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New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
Plan TO FEED THE POOR.
General Booth 4sks Al Those Who
Can to Help.
To the Editor of The Tribune

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: May L ask you to grant me lhis Seai' %
,o,, did last an avenue through your COLUMNS u
1sca before YOUR readers our plans for helping, IN
what believe you will consider a colthieliu&Apic
wav. several thousands of the neediest and most
dessrving moor of this great city? AS the Christ
mas season with its cheerful festivities and prom
isinp measures draws near, only the dread OF
growing need and relentless poverty stares hhou-
sands of the city's poor IN the face The hato
times have plunged many into deeper waters.
II is our plan TO send into the homes or such'
after the case has been investigated. package
containing chicken or meat, groceries, vegetables
and fwhere required toys and clothing IN thIS
way we believe we providing more aololns
and approved help than by any other means fof
example take only one case: a mother. compare
lively young so weak. sick and frail as 10 oe
almost unable TO drag herself about her abode
with little child in her arms having no food or
coal and scarcely any clothing. and barely able
10 earn the rent of her scantily furnished room
The pittance left from the money earned was not
sufficient to keep off the wolf OF hunger Ihls Is
only one of the cases of need.
Now sir. We feel that package as above de-
scribed taken into such homes meath the grim
cloud of destitution and despair would prove Of
more timely ard positive benevolence. and would
help to save both soul and body. The Volunteer
Santa Clauses in the streets have not up TO the
present received the amount that had antci-
pated; hence L ask, through you. that those who
can spare subscription toward this humane and
Christ-approved effort kindly do SO quickly Every
dollar sent will. last year. receive an ofncial
acknowledgment.
Letters should be addressed General Balling-
ton Booth, No. 81 West 18th street. New York City
BALLINGTON BOOTH
New York. Dee. Il. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Plymouth. Dec Is f:O6 % n-Teutonfc tsr, New York
for Cherbourg and Southampton
Antwerp. Dec iB-Merion New York
Rotterdam. Dec 5-Smoensk tI,uss). New York for
Genoa Dec 16-Nord America 0taD. York.
Shanghai Dec l4-Vandalia tGer) New York.
Lisbon. Dec It-Aureole (Br) New York.
East London. Dec lS-Bechuana (Bro New York via s,
Vincent, G V. Cape Town etc.
Cebu. Dec 1I-Brssmar (Bri New York via Alden and
Singapore
Hiogo. lS-Jeserc tBr) New York Colombo
Shanghai.
SAILED.
Palermo. Dec 12-San Giorgio utaD New York
l.eghorn. Dec l5-Algeria tBr). York
tienoa. Dec lh-Conds Wifredo New York.
earbados Dec i6-BoIface tBr) New York; Byron iIrl
sout hampton. Dec is. 1910 m-Adriatic CBr) New
York via Cherhoufg and Queenstown.
Hamburg Dec 13-Ph9hus Ger. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

os any doubt that may exist. The opposing
LAWYERS also took the same ground, urging the
protection of the people. Mr.. Ryan tney poiii'-
ed out In their brief, in the laynan's innocent
ignorance of his rights, had told his story 10 'h0
grand jury. He had, however, refused expressly
TO waive the privilege Of permitting MS couh'o'
70 testify and Mr.. Cravath In refusing to uo o'
had but upheld the most honored precep's Oh aii
bouora bic profession. In doing so he only CON-
formed to the obligations Of his professional
oath. and thereby adhered to a safeguard Ioi
the preservation of individual rights and the ao-
ministration of justice.
Decision was reserved until next Monday
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
QUEENS EXCHANGE ELECTS DIRECTORS.

