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Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Machine Co. Ready to Start worI,

The Alfred c. Layman Machine
Company. which was Incorporated at
Dover yesterday. to engage in a gem
eral machine business. will begin\ \oper
ations at No. 1908 Wilson street in n
Few days. The company has capitol
stock of 10000. George c. Townsend.
Jr., is legal representative for the new
concern.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Mr.. Kine Wants comptrOllership.

A third Republican candidate Tor tho
Office of county comptroller was an
nounced this morning. He is John G..
King, Of New Castle hundred. Other
candidates for the Office are Philemna
Chandler. the present incumbent. and
c. Candy Hopkins
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Butchers Hold Meeting.

There was meeting last evening
Of the butchers of this city at Meiler
market in King street TO discuss plans
for the coming field day vat Brandy
wine Springs i'm conjunction with the
butchers of Chester. Several things
weer talked over. among them the adj
Visibility of holding a barbecue. The
occasion last evening being also Mr..
Meiler's birthday. cigars were dis
tributed in honor of the event.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
R.nrimand Eor swearina.

GEORGETOWN, July 2i.-Arrested
by his mother for swearing in Ger
presence, Philip Copse. 16 years old,
was brought before Mayor Warrington,
at Georgetown. and finally allowed %
go with a severe reprimand.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Given a Postal Shower.

A postal shower was given the
Misses Margaret and Sarah McCullin.
twin daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
II. McCullin, at their home No. 1912
King street on Saturday in honor OF
their fourth birthday They received
many presents.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
CHANCES il House seraeants.

House Sergeant Samuel Durney Of
the City Hall police, is on his vacation,
Patrolman Harry Taylor VIII act as
night house sergeant in his absence
and House Sergeant James b. Tucker
will do duty in the day time
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Arraneements for aRrandywine pax.

Brandywine will be observed August
20 at nyandywine Springs and the
arrangements are now being made by
Richard w. Crook, manager OF the
Peoples Railway Company, Organ
izations from other cities have been
asked to take part IN the celebration
There viii be band concerts and
speeches and the event is expected to
be most pleasurable ons
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Preaented Wlth cane

DR. Theodaldt Revailles. relief ply
sician for the r., B. and W. Railroad
for several years, was presented with
a handsome ebony cane Saturday
evening by the employees Of the roar
The presentation speech was made by
Robert AIcCariell.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Eather PaH Rnturns

The Rev. Hugo Paff. pastor of
Sacred Heart Church. returned home
yesterday afternoon. He rs rapidly re-
covering from injuries received in a
runaway at Hazleton. Pa, few weeks
agO
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, July 2f.-During
the next "a hours, showers will cover
the Atlantic states. In the niduie At
lantio states Wednesday will be fair.
Temperature changes will not be
marked.
Forecast till p. m. Wednesday:
For Delaware-Looal showers to-
night. Wednesday fair; fresh easterly
shifting to southwesterly winds.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
GENERAL GRUBB ILL
Former Soldier and Diplomat Thre. E.
ened With Pneumonia.

EDGEWATER PARK. July 21-Gen-
~eral E. Bhrd Grubb. Minister to Spain
under President Harrison. is i'll at his
country home. Grassmere. at this place.
The general went on fishing trip
with his son. Edward, Jr.. about week
ago. and contracted a heavy cold. Lit
tie attention was paid TO it until yes
terday. when The general became III.
The family physician was called in and
a trained nurse was quickly sent for.
For a few hours the generals con-
dition was the cause of much tlarm,
but to-day he is resting easily, and all
danger of pneumonia has passed.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
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Advertise in busy fines, be-
cause fhe iron must be struck
while it is hot, and advertise
in dull fines TO heat fhe iron.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16

