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The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
Notice OF Dissolution Of Corporation

WHEREAS, Mt II slccia meeting of the stock
holders of The Del II County Land and Cattle
company. a Colorado corporation, held at Roum
ss' Continental iiuiidiug, in the City and County
of Denver. Colorado, uu the 18th day Of March.
ig.. at the hour of = q clock 7. NJ, pursuant tu
the written cuu>ent OF all the stockholders uf
said Company duly signed, which meeting
neld FIR the purpose of considering and acting
upon the question Of di>>ulVIng said Company -
a corporation. aud at which meeting all the
rcrsun. the stockhvdcts ut said Company by tile
vote of the entire stock of >ad Company, sub
sCrih,l. issued. Crsiit.d to the holdcrs thereof.
or outstanding. voted Ia dissolve and did dissolve
said Company u corporation (Rll debts oi stid
company having hcn paid, and authorized and
directed the President and the Secretary OF said
Company to execute and die the notices OF diss,-
luton prS-crihsi by statute, and to publish the
notice OF such dissolution ~ rcquiTei by law;
Now TltEkEfuRE. PURSUANT to the action OF
and to the statute i'll such case made and pro-
vidci, notice Is hereby given thut The Delta
County Land and Cattle Company, a Colorado
corporation, WAS on tho 18th day of March, 1897,
at "a special meet NJ of the stockholders of said
Company duy held for that purpose, by the
unanimous vote Of the entire stock Of -aid Com
psny. subscribed issued, Credited to the holders
thercnf. or outstanding. forever dissolved.
lS WTr>E>> WHEREOF, w. Thomas l.. Lamb,
the President of said corporation. and W, ID.
Woodnan, the SECRETARY OF said corporation,
have made and signed this notice of dssol lution.
OF March, \. ID. 1877.
THOMAS !. LAMB.
President of The Delta County
SEAL Land and Cattle Company.
W. u. wOODMAN,
SECRETARY of This Delta County
Land and Cattle Company.
lst pub. March Y: lust pub May ., %.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE 81 r
ELEt TORS OF THE TOWN OF DELTA AT
THE EEGI!AR ,NNIAl; ELECTION OF
SAID TOWN ITO 10 BE HEIp ~ hPKIL n E';
TOWN OF LOT - IN BLOCK OF THE OR
IGlN VI PLAT OF TIE TOWN OF DELTA,
COLORADO:
BE IT DEDNNYD BY THF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE Town OF pELTA, tuLoRADo:
That the regular annual election of said
town of Delta To h. held on April ,. 1917, there
shall I've submitted to the uly qualified property
electors of said town who have in the year pre-
c-'iing >aid election paid property tax therein
the question of the -a!r and disposal of said
town OF Lot ~ of Book of the original plat of
said town for not le--- than 800 in cash.
Passed. approved Hnl ordered published thi,
1th day OF March, 1?J,.
F. HUNT.
ATTEST: LILLE + WILSON. Mayor.
Town CLERK and Recorder.
tSEAL.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
home Mer chants nust Advertise

One of the phases of the mail order
house bu siness is told in recent issue
of the Xenia Herald. A dealer in hard
ware noticed farmer getting a con-
signment of goods from one of the mail
order houses, and demonstrated with
the purchaser, telling him that he had
the same goods in stock and was selling
them at lower price than the farmer
had paid for them. "Is that So"
queried the farmer. II take two of the
country papers and never saw where
you advertised these things for sale. l
received one of the catalogs of this firm
and it gave description of the goods.
the prices. ETC., and l made the pur-
chase. l would rather buy them of
you. Of course, but did not know that
you kept them." The point to this
story is so obvious that anybody can
see it.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
WHY?

(The following verses are by J. M.
Whitson, newspaper man who
was found dead in his rooms in
Chicago few weeks since.)
Why do the shadows oftenest come
Where the other shadows are?
Why do the hordes of anguish follow
Hard on the heels of care?
Why did the Christ come sorrowing
And not to glad refrain?
Why was the worlds redemption
scheme,
Born in sorrow and pain?
Why is the heart of motherhood
BY the hand of an infant torn?
Why must nation travail
That some great truth be born?
Why is the wine the purest
That is the hardest pressed?
Who. after hours of toiling,
Comes the sweetest space of rest?
Why is sublest perfume found
In flowers that grow in shade?
And why from dwellers in wales of tears
Are shapers of destiny made?
Do you think the life of Christ
Would have had that power to thrill
II there had been no G .thsemane,
No Calvary's shadowy hill?
Or do you think that your own life
Would have been pure as it is today
If the disappointments that came to it,
Passed by some other way?
Chicago Chronicle.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29