The meeting Of the Queens Borough Real Estate
Exchange was held building Of the exchange
in North Washington jamaica. yesterday afternoon
and reports for year received showing the
association to he IN q Gourshing condition.
D. I. Ven Nost-lu5. president. IN 10 chair T2e
election OF afecn Director which the principal bust
ness transacted was as Scutt, r. W. kcI-
Iogg A. J Emo q T. Watts r 7. Archer. A. c. Han
kins u. A. O'Hren. 3. II Sweet. Joel Fowler. D. l.
Van Sostraud Loeb. Joseph NJ Gray. William TitteD
steen. J. NJ Kissar and = p Ra.otne
The building open The public inspection, hut
formal opening vii tafa place untn the latter
part zoos. when number Of excellent speak
viii present.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Dec. IS, 'O7.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Fiavn tPor) Olsen, HIlsbOro n Dec,r,t.-
~, with plaster order: vessel Ga Go
Arrived at the Bar at 1l:15 18th. ~
steamer Uiriken (Norl. Hansen Demerara December a
with TO the CZarnikoW- Co: yessaI a.,
Daniel Bacon Arrived ut the Bar 1880 D m fifth
Steamer st Cuthbert tBr). Lewis Antwerp Decemhor
= 10 Sanderson * Son, with ndse ved at The Rar
a m. N+'
Steamer Goodwin Br) Stewart. Shields November &c
10 the New York and Ausralasian SIS I'm ballast
rived at the Bar at 1916 18th. "
Steamer Symra (NOr). Hetstad. sydney C B. pecem-
Der H. 10 Benham Boyesen. in ballast Left Ouaran
tine 3:2S a IN.
Steamer Marcos Davidson Galveston pecenhsr >,
and Key West H. to the Mallory SIS with passenger,
nldse Passed in Quarantine 1897 m
Steam Matanzas, Seeley. Tampico December II =,
the New York and Cuba Mall SIS Co. with mdse Ar
rived at the Bar al 9iO a
Steamer Chesapeake Hastings. Baltimore to II q Fos
ter with mdse Passed In Quarantine at 6Ia a m
Colorado. Smith, Mobile December and
Brunswick To- To the Mallory SIS passengers ara
Passed in Qunra ntine 7:30 a -
Delaware. French. Philadelphia to the CIyde
Co. With mdse Passed In Quarantine at II. .0S n m
Steamer Grenada tI3T McCirath Perth Amboy 10 the
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co. In ballast Passed in
Quarantine at 9:iT a III.
Steamer jefferson Dole. Newport News and Norfolk to
the Old Dominion SIS Co, with passengers and mdse or
Highlands 12:5S
Sandy Hook ]. Dec is. 9:3o ni--Wind west: light
hreezes foggy
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
REALTY NOTES.

The Mcvckar-GaillsTd Realty Company has leased to
Gustav Knauth. Il ami IS Nassau st, booth in
the centre the floor IN McAdoo Terminal
Buildings period twelve from May J. 1905
at an aggregate $4,000. Mr.. Knauth has
q cutlery Maiden Lane Nassau for
twenty-five years. Will occupy present
branch
Rutland & whiting the brokers in the sale OF No.
IS Spruce the United States Trust Company.
trustee for Edward Currfer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
To Whom 1t Nay Concern.

~-rw YORK SUPREME COURT NEW ,,rs
~ County.-In the Matter OF the Voluntary nr,
OF she marlborough Vehicle Rubber supply -,
All Whom May Notice - nerets -s1.t
have appointed by the New YORK sup Iss,brsh
,he above entitled proceeding Receiver or the
Vehicle Rubber Supply Company. and OF az s.ys dry
and, effects OF said corporation. and that Al
1nauNed az auch receiver and hereby require
persons said corporation TO renue ~ Man
10 me Office. No. $40 BroadwaS xr-s by ths
haitian. City York. and state o. Ne" sauls %
ipth day OF January. 1909 or al Geo,s av the sans
onsv owing by them respectively. and 10 pay
10 me- 2 All persons having IN their .. ssItvsr Es
effects Of such corporation 70 ,aSS 4 Al
.anr 10 me BY 18th day OF January
~. creditors said corporation TO dshVef fo,, lay q
a-coIr.- and demands by the SAID To- AZ sub
Ianuary 1905 4 All persons holding any ~, " sba ssns
sisting contract Of said corporation u Aforesaid Oh
q xr1tiue aud In detail, to Ei.. at tse pitSssS
- psfo-e are aid 10th day OF January iSo ,..,ver
Jag Broadway, -sv
New YORK s'S,e
NJ v. Dorney Attorney tcr Receiver. 70 Pine S'''
York city. .>1
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
SATURDAY, DEcEMREH
TRANsPActFIc MAILS

