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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-05
STREET RAILROAD FRANCHISE.

The Mayor, yesterday, signed the ordinance
contract adopted by the city council at a special
meeting this week. The contract is the same as
adopted several weeks ago and which was pub
lished in full in the Enterprise. But the street
railroad Company preferred to have the ordinance
passed under the operation of the new city charter
which has just gone into effect.
The Street Railway company will Immediately
eQmplete organization and begin preparations for
e building of the line. The Enterprise recognizes
street railroad project matter of the
import to our thriving young city
juncture. The building and equip
Ae line means an outlay of considerable
ee amount Of which will go thro
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-05

Inspector General Obear has retired from the
race for Brigadier General, which leaves the field
practically to Col Clifford L. Anderson.
Pull for Fitzgerald or
Editor j. A. Bagwell of the Gwinette Journal
will be in the race for State School Commissioner
to succeed w. B. Merritt or Jere M. Pound who
has been appointed by the Governor to fill the unex-
pired term after Jan. LIST 1908.
Pull for Fitzgerald or
Gladys Vanderbilt another American heiress
worth about $12 900, 900 is to throw herself away
on an austrian count Thus another big chunk
of American wealth falls into the hands of man,
who, perhaps, never knew a days useful employ
ment.
Pull for Fits9aId 49, '"~T
President Roosevelt goes Gov. Smith one bet
ter on the railroad proposition. Tedde would
take them all under national protection and leave
the governor with nothing to do far as railroads
are concerned.
Pull for Fitzgerald Of Out.
And the president W ants to increase the navy.
He seems to not be atisfied with the annual ex-
penditure of millions for new warships. If the
world puts all of it's wealth and power and energy
into warships and employees all of its able bodied
men to man them, there will be bat little use for
farm lands.
Pull Fitzgerald Pull Out
The Atlanta Constitution favors port rates for
Atlanta and is urging the commission to act; we
don't hear anything about Gov. Smith urging the
commission to give Atlanta this advantage over
south Georgia towns; Gov. Smith as governor OF
the whole state is different man from Mr.. Hoke
Smith attorney for the Atlanta Freight Bureau
COrdele Rambler.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-05
A., B. 6 A. CHANGES.

In order to devote the whole of his time to the
important work of construction, Vice President
George Dole Wadley has relinquished the manage
ment of the line to President H. M Atkinson. At
least until after the lines have been extended to
ATLANTA and Birmingham.
81 There is vast amount of construction work
to be done and Mr.. Wadley is essentially builder
and the concentration of his energies on the con-
struction work means the rapid completion of the
lines to Birmingham and Atlanta He sstill Vice
President and the change does not in any way
affect his interest in the line.
Mr.. Wadley has been great friend to Fitz-
gerald and his friends here will be glad to know
that he will be in close touch with President At
kinson, who has taken hold of the active manage
ment at least until Vice President Wadley shall
have finished a large amount of the construction
work
The resignation of MI. Wadley, or severance
of his connection with the A. B. & A would be
regretted by the Fitzgerald people atho Mr.. Atkin-
son is quite as progressive and extremely friendly
to Fitzgerald.
AS we see it, Fitzgerald has nothing to lose or
regret in the recent change, which We understand
to mean only that Pres. H. M. Atkinson will get
right down to the detail work, and show the boys
that he has not forgotten how it should be done.
rul for dorP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29

A special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Utah Consolidated Mining & Milling
Company, a corporation under the laws
general office of said corporation at Hotel
Mammoth. Robinson, Utah, at IL o'clock
noon. on Friday July ~ 1907 for the cleo
ton OF officers and FOR the Transaction of
before IT,
(Signod)
THOMAS r. CUTLER,
JOHN G.. CUTLER,
HEBER s. CUTLER,
Guardians OF the Estate OF Joseph e..
Cutler,
s. s. JONES,
Stockholders IN said corporation owning
more thar one-third OF the capital stock
thereof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
HANDLING BINGHAM ORES.
Something About Railroad Equipment
REQUIRED In Moving Trains

One of the questions being discussed
by eastern stockholders Of Bingham
corporations, says the Bulletin, rs mat
of transportation facilities for Bins-
harr ores and in certain quarters tears
are expresscd us to the inability or the
ra lroad to meet the situation.
IT is argred that unless the ore can
be moved fast enough to keep the
mills running to capacity II VIII cut
down the PROFITS perhaps even cause
the big mines tho 40 behind and or
course render the stocks less valuable.
and this 9rgGment Is helping 10 depress
Bingham mining stocks
Within y snort time Bingham VIII be
shipping $4,000 tnos of ore per day,
800 carloads. As not more than 70 cars
car be brought down at once, that
would mean Is trains per day. Not
more than two trips can be made daily
and eight locomotives would be re-
auired in commission all the time.
But to bring the cars back 1t requires
two engines so that not less than ID
would have to DO in service all the time.
In practise this number would have 10
BIS still further increased. With enough
long switches along the route there
you'd be no difficulty in handling the
business. The railroad company says
1t Will be able to meet all require
ments and that there is nothing TO be
feared on that account.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
BOSTON MARKET.