reached here, we found it was all COW
cred in and we could not see it. 1t will
not he opened until April. They have
to protect it carefully in the winter, for
fear the freezing will ruin the stone,
and it is only open and unprotected dur
ing the summer. Well, l am glad they
take such care of it, but l did want to
see it so badly. We bought photo
graph of it, and spoon with it enam-
elled in the bowl. George is nearly as
disappointed as am.
We like the Swiss people very much.
They are so far ahead of the Italians.
The clerks in all the stores where we
have been. are polite, modest and intel
ligent. They seemed to know all about
the history of their country, speak
grammatical English and seem to have
some self respect. think the north
ern people are usually more energetic,
honest and industrious than the people
of hot countries like Italy and Spain.
/ We will go on to Heidelberg tomor-
row. We have decided to miss Inter
laaken and the Brunig railway, as it is
very cold there, and it would delay us
day to go that way. We would have to
stay over night in Berne. and they tell
US we have seen the finest scenery in
Switzerland when we came over the St.
Gotthard. We can reach Heidelberg in
six hours by going direct. 1t is also Sc
cheaper. If it were summer. we would
go to Interlaaken by all means but it is
too cold now.
think George sent Mr.. Obert some
postals showing the wagon road along
Lake Lucene-the Axenstrassk. We
rode parallel with it along the lake yes
terday. Part of the way it has CALLER
les cut in the rock (when it goes thru q
tunnel.) 1t is fine road. We thought
what a fine road it would be for cycling.
We see just such fine roads wherever
we 60.
With dear love
Your daughter, ADA.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
AN ORDINANCE.

An ORDINANCE FINING THE ANNUAL AP
PREPARATION BILL FOR THE TOWN OF
DELTA COLORADO. FOR THE Fiscal.
lENE BEGINNING THE lST. DAY OF
APRIL. I9JI.
BE Il ORDAINED BY Thy Board oF TRUSTEES
oF TIE TowS OF DELT,. COLORADO
Sn11uN | That th"r. II. and hereby i aIr
IroIF1at.-i out Of the revenues of the town of
6.lfa colorado. from the general tax levy made
by .ald town and for tin. fiscal year i--:inninE
Apr !, lHls. for the purr-,-- Of d.frayinr tn.
ns-r,--sry -1r-,n-- and iabiliti.- Of >aid town.
~ follows:
F. and salary fund y mill-.
ST--rial water works fund. l mill.
trn-rai fund. s., mills.
sewerage fund, = mill.
NV town hall fund. - mills,
Atars-s fund. mills.
FRrsSd, approved and orieni lhuhlI>ha-i this
lit day ot March. laJ5
=. + HUNT.
>rTHsr7 LILLE T. Wilson Mayor.
4r Town Clerk and R,->nrier.
SEAL
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notice Is hereby given that nj the regular an
nual election To ~ held in Delta. Colorado. on
there will L., submitted to the qualified electors
OF said town. who ar tax payers under the law.
the following proposition. to-wit:
Shall the Hoard uf Trustees of the town of
Delta. Colorado. erect and operate electric light
works to be owuei and controlled by the said
town.
The judges of election shall preparc u serartte
ballot buS for the voting on this proposition.
and the vote shall he taken at the same tine and
y ace he vote fuE municipal officers, and the
form Uf the ballot shall be ~ follows
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
Joe Pregent.
BUSINESS LOCALS

Japalac we hayc it-Hunt & Co.
o. X. Flour sl. 90 at the Spot Cash. If.
Cooks Cascara Cold Cure. cures colds,
25c.
The Best Denver Flour sl.l0 at the
Spot Cash. II.
For the very best paint & varnish
see Hunt 4 Co.
Genuine Mexican chill at Smiths
Lunch Wagon.
Special Sale on Clothing at the Spot
Cash. IT,.
Get the habit of taking your meals
at the Home Cafe.
Salida white lime for sale by the In.
dependent Lumber Co.
Hot lunch for school children Mt
Smiths Lunch Wagon.
Boy wanted at the INDEPENDENT
office TO learn printers trade.
Treat your family to n bucket of
chill from Smiths Lunch Wagon.
Plenty Of money to loan on Delta
renl estate. WEIGH u DAVIS.
Seven rooms for rent over the Delta
Drug Co. store. Enquire of DR.. Brais-
ted.
WANTED: MAN, with or without team.
for work on ranch.
CASTLE 4 TRAVIS. tt.
Why pay 10 per cent for money when
you can get all you want of KING q
STEWART ut 8 pcr cent.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29

