee, S b, personal property and cat
tie, taxes II IS, penalty 50, costs IS, total
IL 10.
Pedro Gonzales y Garcia. personal prop
erty, cattle. taxes I 81, penalty 10, costs
IS. total 60.
Gonzales. Matias. personal property.
sheep, taxes q 80, penalty ID, costs IS,
total 3 81.
Harland, J M, lot 2, sec 10. twp 8 n, r
II e. SO acres. sw4 sea, sec 10, twp 8 n, r
II e. 40 acres. sw4 sea, sec g, twp 8 n, r
II e. 40 acres, taxes I 81, penalty 10.
costs SO. total 2 AZ.
Keuhn. G d. personal property. horses
and cattle. taxes 4 27, penalty I'll, costs IS,
total 4 50.
Martinez. Juan. personal property.
horses. cattle etc. taxes 4 OF. penalty 70.
costs IS. total S IS.
Morris. Il A. sea, sec 80, twp 8 n. r use.
100 acres. taxes 3 40. penalty II, costs IS.
total 3 90.
Marcus. ] w. personal property, horses
and cattle, taxes s 81, penalty AZ, costs IS.
total 9 %.
Muniz. I~saias, personal property, horses
etc. taxes 2 IS. penalty IL, costs IS. total
2 81.
Muniz, Jesus Maria. personal property
cattle and sheep, taxes 8 80. penalty AZ,
costs 81. total q 10.
Nation, + w. personal property, horse:
and cattle. taxes g 90. penalty 81. costs IS
total 6 rs.
Peggram. w M, personal property ant
cattle. taxes 9 Of, penalty as, costs IS
total 10 ~.
Stern & Nahn. personal property ane
cattle, taxes IS II. penalty 70. costs IS
total 10 ~.
Sena & Martinez. sea nw4, ne4 sw4. SCI
70, twp II n, r 20 e, $50 acres. taxes3 IS.pen
atty 10, costs IS. total 3 6o.
Sena. Hijinio. sea sec 2S twp II n r q
e 100 acres, taxes 4 rs penalty Fl cost
IS total 4 81: personal property taxes 90
penalty o5 costs IS total I SO. q.
Spinks. G V. personal property horse
and cattle taxes 10 OF penalty so costs 3
total 10 SO.
Thurlow, S w, personal property an
cattle taxes 2 rs penalty II costs IS tota
. IA
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otal q 81.
Williams, J w. personal property, horses
md cattle. taxes 20 SO. penalty I Oh, costs
IS, total az IS.
PRECINCT No. 4
Bond. Frank. personal property. horses
md cattle. taxes IS 81. penalty Is, costs
IS total 10 OF.
Brokers. Jack, personal property, horses
and cattle, taxes - OF, penalty 65. total
ID OF.
Cissell. w II. personal property and
taxes 9 As. penalty IS. costs s..
total 10 IS.
McDial. Chas. personal property. horses
and cattle, taxes s 70, penalty ~. costs IS,
total 9 81.
Griggs, ] W.. personal property. horses
and cattle. taxes 9 90, penalty IS. costs IS.
total 10 40.
Long, A b.. personal property. horses
and sheep, taxes S "a, penalty 20. costs IS,
total S IS.
Morris. J T. personal property, horses
and sheep, taxes "a So. penalty IS, costs
IS. total IS go.
Nix. ] II. personal property, horses and
cattle. taxes 6 IS. penalty 81. costs IS.
total 6 81.
Tofoya & Bros, Nicanor, personal prop,
erty, improvements. horses etc. taxes 6 ~.
penalty 81. costs IS. total 9 SO.
Tofoya. Nicanor. undescibed land in
sec 80. twp7 n. 81 e. 40 acres, taxes
2 S.. penalty -. costs IS. total 3 o3.
PREciNcr No. S.
Bonds. J M. personal property. horses
and cattle. taxes 4 81, penalty 20. costs IS.
total S IS.
Birch. E, personal property, taxes IL.
penalty o.. costs IS. total I II.
Buckner. T b.. personal property. horses
and cattle. taxes l O.. penalty oS. costs IS.
total 2 OF.
Bonds, S E. personal property
and improvements, taxes 4 IS. penalty ~.
costs s.. total 4 81.
Culbertson. + w, personal property.
horses and cattle. taxes I So, penalty oS.
costs IS, total I IS.
Domingnez. Andres. personal property.
horses and sheep. taxes 2 o5. penalty 10.
costs s.. total 2 so.
Edwards. Pearl. personal property.
horses, cattle and other items, taxes s SO.
penalty As. costs IS. total 9 6S.
Gholson. L. personal property taxes l 20.
penalty 90, costs IS, total l o..
Gholson. Z S. personal property. cattle.
taxes o., penalty os. costs IS. total ! 81.
Hunter. Eliza. personal property. horses
AID cattle. taxes 10 90. penalty SIS. costs
IS. total II So.
Hunter. Mark, personal property. horses
and cattle. taxes 10 rs. penalty 81. cost:
35.tot al ~ "a.
Horton. w w, personal property, horse:
and cattle. taxes II 81. penalty -, cost:
IS. total IS 90.
Nelson. p. personal property. horse.
and cattle, taxes II 50. penalty IS, cost:
IS, total ~ 40.
Otero, Rita S, e2 ne4. sec 20. twp 9 n,
r 80 e. SO acres. wa nw4. sec III, twp 9 n
r 80 e, so acres. taxes 4 IS, penalty II
costs 70, total S 10, personal property anc
sheep, taxes IL GO. penalty O., costs IS
total - O..
Parks. w c.. personal property ant
horses. taxes 10 4s. penalty So. costs IS
total II IS.
Sanchez. Jose Patricio. sw4 sea, sec "a
twp ? n. r 2S Q. 40 acres: nw4 ne4, wa NV.
sec %. twp 2 n. IS e. 100 acres. take
2 u penalty "a. costs 10, total 3 SO: per
%sonal property and sheep. taxes I IS. pen
atty o6. total I GO.
Scott, Jacob. personal property. horse
etc, taxes 6 SO. penalty 80, costs IS, tota
2 80.
Wise, M. personal property. horse
; and cattle. taxes II 10, penalty so, cost
5 IS, total IL o9.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
SPARRING OVER DIRIGO'S CLASS.

