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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-25

The Weeks Sales
Thursday Afternoon--Alameda,2 1000 1914 1000
10. 1000 lsa 1900 1s,2 400 1854 5000 lsl4. 1000 1875.
Reindeer. 1000 u Springfield. 1909; Bullion. 1000
10l4: Copper King. 1000 1874. 1000 ~; Sister, 1000
4M-Total. 1900. $3.50.
Friday Afternoon--C Champion. 3O0O ~; Evolu.
ton. 1000 61s Echo. 1900 ~; Id. Copper. 1910 8;
Mineral Farm. 1000 ~; Alameda. 10000. 1000 21a
1909 o1A-Total. lo.0oo ta36.25.
Friday Forcnoon-Alameda, 1000 81 1000 22,s !;
Nine Mile. 1000 81; Sister, 200 ~. 1000 s: Cham
pion, 1000 4%-Total. 1000 es625O
Saturday Forenoon Alameda. 1000 d. 1000 IN |;
Bullion, 1000 w; Copper King, 2OOO 10; Reindeer.
1000 6a4 Sister. 1000 43s; Stewart 100 245-Total
15.100. tl.7Ss.75.
Saturday Afternoon-Alameda. 1000 g. 1000
2lh. 1000 &'a, 5000 Am, 1000 %. 1000 1917. 1000
2Gls; Copper King. 1000 10: Hypotheek. 1000 50
Reindeer. 1900 81. 1000 61s 1900 Gas: Vienna Vein
1000 pa; Sister. iOoo ~. 1000 4M-Total. 25.O0O
$3.50
Monday Forenoon-Bullion, 200 ~; Hypo
thcek, 1000 S1a; Missoua. 1909 I; o. X. Con-, TO-
900 Al; Reindeer 5000 Oh Leslie 1000 M; Burke
1000 2; Alameda. 1000 p. lO0O 207s. 1000 q 4-To-
tai. $4,000, 81. s9l,25.
Monday Accommodation. 1000 w; Cham.
pion, 1000 ~; Missoula. 1000 G3s; Nabob. 1000 80;
0. X. Con-, 200 81: Park. 1000 5,A; Tamarack.
100 lao; Alameda. 1000 2l,a; Nine Mile. 1000 81
\ Total. 9l00. d .t56.25.
Tuesday Forenopn-O. X Con-. 1000 ~; Rein.
deer, 1910 Gah-Total. 2. 900. el0S.,5
Tuesday Afternoon--Alameda. 1000 2lA. 1000
221a 1000 227s. 1000 %; Burke. 1000 2; Dom Paul.
1000 "a; Stewart. 100 2.4s Sister. 1000 4,s-Total.
ylO0. el.697.75.
Wednesday Forenoon Alameda. 10000 "a
Horn Silver. 1000 If Total. 1000. 1850.
Wednesday Afternoon--Alameda. 1000 q. 1000
n; Copper King. 1000 lsh 1000 1874 Monitor
1000 S4h; 0. X. Con-. S00) ~; Hypotheek, 1852;
Horn Silver, 1900 ~; LAclede. 1900 47s-Total
1,925. t3.s1t,25.
Closin0 Quotations
The following were the closing
quotations and sales made at the
forenoon session OF the board today:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-25
MANAGING THREE COMPANIES.
Sultana, Ben Hur and War Eagle He.
ing Looked After by Geo. Trask.

