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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-10
ANOTHER Mill
FOR RAWHIDE

Ralph r, Bailey OF Goldfeld, in
conjunction with Judge &. w. Way
bright and Charles e. Shober of New
York. will shortly begin the erection
Of twenty-stamp mill in Rawhide.
A site has been secured about three
miles south of the town, on the fia1
where an ample supply of water has
been proven. The mill will be equip
ped with complete cyanide plant
and will probably be in operation
by the middle Of July.
Mr.. Bailey has Just returned from
New York, where he has been since
January and says that Rawhide IS
now the center of interests in the
metropolis where the late discoveries
have caused considerable excitement
and that money is beginning to come
into the new camp freely from the
east. The company which will erect
the mill is the Rawhide Bullion Min
ing and Milling company. Mr.. Bailey
is also at the head Of a brokerage
firm in the camp of which H. T. Wei
don. formerly of Goldfield, is man
ager.-Rawhide Rustler.
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LOOK AROUND
YOUR OFFICE

For ledgers, daybooks, in fact for
anything that may be lacking in
your Office, go to the Bonanza bind
cry. We have samples or the style
OF work which is turned out. but for
the matter of that one does not have
TO visit the bindery. There are
samples of our work in nearly all the
Offices in the city.
Our work stands as the best rec
concentration of the character of the
stun that we turn out We can do
anything in our line that can be done
in any of the big cities. can do 1t as
we'll. and give better service in the
matter of prompt delivery than any
other institution of the kind In the
State.
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advance the money with which to
finance the propositions. he would be
able to pay on his debts, and by
hypothecating the stock when It was
issued to him, secure to the bank the
money advanced and the $4,000
which he owed previously.
The State Bank and Trust COM
pany thereupon authorized Wilson to
draw on the bank for any funds
which he thought necessary for the
management Of the mine. Wilson Is
alleged to have paid $4,000 for the
control of the stock OF the Keane
Wonder including $4,000 shares.
and that this was issued in his name
and placed in the bank as collateral
for overdrafts. Further, that $780,
900 was drawn from the bank to be
used in the management of the Keane
Wonder. Wedekind alleges that VIII
son deposited the stock to cover his
personal debt of $4,000.
The plaintff further alleges that
the Keane Wonder stock is hypo-
thecated with the Frances Mohawk
company at present as security for
indebtedness amounting to about
100000, contracted by Homer Will
son in the name of the Keane Won
der company, of which $4,000 is
the company's debts and $4,000 the
personal Indebtedness of Wilson. He
asserts further that the mine can be
made to pay its Indebtedness if it
is properly conducted, but that Will
son is incompetent and has expend-
ed injudiciously large amounts of
money to the great loss of the COM
pany.
Wedekind alleges that Wilson has
a clique of officials who are kept in
their Office by his having the control
of the stock, and who keep Wilson
himself in control and management,
and who do not exact an accounting
of the financial affairs of the COM
pany. Wedekind alleges that Wilson
has appropriated a large amount of
the proceeds belonging to the COM
pany, and refuses to allow the COM
pany to apply means of liquidating
its debts, and that If this is contin
ued, the company will be sacrificed
to the personal use of Wilson; also
that Wilson is issuing stock to 9TH
ers for the purpose of defrauding the
plaintiff. Goldfield Tribune.
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MUST RECALL men
FROM THE WADS

TACOMA, Wash, April 9.-Fear7I
ing that the strain Of the life and
work may drive the men insane. az
has been the case in several in
stances, the government has issued q
sweeping order recalling all operators
engaged in the Alaska signal service,
and will send new men to take their
places as soon as navigation opens.
Many of the telegraph stations in
Alaska are isolated and apart froln
all civilization. and here the oper-
ator, usually unmarried. performs his
monotonous round Of daily duties un-
der conditions which in time break
the nerve of the strongest man.
Neither the physical strain where the
cold freezes the nefs<fry IN the Their
mometer, nor the severity of their
regular tasks, tells upon the meA %
much as the solitude and oppressive
lonesomeness, which have in more
than one case broken down the rea-
son of strong men and converted them
into maniacs.
The new force will arrive here next
month, there being eighty in num-
Der. After being instructed in thei:
duties and trained, they will be sent
north in June to relieve the old me1,
some of whom have been there from
three to five years.
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ASKED
FOR KEANE WONDER
SERIOUS CHARGES ENTERED IN
SUIT AGAINST THE RICKEY
CONCERN