"You are the master of the bark Drgo?'
"She is registered as a ship
You M"
Il OF the American ship Dirgo."
The Dirgo has three masts'
She has four masts."
." has three
without yards?
That class OF rig makes ship the American registry
the preliminary of Captain George w Good
of the Dgo, whatever she is by Geo A Davis
Robert Curtis
damages of his being by
addition direct prosecution of the officer for assault and battery
Captain Goodwin appeared before L S Judge Dole under
subpoena by beant his Deposition Drigo shortly
going R w Breckon and w l. Stanley appeared
vessel After the about the
testified that he heard trouble going
the ship.
Crosexamned he said any about the
ship for thirteen before which
immaeral The objection overruled also
strike ali about what happened being
satisfied that the witness did trouble
proceedings a sudden end by saying:
If had known that, would not have ubpoenaed
If he with the ship YOU have
rested for contempt?" Mr. Breckons smilngly asked.
Mr. Davis said he wouldn't sign no more stipu
tons for anybody.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
RUMOR
ABOUT NHEI CO

A rumor that the Kihei plantation
had been taken over by the Maui Ag-
ricultural Company and would be oper-
ated as a part of the business of that
partnership was published yesterday
by an afternoon paper.
At its best the rumor is premature.
For some time past the question of
amalgamation by the Hawaiian Com
merciaI & Sugar Co. and Kihei Plan
tation Co. or of amalgamation by the
Maui Agricultural Co. and Kihei, has
been discussed.
Nothing has been done about it but
discussion, though it has been discussed
many times.
The H. c.. & s. Co. and the K. p. Co.
are Incorporated companies. while the
NJ. A. Co is a partnership of five other
incorporated companies each holding,
in round figures, one thousand acres
of land
1t may be that the rumor in question
was generally taken as correct in out
side stockbroking circles, for three
hundred shares of Kihei sold yesterday
at SO. against $3.50 last sale, s7.75 bid
and 1925 asked on Saturdays exchange
list
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24

benignly upon the murderer Shin
Miung Ok smiled back in return and
smiled TO the reporter. His face was
calm and he seemed ready for the bit
ter end of his twenty-eight wears of
life. lie wants TO make a state
ment. - remarked Mr.. Wadman TO the
reporter. and the man said: = While
have committed this great sin and
crime. yet I have asked for forgiveness
from my fellow men, and though about
to die. / know / am suffering the lust
penalty for my offence. l trust in
God and thank Him that the sin has
been taken out Of my heart. | wish to
thank the officers for all they have
done for me and wish them God speed. -
With his face free of care or ankle
ty. Ok closed his eyes while standing on
the trap during the brief moment Rev.
Mr. Wadman offered prayer. As he
opened his eyes the black cap fell over
his head, the moose was frightened and
again the trap fell and the man with
it, death being instantaneous.
It seemed a little fling Of fate that
one of the prison TRUSTEES who was to
assist in cutting down the bodies and
removing them to the dead wagon,
should be the japanese riot leader at
Kahuku, whose case became famous.
This man was sentenced to death, but
the sentence was later committed to
life imprisonment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
EXERCISES FOR
MEMORIAL DAY