The Republican county convention
was called to order at 1890 yester-
day morning by Chairman A. G..
Bragg of the county central commit
tee. Mr. Bragg outlined the purpose
of the gathering. and dwelt eloquent
ly and convineingly upon Republican
ism in a brief speech which aroused
the enthusiasm of the delegates.
On motion of H. A Comins, John
Bouse, of Smelter. was named tenn
porary chairman and was escorted 10
the chair. which he accepted with a
few remarks and then proceeded TO
give a splendid administration of his
duties
A. ]. Cartwright was placed in
nomination for the position of seere-
tary of the convention by c. r..
Reeves, Hugh McGregor seconding,
aud was elected by acclamation. W.
o. Moorman was nominated for the
position of sergeant at arms. but de-
elined on account OF his duties as an
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16
ONE KILLED; MANY INJURED.
Wrck at Chesterton, Indiana,
Caused by Disregard OF
Block Signal.

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-One woman,
Esther Hacox of Chicago, was killed,
and 2s persons injured. in wreck
at Chesterton, Ind, On the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern railroad
early today. Five of the injured for
a item We're unconscious, but at Her
cy hospital i'm this city. where the in
jured were brought. they recovered
consciousness. and II was stated that
all would recover. Practically all of
the injured live at indianapolis.
An official statement issued by the
Lake Shore road declared that the
accident was due to the engine men
on a suburban train disregarding the
automatic block signal This was
probably largely due to the mixture
of fog and smoke from northern for
est fires obscuring the light Nm one
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CONVENTION YESTERDAY

officer calling him elsewhere. A. T.
Shields and Martin Peterson, of Ham
ilton and Snake River respectively,
We're made sergeants at arms.
Senator Comins moved that a COM
mittee on credentials composed of
seven members be named by the
chair. r. A. Millick of Osceola, 7.
4. Danaher of Cherry Creek, H. d.
Bourcy of Melvin, X. C. Davis of Ely.
Herman Wise of Smelter and ID. 2
Curto of Lane City were chosen.
J. NJ. Loekhart moved that a com
mittee of five on permanent order of
business he appointed and Roy
W. Schenck. Hamilton; John Luz
zetti. Lane City; ID. r. Collins, Cher
ry Greek, and W. j. Mckinley. Kim
berly, were named.
On motion of II. A. Comins q COM
mittee of five on platform and reso-
lutions was appointed The mem
bers We're r. L. Fletcher. Aurum;
CONTINUED On Page Two
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16
CITY LOWERS
TAX RATE
to 81.
attorney East
to Sell Bonds

