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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-30
THE COMPTON FAMILY ENTER
TAINS THE POSTUM HUNTERS.

Last Friday night, October %,
marked another epoch in the annals
of local sport. The Compton family,
seven miles out on the Hillsboro pike,
invited a limited number of local pos
sum hunters out to perambulate their
vast tract of hunting land in search OF
the sullen little animal. Buggies and
SURVEYS were there to let Shortly att
er the crowd assembled, a hearty
handshaking took place; afterwards
the party was entertained at the piano
by the Misses Compton and Miss Noel.
The fantastic toe" was INDUCED in
by few. Shortly afterwards the pos
sum hunters dispersed to the four
winds of the Compton hunting
grounds, led ry Mr.. Josh Compton, the
host. Drs Jefferson and Noel,
Messrs. LonCston and Napier, followed
by ra~tv of men and members of the
gentler Coy. Over the hills, through
the sage-felds, down in the valleys
through puck ard mire, over fences
through thistle; and thorns, the
crowds rushed in a spirited trot. Torn
clothes, scratched hands and cheeks in
dictated the bulldog tenacity and per
sistency of the rursuers to capture
their victim, They got EN-. The wins
led by DR.. Jefferson md Mr. Langstor
is due the honor. The crowd then re
| turned full of eostqev and enthusiasm
and enjoyed a palatahle supper. Every
thing to satisfy the inner man was a
the party's disposal.
1t is now nearing dawn. and the io'
ly crowd repaired to their severa
homes, having enjoyed one of the han
piest periods of their mortal solourn
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-30
SPRUCE STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH,

The fall rally of the Spruce Street
Baptist Church, Rev. T. ]. Townsend,
y. D., pastor, was pulled off last Sun
day with a report of $232.9S. This
rally was somewhat hindered by the
sudden death Of Brother Allen Bull
lock, one of the strongest members
md also a cap ain for the rally. A
rood number Of captains have not yet
exported and those who did report
made only partial reports. The rally
continues, and we feel safe in saying
hat we shall yet realize more thar
$3.50 when our final reports come in
The Spruce Street members have
aiken on new life and the church II
FAST returning to it's old glory. The,
hope to begin "fall revival on tn
frst Sunday in November.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-30

The Savage" was there to represent
the Globe. The following persons
made up the personnel: Dr. and Mrs.
Noel. DR.. and Mrs. Jefferson, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Langston, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Johnson, Mrs. J. c. Napier, Mr., Alonzo
Napier, Miss Carrie Napier, Mr..
Georgia Watkins, Miss Jennie Noel,
Miss Mabel Mckay, Mr.. S. Evans Shir-
ley, Miss Bette Kelly, Miss Grace
Frank, Mr.. w. l.. lines, Rev. and Mrs.
G. L. lines, Miss Elizabeth Moore, Mr.
C. R. Moore, Mr.. S. e. Marshall, Miss
Mynnie Hunter, Mr.. T. 2. Franklin,
Mrs. James Blaine, Mr.. John Vaughn,
Mr.. Wilbur Fugett
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-30
TIE E7rpca Glass.

The Baraca Glass for young men
was organized at the First Baptist
Church Sunday, October IS, and start
ed out with charter roll of eighteen
members. The class elected the
following officerr M. Scovel Rich
ardson, President; Phineas S. Thomp
on, Secretary; Andrew Stockard,
Treasurer; E. P. Bond, Chairman
Social Committee: DR. w. S. Filing
ton, Teacher. All young men are in
vited to join.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-30
PHONE Realm 377
Corrected January 70, 19OS)
Leaves-West and Northwest Arrives

7OOam Memphis, Hickman, Pa "S;SopIn
ducah, st. Louis, con-
connects for Centreville D o.
s2Il -Paducah, Ii lex IN an, +l;5zpm
l59Opm-Waverly Accommodation, 8;Ooam
s8:OJpm-"Dixie Flyer" solid tram TSOoalh
to st. Louis
.tt.sOpm-Mem phis and Hickman '65Oam
SOUTH AND EAST.
1.llam-Chcago and Florida "S:l5am
Limited. o,-
.o30a m-St. Louis Jacksonville '6:65pm
"Dixle Flyer" Con
necuons for all branch
.12:,7pm-Chic6go, Jacksonville *S:2Opm
"Dixte Flyer" solid
tram. Dining cars.
.a.3o n m-Chattanooga and the *l0:5Oam
East Connections C) for
Shelbyville, Sparta, Fayett-
Vile, Huntsville, Tracy
city, South Pittsburg.
1900 n m-Tullahoma Accommoda- !SiOam
lion. Connects for Shelby
.a.so n n-Chattanooga, Allan a "6:35am
Augusta and points be-
yond.
LEBANON TRAINS.
l7:00am-Lebanon Mixed .----.-
decentralization Express --,--.--- !Z'!0pm
'I:00pm-Lebanon Accommodation !6aVpm
decentralization Accommodation !b:5Oam
-oally. DAILY except Sunday
w. M. HUNT, C. T. A., Maxwell House.
POWELL PHILLIPS, p. A., Maxwell
House
WI. DANLEY, @. P. A., Union Station.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-30
Y. M. /. c. NOTES.