For the Memorial Day exercises the
following program has been arranged
by George W. De Long Post, Grand
Army of the Republic to be rendered
at the G. A R. plot in Nuuanu Gene
terry: n
Decoration Day. School girls under
direction Madame Annie B. Tucker.
Music .St. Louis College Band
Ritual - Robert Nelson, Post Comdr
Prayer. l.. L. La Pierre, Chaplain
Ritual. .............. Post Commander
Reading. 49,. Mrs. L. L. McCandless
Music Band
President Lincoln s Gettysburg Ad
dress ... Richard Mossman
Address. Perley H. Horne
Principal of Kamehameha.
Roll Call of the Dead ......
.... John w. Francis, Adjutant
Ritual Chaplain
Decoration of Graves. Fred Turrill,
Officer of the Day assisted by
School Children.
Salute the Dead
49,. Firing Squad National Guard
:" Now the Day is Over" ........
Observation-Disclosures. School Children
Benediction =. Rev. G. D. Edwards
Marshal of the Day, Charles T. Wilder.
The members of the Post mill as
semble at Post Headquarters at 1:30
p. m, May 80, and at ? p. M, win pro
ceei to the cemetery in carriages, es-
corted by possibly four companies of
the First Regiment, n. G. H., com
manded by Colonel Zeigler and regular
troops from Camp Mckinley command
ed by Major Van Vliet, e. S. A.
The Post has accepted the invitation
of DR.. Kincaid to be present at Central
Union church Sunday evening, May q
to attend patriotic service. Acting
Governor Atkinson will deliver one of
aHIraSSaS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24

a raid on one of the Korean camps
of Makee Sugar CO. for gambling was
made by the Hawaiian police and the
principal offender was fined s25 and
costs. Afterward the Koreans threat
ened to strike because, as they said a
policeman had appropriated s105 the
players had left on the floor. On the
complaint of the plantation manage
ment at the menace of labor dis
turbance, Sheriff Rice and County At
torney Willard instituted an investiga-
ton. The result is not yet known
here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24

Eight natives were brought to town
by officer Mkt for trespassing on the
Kahana fishery. County Sheriff Brown
released them on their own recognize
ance to appear when wanted. 1t seems
that when the alleged poachers heard
warrants were out for their arrest
they caused the arrest of the complain
ants, the members of the hui leasing
the fishery, who were compelled, start
ing at p. m. to walk seven miles to
the house of Deputy Sheriff kekauoha,
where they had to await his arrival all
night till $3.50 a. m. to give bonds for
their release.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
LEI ALOHA CHAPTER,
NO. 3, Q. E. S.

Neets at the Masonic Temple every
7Scend Saturday of each month, at 1:5o
aacaack D. m. Visiting sisters and
Areshers are cordially invited to at
kxz&
MARGARET HOWARD, w. M.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Sec'y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. I,
L o r M

Meets every second and fourth FRI
DAY OF each month. in I. O. o. z. Hall.
Visiting brothers o,rdially invited to
attend. w. c. MCCOY, SaeneTn.
A. E. MURPHY, C. of R.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
EVIDENCE IS|t|
CONCLUDED
KaaWaIoa Murder Trial
Nearly --Other !. :
Court News.

Evidence is all in, before Judge De
Bolt, in the trial of Kelike kaawaloa
for the murder of Virginia Moeluhi.
1t ought to go to the jury by noon to-
day.
Mr.. Crook for the defense called on
ly DR.. Hoffman,, the purpose of whose
examination was to throw doubt on
the prosecution s evidence that hemor-
rhage of the brain, produced by con-
cussion, was the cause of death,
DR.. Mcdonald, who performed the
autopsy and testified for the prosecu-
tion, had been eross-examined for the
same purpose
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
LADIES AUXILIARY,
"a o. H DIVISION NO. I.

Neets every nrsr and third Tues
aay, at D. m, In C. B. u. Hall. Fort
Enreet. Visiting sisters are cordially
zRvitsd to attend.
Id ALICE DOHERTY, Pres.
MARGARET K. TIMMONS, Sec'y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
PROBATE MATTERS.