That City Attorney Charles a.
Walker leave In the next few days
for the east TO interview bond buyers
and interest them in the issue OF
$4,000 for municipal improvements
which is to be put out by Ely, was
the sense of a resolution passed by
the council last night This is the
result of several conferences on the
subject by the councilmen and the
city attorney.
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Clark with all members pres
ent. After adoption of the minutes
OF the last meeting a bill for $50
from Dr. Bailey for professional ser
vices rendered an Indian squaw in
iured on the streets of Ely was pre-
sented This was returned as a
county charge.
A letter received from Mitchell &
Belford on the subject OF the stand
pipes on the streets was read and
wss laid over until Friday, when an
Jther we@t,ns viii be called
City Engineer Frank Millard pre-
sented an estimate that IL would re-
uuire about $50 tons of earth To NIL
over the fumes recently placed on
Murry and Sage streets and on mo-
tion of Hoffman bids will he ad-
vertised for. to be opened Friday
night.
The council decided that tax of
$3.50 on the 500 would give a
larger income than would be needed
for city affairs and a cut of one-third
was recommended and adopted. which
will mean that 81 on the 500 Will
be charged The assessment this
year. according to unofficial figures
will amount TO about sl,20o,000 for
Ely which at the rate OF S1,3O
would bring the city revenues up 10
a point where IT would prove burdenr
some to the council when the ques-
ton of disposition came up and would
be a still greater burden To the tax
PAYERS when they came 10 settle
The settling of the rate last evening
was necessary, as the commissioners
when they meet Monday in their OIL
fetal capacity as a board of equaliza-
ton. will have 10 know what amount
their collector. Sheriff Davis, Is to
garner for Ely.
4 resolution introduced bY Holtz-
man was read. II concerned The city
bond issue stating that the reason
the third reading of the ordinance is
being held up because il IS desired
that the city attorney be given op-
portunity To interview eastern bond
buyers as the agent of the city and
learn the most acceptable form Of
bond. Mr.. Walker Is authorized
under the resolution to make the trip
IN person The city agrees TO con-
tinue his salary during his absence in
the east and 10 pay his legitimate ex-
penses. but will allow him no extra
compensation for the trip other than
this. Mr. Walker is empowered TO
make a contract with buyers he may
interview, providing only that such
contract is acceptable TO the council.
The resolution was passed on motion
of Hoffman. Han seoonding and
Root voting in the affirmative.
At this point Hall asked to he ex-
cused and left. A bill for the build
ing of the fumes along Murry and
Mill streets was presented by Dodson
& Weller but was laid over until Fri
day. The meeting then adjourned.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16
TRAIN GOES IN DITCH.
Wreck in Mississippi in Which Three
Persons Were Killed and
Thirty Injured.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. 15.-Word
hasN just been received in this city
that passenger train No. ia on the
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley railroad
was badly wrecked near Clarksdale,
Miss. this afternoon. Three persons
were killed and 80 injured.
THE DEAD.
Mrs. Virgie Graham, wife of Hon.
A. NJ. Graham of Glendora, Miss.
Unidentified child, Is years old,
ticket reading to Memphis.
Unidentified woman.
RUNNING AT HIGH SPEED.
The train was running at a high
rate of speed at Dunham, a small sta
tion near clarksdale. when it jumped
the track. The chair car and one of
the passenger coaches, both f1lled
with people. turned over an embank-
ment and were badly smashed.
The wrecked train left Jackson,
Miss, at 6:35 o'clock this morning
and was due at Clarksdale at 1925
y. IN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETS.
Completes Organization and Takes
Steps for Vigorous Campaign.

Organization of the Republican
county central committee was COM
pleted last evening a a meeting held
In the Republican headquarters in
the Pheby building Officers were
chosen and details for carrying
through a successful campaign given
attention.
The meeting was called to order at
1870 by Chairman II. d. Bourcy. For
secretary. g. A. McElroy was named
by H. A. Comins and election made
by aeclamation y. n. Chapin was
elected treasurer upon nomination Of
Z. K. Reeves.
II. A. Comins was made vice chair
man but withdrew in favor of Lee
Murdock. who was elected TO the no
sition
On motion of c. r. Reeves an ex-
ecutive committee of several members
.<s zppointed by the chair. Herman
Wise. +. W Walters. II. A. Comins.
Francis Klein. G. r. Reeves, James
Dillon and the chairman WIFI compose
this committee
An assessment of per cent of
the first months salary they will re-
eeive If elected was decided would be
legitimate amount to assess each
candidate.
The secretary of the convention
was ordered to pay all the bills in
Cured yesterday.
II was agreed that the executive
committee should meet this evening
at O'Clock in the headquarters for
the purpose of talking over campaign
matters.
The Kimberly delegation was In
structed to see the registration agent
at Riepetown and to arrange with
him. if possible. TO name a day upon
which he would visit Kimberly. Ruth
and Star Pointer.
w. A. Perkins, of Copper Flat was
named a member of the central COM
mittee.
The secretary was instructed TO see
that every central committeeman I'm
the county is notified that it is his
duty To see that all Republicans in
his precinct register.
The general meeting then ad-
journed. subject to the call of the
chairman.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16
on the suburban train was hurt.
KILLED AND INJURED.