On Monday night. October rs, The
Young Mems Literary Club was roy
ally entertained by Mr.. Mansfield
Douglass, of State street No bust
ness of special importance was trans
acted on account of rendering of a
long programme The main number
of tire programme was an address by
Mr.. Stanley H, Cox, President Of the
High School Glee Club, which was
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-30
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR LEAGUE.

The public is cordially invited to at
tend the Allen Christian Endeavor
League of st. John A. NJ. E. Church,
on Sunday evening, November 1, at
7 o'clock. Programme-Song service
song, prayer; vocal solo, Mrs. Robt
Zachary; address. Mr.. Thos w. An
derson, of Walden University; song
offertory.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-30
BANK DIRECTORY.

There are thirty-seVen Negro banks
and institutions doing banking bus
mess in the United States. They are
owned and operated exclusively by Ne
grOes and are scattered throughout the
several states, principally in the South.
The names, locations, and other infOr-
nation concerning some Of them are
given below.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-30

we'll delivered and furnished many
original ideas. The other numbers
IN the programme were an essay and
reading by members Of the Y. M. L.
G. The club meets next Monday
night with Mr.. Henry ]. Stockard
1911 Sta.e street.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27
Rock Creek Items.

Rock Greek, August "a, 1893.
D. S. Morgan and family spent Sun
day up in Rock Greek canon after
some wild cherries. They report that
there are plenty Of them there, but not
quite ripe as yet.
F. P. Johnson of Payettes Idaho, was
visiting with his brother, NJ w. John
son last week, and left again on Tues
day for Anderson, West Virginia, his
home town.
Miss Brose leaves Sunday for Poca-
tello to attend the State Institute of
Teachers, before she commences with
her duties in Twin Falls as teacher of
the fourth grade in the grammar
school there. Miss Minnie Uther Of De-
troit, Mich, will accompany Miss Brose
to Pocatello on sightseeing excurs-
ion.
Mrs. D. P. Albee, accompanied by
Miss Vance of Buhl, are on the doctors
bee ranch for few days, superintend-
ing the extracting of honey.
Threshing machines are beginning
to separate the grain in this section.
Mr.. J. P. La Sale, accompanied by
Chas. Topel of Chicago paid Twin
Falls visit Saturday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27
A COUNTY TAFT
ORGANIZATION
Republicans Of Tract Line Up
for Aggressive Campaign.
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
ADOPTED.
Attorney j. Ii. Wise Elected President
and A. J. Peavey, Secretary-POliti-
cal Situation Discussed After Meet.
ing Adjourned.

Last night about twenty Republi-
cans OF the county gathered in the Nc
Corn1ck bank to organize Taft club.
Considerable enthusiasm was worked
up and temporary organization i'm
mediately formed, with j. R. Hinton
OF Hansen as chairman. A committee
on constitution, composed of G. H.
Null, G. B. Fraser and F. E. Chamber
lain made report at the meeting and
the same was adopted as read.
The following officers of the perma-
nent organization were then elected
President-J. H. Wise, Twin Falls.
Vice President-H. Carnahan, Filler.
Secretary-A. J. Peavey, Twin Falls.
Treasurer-George Herriott, Twin
Falls.
Membership Committee-G. B. Fras-
er, c. H. Null and F. E. Chamberlain,
The Republicans of the tract will
be asked to join the club and it is fully
expected that a live and vigorous Or
ganization will result.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27
CHAMPIONS OF
THE GEM STATE
Twin Falls Wins Three Out Of
Of Five From Soda Springs.
LOCALS TOOK BOTH GAMES sun.
DAY, BY A HARD CONTEST.
Bliss, with Fine Support, Won First
Game by Score of Six to TwO-Sec.
Ond Game Pulled Out of Hole When
Defeat Seemed Certain.