James A. Pollock : Co, bankers
and brokers, furnish the following,
received over their private wire. this
afternoon:
Bingham Con, closed I5h Gle.
Boston Con, e71s; 271s' 271E
i, Coalition. s5& gs3s 24&; rs;
B, & l.. IA ~; 14A; TX; sales
Copper Range, sOh sOM; 7s%;
79%; sales 1SS
Cumberland Ely, closed 77sQs.
DAILY West. ISM; Is; 1874; 15S;
sales 60.
EB, 1914; lO%; 1O%; 1884, sales
&C c. NJ, closed a7@4o,
CRANKY, 1875; 1876; 125: 1926; sales
Greene cananea. 1853; 1858; le;
49, sales ga.
Nevada con. closed 1sG131a.
Nev Utah. 5&' s. -. 51s; sales
North Butte, sl4; sll4 sOAi slE;
In, & Copper, esH ssA; ss%; sssA;
i. S. s., com, 4eRs; 4s'a; 80; 40; sales.
i, $. s., pfd.. 429a i2M; AZ; 4sts;
Utah Con, 5lsl; 52A; SIN; 5sA;
sales. 70.
Balaslala, .; 9; o; Q; sales, 1855.
Trinity closed 227s G23.
{. q A.. closed .64@l SO.
Davis DAILY, closed 12ikd12%.
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STOCKS ON THE BOOM.
Ncarly Half The june Trading on
Change Done This Week

M better evidence of the improved
condition of tho local mining stock
market could be found than a COM
pafison OF the week and month record
OF sales on the floor OF the Salt Lake
stock & Mining exchange. Almost
half OF the June business was trans
acted during the past six days. II Is
very evident from this showing that
investors are getting over the scare
Jf few weeks ago and are buying ana
selling stocks with old time vlgor or
course, the Tintlc issues have had the
lead, and advances have been recorded
all along the line. Colorado, Beck
Tunnel Iron Blossom, Lower Nam
moth. are all higher and the ATTEMPT
TO bear Sioux Consolidated has not
been very successful. Notwlthstand-
ing that this stock has been freely Of
tered there We're ready takers for Il
and In the meantime the management
of the company is pushing development
for all IL Is worth on the Phoebe s..
claim with the confidence that the Colo
RADIO vein will be encountered within a
short time. One of the sensations OF
the week has been the rapid rise In
South Columbus, which has risen more
than half dollar a share during the
present week. There are ruInors of a
dividend on this stock within tho next
few months and while nothing official
has been given out to that effect, *
would not he surprising to hear OF one
being posted IN the early autumn
Among tho unlisted stocks today Ohio
Copper was bought at $3.50: Wheeler
at 40, AZ and a cents: Crown Point.
at 50. 20 aud II cents Emma Copper
at l6 cents and Ely Witch at % cents.
The closing quotations and sales to-
day were:
LISTED STOCKS
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CONDITIONS AT ELY.
Big Tonnage OF Ore Showing In the
Nevada Consolidated Mine.

a correspondent writing from Ely
declares that from all parts OF that
camp come excellent reports concerning
the Developments at the various mines.
The work that Is being done Is most en-
couraglng and rapid strides are being
made. The Nevadn Consolidated IL put
ting IN u tan drift so the empty cars
can be backed 10 the proper place when
the shaft n completed. a drift Is being
run and crosscuts are being made In
order that the ore body may be opened
up With the drifts and crossCuts the
cuynR system win be completed Tho
big feature OF this crosscutting Is that
II goes through the ore body, thereby
showing they are increasing the ore al
ready blocked out
a rumor that is almost a semi-
official report Is TO tho effect that the
latest report 20 the New York office
shows that there IS three times as much
ore Ia sight as ot ftrst estimated. This
would make III 100000 tons In sight,
certainly remarkable showing Tho
great amount of ore blocked ont makes
Il clear beyond any doubt that results
are going To be far greater than was
heretofore anticipated by the most sam
gulne people,
The Ely Consolidated Copper COM
plny az Lyons Springs is working big
force OF men, who are engaged at pres
eat prospecting In order TO locate the
best point Tor the proposed shaft The
ground OF THIS property cNtcndr back
close To the GirouN, showing excellent
Indications, chum drill n being
used. The same device Is being used
by the Boston Ely,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
TINTIc CONSOLIDATION.
Terms of the Deal of Star. Comeback
Jack Merger