In complaint flied in the district
court, E. H. Wedekind asks that a
receiver be appointed for the Keane
Wonder Mining company to close the
affairs of the company. and that a
restraining order be issued to pre-
ventvent Homer Wilson. named as
one of the defendants in the suit,
from transferring $4,000 shares of
the Keane Wonder stock, which
Wedekind alleges belongs to himself,
and which he alleges Wilson is as
signing to others, and so depriving
him of his share in partnership
which the plaintiff alleges was
formed between himself and Wilson
He further asks that the partner
ship be decreed as such by the court
and that Wilson be made to awar1
him his share of stock belonging IL
him, and that the partnership be then
annulled.
In the suit, the State Bank and
Trust company figures prominently
as the custodian of the stock, al
though it is named neither among the
plaintiffs nor defendants. 1t is a.
legged that the stock was held by the
bank as security for a personal debt
of $4,000, owing to the bank by
Wilson. The stock is alleged to be
now in the custody of the Frances
Mohawk Mining company, and the
security by that company for a debt
aggregating 100000. of which $780,
600 is the Indebtedness of the Keane
Wonder company aad $50,000 is al
legged to be the personal debt Of
Wilson.
e. H. Wedekind, the plaintiff, as
kserts that in November, 1906, he and
Wilson entered into an agreement
whereby he was to furnish a mine
which would stand thorough inspec.
ton and Wilson would finance the
proposition. Wedekind secured an
option on the majority of the stock.
which was later merged with an op-
ton secured by Wilson in behalf OF
the company and stockholders.
The plaintiff alleges that at the
time Of the option and long prior to
it. Wilson had been indebted to the
State Bank and Trust company for
$4,000 "a personal debt Upon
pressure by the bank for the pay
ment of this debt, it is alleged that
Wilson stated the proposition of the
mining company to the bank officials,
and proposed that If the bank would
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LOST MONEY ON FAKE

SOUTH BEND, Ind, April ct
became public today that w. j.
Springborn, president of the public
service board of Cleveland, was last
week made the victim of gang OF
sharpers and lost $4,000 betting on
a fake wrestling match.
]. w. Fleming and J. E. Foster are
in ;ail-Fleming in Cleveland and
Foster in South Bend Springborn
says he will prosecute to the limit.
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RAWHIDE Mines
MAKE SHIPMENTS

Rawhide's real producing era be-
gan last week. One shipment amount
ing to full carload was sent for
ward from the Kearns No. lease
to the ore sampling works at Hazen
The Royal Tiger has carload ship
ment ready, and will send it out this
week.
The Truett lease on the Happy
Hooligan claim is milling ore, and
converting 1t into bullion at the mil
on the flat south of town, says the
Rawhide News.
The Big Four began today sacking
high-grade for an immediate ship
ment. and will send it forward as
soon as thirty tons of rock can be
sacked.
All of this ore, which is beginning
to move forward, is of splendid quail
ity, and the shipments made and
about to be made are but the begin
ming of regular output, which will
be moved as rapidly as possible, now
that hosting plants are being put in
operation at the rate of one day.
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ST. Marks Guild.