ing Looked After by Geo. Trask.
Engineer George r. Trask Is z
very busy man these days. He has
three big companies on his hands
that require considerable time and
attention. They are the Sultana
company, the Ben Hur and the War
Eagle.
The Sultana Is the company re-
Gently organized to take over the
Belle OF the West company's proper
ty, which adjoins the Success on the
west and covers 600 feet south from
the north granite contact on that
property. 1t shows good galena ore
at depth of so feet and the COM
pany II going to run crosscut tun-
mel to get under this ore showing at
a considerable depth.
The Ben Hur company will perfect
Its organization today by electing Of
ficers. It owns the Frank Bell prop
erty. which lies between the famous
Last Chance mine and the Tarbox, a
few miles north Of Saltese, Mont.
Two new deep-level crosscut tunnels
will be run to tap the two separate
ore shoots In the Bell and Last
Chance mines.
At the War Eagle on Placer creek
Mr.. Nash is working two forces Of
miners. One is driving ahead In the
main tunnel to catch the vein beyond
the recently encountered fault. The
other is drifting along the vein from
the fault to explore 1t and determine
Its value.
As soon as he can get around to II
Mr.. Trask will put a third force at
work in the War Eagle prospecting
the 125-foot dyke of crushed vein
matter which has been more fully
opened up during the past few weeks
In the adjoining Hornsilver property
and which there showed good values
in fine milling gold ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-25
THE SPOKANE MARKET

Alameda, Snow Storm, Springfield and
Stewart Have Higher Tendency
SPOKANE. Wash. April 25.-The
most active stock in this market dur
Ing the past week has been Alameda.
Notwithstanding the enormous
amount of this stock which has been
placed upon the market within the
last 10 days all efforts to get 1t be-
low 20 cents have signally failed
with perhaps one or two exceptions.
This stock is now rapidly rising and
no doubt within the next few days
1t will again reach the Ascent mark.
Copper King has sold very we'll
but the market has gradually de-
clined until now the stock Is being
sold at from Is to 16h cents.
Springfield, Snowstorm and Stew
art have all been strong with a ten
dency to go higher. Also O. X. Con-
solidated has slightly advanced on
account of q rumor which Is afloat
that F. Augustus Heinze is secretly
buying up some OF this stock.
Reindeer has fallen on consider
ably and the Indications are that It
will not gain much within the next
week at least.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-25
Closin0 Quotations

The following were the closing
quotations and sales made at the
forenoon session of the board today:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-25

A majority Of the stocks in the
following list are being sold only
for development purposes. Most Of
them are traded in occasionally on
the exchange:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
THE PUGILlsTS
MAY HAVE
 BEEN JILTED
Young Corbea st One Time Suitor of Jimmy Britts IBssnded
 Bride Other News

Was Neva AyMar Young Corbett.s
 DelIlah?
 This isn't q tfansplanted cuniform
 inscription of section of Omar ill
 the original Persian. however dilrioiis
 It may appear---it is a question which
 those who are in the know, and all
 the show folk Wlio were connected
 with Fritz of Tammy HalI' last
 season think they are wise in this
 particular instanceA1are asking since tile defeat of the little Denver light
 CT by Harlem Tommy Murphy and the announcement the same day of
 the engagement of Miss AFmar 10
 Jimmy Britt.
 The reasUh for the suspicion lies in tlle fact that not many months ago Young CGrbett was generally known to he the Haxen.haired lad as far ns MISS Ayniar whs coneerned; in fact theif engagement was practically 6n- nounced. The affair was Ut its height last winter and the eHga ge-
 ment was admitted when Miss Ay- mar went On the road with Joseph CaWthorn in Fritz in Tammany Hall.' Every day got bulky en- velopcs-three two-cenf stamps were necessary to insure their delivery through the mails-and with the ad-
 dress in fle most perfect of Spencer ian handwriting.
 Who is it that writes ill. such a beautiful hahd, Neva?' asked one of the girls one day. ''It look like some chap who might have one of those
 card writers on the street to write 'em for him
 well. he docsnt.'' said Miss Ay- mar. Its Willie Rothwell. and he writes the prettiest hand of anybody in this whole country.
 "Whos Willie Rothwell!" asked the girl.
 "Yoting Corbett." confessed the coy Ncva with blush. "W'illie's his real maine. and he's the dearest fel- low"
 Tho affair went o,i for some time
 and everybody was looking forward to d wedding when the elegant James Edward Britt. of San Francis
 c0, began to buzz around. He was a friend of Ned Wayburn, who was
 Miss Aynars manager, and when "1hr Rain.Dears." in which the He- tress Is featured. was produced out of town Jimmy followed and paid the most persistent attention to Miss Aymar Young Cofbett, however. was persistent also, and he hung around whenever he got n chance and paid court with all the feryor of his Deliyerian and pucilistic soul. But it was evident that the sartor- ial Afr Britt had eelipsed him, and the
 announcement of Jimmy's engage
 ment to Miss Aymar is believed to
 have been the last blow potent in
 causing his defeat in the fight in
 Philadelphia than the most terrific
 poke Harlem Tommy Murphy land- cd him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
THE SPORTING NEWS.
WRESTLING
  ONCE MORE
 THE FIASC0 Springfield Gets It This Tine When Pasdsllo Disappear. Crap. pier Taskiss | Mule.