Provo, June 2T.--Jacob Evans, repre-
sentins the Black Jack Mining COM
pany's interests In the proposed con-
soldatlon with the Star Consolidated.
has returned from Wyoming, where he
attended meeting OF the Black Jack
stockholders. The terms OF consolida-
ton previously accepted by the Star
stockholders we're accepted by the
Black Jack stockholders, and all that
nov ro0'r ms 80 he done 70 porfeci tho
consolidation, or rather the absorpt' on
OF t"e st.i - .ue slack Jack Is lOr the
directors "a get together and arrange
the technical details which win prob
ably be done In a few days.
The Black Jack company has In
creased Its capital stock from 300. 900 to
LOCO, 600 shares, 600 Of which will be
paid to the Star Consolidated Mining
company for all It's mining and other
property The Black Jack Mining COM
pany will thus succeed to all the rights
and property OF the Star company,
which Will 90 out OF existence. The
100000 shares of Black Jack stock will
be divided among the Star stockholders
in exchange for the Star stock. prob
ably share for share. For while the
Star company has only Issued 400 900
shares OF its capital stock 1t has in
debtedness which 1t will probably take
the other 100000 shares TO liquidate.
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Frank j. IiagUcnbarth Sued for s'V''
600 Over Mlnltig Deal.

Frank j. Hpgenberth was yesterday
made defendant IN suit hled IN the
district court IN which Joseph %. Game
OF this city ana Max Junghandel OF
Goldfield appear as plaintiffs and In
which the latter seek to collect $4,000
on II mining deal
According TO tho complaint, II APP
pears that on Jan. n, 1907, the plaintiffs
entered into contract With the Lud-
Wig ctNpcr Mining company TO pur-
chase Various claims located IN the
the money to be paid within eight
months.
on Feb. II, the plaintiffs assert. they
made a deal with the defendant to as
sign him their option on tho Nevada
claims and also to transfer him vali-
GUS other claims In the same district
for $500. GOO 1t is asserted the first pay
ment OF $4,000 on this contract became
due March II. and the second payment
OF $4,000 May II. and that neither has
been paid,
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New York Syndicate win Take
Over a Control Of GOldfieId
Consolidated Mine.
ENGINEERS NOW ON PROPERTY
Briors To the Guggenaeln' Stall
About Dozen of ayicnl ni Wark
On Examination
special correspondence.

Special Correspondents,
Reno. New. June IN "A special tele-
gram to the Nevada Mining Nsws
Bureau from Goldheld sayH 'lt is
learned unon authority that cannot he
questioned that the r3arueh. Ryan dug
Eenhclm crowd or New Yoslt are taknw
rtops preparatory to the exercise IN the
early fan Of the option they hold on
1. 0OO. COO shares OF Cold0eld Consolidated
ytock, by exeroising which they expect
To gain control 81 the ssQ,Oo0,QQo moTg+
err
'Charles Walter Geddes. u mining on
gineer Of international reputo and tho
associate Of John Hayes Hammond,
who Is the engineer for all tho Guggen.
helm mining interests. NJ well as the
engineer who Will have charge OF tho
development of the Ryan concessions IN
the Congo Free state. IS now engaged
in making thorough examination o.
the Consolidated properties with view
TO reporting upon the quantity and
quality Of orc in sight Atr. Geddes Is
employed directly by the Guggenhelns
In his present work.
slime his arrival here a few days
ago Geddes has been making daily
Visits to the different Consolidated
mines. famiiIarlzing himself with the
properties. Before the eud Of tho month
he Will, it Is reported have the assist
ancc in this work OF fully half dozen
mining engineers and experts attached
to the Guggenheimsstaff.
THE report which is TO BIZ made will
be most minute. and after II shall have
been submitted TO the New York In
teres Is. the decision MS to exercising
The option will be arrived at
News that the Baruch crowd ~
actually moving In the direction OF
i'm exercise of the option has convinced
Goldfield that the control of the merg-
er viii pass to the hands of the New
Workers this fail. In consequence
merger stock has developed unusual
strength during the last few days, and
active bidding ON the exchanges has
failed to dislodge much OF H."
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CONCENTRATES,