All persons voting in favor of the above propo-
sitiun shall place u Cru>> in INK i'll the space op
pn>Ie the wu1is 'r"r the ersctinG and Operating
Of electric light WORKS by the Bnari of Trustees
of the vii oi Delta. Colorado and thoss voting
against the said proposition shall place crus>
in ink opposite the words "Agntu-t the erecting
and operating "f electric light works by the
B'ard " Trustees of the town OF Delta Colo
radu
Ry oricr "f the Hoard OF Trustees of the town
Of Delta. Cpleradu.
p. HUNT.
ATTEST LILLE T. WILSON. Mayor.
Town Clerk and Recorder.
SEAL
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that at the regular cleo
tion to he held in and for the town of Delta.
Colorado. on 1us-dav. the 2nd day of April l%'1
there will he submitted 10 the qualified electors
of said town who have in the year preceinc said
election paid a property tax therein. the question
of the town of Delta Colorado for not less than
500 in cash.
The form of ballot will be A. follown:
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29

And those voting IN favor OF the above prupo
sitIuu shall place in ink in tre space OPP
pc-ite the wnri> For Electric Light Works
Runds and those voting against the aoov, prop
o>itiun shall place cr0>> iu ink in the space on
p~,>IIc The words Against Electric Light Works
Soud>.
By order q: the Boari Of Trustees of the town
of Delta. Cu,Oradu.
F.P HUNT.
ATTEST LILLE WILSON, Mayor.
Town Clerk and Rec"rier.
SEAL
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
A Boy Wanted.

The INDEPENDENT wishes to employ
boy about II years old. Opportunity
to learn a trade. Every boy should
have trade and those who do not will
find they have missed It when It comes
to the serious and genuine battle of
life.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
Advertised I Letter List,

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postottice at Delta, Colo, for the week
ending Mar. -. 1907.
w. Henderson L. E. Sherman
In calling for these letters please say
advertised" ELLA New, p. M.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
Prompt Settlement.
DELTA, Colo, Mar

beLlA, SOLo., MAfCn 70, VI.
MESSRS. TRAVIS & CASTLE,
Delta, Colo.
Gentlemen:
l beg to acknowledge receipt of
draft on the New leland Insurance Co.
for the full amount of my loss by fire.
This fire occurred Sunday at l a. m.
March - and TO- day, Monday, March
25, have settlement thru the company
adjustor, MIR. Fred williams. This set
tlement is entirely satisfactory and
thank you for your prompt attention.
Yours truly.
G. A. MCLAIN.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
For Rent,

Thirty-acre ranch, modern improve
ments; one mile east Of Delta, on Gar
net mesa. Inquire Of Starr Nelson. Cat
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29

For the erecting and uperst ny of
electric light works by the BNtrl of
Trustees of the town of Delta Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29

Against th- erecting and operating
Of electric light works hy the Goari of
Trustees of the tow n OF Delta. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29

The INDEPENDENT is privileged to
publish another interesting letter from
Mrs. Stephan. written to her father A.
W. Carr.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
"for Electric Ligh; WORKS Bonds.

"Arains, E ectric Light Works Bonds.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29

The polling place AT said election will be at the
Town Hall on Mseher 7 rect of said town.
Dated AT Delta Colorado. this eth day of March.
1870.
LILLE E. WILSON.
tSEAl.- Town Clerk and Recorder.
lst pub. March Is: last pub. March :9 l.I.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
NOTICE.

STATE OF COlOkADO. IN DISTRICT
COUNTY OF lELTA. COURT.
IN THE MATTER of PRlOR1I NOTICE
TIES OF WATER RIGHT IN AND
DISTRICT NUMBER FORTY SI.vv,<s
\ SAID STATE 81 "'N''
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
For Sale of Lot2p. Block :. Delta.

Against : ale of Lot -. Block 5. Delta.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29

Cops,es with all requirement, d The NshonAl Pure
tood Law. Cu.ran,er No. POSI- 6led q, v ,.hanz,cn.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29

LUCERSE, SWITZERLAND,
March IA, 1907.
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TOO Much and
TOO LITTLE BLOOD