Destination and steamer Close IN New Yor.
ands Vancouver and Victoria, =
-Empress OF japan .. To-day 500 m
pine Islands (yia San Francsco)-Sibe-
Japan Corea China and Philippine Isl 80 ~ -
ands tyIa seattls)CShinano Marn To-day. 800 p m
dressed only. via Tacoma)-Ua Dec n w
Tahiti and MarquCSGs Islands san -
Franciscn,-Mariposa ... Dec -. 500 m
iihSdi wa san FI'tncS cScol-AaHeda Dec Is. 500
pine Islands "a Francsco)-Chjns Dec % eoo -
Australia teNcept Wesp. Zealand -
Samoan Islands. Fill Islands and New
Caledonia (via Vancouver
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands (via ~ WV y -
San FrSncisco)-U transport 500 IN
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
A $250,00o FIFTH AVE. LEASE.

M. L. Hess have leased Dr. Reginald H. sayre
for term Of twenty-one years from May I next tho
entire four and basement altered building at No
l36 5h at aggregate rental Of $25O00o izs
of parcel is 25x160 feet
The lessee George T. Putney. well known In
the restaurant business In the old lace district Broad
way and lie extensive alterations
to the premises for the accommodation his patrons
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
BUYS THE GRlsWoLo TRACT.

c. @. Haven has sold through the Office Of Cornelius G.
Eo,ff the remainder his holdings on Island
known as Griswod property. Carl Seitz. The
property thirtyone acres, Immediately
adjoining Silver Park and considered one
most attractive and important tracts within
wa king distance of St George ferry landing
The purchase Of this property. together with tie
ownership OF the Colonel Shaw place. GryTnes Hill,
and the Nesnith property. the Serpentine Road
Cry,es IIill makes sar. Stz Of the largest
II high class property Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
PLANS FOR TWO BRONX HOUSES

John McNulty will erect i and one-haf story
frame dwelling the side Bainbrdge ave
I5o feet south Woodawn Road. plans by Charles
schaefer. Jr VIII s6oGo A six story brick tene-
nnen house with store is be built by Bartolomeo
Zuuino on a plot south side
81, 100 feet west Of Morris from plans by Moore
--,asledel I; Will cost 100000.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
TO ENLARGE SCHOOL BOARD BUILDING

C. B. :. SNYDER chief architect Department OF
Education. hed plans With Buildings Superintendent
Murphy for enIargrg the department headquarters at
Park and Both by building additional nrcproof
floor between the present third stories
occupied by tho meeting hall OF the commissioners.
permit proposed Increase OF Frstce
itself VIII be renole!ed, prcsca: gallery being
moved and the ornamental windows 1gh 'front.'
enlarged The Improvements VIII cost thc city $4,000.
This viii be The seond enlargement Of the headqartes
building & arst erected about decade ago
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
WILL IMPROVE a CITY STABLE.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Foster Crowe, through
Westervelt d Austin city architects. has plans
for charging the cys main cleaning stable
Avenue and I6th -. which 1881. feet
84S feet long comprising main apor with ezzaEinc
Two floors of tlrofroof construction
introduced. the first being htted tn.
shops and feed Engineers
Ledero Provost Will superiHtcnd rrepro7f
Eruetion The protected inreveraens $50 oO
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
MORE EDENWALD SALES.