Cashier John M. Hayes of the Utah
Copper company Is expected home from
a vacation on the coast this afternoon.
The June dividend OF the Lower
Mammoth Mining company, amounting
TO $500 was sent out to shareholders
today.
Broker r. NJ, West has returned from
Alta, very favorably impressed with
conditions at the Columbus Consolidate
ed and South Columbus Consolidated
mines.
A telegram from Reno today an
nounced The failure of the Reno Broker
age company Of that place II Is IN
derstood the liabilities of the firm are
heavy.
The ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company we're; Crude ore and concern
trate. $4,000; base bullion. $4,000.
AS was foretold in the News" sew
eral days ago, the directors OF tho DAILY
Judge Mining company yesterday and
decided 10 pass the July dividend. Tho
result was rapid decline In the mar
ket price OF the stock.
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sTOCKs,

REGULAR CALL.
Lower Mammoth-2O 500 NJ 2.AS, buy.
Star Con sas - AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
UTAHs BREAD WINNERS.
Exhibit Made by Few Mines Dur
ing First Half of Ycar.

According to figures compiled by VIM.
II. Tibbals the salt Lake broker Utah
mines have paid pprlng the first half OF
the present year dividends to tho
amount OF s2.956,sS5 and the list does
not Include the Scranton. Bingham,
New Haven, Gemlni and one or two
other closed corporations from which
he received no report, Anyway the
following table goes 10 show that the
present year is going to be- big record
breaker and with the Introduction OF
several new bread winners before next
Christmas win bring the aggregate To-
tai of very close ~ the $1,000 900 mark.
Mr.. Tibhas makes this exhibit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
MERCUR SHINES PLANT,


President John Dern of the Console
dated Mcrcur Gold Mines company ex-
pressed himself today as being pretty
much put out over the manner In which
a prominent machinery firm had filed
the order given it months ago fo-
equipment to be used in the new shines
plant at Mercur
When the order was placed assurance
was given that the machinery would
be on hand In time for installation be-
fore the end of May. Some OF It came
along all right. but 1t has been dis
covered that some of the very neces-
sary parts of the equipment had not
been shipped a few days ago, W as The
matter stands there Is no certainty as
the when the plant Will be In sA1pe 70
begin tusiness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29

A RosiQn dispatch says A table OF
leading dividend paying copper stocks
iupsl completed shows The income re-
turn on present STOCK market prices.
quincy shows the greatest return II
SIS per share or 1888 per cent income
return on the warket value OF Sil5. Mo-
hawk Is next with 1857 per cent. Ana
conda shows sl2.2o or 67M cents per
share Utah Consolidated il.5O nj
blh cents United Copper common,
an az 0a CENTS North Butte. 9S7 at 81
cents Amalgamated. aST al sbsl cents;
United States Smelling preferred, s.ea
al A2is cents. Butte Coalition, AZ rs
cents United states Smelling common,
l2l AZ 49, oents, United Copper pres
ferted' 100 at IS conts. ana Parrot. 4.sT
Ht 20N cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 29--The wheat market to-
day opened weak because of n complete
reversal Of weather conditions in tho
northwest and southwest. Rains We're re-
ported in the northwest where they had
been badly needed and fair weather was
reported from the southwest, where the
rains have been interfering with the haf-
vestlng operations. The weather condi-
tGons In this country completely offset q
stronger market at Liverpool. September
wheat opened V to 4 lower at slA TO sSi4
and sold at STA
The corn market was extremely quiet
at the opening and prices were weak In
sympathy with wheat September corn
opened i lower at 5sit 10 5S%@6SB and
sold at 53ss
The oats market was fairly active and
prices were weak partly In sympathy
with other grain and also because OF
heavy realzings In the September option.
September oats opened Il 10 y lower at
3TtQ37%, sold Mt 57S@ST7s and then de-
cilned 10 81.
The provisions market was quiet and
firm, An advance OF 5 cents In live hogs
offset the weakness of the grain market.
September pork opened 2ls cents higher at
igah. Lard was up 81 cents at 9.c, and
ribs were 21s cents higher at s.soaS ,S2la
SALTAIR SUNDAY CONCERT.
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Assessed Valuation Figures up to
Over One and a Hall Million
Dollars This Year.
REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS,
Centennial Eureka May be Raisctl---
Actlvi,S Of Sioux Consolidated
Expect Colorado Vein.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
Eureka June as.-The net proceeds
of the mines OF Juab county assessed
for taxation this year show n marked
Increase over 1906, and will. according
te the figures furnished by the county
commissioners exceed ono and u half
million dollars. The net proceeds taxed
last year fell below the milllon-dollar
mark. II goes TO show that the mines
of the county which means practical
~ the TIntic district, are IN a very
prosperous condition The commls-
sIqncrs believe they have come nearer
getting ut the right figures this year
than at any previous time since the
law taxing net productions OF mines
became effective. The figures submit
ted by the commissioners showing the
taxation of the more important mines
of tbs county Tor this year follow
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BUTER AND EOG.s