Springfield, Jan Instead Of a championship wrestling match be- tween Jim Barnes and Leo Pafdello in Graves's hall last night, the spec tators had to be satisfied with the preliminary Between Harvey Jeff friohs and Geofge Ross and an ex- hibitiei which Barnes gave in going against Jack Curran and Jack Burke. The Italian wrestler simply failed to put in appearance and 1t Is supposed he left the city yesterday afternoon At any rate he left behind number of angry colntrymen, who had treat ed him hospitably during the past week.
 The first intinlatioa that there was anything mysterious about Pafdello came with Inquiries aneht him from tho proprietor of ,ne house in which he had been boarding. Then 1t de- veloped that he had been trusted with tickets and hurried search was made in the places he has ire quented during his stay in Spring field. He had been at the hall in the forenoon to make arrangements to have d representative on the door so that lie could be sure of kiiowifg the exact number of paid admissions.
 It was said also that he had been seen in the city as late as ? o'clock yesterday afternoon and the general impression is that he went to New York soon after that time. Many compatriots of Pardello had bought tickets from him and they couldn't understand the situation until P. A. Breglio explained 1t to them in Italian. Then there were ofninous mutterings of the things that would happen to Pardello if he should be found
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
THE DIAM OND LAST DEED $
 NOW SIGNED TriState Taken h asd AtIaasie League Cmss . Kisk-Bas
 About ths Play~..

New York, Jan 1t.-Ths Tri-State league passed wholly into the ranks Of organized minor league base ball ySsterday when t1is national board of arbitration Of the National associa- ton at it's nesting in the Fifth Ave- nle hotel voted to give the territory of Wilmington and Trenton to the former outlaws. The Tri-State is HOW an eight club organization made up Of Wiliiahsport, York. Altoona, Lancaster. .Johnstown, Harrisburg and the recruits from New Jersey and Delaware. If the new Atlantic league wants protection from the National association 1t must apply with 2 circuit from which Trenton and Wilmington are omitted. But the Atlantic league has no Intention of doing that and is preparing to go ahead independently.
 The Atlantic league when it learned the decision of the national beard yesterday held a meeting in the Victoria hotel, at which there were present representatives of Tren. ton. Wilmington, Chester, Pettsville, Allentown and Reading, the six towns composing the circuit. The Atlantic leaguers say they have ap- plications for membership from Eas- ton, ,.iizabeth, Newark and Pater- son. A committee was appointed te visit these places with view to iii- creasiRg the circuit to eight towns if considered advisable. This commit tee will report at the next meeting of the. Atlantic league, due to be held in Philadelphia in February.
 4 schedule committee, consisting of Lawson Of Wilmington, Ramsey of Reading and Bacon of Allentown, was appointed, and 1t also was de- teriniHed to have no salary limit. Each club can pay what 1t pleases.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
NEW YORK FIGHTS.