The EdenwCld Land Company has sold to John carl
Anderson lot Amundsea feet south of
Jefferson ave; TO Henry ReckhaId lots on Mono
CHAN 800 feet south OF Jefferson ave- 10 Marie Els
Ter on Jones ave, north Of jefferson ave
10 t. A. Sernberg. two lots Anundsen ave- 422 feet
north of Randall ave. A. Benerole lot on Jones
ave. l75 Of jefferson ave
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
SAILED.

steamers Ryndam (Dutch). Rotterdam Bouogne:
Samiand, Antwerp; Cestrian tRr, London: Charlos
Dutch, Amsterdam; Enfield Qr), Norfolk Nicholas
Cuneo (Norl. Port Antonio: Bermudian (fsr Bermuda
Hawaiian. Puerto Mexico. Mexico Antilles New Orleans:
Lgonier. Port Arthur: kherson Csuss, Rotterdam
Iioau; Valdivta tGerl, Fortune Island Inasua etc;
Olinda tCubanl Nipe. Nuevitas etc Hamilton. Norfolk
and Newport News; Bayport. with barge Newport
Neyr
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
WILL BUILD ON SMALL PLOT

Balzerini d BaTone are going TO q lot 10 Gx
the southwest of Broad and stone
SITS. brick restaurant a cost of 81 500
The plans or the restaurant fled yesterday by J. A.
Rofano the architect This is Of the smallest down
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
LENDS s2a75oo ON UPTOWN BLOCK.

Robert r.. Perkins has loaned Sarah v Baker s2ST
300 on the block bounded by Fort Washington ave,
Broadway and 10th 1s0th SITS The mortgage Is at
6i4 three years.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The President Grant reported Sable Isant a.
10 miles Of station at 40 yesterday IS
expected TO dock $50 p. m. Friday .
Victoria. which reported 10 Saete
miles OF that station al $50 yes
toraay. is expected 10 about u. m. saturday
Maure;ania, which reported as l">o niles east
o. SANDY Hook YESTERDAY. S. expected to dock
about noon Friday -.
TIE Majestic which reported 70 south Wellhse; as 20
miles Of L!Ehtsh!p at yesterday.
Is expected 10 dock a day
Tho Potslan which reported South WcliSHet 81
miles OF sandy LgEship Is expected 20 dock
Q 4. day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 20 sun sets Moon rises Moore age II
HIGH WATER
M-Sardv Hook 20 Gov. Island 75s Iieu Gate e;el
p M-Sandy Hook Us Island S IL He'll Gate loV3
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
PASSED.

PASSED. .,,,esss
.,,,,,. Dec 1T-sona Hohenherr eAusp. Nsra usps
Ma New York for Naples and liles's,,
s-r, New York for Marseilies. Naples go
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
Unfurnished Il partments to Let.

1OQTH. 70 EAST-BEAUTFUL FLATS. EIGaI
I-sC large light rooms; bath heat. hor water
nfu tiled bath SIS to Sal
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
IS WARREN ST.
TWO Lofts, very light: $1,000
City Property for Sale.

pRoADwAY. " ". COR READE ST. e5sIIA sCS
L sale. desirable corners nto"o-
Apply WIZ. c. WALKERS SONS. 2ee Broadway
DARGAIN--s7.OoO cash buys double tenenents
ID 56:h. 3rd: rents $3.50; MORTGAGES sa ooo
sell JOSEPH OATMAN. 1886 B-oedNay.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

Brings mail
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-14
iCksCr-Ienson

Mr.. Hans c. Jenson and Miss Jose
phine Erickson were married at the
Methodist Episcopal churchaa at 9 O'Clock
last Wednesday morning by Rev. Robt.
K. Adams. The only witnesses were
Merit Troven and Erick johnson. The
bride was attired in white ilk bro
cade costume. Mr.. and Mrs Jenson
departed for Denver on the afternoon
train, and while in the metropolis the
bride was taken very i'll. She was hur-
led to st. Luke's hospital, where it will
be necessary for her to re main several
days The newly married couple expect
to make their home at 1902 Colo
rado street.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-14
Inca MIA Elects Off GERS.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Lucania Tunnel,
Transportation, Mining and Drainage
company, was recently held at Colora-
do Springs as provided by its bylaws,
and a large representation of the out
standing stock was present in person
and by proxies. The following board
of directors was elected for the ensuing
year: T. F. Rose, Muncie, Ind. c. H.
Dudley. Colorado Springs, Colo; f. A.
Colburn, f. A. Colburn, Jr., w. W.
Kirby, b. l.. Gorich and j. A. Wright,
all of Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-14
Sampler Shows Prosperity.