Twin Falls has beyond shadow of
doubt demonstrated her title to the
championship of the state by the de-
feat administered to Soda Springs last
Sunday, when two games were chalked
up to our side of the ledger. The first
game was pitchers battle, with hon
ors first for Bliss, who, in heady and
fast manner, proved his ability to pitch
championship ball. Two runs were all
that the FiZz Water boys could get.
The second game was very lop-sided
until after the fifth inning, when the
score stood 8 to 0 IN favor of Soda.
After allowing their opponents an
overwhelming lead, the boys began to
get their eye on the ball and, aided by
numerous errors in the ninth, changed
the score from to 5 for the visitors
to 8 to 8, thus winning the game and
the championship. Wilson went in the
last half of this game to replace Bliss.
who was beginning to feel the effects
of the morning game, and pitched a
fine article of ball.
The third game, which took place
Monday afternoon, was played under
difficulties by the local aggregation
who missed Chaplin from his place be-
hind the bat, where he has been invalu-
able for his coaching. But taking the
game as whole the boys have nothing
to regret, except that it would have
been great feather to have taken all
three One feature Of the game was
the heavy stick work on both sides
Ferrill for Twin Fails making four
hits, while Fulmer very cheerfully lift
ed the ball over the fence for home
run, and chased two men ahead OF
him.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27
RIVER CLAIMS
MORE VICTIMS
Father and Son Drowned While
Fishing in the Snake.
LITTLE BOY PULLED IN BY FISH
LAST SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
l. r. Upper Loses His Life Trying to
Rescue Six-Year-Old SOn-Father
Gets Entangled in Fish Line and
browns.

Early Sunday afternoon a report was
turned into the sheriff's office that a
man and boy had just been drowned
in the Snake river, just short dis
tance above the Blue Lakes ferry. A
number of searchers were hurriedly
gathered and left Immediately for the
scene of the accident. The body of the
man was discovered the same after
noon and when discovered was found
to have been entangled in the fish line
with which his son was fishing, and
it was discovered that 1t was L. r. Tup-
per of this city, who, with his two sons,
had been fishing on the river just
above the Blue Lakes ferry, on the
north side of the river. The first no.
tice of the disaster was carried to the
Blue Lakes ranch by the older boy,
nine years DID, and from him it was
discovered that the little boy, who had
hooked a large fish, had been pulled
into the water and that the father had
attempted to rescue him. The body
of the little boy was not recovered un-
til yesterday afternoon, and only after
three days search. A Divers suit was
brought down from Miner and an ex-
pert, assisted by an 18-year-old boy
put in long time near the scene
of the drowning before the little body
was discovered in thirty feet Of water
partly covered with sand. Mr.. Tupper
was an expert swimmer and 1t is
thought that he would have been able
to rescue his son if the line had not
crippled his efforts.
The funeral was held this afternoon
from the K. P. Hall, under the auspices
of the Masonic lodge, of which the de-
ceased was member. The remains
will be shipped to Chicago for inter-
ment
Mr. Tupper is very we'll known in
this city and had the respect of all
Late last winter, while working for the
City Lumber company's yards. The
ceased was severely injured and could
not work for some time, but for the
past two months was engaged in the
City Lumber Company's yards. The
fact that Mr.. Tupper leaves wife and
four children without means of sup
port makes the death seem distressing
and has brought out a great many ex-
pressions of sympathy from the people
of this community.
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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27

time. Mrs. Weinheimer was here two
years ago and was greatly pleased
with the growth of the country Her
friends welcome her back again.
Mrs. Hooper and little d .ugIter.
Maxine, went to Twin Falls Friday,
where she placed her daughter under
the care vi Cr. Clouchek.
Mrs. VIM. Jacks returned home last
Sunday from Curry, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Eckhart
Last Sunday jolly party of young
people, consisting OF the following,
spent the day at Snake river and en-
joyed fishing and the beautiful scenery
of the river: Misses Elvia Tolman,
Edith Lee, Gladys Hight, Ila Terrill,
Minnie Hager, Sylvia Hunt, Messrs.
Fred Bacon, Will Adamson, Chester
Stephenson, Ernest Eden, Elwart Ed
en-. Ed. and Andy Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Carson and chill
dren spent Tuesday with Mrs. NJ E.
Eden.
f. Lee Johnson, one of our prosper
GUS citizens, made a business trip to
the county seat last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Beverlin and chill
uIeu WcIc uttltdlucu ouuudy NY MI.
and Mrs. John Silvers.
Mrs. Harry Morressey and little son
John, the Misses Frances Bacon and
Joe Carey came down from Pocatello
last Thursday to spend several days
at the Bacon ranch.
Miss Gladys Hight who has been
visiting relatives and spending her va
cation here, left last Sunday for Poca-
tello and from there she will go tC
Longmont, Colo, where she will enter
school. Miss Hight leaves many friends
here, who hope she will spend her va
cation here next year.
School will begin here September
18th under the management Of Prof
Oakes.
Misses Nora and Kate Dalquist OF
Miner, came down Sunday to visit
with Mrs. Elmer Hunt, and other
friends for few days
F. Lee Johnson is adding new coat
of paint to his house, which adds
greatly to it's appearance.
Will Adamson left Monday for the
| northern part of the state.
| Misses Joe Carry and Miss Frances
Bacon went up to Miner Saturday
morning, returning at noon.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27
MORE CHAMPIONSHIP CLAIMANTS.
St. Anthony and BlackfOOt VIII Try
Conclusion with Twin Falls.