Chicago June 2N--Bntter steady
ereameres 1894: dairies. 11g2l:
Eggs Weak. at mark, cases included
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MR.. NEwHousE IS PRESIDENT

The board OF directors OF the Bling
ham Central Standard Copper COM
pany met yesterday for organization,
Samuel NeWhouse was elected presi-
dent. ID. c. Jackllng, vice president
and general manager; II. z. Clark,
treasurer; William NJ. Bradley, secre-
tary: W. II. Hubbard. d. c. lacking
and Charles w. Whitley were named
as an advisory committee,
General Manager Jackling expects
to make shipment OF ore within the
next few weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29

cisco today;
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah, Nevada, l4Is asked Mon
tana Tonopah. 3.02Is G810; Tonopah
Extension, t.75@1,SO: MacNamara
rs q 80; Midway Lisa LEO. Tonopah
Belmont, 345&s.6O. Tonopah North
star 23M26: Ohio Tonopah. bid :
West End Con S. bid Rescue, l7@
is; Tonopah s. California. bM7; Gold
en- Anchor, Odn22; Jim Butler. 100 R
l.02 2 Cash Boy, 7Gn9 Home. bid;
floston Tonopah. l1d12; Monarch
PITTS Ext 10 asked; Montana Mid
way Ext, iWj, Golden Crown, a@lo.
COMsTOCK.
Ophlr. 1,15@ 1855; Mexican, As bid,
Gould x Curry. II asked; Con. Va,
5000 Savage, sc ca. Hale & Nor
cross SO asked: Yellow Jacket, 25
bid Beleher 23m2A; Confidence. NJ
asked Sierra Nevada 3b bid: Ex-
chequer. asQiO; Union. 2sq27.
GOLDFlELD.
SANDSTONE. 40 bid; Red Top. $40 bid;
Col Mt, 43Gi5: Jumbo 1926 bid: Jum-
BIO Ext, l.6.laGl65 Vornal, l5 bid,
Pennsylvania lM3; Goldheld Min. CO.,
l2b bid Kendall 33Q3i Booth. 36qs7;
Blue Bun, 26p2Si Adams. l0Ftl2, Silver
Pick b6H55; May Queen, Is bid Nova-
ga Boy SAB Black Buito, Ext, 7ds;
Blue bell, ltNll. Dixie, 66I,S Goldneld
Columbia, al0aj; Hibernlu, sac. 81.
Ives. 9lug6 condueror 1903. Black
Rock. iaa' Lone star, rs bid G. Won
der, 2W3. POtlatCh. 90 asked, ORC a0aD
Y Kendall Extension, 2Gs. Sandstone
Ext bid Mayne, 7Gps, Atlanm. Afsi6,
Great Bond, iSq60, Smmer0ne, 10
hidi Empire, oWiI' Rcd Top Ext. g2
qs9 FLORENCE, ssoWSs5; Diamond
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.


vii 10 a sneciai meeting OF the
stocjshoidera or the Utah Sugar
COMPANY. q corporation organized
ana existing nndet. ,, The, I lays ,S g,
1sth dav OF July, 1891, al the office
OF the company, No. II West South
Temple Street. Salt Lake city.
Utah. for the purpose Of consider
Ing and determining the advisa-
biflty Of consolidating tho said cor
puratlon with tho Idaho Sugar
company and western Idaho
Sugar Company ecrpeta tiors ul,ner
the laws OF Utah, and 81 consider
inc and fixing the terms and condi-
lions Of such consolida tom
BY direction * the Vice Presi-
dent. .y. -.
tThe President being absent from
the State.) -
Secretary.
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wrsrrnN 1pAuo SUGAR co.

WESTERN IDAHO SUGAR co.
,rherr will he a special melting OF
tho stockholders OF Western Idaho
Sugar Company. corporation OF
ganized and existing under the laws
OF Utah, at 3 p, nj. on Thursday'
the isth day OF Jufy, 1907, At the Of
fIce of tho company, No. West
South Temple street, salt Lake
City, Utah. FOR the purpose Of con-
sidering and determining the adVis-.
ability Of consolidating the said cor
poration with the Utah sugar Com
pany, and the Idaho Sugar com
papy, corporations under the laws
fixing the terms and conditions of
such consolidation.
, ny direction OF the yice Presi-
dent
(The President being absent FROM
the Statc.l
Secretary.