The past three weeks at the Cham
berlain Dillingham; samping works
in this city has been the busiest
period experienced since the
capacity of the mill was increased two
years ago. The number Of lots Of ore
shipped by leasers show larger num-
Der of men engaged in mining on their
own account than for some years past
The large tonnage shipments of the
big mines have decreased temporarily,
partially on account of the prevailing
prices for silver and lead, and while
but few men have laid off because OF
the slump in silver, those who have
have gone to leasing and by sorting down
their ore are able to make better than
days pay in most instances by keen
ing up the grade of ore and avoiding
the payment of smelling charges,
hauling and freight ON the rock as
sociated with the mineral.
The Shaiter mine has adopted the
leasing system altogether, and has
laid off all days pay men working on ore.
The Shafter is one of the best pay
ing mines in the district, and that
the owners have found it more profit
able to operate under the leasing
system, shows that there is "method
in their madness. The Gem ard
everal other large properties have
yielded handsomely for years under
The leasing system.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-14
Catherine howins Good

Some exceptionally high grade sur
face quartz is exposed in the breast of
35-foot adt on the Catherine claim on
Chicago mountain, re comfy located by
O. W. Hayes and j. S. Vandergriffe.
An assay made this week from sam
pie taken from nine inch streak gave
returns of 1872 ounces in gold and 85. 6
ounces in silver, or a gross value of
$35l.9 So per ton. The prospect is locat-
ed just south Of the Parker placer, and
may possibly be the eastern extension
of the Columbia claim where a start
ling discovery of native free gold was
made several weeks ago. Free gold
has been found in the Catherine lode in
the location shaft, and at any place
where the vein is uncovered good
string of coiors can be obtained from
the qnartz in gold pan. After the
adit has been extended, the rich streak
will be stripped and a shipment made to
the sampler, ana if the values hold az
as we'll as anticipated, a shaft viii be
sunk on the vein, as but a limited depth
can b. obtained by driving the adit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-14
Two Brothers Get Active

The electric current was turned on to
the motors at the Two Brothers tunnel
Tgesday OF this week, and the mach.n-
cry loosened up for continuous opera
tiun. The installation is not complete,
as one of the twin compressOrs has not
arrv ved, but is expected within the next
few lays. For the present work Will
be carried on as before the steam plant
was taken out, and when the other big
machine is in place, much new work
Will De undertaken The raise to con-
meet with the sixth level east from the
Specie Payment shaft viii be put
through, and it is quite probable that
the ore shoot will be followed below the
level of the Two Brothers tunnel, for
which purpose a couple OF wines Will
b. sunk and connected by blind drifts.
The next week or ten days will see the
normal amount of ore being shipped
from the property, and as soon as ar
rangements can be made for handling
an increased tonnage, the output will
be greatly augmented. 1t is only a
questi of time when the Specie Pay
mant vein will be intersected by the
Central tunnel at an enormous depth,
making the great vein accessible at
three widely different points.
The Wheatridge basket ball teamwill
play the Idaho Springs high school team
at the opera house tonight.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-14
BURTON'S FINISH
Promoter Got Editors Bul.
let Instead of Apology.