Mrs. Esther Hacox of Chicago was
Killed Her daughter Anna Hacox,
was one OF the injured and is now at
the Mercy hospital Those cared for
Mt the hospital are
Mrs l.. Cover, indianapolis.
Marie Short. Indianapolis.
Mrs. r. Austin. eolored. Indianap-
oils.
William Springer, Indianapolis.
Walter Roderas, Indianapolis.
Katie Gill. indianapolis.
Paul Miller, indianapolis.
Alice Miller. wife of Paul Miller.
William Gill Chicago.
Samuel Steinfeld of Pennsylvania
Ida Johnson. Chicago
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

For State Senator-HON WILLIAM G. GALLAGHER.
For Members of the Assembly-C s GRAIN and JAMES
NJ LOCKHART.
For Sherif-AL. J. BUTLER.
For Assessor-ROY w SCHENCK
For County Cerk-DANIEL M MDONALD.
For County Treasurer-A. S. LEAHIGH
For District Attorney-CHARLES R. REEVES
For County Recorder-HUGH M 'GREGOR.
For County Commissioners JOSEPH T. STEVENS,
HERMAN WISE and H G NICHOLSON
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16
BRYAN FINANCIAL AID
SUED FOR BOARD BILL

MUSKOGEE. Okla, Spt. Is.
Fred Schrubel. former proprir
etor of the Turner hotel, today
filed suit against Governor
Charles n. Haskell, Democratic
national treasurer, for $1.122,
which he claims Is due him for
board of the governor and fam
lily from April To September,
1907.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16
WHITE PINE LEADS THE WAY.
RENO, NEVADA, SEPT. Is, 1908.

RENO, NEVADA SEPT. Is 1908
CHAIRMAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,
ELY NEVADA.
THE SPIRIT TO ORGANIZE EARLY IN ORDER TO
RESTORE NEVADA TO HER NATURAL PLACE IN THE
REPUBLICAN COLUMN IN NATION AND STATE ORIG
MATED IN WHITE PINE COUNTY AND rs NOW RE
ELECTED IN EVERY OTHER COUNTY IN NEVADA, PRE-
SAGING A GLORIOUS VICTORY FOR TAFT AND SHEER
MAN AND THE LOCAL TICKETS. BOTH AS THE Ma
TIONAL COMMITTEEMAN AND AS THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR WISH TO
EXPRESS MY PROFOUND APPRECIATION OF YOUR
GOOD WORK 1T HAS SPREAD AND WILL LEAD TO
SWEEPING VICTORY ON NOVEMBER THIRD
P L. FLANAGAN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16

transport the products of his efforts the centers
of the county's market to the best advantage.
be further resolved that the salary of such road
supervisors be fixed by the incoming legislature at figure
with the duties they have to perform.
In conclusion the Republicans of White Pine county
graduate the people the wonderful development of the
which have lain dormant since BIRTH and the
gratifying outlook for still further material development of
and agricultural interests and upon the business
conditions generally.
E I, FLETCHER
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-16

w. G. GALLAGHER,
HOWARD HAYES,
A. T. SHIELDS,
J. M. LOCKHART,
WILLIAM E. BILLINGS.
H. A. COMINS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14

barians, are enthusiastic over the out
look for Rugby and are practicing
hard. They have the Wolf trophy in
view and will leave no stone unturned
to win the handsome statue.
Another trophy that the Barbarians
have an eye on is the Keith challenge
cup in British Columbia There is some
talk of the Barbarians sending a strong
team 10 Vancouver to compete for the
cup~aid If the full team could get away
the black and whites would stand a
very good chance of lifting it
st. Mary's college has been practicing
since last Monday and will play its first
game Wednesday against San Jose high
school. San Jose played good Rugby
last year and won the high school
championship. The st. Marys team
is much heavier than the school team
but to make up for the weight the
schoolboys are heady lot and should
put up a good game
> st. Mary's has completed its schedule
for the season. 1t includes games
against the California and sStanford
freshmen The college grounds have
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14