The ladies' of st. Marks guild are
urged to make special effort to at
tend meeting on Friday. April 10.
The work on hand must be finished
before Easter The meeting win be
held in the guild room at $3.50 pm.
ct G. A. BEARDSLEY. .Sec'y.,
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while
more than 100000 providing Of the ratio continues
Practically steamship
plemen of the returning foreign
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II you desire ruling or binding In
/, first-class manner call up the Bo-
sanza and our solicitor will attend
10 your wants.
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For Rent For Rent Furnish
ed" and For Sale" cards on sale at
the Bonanza ONCE.
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Advertise in the Daily Bonanza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-15
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADINCi--Foreign houses acted %
the purchasing side. taking about 1000 shares Of
various stocks. chiefly Erie. american stocks IA
London were inactive and fairly steady. but showed
a sagging tendency on the curb. The general mar
ket in which the fortnightly settlement Is still IA
progress. was quiet but more cheerful on the i'm
proving outlook IN the Balkan situation COnsols
little higher
DIVIDENDS Observation-Disclosures have been
declared as follows: Rubber Goods Manufacturing
Company regular quarterly per cent on the com
mon stock. payable October q; Federal Sugar
Refining Company. regular quarterly II per cent
the preferred payable on November 2, Henry K
worthington. Incorporated. regular monthly l Per
cent payable November 2
SECURITIES LISTED-The following securit=
have been added to the Stock Exchange LIST
Il 10000 per cent prior lien bonds OF 1870 f3Sn@
AZ per cent bonds Of 1893 and $4,000 per cent
income bonds If 1e+8 OF the UNDERGROUND Electr.
Railways Company OF London. Sl.072000 addico1a
refunding and extension mortgage "a per cent coa
non bonds OF 1885 Of the Colorado & Southern Raj
wav Company s20.0OoOD 4 per cent consolidate
mortgage bonds OF the Pennsylvania Rairosd
Company s235 O0 additional consolidated mortsasa
Al per cent bonds OF 1851 or the Buffalo. Rochester
& Pittsburg Railway Company. S.6SOOoO additlen2l
first consolidated mortgage percent bonds OF 20
OF the Minneapolis. St Paul & Sault Ste Mars
Railway Company. Sl.0oS.cpO ad0lrlonal Senela
mortgage per cent bonds OF 1893 Of the Cleveland
Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Railway COMPANY.
s. 10000 consolidated mortgage Per cent bonds Or
1887 OF the Vandalia Railroad Company and S9-1S-
O9 first mortgage Per cent ten-thfrty year sinking
fund bonds OF the AlIis-Chalrners company
FORECASTS sOF STEEL EARNINGs-Est-
mates OF net earnings OF the United States Stss
Corporation for the quarter ended September 80. a
report OF which will be made the quarterly meet
ing OF the directors October p. are made with
considerable variance among the steel and iron an
thorfties % Chicago The lowest figures are ST.
600 900. while the highest are S2S,000,000-
TRUST COMPANY TO DOUBLE CAPITAL
The stockholders Of thS Empire Tr1st Company
have voted 10 increase the capital stock from $500
600 to 81 0GO, 600 The increase Il for the purpos
IN ft-E al
dit1onaI ca ital for branches
OPEN ELECTION DAY AND NrGHT-TAs
Stock Exchange firm OF Hor1bIovsr & Weeks a.
nounCe that their branch Office. No. Is West asa
street. will he open Election Dav and night for IRE
accommodation Of their customers and friends A.
raugementS have been made. for the execution or
orders in the London market Election returns
from all parts Of the United States viii be received
I'm the Office direct Western Union election ser
vice wire.
ELECTED A Dire ~TOR-Reverly new, seeon1
Weep president % the Metropolitan Trust Company
has been elected director OF that company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-15
NEW CLASS OF EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIPS

By vote Of 753 to 257 the members Of the New
York Produce Exchange yesterday adopted the plan,
devised by a special committee Of the exchange
appointed last June under which il is proposed 10
create a class Of memberships which will have
privileges Of the exchange. but will not share
in its property the gratuity fund, have the
right 10 hold Office The plan Will go into effect on
November !. Regular memberships under the plan
will be eXchangeable for The new memberships,
which are 10 De called associate memberships.
ard which. in return for the property and other
rights abrogated. viii be relieved from the
nents which have made participation in the gratu-
sly fund undesired burden 10 members whose
nection with the exchange is for trading purposes
ONLY
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In me market for outside securities speculati'
l., 80 continued on an extensive scale, with
fr.tr sbarD III ward movement In nuffoer OF tiie
low prIced mining issues. although when hsn y 20
were reached heavy realizing brought aDou
.,, ,andencv The feature Of the dea llngs
was the break in Bay State Gas at the opeii.'s'
which fell a. but later q on heavy Duylne o..
,r,b,,ted 70 inside account Goldheld DAISY -, To-
,,,, conc 15c on extensive dealings, but latsr
ran nfr &c Cobalt Central opened up Sc 10 ~,
nth mark for the movement. but likewise edS
slightly There only a light inquiry i"' >
with an irregular tendency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at u
per highest q per cent; lowest 4 per cent
last loan. Ia per cent; closing, 1AG112 per cent;
ruling rate. Il per cent. Time money was held
firmly at quoted rates. although demand was still
limited Rates We're q a per cent for sixty days.
81 031a per cent for ninety days. ga Q312 per
cent for the year. and y a 80. per cent for
six months. Mercantile paper was inactive owing
the continued lack of high grade material. Pres
ent industrial conditions do not call for the issue of
any considerable amount Of paper. Brokers are
short of the best sort in demand, and at the same
time have much work to place the kind that is avail
able. Rates per cent for sixty to ninety days
bills receivable, 4d412 per cent for four To six
months choice single names i a Is per cent for
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened steady with cables quoted 486 Il
64S6S0. demand sterling at 1865 bid and asked
and sixty-day bills at 4.S0. Short francs were
6I6A and short reichsmarks 951l plus 1872. Ster-
ling strong on further purchase for the
London settlement, time showing ad-
vance of about 90 points, but later became easier.
In the afternoon cables quoted 4S6SO a
4S690 demand sterling at 1857 q $685. and sixty
day bills 4.S5. Short francs were around 5.16 a
and short reichsmarks SO 5-16 plus 1872.
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posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston. 16c and is 2-3c
discount Chicago. 2Oc discount bid. &c discount
asked: San Francisco. sight 21ac premium, tele-
graph DC premium; New Orleans, commercial Sl0
81 20 discount. bank 81 premium; Charleston, buying
par. selling 1-l0c premium; ST Louis 0c discount
bid Joe discount asked.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York exchanges
s2S7 .1032S0. balances, $lO+74,S73; Chicago ex-
changes $40ef3,12I, balances $2975.T17; Boston ex-
changes S2i,560472. balances $2.16912s Philadelphia
exchanges $50. 70i, 726. balances 81 COS S66.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 5l&c Mexican
silver dollars. 45c Bar silver in London closed at
23 l3-16d; unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 155: Lisbon.
1850
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
New York is quoted at 2014.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recepts
reported from Washington, A.1077I internal reye-
receipts. S769 SSl; miscellaneous receipts SIS
1870 Receipts for the day, 81 963, 7S5: expenditures
81 $40 0O0. Receipts for the month date 90 5if
go. expenditures $50 900: OF expenditures
s. 03O Receipts for the fiscal year to date Sl6S
800 gl2: expenditures s0436Ai9, Of expendi-
lures. $50, 5s5 567.
ENTERTAINMENTS Suh-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House S.4l+.l92,
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Financial Meetin rs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE sHAREFoLD-
y 81. Of The National OF North America in the
ii-y York. that meeting Of the stockholders
All be held a. the o1ce OF Charles A hanna Receiver
q Exchange Place city. the 2lst day OF
6coFr 10 clock 4 NJ. fo- the purpose OF electnE
W.T. Of The Bank will be
Te-red and delivered accordance with the provisions
oFS Section Of entitled. An Act
Authorizing Appointment Of Receivers Of National
approved June 30. 1876,
nd thereto approved August 1882.
ana March the Of continuing the
Receivershiu in accordance with the provisions Of the
named act
Comptroller OF the Currency.
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'EX interest.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. oct. X, p. m.-The market for Ameri-
,an securities irregular. Final prices follow
New York New York