New York. Jan 11.@Kid Singer of Philadelphia narrowly escaped being Knocked out hy Willie Mango. g local boy. in their four round lsht at the Long Acre A. C. in West Twen- ty-ninth street last night. Stinger vas the heavier of the tvo. but Man go vas hy far the elevcrer. and pos ssssed d harder punch than his. op- ponent.
 One of the best fights ever held in this city Nas the four round bout be- tween Eddie Wallace and Al Dorsey. These boys were clever and hard hit ters. and the crowd sPplahded them vigorously at the end. The fight re- suited in a good draw.
 Tn the other bouts Harry Ferns knocked out Sailor Condon. Babe Cullen beat frank Howe. Jinifnr Moran stopped NIIiie Burns in tws rounds. and Charlie St Clair was knocked out in one round by Tom McGarry. The card was oae of the best Billy Jacobs has ever arranged for the club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
Pole Leagae standing.
POLO WHIPS.
New Britain leads. :

New Britain leads.
 Waterbury and New Haven tied. Hartford here tomorrow night with new team.
 Bone was not in the lineup for New Haven last night, which may account for New Britain's victory. No summary of last nights game In New Britain was sent out and the lovers of polo will have to content themselves With the iine-up and final score.
 Billy Lush is assigned for referee here tomorrow evening but 1t is doubtful if he will get here as he Is with the Yale basketball team on their tour.
 New Britain is certainly playing star game for the aggregation she has over there. Perhaps Billy Han na will change his mind about get ting some of the stars up in Massa- chusetts.
 When Bridgeport strengthens up then the fur will fly and Manager Eadie says he will have some play CTS that will keep the fans in good hunior. and excitement while the game lasts.
 Wonder what has become of "Nobby" KHewlton or if he has dropped out of the game entirely. His name does not appear in any of the lineups of nay league. Perhaps the bell has rung for "Nobby."
 Hartford will be here tomorrow night and the fans will have an op- portunity of seeing a strengthened team go up against the locals. liar " Starkie says he will put a kink in the waterbury's pennant ambition.
 Umpire Evans is retereeing roller polo games in the west. ''It's a mer- ry round for me- says Evans. Tn Fthe summer [ dodge pop bottles in Chicago and in the winter I dodge pop balls. couldn't ge, out of con dition if I wanted 10"
 Now that the New Haven polo team has fallen before q foe. if will be possible to determine who are the real followers of the sport and who are the veneer knockers whose sole ambition is to get a strong arm wal Ion at any game whicn may be pre- sented.-New Haven Register.
 Tom Cu,ter had as many admirers among the Eiksss he had among the polo enthusiasts and he vas a great favorite emons the members of Hart ford lodge. The Hartford delegates who attended his funeral in Walt ham say they never saw such a turn out. The lodge has appointed a con- mittee to procure on enlarged pho- tograph of the greatest of all polo players, have 1t framed and placed In the Elks' home on Prospect street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
BASEBALL NOTES.

Amherst has oht of the best of col. lege shortstops in Harry Beach.
 So it's back to the minors again for Jack Trip" O'NeiL If Tip" would pay a little more attention to busi- ness he could stay in fast company as lie has the ability.
 "why should worry about Coakleyf' says Garry Hermann. 'lDidn't he gfaduate from H6ly Gross: And only wonders are turned out from that college."
 What good-natHred but spirited fights will be waged this summer he tween Billy Murray and Pat Dono- van. They are warin friends. an,l beth are after fourth place.
 Since he broke into fast company Jesse Taanehill. the Boston American twirler. has won au9 and lost 1la games. percentage of .63I. All for ,he honor and glory of Dayton. Ky.
 Catcher Frank McManus has been sold to the Jersey City club Ky Buff falo. The change was made owing to the fact that the veteran Jack Ryan had been obtained hy Buffalo.
 Again thr rsrort IS current that Clarence Beaumont will not be with tho Pirates next season. His wobbly legs make him rather undesirable for a team that desires to win inc pen. nant.
 Crawford. Holly. Zimmerman. Murray. Bureh, o'Hara. Mc''i.nii. Marker. fromme and Beebe are names that will be found on the st Louis National list ihis year There an array of young blood for you men who were unbeafl of in big lea guc circles two years ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
DAN O'NElLL RETURNS.
Meets a Former Waterbury Player at
 National Meeting.