Judge Francis l.. Burton. who for
merly operated at Dumont and Lawson
in this county, where it was alleged he
swindled his associates in mining prop
erty, was shot and instantly killed at
Nina. Nevada, last TUESDAY aeon by J.
Holman Buck, editor of the Western
Nevada Miner.
Judge Burton had meteoric career
IN Colorado. Possessing college edu-
cation and having a sheepskin emitting
him to practice law, he used his know
ledge to advantage to keep him out Of
the penitentiary for his numerous vio-
lations OF the law it is said He began
his Colorado record in the Cripple Creek
district, and first achieved fame as the
attorney for Leslie Popejoy who sued
W. S. Stratton for a half interest in
the Independence mine on the ground
that he had grubstaked the millionaire
miner. Burton and Popejoy were both
arrested for conspiracy, but Stratton
finally settled with them for $40, 900
Later Burton organized the Boojum
-hiAiiii5 NoilIl' III liidI u4Sllltl DN
which he tieeced many victims. His
next effort was in defrauding the New
York Central railway of 81, 800 for in
jurles alleged to have been received in
railroad wreck, but which in reality
he received in fight in Denver before
he went east. For the latter offense
he finally landed in the Massachusetts,
penitentlary, and while in that institu-
ton Interested the warden and his
friends in mining property at Dumont
the warden himself investing S15, 600
He was pardoned on May 26 1904 and
came to Dumont where things We're
lively for a time. Shortly after he
went to Nevada where he started the
Goldfield Bank and Trust company
which closed it's doors with liabilities Of
SIS, 227 and assets of 81, S2l. OF this
amount 81, 500 was in notes, SIG in cash
in the vaults and a 50 gold piece which
nwas found under tire counter
More recently he located in Ida,
Nevada, and after he had swndled the
citizens out of several thousand dol
lars, a vigilance committee ordered
him out of town. He went to Nina
loo miles north Of Coldfieid, W here ne
made Il business of jumping claims
and later tried the same methods in
Rawhide. and was ordered out of
town
Buck, the editor who shot Burton,
exposed the latter in the columns of the
Rawhide Rustler, aad it is said Bur
ton entered the office of the editor
with a gun in his hand, to get an
apology and explanat on, but the edi-
tor didn t wait.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-14
FINDING THE ORE
Work In The Comm O d ore
Producing Results.

The Commodore tunnel and group of
claims being operated by Pennsylvania
capitalists uuder lease and bond, is
liable to be the scene of an important
find in the near future, as the work
now under Wa, is calculated to recover
the old ore shoot in the White shaft,
which was lost by the early day oprr
tors, or rather was not worth fin.ii.
after the slump in silver. The crow.
which drove the Commodore tunnel at
tempred to recover the ore shoot but
were mislead because of the numerous
stringers in the vein matter, and be-
cause they could not come upon large
ore body in their ramitications, deserted
and condemned the property except as
to the price asked.
The White vein where it is inter
sected by the commodore tunnel is
fully IS feet wide. The vein filing is
characteristic of Red Elephant noun
tain is soft tale white spar and quartz
mixture peculiar to that section. The
] White vein is undoubtedly the mother
/ lode and has number Of feeders and
/ functions throughout its course through
/ the property and the vein matter
from the tunnel level to the shaft con-
nection is filed with stringers and
/ is spotted with gray copper and lead
throughout but not in sufficient
quantity to warrant the treatment of
( the entire crevice filling by concen-
tration largely because Of the losses in
milling Of The value-caIry.ng material.
+ The White vein was intersected by
/ the tunnel at about 2, 500 feet in from
/ the portal, and drift was driven west
ward for 1000 feet and east 25O feet
where d raise of 25O feet was made to
connect with the old shaft working $50
/ feet deep. The work now under
way under the direction Of Manager W.
l.. ShatIer, of this city, consists Of cross
cutting at the tunnel level to the foot
wall OF the vein, where it is reasonably
certain that the old ore body will be
found. The work heretofore has been
done mostly on the hanging wall. The
small sueaks of ore encountered
throughout the cross cutting run as
high as 1860 ounces in silver and carry
from 30 to 40 per cent. in lead bat
yet no effort has been made to save
the ore.
In the bottom or 18th level Of the old
White shaft Manager Shatfer IS sink
ing winze which already has exposed
streak of ore from to 8 inches
wide which carries over Co ounces in
silver per ton and runs over % per
cent. in lead. This may be the c5ntin-
uati0n Of the rich old ore shoot worked
out above, and if it wideus out to sev-
eral feet Manager Sh.Ger Will feel
confident that he has recovered the bo-
uanza and will then RAISE on the foot
wall from the tunnel lateI