10:4O e. m. train from Third and Townsend
streets.
nah, beloved wife Of the late A. Ieite and
loving mother OF Ms. A. V. 0,Neill Mrs. w
W Fairchild and Nellie Leite and the late
Mrs ]. B. Laying and Mrs. l. VI. Woodheld. a
native of Ireland, aged 73 years and l month.
The funeral will take place today (Aonday),
aass az O'Clock a m; from her late & reslSenee' S
corner OF Twenty ninth and Church streets.
where services will be held. commencing at
$3.50 o'clock a. mr. Interrnent private
McAULIFFE-In this city, September 13, 1908.
at the residence of her parents. 102S De Haro
street, Irene A McAuIife. dearly beloved
daughter OF Michael and Maud McAulfnc. a
native of San Francisco, aged IL months and
days.
McCANN-In this city September II, 1905. at
the residence of Gus d. Prstt. 154o Utah
street, Peter. husband Of the late Elizabeth
McCann. native Of Albany. n T.. aged
80 years months and Il days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
jdny1 at 70 $50 5teoS oeoee a. at fSs ehaoc
of Craig. Cochran & Co.. 1869 Valencia street
near Twenty third. thence 70 St Peters
church. where a requiem high will be
celebrated for the repose Of his soul com
mencing at O'Clock a. N. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
McGIIL-In Alameda Cal. September II.
1908. Mary Ann. beloved daughter Of the late
Joseph and katherine McGill and sister OF
Sarah. Joseph. George and Thomas McGin. and
the lates Howard McGir a native OF San
Francisco. Cal. aged 40 years months and
20 days.
Friends and acquantsnces are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Mon
dayl, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, from the parlors
of the United Undertakers. ZOOS Howard street
near Twenty second. where services viii be
held. thence by li:3o a. m train from
Twenty-ffth and Valencia streets to Cypress
Lawn cemetery. Cremation
MULLEN-In this city. September IL, 1905
Mary A.. beloved wife Of Thomas T. Mullen.
mother OF Mrs. ]. Cofey and the late Rich
ard j.. James P, John Francis, Harry T. and
Mary J. Mullen and Mrs Clara O'Brien. and
aunt of Mrs. t. p. Kinch, a native OF Ath
lone. County Roscommon, Ireland.
The funeral win take place today Mon
residence. 259 Tenama street. thence to ST.
Patrick's church. where a solemn requiem
high viii be celebrated for the repose
of her SOUL commencing at $50 O'Clock a. H.
Intermert Holy Cross cemetery
ROBINS-In Oakland, CAL, September 10. 1905
George Robins husband Of Angelic E. and
beloved father OF John H.. Robert NJ. Percy
and Mrs Belle Burney of Kansas City Mo-. 4
native of New York, aged 81 years months
and IS days.
SABfPSON-In Oakland Cal. September II.
190s. William, beloved son OF Catherine and
the late Robert sampson Of New York and
brother OF Mrs. Glover, Mrs ~ Cooney and
Catherine and Robert Sampson. a native of
knocklong. County Limerick. ireland. aged
SO years.
Friends and acquainfanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services today
O'Clock a. m. from the funeral parlors Of
McAanus Freeman Seventh and Castro
streets thence TO st. Marys church. where
requiem high msss viii be celebrated i0s
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
Amateur Baseball