1sNSe' i" os"'SA "oSrD"ts hiuSS Sr "
 National Meeting.
 Springfield, Jan l.-Manager Dan O'Neil of the Springfield baseball team has returned from New York. where he was attending the annual meeting of the Natl Association of Professional Baseball leagues. His own interest ill the session was ;l successful attempt 10 procure rein statement for Sam Miller, the Pony pitcher who unceremonieusly quit the club last season. sIr O'Neil left Kew York before the Miller case came up. but was satisfied with the information that came last night in the following Associated Press dis patch:
 "The application of sam Miller. q former pitcher of the Springfield Mass, team. who left Springfield was granted. He Was fined S5J'
 It was Manager ONcirs first ex: perience at meeting of the asso- ciation and it contained surprise for him. when he found that Morris l.. O'Neil of Chicago. president of the Western league. is a man who played ball for him in Waterbury. Cam, in 1884, the present Springfield iAaha- ger having Been at tue helm in Wa terbury then. Manager o'Neil met President Carpenter ef the Tri-State league and says the leader of the former Outlaws is n progressive. business-like chap who ought to make big success in organized ball.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
BgTHNER TO RETIRE.

New York. Jan li.---Ge6rge Both ner. lightweight champion wrestler. will make his flHal appearance on the mat tonight when he meets Dennis Gallagher. the Buffalo heavyweight, in handicap match at Yorkville Casino. 200 East Eighty-sixth street.
 The men will wrestle catch-as- catch-can style. Gallagher must pin Bothner's shoulders to the mat twice in ninety minutes or lose the match. He must. also be careful that Bothner does not throw him. for in that event he will be declared the loser. They are to wrestle for a side bet of $500 and a percentage of the gross re- ceipts. Bothner has decided to retire after this match.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
POLO GAME FOR
 SATURDAY Hartford ConSs Hero Ts-Morr6w Nisht-New Britain Gos. to Head of the League.


Hartford, with Harry Starkie at the helm, will De here tomorrow evening to try and take a fall out of the Waterburys. Starkie has been doing Massachusetts and other places in search of some of the crackerjacks and he expects to surprise Waterbury tomorrow evening. The locals are ready for them and will be right with them when the bell sounds. It is ex- pected that another big crowd of fans will be on hand to see the fun and to cheer the locals on to victory. Waterbury Is in good shape now for a grueling contest and all the lovers of polo will see a corking good game.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
WILL ACCOMMODATES HANDLER.

New York, Jan 1f--Jack Lee. the lightweight of this city is ready to accept tie challenge recently sent out by Joe Handler. of Newark. to the different lightweigbts.
 Lee Says he Is ready to meet IIand- Ter for any distance. and will accept his bet of $500 or Si.WU Lee says if fIdndler will make i33 pounds rnrside he will guarantee te knock him out inside of fen rounds. and will bet him SSo be can do the trick.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
poNs HAS ANOTHER GO.
To wrestle the Greek Demon in Chi.
 cago Tonight.

Hartford. Jan it.--A letter re- ceived in this city from Carl Pens. the wrestler who now claims Hart ford as his home. says that he has another match on in Chicago with William Demetral, the Greek Demon. Pons writes that the Greek was in bed two days after his last mateh with him. Matchmaker Joe CofYeF of the Casino club has matched the men to meet tonight. When they net In his oilce to make arrange ments both bore marks of the rough and tanbIe bout and eIsred at each other while theft mengers did the talking. Pons is still sore because Jim Barnes Of Springfield did not ae- eept the o1ef he nsae ts throw him I2 . han6ognD nAtt1- Ths ffenchnan . tr1inG Co oot . motcA with Beell. n11s vith r1eoro oDl rero11k
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
noef sEAr FolaEs.
Six p~y wianers Rsde . ssassa tlaso
 On Nome Tf.fners=

New lork. Jan 1i.-Eddie Rot and Joe Fosier. the winners cf s13 recsht sit-iay bicycle rscp. c6mp1ft1 last night in o6e-nilc match race on home trainers at the NafjernI Athlsfit eIub. ih Brooklyn. no9f V11 the faster afi1 dsfeafsd Fo5ief eou115. According to the indicator fhey fu1o the mile In 1 minute and 15 eotun<k
 Fozler was also defeated In af1 uI- limited pursuit race by Walter h1g<- dett. of Buffalo. The up-gfnfe u1v caught the Natiohsl A. C. mem11 m Eve and a half miles. .=,
 In the amateur racss o. [. Du11n& of tbe Natipaal A. C. 6t1Gu1<1 X11- ter Gseske. ef the Rofk C1Fe11 <11A snd IT. T weinsA 9f fhe <p9 YM1 A. C. beat Frank fislsex. of C1m1T leland.
 ASser sbe rss<s shs ke1.nod A {: tn6neG16ll toGm 0r11r1ox <@ E = q - ee u4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
COX TO RE TRIED OUT.