Twin Falls holds the championship
of the state merely by the fact that
she has never turned down an ambi-
tious team in its attempt to wrest 1t
from her. st. Anthony is the latest
aspirant for the honor and will play on
the local diamond next Sunday at ten
in the morning and at two-thirty in the
afternoon. The Sunday following
Blackfoot will appear and play in the
afternoon, and the next day in the
morning at ten. Blackfoot, it will be
remembered, tied the locals in a game
a few weeks ago, which was called
off because of a dust storm.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27

Monday, resting up after hard work in
the harvest fields.
There is music in the air. Harry
Denton's open air concerts every Sum
day evening are becoming very pop
ular with the people of Kimberly. Mr..
Denton has a good selection of band
music and southern songs, with which
he keeps his phonograph busy. Keep
it up Harry, the whole community en-
joys it.
Miss Lena McDerElid arrived Sat-
urday from Kansas and visited her
father. She left Kimberly Monday
evening for her home.
Peterson and Moore finished their
job threshing the 800 acres of grain for
Mr. Carter Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Carter got little better than sixteen
bushels to the acre. He was all smiles
and sporting his good clothes on Sun
day.
]. D. Atkins of Rock Creek made a
hurried trip to Kimberly Monday \
Miss Milly Petersen took a trip to
Kimberly on horseback Monday even
ing. remained a short time and re-
turned to Twin Falls.
Irwin (Boneo) Ellis killed fine
large badger with a pitchfork south
OF Kimberly Friday noon.
Wagons coming from all directions
heavily loaded with wheat for the Elec-
trio MILL
Everybody went to Twin Falls Sun
day to see the ball games, and all came
back with the smile that won't come
off.
NJ L. Fritz of Twin Falls is at work
fixing up cisterns in Kimberly.
d. w. Brunk and wife drove into
town Sunday evening and gave a tenn
perance lecture at the school house.
There were only a few unoccu-
pied chairs, and all were good listen
ers. Mr.. Brunk held all spellbound
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27
MURTAUGH NEWS.
Murtaugh, August 27, 19(

Murtaugh, August 27, 1908.
George Oaks of this place was a
Twin Falls visitor Sunday, to witness
the ball game between Soda Springs
and Twin Falls.
Messrs. Frank Gillenbeck and Harry
Moorehouse of Miner, came down to
Murtaugh Saturday. While here they
were the guests of Misses Frances Ba-
con and Joe Carey, at the Bacon
ranch.
Mrs. Weinheimer, of Boulder, Colo.
arrived here last week to visit with
her son and family for an indefinite
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27
Resume Work on Church.

After great many m1shaps and ex-
asperating delays, the erection Of the
handsome ten thousand dollar Presby-
terian church is going rapidly on. For
three weeks or more the walls have
stood waiting further shipment of
brick from Salt Lake City, and on Mon
day the smasons again started on the
Job. Besides the delay from lack of
material twice the partially erected
sidewalks have been blown down by the
wind storms, making an additional ex-
pense.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27
KIMBERLY MILLS BUSY.
Grain Coming in Rapidly to Fulfill
Contracts.
Kimberly. Aug. 26. 'OS,

A. M. Shealton of Salem, Oregon,
representing the Capitol City Nursery
Company, reports that he sold more
stock on the Twin Falls tract than he
did to the rest of the country between
Oregon and the Mississippi river.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27

Earned runs-Twin Falls, 2. Two
base hits, Marx, Chittick. Hansen,
kuhl, Kiersted. Three base hits. Will
son, Farrell. First base on balls-Off
Cuttipp, 2. Struck out-By Bliss, /,
Wilson, 2; by Cuttipp, 6. Double plays
Weaver, Dautterman, Kuhl. Hit by
pitcher-Cuttipp. Hits-Off Bliss, in
six innings; off Wilson, one in three
innings.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27