FOREIGN MONEY MARkET.-Cal money in
London 5. per cent; open market discount rate for
short bills I3sd1L per cent; long bills. rs per cent
Berlin discount rate. per cent Paris discount
rate 21s per cent. Paris exchange on London Is
francs 10 oentimes Berlin exchange on London,
20 marks Az pfenngs Bar gold Us I05sd.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-British cOnsols for
money 80 per cent; For the account IS 1-ls French
rea.tes, 95 francs 20 centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-15
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yestsrda
auction at the Exchange Sslesroon by Adria
Muller & Son.
Rights on IS shares FIat6ush Trust Company
BY order % executors
d R,0p Ioc se' i3te ToiP Nav sn8 NoyemsT
Nv order % trustees
$l9ooo Colorado Fuel and iron .SiIpaISS - gold
bonds. due i94s. coupons FEBRUARY ard %
BY order Of administrators.
shares New YORK ontario "eS's'H
800 Amalgamated Mining ard OF COMPANY
Per cent bonds. ~ shares ArlaiS An- -
9 HIT1F ana co ON "a rans;sraols
rights in King Crovrther torIoEs 49, -
plOration COMPANY SIS shares BlaaT s -
Gold Mines Consolidate 4te s5eIsS , D ,iss
eve Consolidated Mining Con2sAS'
shares Moquf Copper Company. lot -
For account Of whom y nay nay 80, ,r.-
IS shares Development Company Oh -.
20 shares Coiunl6ia Trus, cOE12say i- BANS.
3 shs-es New York County NationsL r.. -
10 shares Mutual Alliance Trust to-HE 80
5000 Detroit sT 0T Mackinae Marquers Railroad
a. ooo sSiI SFSr5sIsnd syndicate fo-yesr ps
cent collateral trust and eonN1E'o''
bond< lot ....-.-.- -
Z .bar.s Bond and Mortgage Gu~Fan''s
10 sS 1Iss'' Broadway Trust company
$500 Brooklyn city RairSad uEs' ''..-
900 m 71O P,S,A Rs' Railroad s 1st noEtssss
, o-x 99SarsS Imperial copper company
Artzons, - C;Srspary o. Arizona dncorpo--
$1,000 Alto Alto OU yRDSsr laws q Msins' per cent
special contract e019S, - Nrizons cor
S1c.ooo Mo%Iys ,lnisr Laws 81 New Jersey per
cent 80 Ca-negie Trust COMPANY ---.-.---..-
d l9 Shares BRUSH Guiana Cod Nonpa''' P7
1sVVV 80 ...-....---- .'''
-. on ), .nares F.stbusn Trust Company .--
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Bowling Green Trust Co.
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
OFFICERS I:

OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD Prexids-s
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR 1st Vice-Pr.ad.,.
CHAs p ARMSTRONG I'd Vics-Prsndsu.
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V-Pres 4 frs,,
WILLIAM u. LAWS secrst.-,
DIRECTORS
Charles P Armstrong, George J. Could,
Frank Brainard, John A. Hilton,
Harry Bronner, Edward T. JeEery,
Franklin @. Brown, Winslow s. Pierce,
Robert G. C1owry. Morton 7. Plant,
Edmund G. Converse, Dick s. Ramsay,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. Schsnck
P. C. Costello, Andrew Squire,
Granville NJ. Dc ige, William q Taylor,
A. Goepel, John P. TruesdeIl
Edwin Gould E. z. G. Young
Frank J. Gould,
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday the New York stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-15
La Rose Consolidated Mines Company

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that 3 dividend Of three
PER ending August 3ist. 1908, has
been upon outstanding capital stock OF
viii be paid the Goth day OF October.
laos. shareholders Of October ID. 1905.
the Directors the transfer books VIII be
closed between the = and 2oh day q October 1905
both DAYS inclusive
Dated the 22d day Of September. 1908.
La ROSE CONSOLIDATED MINES COMPANY.
Per j. Il Dunlap. Secretsry-TresSurer.
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dividend OF Two Dollars share VIII be paid on
Thursday October 15 1908 stockholders
the business Wednesday September so 1905
wM. h DRIVER. Treasurer.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds compared with Tues
days:
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pu,, AoELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED y cn2Tss u ana E@ gs J sss 10 N q
PhiIadslphiab
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Diridend Notices.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

DIVIDEND NO. 81.
quarterly dividend q per cent the capital
stock this Company declared. payable October
1905 Office OF the Treasurer 1S1 State Street.
Boston Mass stockholders % close Of
business September 70. 1905
CHARLES A HUBBARD. Treasurer
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The following securities were sold YESTERDAY =
auction at the Exchange Salesroon by Adrian !"
Muller & Son.
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F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-15

-o'VV'LIV op'O"'' 81 W. 81 ViS'SI WAN vi
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
FURNISHED by Eyer q Co. No 81 Wall streetO
Rate Int pay. / Maturity Bid Oner Yield
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FERRY COMPANIES

interchangeable, tcOupOn. sResistered.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

'Odd lots 4sens cents per share. :Buyer So
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INDUS RIAL.

20. 600 Bay State Gas -
100 Con r. Ind 5 P
80 Manhattan Transit =
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