After good deal ef bickcring and bargaining . match has finally been arranged for Joe Cox, ihe New Iea- land fighter. who has l,epn called q secund FitzsimmcBs as far as his pby- sical appearance Is concerned. He will fight George Brown, who has won a dicision over Al Neil and a draw with Joe Thomas. for ten rounds and will probably weight in at about l55 pounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
SHEER ro REFEREE FIGHT.

George Siler. tho we'll known ref cree. has been selected to judge thc ten-rouDd bout between Marvin Hart and Mike Schreck. the big hea- eyweiehts. which is to be decided before the Kalamazoo iNch A. c. the latter part of this month.
 The fight will probably come off this time. as the club officials have received wof,l from the govrrnor that he will net interfere with the contest Hart and Schreck are to fight for guaranteed purse of S2.- hEt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
PROKos BEAT BARRETT.

At Lewiston, Me. last night. Pro kos, the terrible Greek" of Boston, defeated Wilfred Barrett or Mon- treal in a wrestling match. The style was catch-as-catch-can, and PrUHos secured two falls, the first In 47 minutes and the next in 23 minutes. He used body hold and reversed full Nelson each time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
BALL PLAYER TAXES POISON.

Louisville. Ky. Jan H. Sitting before mirror and rzrinx on the rhotogrsph CT Niss .Eslsse Creses. . young actress. Bob ISsnkswors- one Of the best knovA tAii players LssIs- vills ever proooee4 os1nk a 6ubso Of podsun y6o1orday cd &1o1 1unk e hs vas bslng takso ines . hsu11lAl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
s...hi.e a, a.rnf.

LOS ANGELES Cal. Ian tl--Sua- shine srresci the crowd at Asn5t for tbe first time in q week 1he feature u1nners wsre Jack KercheriI1e NG. - opo UEs5a Fuvue4ts1 6eu1ufly 061D c Qoa dAsv1ne
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
BOWLING.
More Good Sport at the Casino LAst
 Nfwhk

Night.
 Not nght passes but what you can find fun and plenty of 1t In tho Casino. If it is not in the bowling alleys it will be in some other de- partment of the emporium. Lest night the alleys were pretty busy and the match game between the 6ilver Stars and the Defenders proved ah interesting contest. which was cloGoly fought throughout. Inc Starr flnal- ly won by the small margin of .3es The scores:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
THE MULE WON.

Trying to throw 400 pound mule is not rosy proposition. if Shad Link knows anything about 1t. It was at the Palace skating rink. Westport. recently. that the Balti- more heavyweight wrestler intro- duced the new feature in the niat game. Shad, according to the an. nouncement. was to fsrfeit S2s if he were successful in putting in put ting the mule on his back. Link fail- cd in his attempt to accomplish the new feat. Shad has been known to throw donkey and bull. but the mule proposition was too much for the big fellow.
 The performance was watched by big crowd There were some very exciting incidents. At the expiration of five minutes Link gained a leg hold on the mule. 4 vicious twist put the animals front legs to the canvas. In trying 10 force the mules left hind leg from under its body Link lost his hold. This was the only time Shad had the animal down. Many times the mule got away from Link and made break for the en- trance. but was caught and again put through the ordeal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-11
BASKETBALL.
Waterbury Cadets Second Team
 Bests watertown.

The second basketball team of the Boys club defeated watertown's sec- ond team last night on the local floor by a score of s3 to 1e. It MAS an interesting game and we'll played. The lineup and summary:
 Boys Club. watertown.