The Imperials defeated Salinas yesterday on
the latter's grounds, to D.
The Acmes defeated the West Ends. to 3.
and Looree Bros, 10 10 l. last week. They
would IKE 70 hear from any lo-l1 year old
teams. Address A. Born, e5 Prosper street
s The Waves would like to play any 13 year
follows: Shay, pitcher; Band. catcher; Schulter.
first base; Spence, second base; Pretzel. short
stop; Massa, left field; Hensen, center field:
Oliver, right field; Spence. pitcher. Address
George Hansen@ p Merritt street.
lost but SIX, have Sunday, September 20. open
and would like TO hear from some fast coun-
dress Edward campion, 24o1 Folsom street.
The Poppies and the Garbelds played a IF
Of the winners pitched fine ball up to The
eighth inning, when he was injured in going
support by bis teammates Address Challenges
10 William oBrien, 2I!l Twenty second street.
The Transportation club cantered away from
the fast Olympic club nine in game yesterday
afternoon at Freeman's park Jenkins used
his stefi. while Lyman. though effective, a
bit Wild st times. passing seven men. several
Of whom scored eventually. The score:
Transportation club b.......44 6 2
Olympic club. s.-.....N..1 4
Batteries-Jenkins and Houghton; Lyman and
Immedisteiy after this game the United Rail
roads nine mixed with the general hospital
team from the Preside and the game all hut
broke up In rough house. Jakey Bsumgarten
started TO umpire. but they made 1t hot for
him that he finally retired and Charley O'Kane
Of the Olympic club took up the job He too.
quit when his decision Waters home run
questioned. First Baseman Nicholson of
the Transportation club finished the game but
had a hard time OF It,, The United Railroads
managed to win by the tight score OF 2 TO /.
6atteries-Symonds and Conrad; Van Aucken ans
Mizeli.
SAN JOSE Sept 13.-Domie Merkle formerly
a pitcher with the Houston team in the Texas
league, struck out "a batters in q ia inning
game for Campbell california; against a local
amateur club here today. His opponent Cal
iicao. struck out 16. Campbell won, 6 to g.
Merkle allowed Eve hits and his opponent six.
The Wiley B. Aliens defeated the Modesto
Reds yesterday. to ]. First class fielding
featured the game. The score:
Modesto Reds ................1 1 :
Batteries-Wiley B. Aliens: Lowe and Stef-
fen. Modesto Reds: Mobley and Palm.
-~>-~~>~~~-~~-~-~>~~-~~~~~~--~>
ringing the bell three times strickIett and
Pierce were the opposing slabsters. The in.
ventor Of the spit ball had the Alameda bats
meH- hitting in the wrong place and permitted
punching of swats. The locals gathered SIX
safe ones from Stricklett's delivery Two of
these were made by Fudge Ryan a brother of
Matt Ryan. former third baseman for the Ala
medas. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
SUMMARY

Three basehits-Moskiman, Campbell, Smith,
Hesrne- Two base hits-Csmpbeu. Dewey.
Smith, Henderson, HearDe. Sacrifice hit-Hen-
oerson. Innings pitched-By Henderson L. by
Chase 4. BY Shay !, by Conway /, by Colby g..
~ schwartz /. Hits OF Henderson =, on Chase
$ on Conway :, Oh Goldy 5, OF Schwartz l.
sit by pitcher-By Conway, MOskimsn Hackett
Joyce; by Chase, Hughes Charge loss OF game
70 conway Credit win to Henderson. Passed
halls-Peralta 80. Bliss (2). Double PLAYS
Conway 70 Hearne. Chase to Shay. Left on
bases-Stockton Z. Oakland g. First base on
errors-Stockton 2 Oakland 2 Time OF game
REYNOLDS
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
National League

ST. LOUIS. Sept 1S.-The Chicago team won
the hnal game Of the series. Raymond pitched
poorly in the first inning and two errors gave
the visitors their three runs. Overall for Chi
csgo was very effective. Score: R. H. E.
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8 O
Batteries-Rey yTnond Beebe and Moran: Overall
and King. Umpire-0'Day.
CINCINNATI. Sept 13.-An error by Ssarr
and Wilson's misjudgment Of McLean's shy
netting the batter three bases, aided the Gin
cinDaus materially in winning from Pittsburg.
Score: z. H. T.
Cincinnati .--....-..-.........3 2
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. 3
Batteries-ROwan and Mclean; Willis and
Wilson. Umpire-RigleF.