The first and final account of Rich
ard Fl. Trent, executor of the estate
Of Thomas Christley, deceased, shows
receipts of $3792.66 and payments of
$3052.S8, leaving a balance of $739.7S.
W. w. Chamberlain. w. j. Forbes
and Lorrin A. Thurston, appraisers of
the estate of the late Mrs. Frances e.
Hebron, have filed an inventory show
ing a valuation of SITS.
Judge Robinson yesterday appointed
George f. Rugg as guardian of the
persons and property of Isabella Rugg
and Jeanette Hamam Rugg, minors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
LODGE, NO. 8, K. of P.

Meets every SATURDAY evening at
Hssa O'Clock. in Harmony Hall. King
street. Visiting brothers cordially ia
14ked to attend.
MERLE NJ JOHNSON, G. c.
e a. JACOBSON, K. of R. & S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-24
CIvJT- CASES ON TRIAL.


CIvJT- CASES ON TRIAL.
Rebuttal by plaintlrf began before
Judge Lindsay yesterday in the action
to quiet title of Mrs. E. X Wilder VS.
f. w MacfarIane ct al
Evidence for the defendants was be-
ing taken before Judge Robinson yes
terday in the case of Josephine Perry,
now Mrs Karratti, VS.. Antonio Perry
and Maria A Perreira. Humphreys and
Kingsbury appear for plaintiff, and
Thompson & Clemens for defendants
DEAD WOOD CLEARANCE.
Judge Lindsay had a clearance of
some dead wood off the calendar yes
terday
These cases were discontinued: Ha-
waian Hardware Co. VS. Hee Fat, claim
of $1200.64; L. l.. McCandless VS. Kuhi
Palau and five others, action to quiet
title to certain land at Waianae.
Appeals from Honolulu District Court
in the following eases were dismissed:
Judgment on March Il, 1902, for de-
PENDANT in the suit of Ching Heong
Mon vs.. Hee Cho, to recover 1925 given
to defendant to purchase for plaintiff
an interest IN grocery business part
nership; judgment On January 81, 1904,
for plaintiff in the assumpsit suit of
Ching Heong Mon vs. Hee Che, for
1925 and costs, ETC., making $242. 81 IL;
judgments in favor of The City Market
Ltd, for summary possession of sundry
market stalls, respectively, against
YIN Wah, Tom Choy and Nakayama.
Defendant s appeal from Eva District
Court in the case of Gabriel Davion VS..
Joe Davis, judgment for plaintiff for
$55.45, was also dismissed.
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ANCIENT
ORDER HIBERNTANS,
DIVISION NO. I.

Meets every first and third Wednes-
days. at s p. m, in c. B. Z. Hall, Fort
street. Visiting brothers cordially in
vited to attend.
F. s CREDON. Pres,
J. QUINN, secy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-07-12
4 HEALTHY COUNTY
Reports Of Deaths for Past Six
Months Show Large Decrease
from Previous Year
MARRIAGES ALSO DECREASED

Kenosha county is healthy county
and this fact is best shown by the re-
port of the number of births, deaths
and marriages in the county for the
past six months. The report in re-
gard to the number of deaths shows
that during the half year the death
rate has been decidedly low in COM
parison with the death rate in other
years. From the first day of January
to the first day of June of this year 81
deaths were recorded and in the same
period of time in the year 1905 the
number recorded was 40, reduction
of more than 40 percent in favor Of
this year. Added to this it must be
figured that the population of the
city and county has largely increased
in the year so that the percent of
deaths in proportion to the population
is shown to be exceedingly small.
Many Of the deaths we're of people of
advanced age and there were few
deaths from contagious diseases.
| Of course, as in other years, there
was large number of deaths from
consumption and other lung troubles,
but the number from these diseases
was smaller than in other years. The
great reduction is thought to have
been brought about by the exceedingly
mild winter.
The report shows that while the
population of the city is increasing,
the number of marriages is decreas-
ing, and Cupid seems to have been
given the go-by BY Kenosha men and
maidens. The number Of marriages
for this year was ninety-six, while in
the previous year for the same period
of time there were 100 weddings in the
county. June, this year, was not
NEARLY SO good a month for weddings
as in the previous year, notwithstand-
ing the fact that on one June day this
year there were fifteen weddings ia
the county.
| The number of births for the first
six months Of this year shows an in
crease over 1905 the number being
218, as compared with 210 in the same
period of last year.