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30
charges of too much red blood and
too little OF it, flung into each Others
races by Francis J. Heney, special
prosecutor, and Lewis Byington, for
mer district attorney, now of coun-
sci for the defense, stirred up in the
Ford bribery trial today the bitterest
courtroom row since general counsel
OF the United Railroads faced a Jury.
The prosecution, nearing the close
OF its case, spread CONSERVATION in
the camp of its opponents and amaze
ment among the big crowd in attend
ance, by suddenly calling to the wit
ness stand Ford's assistant and CO.
defendant, William NJ. Abbott. Earl
Rogers promptly advised Abbott not
to testify, which advice he took. Then
ensued long and bitterly fought
legal battle. Heney, trying with all
his skill and power to persuade Judge
Lawler to rule that the only ground
on which Abbott could base his re-
fusal was the claim that his testi-
mony would tend to incriminate him
self, and Rogers and the two Moores,
father and son, with Attorneys BY
ington and King. asserting with equal
ability and force that as co-defendant
with Ford. Abbott could not be law
fully put upon the stand by the pros
ecution at all. Heney and Byington
then clashed and there was much
talk of blood which flowed in the
veins of each other. In the course
of his remarks Heney said if the
blood of Byington was little redder
when he was district attorney, Ruef
might have been indicted and con-
victed on the French restaurant
scandals long ago. Judge Lawler
will determine the legal status of
Abbott as witness tomorrow morning.
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TONOpAH < TIDEWATFR
RAILROAD IS COMPLETED
GRAVEL STRIKE
FABULOUSLY RICH

PLACERVILLE, Oct. 3O.-Prob-
ably the greatest strike of gold in
the history of California was made
today at the gravel diggings of the
Prevolcanic Channel Gold Mining
Company, eighteen miles east of this
city, on the American River and near
the Lake Tahoe State road. AS soon
as the news of the strike reached this
place there was stampede for the
district, Men went out in buggies,
on horseback and in wagons to stake
out claims.
The mine in which the discovery
was made is owned by local people
and San Francisco capitalists. For
many years it has been known that
great deposits of gravel existed under
the lava formation that caps the
eastern part of the county. Prospec-
tors have spent years in trying to To-
cate the pay streak, but the lead was
not heretofore found. A drift was
cut across the channel for twenty
feet and fabulously rich deposits un-
covered. The gold is coarse channel
nuggets, weighing from one to six
teen ounces. and was found in great
quantities.
The report was brought to Placer
Vile by miners returning from the
diggings and is authentic. When the
officials of the company were seen
they were reticent, but admitted that
the pay streak had been cut and that
the gravel is richer than any streak
ever discovered in this county.
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MARKET
BECOMES
BUOYANT
NOTABLE ACCESSION OF CON.
FIDENCE ON NEW YORK
EXCHANGE.
fAssociated Press. }

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-After 60
ing through some further painful
liquidation, the stock market became
quite buoyant in tone at recovery and
there was notable accession of con-
fidence that the worst troubles were
safely passed; not that eyes were
shut to the fact that the consequences
that remain to be met from the deep
upheaval that has occurred in the
country's financial fabric. While fac
ing this, fact the conviction is gaining
force that measures to prevent a re-
currence of the present trouble can
now be definitely discerned and there
is less apprehension of the extent to
which depression will go in general
business of the country. Bonds were
weak. Total sales had a par value
of $3.50, 900. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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LARGE STEAMER
LOST RUDDER

PLYMOUTH, Eng, Oct. 30.-The
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, from New York,
October %. for Bremen by way of
Plymouth and Cherbourg, arrived
here today and reported the loss of
her rudder when she was two and a
half days out from New York, while
fierce storm was raging. She steamed
the rest of the distance to Plymouth,
1850 miles, steered by her propellers
alone.
Her commander, Captain Polack,
remained constantly on the bridge,
and did not have any sleep until the
steamer reached the English chan
mel. Beyond delay of thirty hours
in reaching this port, the passengers
of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
were in no way disconnected and she
left Plymouth for Cherbourg this
afternoon without any assistance.
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AWFUL
FATE Of
SAILORS
SAILING SHIP WRECKED AND
CREW IS EATEN By
CANNIBALS.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-A special
from New York says eaten by can
nibals' was probably the fate of a
crew OF forty sailors that took the
sailing ship Arthur S. Sewell out of
Philadelphia, April Cd. on a long voy-
age to carry coal to the Philippines.
Word has just been received at the
maritime exchange that the vessel
was wrecked near Terra Del Fuegi,
and all signs point to the survivors
having been captured by cannibals
that infest the island in that vicinity.
News of the wreck and the almost
certain fate of the crew came from
the sealing steamer Fridthjkof.
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BEREAVED Wife
TAKES Her LIFE
(Associated Press. J