Earned runs-Twin Falls, /; two
base hits, three base hits, Kuhl; home
runs. First base on balls-Off Bliss,
l; off Davis, 3; struck out-By Bliss,
IL; by Davis, 2. Double plays, Marx,
Dautterman to Kuhl; Cuttipp to Nohle-
by. First base on errors-Soda, Z;
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27

Earned runs-Soda Springs, 6; Twin
falls. 2. Two base hits-Wingo, Fife,
Wessler 2, Gimlin 2. Three base hits,
Gorton, Marx. Home runs-Fulmer.
First base on balls-Off Holohan, /:
off Exstone, 2. Struck out-By Exstone,
6; by Holohan, g. Left on bases-Soda
Springs, Z; Twin Falls 8. Double plays
-Wessler Passed bslls-Farrel, Full
mer, 1. First base on errors-Soda
Springs, 6; Twin Falls, 6.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-09
police Seek Anarchists.

New York-Acting on information
obtained as the result OF clews con.
tanned in letters found in the room
Of seelig Cohen or Silverstein. who
threw the bomb that mangled himself
and killed Ignatz HlldeTbrand in
Union square Sunday, policemen at.
tached 10 the Brooklyn detective bu-
reau began search for eight men
who are believed to have taken bombs
10 the Union square meeting aud
were only deferred from using them
by the alertness Of the police follow.
ing the premature explosion OF the
missile carried by SIlyerstein.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-09
Leorold ostn Letter.

Brussels - An anonymous letter
received by King Leopold ex-
posed what is believed to have been a
plot to blow up the royal palace and
destroy the entire royal family. The
writer said he had been a party TO the
plot, but had become stricken by con-
science at the awful deed which was
contemplated and refused to have
anything further TO do with the In.
trigue.
The king was at first disposed to
make light OF the letter, but the or.
ders OF his minister prevailed, and q
ruse was laid TO entrap the writer.
Two policemen dressed in the garl
OF ordinary laborers we're sent with a
decoy letter and deposited Il at the
base of tree which had been marked
A man who was seen watching them
ran forward and snatched up the en-.
velope and fed into the recesses OF
the forest. The police gave chase and
captured him. The plot is now being
officially investigated.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-09
POLICE SEND
A WARNING
VISITING GALLERY IN NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSED
BY BINGHAM.
slLVERsTEIN is NEAR DEATH
Anarehlssle Attack on Famous show
Place Said TO Have Been
Planned--PIot to Kill
Leopold.

New York - The visitors gallery.
the famous show place in the
Consolidated Stock Exchange. was
closed Wednesday because OF q warn.
ing sent from police headquarters by
Police Commissioner bingham that an
anarchlstic attack had been planned
upon the members Of the exchange.
Complications in the case OF Selig
Cohen. alias Silverstein, which have
been daily expected by the doctors ut
Bellevue hospital since the Union
Square bomb thrower was taken there
from the scene Of the riot on Satur-
day. set in Wednesday, and II Is now
only a question OF hours before his
end.
His temperature went up and he de-
veloped also a decided case of eere.
bral meningitis Paralysis OF the legs
set in. He is delirious at times.
When Alexander BeTkman, the an.
archist. who shot II. G. Frick. ap-
peared before Magistrate Droge, car
rying out the terms OF his parole in
connection with the bomb outrage, he
was released in $500 bail for a fur.
Their hearing on Friday. The police
insist they have additional evidence
connecting Berkman with the AFFAIR,
but declined to divulge 1t in court.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-09
MINERS ON STRIKE
GENERAL wALkouT or MINERS
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY.
$4,000 LAY DOWN THEIR PICKS
Abandon Jobs Because the Operators
Show No inclination 20 Make New
Contracts with the Union.

Indianapolis--The union miners in
most Of the coal fields of the country
laid down their picks and shovels
Tuesday night. Almost 100000 OF
them stopped work in Ohio. Western
Pennsylvania. Missouri. lowe. Kan.
sas, Oklahoma. Rrkansas, Texas and
probably in Indiana and Kentucky.
The mining contracts under which
they are now working expired at mid
night Tuesday night and. except In
Central Pennsylvania and In the In
diana block district, no contracts have
been made. nor have the miners and
though no question Of wage or princi.
operators yet entered into district
agreements providing for the opera
ton OF the mines after April ! pend
ing agreement
This is a possibility In the Indiana
bltuminous coal district in Illinois,
Michigan and West Virginia Tho In.
diana bituminous coal district, West
ern Pennsylvania and Illinois miners
and operators are In joint sessions at
Terre Haute. Pittsburg and Spring.
field.
Technically, the miners will 80 out