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3O.-De,
spondent and grieving over the death
of her husband, which occurred some
two months ago, Mrs. Estelle Levine,
an exceedingly pretty woman of 81
years, committed suicide some time
during the night by taking gas.
She had evidently deliberately
planned the affair, as she herself did
not retire as usual. Going to the
basement, she attached a tube to the
gas jet and, putting the other end in
her mouth, lay down to die. She
was discovered this morning by her
father, and had apparently been dead
several hours. The coroner's Office
was notified and permission secured
to have the body remain at the house.
The parents ond relatives of the
young woman are frantic with grief
over her untimely end.
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RAID bucket
shop SWINDLERS
TBy Associated Press. ]

Los ANGELES, Oct. 30.-Acting
under orders from Prosecuting Attor-
ney Fleming, Chief of Police Kern,
with squad of men. raided four
bucket shops located in principal Of
flee buildings in the city and closed
them today. The proprietors were
warned not to reopen.
All of the firms had equipped ex.
pensive Offices and were doing IA
large business. 1t is claimed that
evidence had been obtained showing
that persons who patronized them
were being unlawfully deprived of
their money by means of false quota
tions and other devices.
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ADVOCATING FREE TRADE.
rBy Associated Press.1

MANILA, Oct S0.-The leading
Filipino newspapers are now earnest
ly advocating free trade with the
United States. Heretofore these pub
locations have opposed vigorously all
thought of tariff reforms on the
ground that the Philippines would
be bound more closely to the United
States and ultimate independence
thereby be endangered. Secretary
Taft's attitude has brought about this
changed feeling.
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SAN FRANCISCO
BANK COMPELLED
TO CLOSE DOORS
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Forced to Suspend
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~%~~~~~~~
Especial to the Bonanza. J

Especial to the
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30-The Safe and
Trust Company bank its
noon Offcials of the bank tonight
ment: The California Safe Deposit
temporarily suspended This
small amount of money in circulation
member OF the clearing
certificates to tide existing
y solvent and making
whch 1t confidently to obtain The bank will
open its doors within few days
be assured that they will be IN
Dalzell Brown the banks said the officials
after the State Bank Commissioners
morning Governor Gile
legal holiday to continue procedure day day
until its need disappears This opening
morning such
checks and generally thought tonight that
eighteen banks in the of
panes and savings institutions
State
frankly that actual
francisco result of the
there Is nothing in the condition of
banks to justify general alarm AS they it, they
greatly surprised to few of
tive banks hoist signals of Distress
one or two such but they firm the
without exception commercial and savings banks
panies of the city sound
~ capable OF withsanding They
against their
ters who offer nothing better than response
gaphed requests for immediate
the banks of San Francisco from The
francisco sureasury to make loans
States bonds they also complain of.
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RUSSIAN SAILORS
ATTACK A town
ASSOCIATED Press. ]

TOXIC, Oct. S0.-It is reported
from Vladivostok that the crews OF
two Russian torpedo bots mutinied
and attacked the city from the sea.
The soldiers garrisoning the fortress
responded with brisk fire, which
resulted in one torpedo boat being
destroyed entirely. The amount Of
damage done by the mutinous bom-
bardment was not reported in the of
fetal advices received here.
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TAFT CHANGES PLANS.

MANILA, Oct. sO.-As the result
of cable correspondence between
President Roosevelt and Secretary of
War Taft, now on tour of the
world, it is understood that Taft will
leave Manila on November 2, in or
der to reach Berlin at the earliest
possible moment. The reason for
this sudden change in the secretary's
plans is unknown
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THOUSANDS
MEET DEATH
BY TEMBLOR
,~~~~>>~~>>~~~>~~>>~~>~~
BY. Associated Press.

TASKEND. Russia 3O-Feen thousand people
buried Karatagah, city entirely destroyed by
earthquake fearful mountain slide followed the seismic
severity the city
of earth The of the district
and his have the
ST PETERSBURG Oct 3O-Up a late hour tonight there
the Kaaagah disaster t is thought here
that the magnitude
and that the number likely than
persons, as reported
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WEATHER

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BANKS NAY
OPEN TUESDAY


The time is drifting the
days, and Monday, it
will be another extension of the holidays
tate Bank and Trust Company,
#i his banks Tuesday,
Frank Golden has declared
koubles
&hs looks if the Monday
Ia Tuesday q
fMr Hickey telegraphed his Douglass
k5erday follows:
Have all work Will
III kn them 10 be
ksday Must be receiver it would
eepositors.'
Goldfed branch the
M yesterday by Macmillan of
E05714 The deposit $7S,O514
~ assgne to
This action the of Macmillan
ught
= The officials of the Goldfed branch
the bank Tuesday.
With the there nothing
Golden.
present, the
Southern Nevada waiting the
the banks that be- y
! a a a a a a a a