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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

SrcIios l. That section sx OF article
eighteen Of the constitution OF the State OF
Idaho to be amended TO read as follows
Section D The Legislature. 10y general and
uniform laws, shall provide Tor the election
bicnniatly IN each OF the several counties Of
the State Of county commissioners, sheuh,
a county treasurer who Is es-oliiclo public
administrator. probate Judge. county 81
prfintendent Of public instruction.. county
asAessor who % ek-oiiicio ias collector. cor.
aner and surveyor. The clerk Of the district
court shall he e. -uiiicio auditor and recorder
No other county officer shall Doe established
bu, the Iegislatute by general and uniform
laws shall provide iof such township. precinct
and municipal officers as public conScnicne {
NAV require, and shall prescribe their dutics
and ti1 their terms Of office. The Legislature
shall provide iof the st,ie, accountability q
county. township. precinct and municps
loffiser, io4 an ices which may be collected lr
l,hem. and ior al pBhlie and map,clpa
moneys which may lee paid in them, ~ "tie
suy cnmr into Their possrssgon The count
commissioner may employ counsel Nhet
necessary The sheriff. assessor aud tas oo
l.r,ot. sudi,pg and recorder. and Clcrt u IA
la,,tr.,t roud shall be cmpuwerd 10y the coani
commissioner &c appoint saeh dcpuiics an
~l-,,ssf sssi,iance a. fhe business "a the
Office may require. sad deputies and clet'cl
assistants 60 receive such compensation o
] ma, he hlei Nv ,hs county commissioned
NJ sbeft u county assessor shall he qaal
. hr8 10 hold the term a ob'cs immediate
d .s,eseding The term iai uhich be ~as eirc''
The salary and qualifications oi the eosp
,uisers,sndent shaft te htsd b, la~
s4ctson , The question l. he tahmiit'
y "a the electors 81 lhr State Of Idaho al q
g ne Al general siecssDn shall be az follows,
- shall sect,on sis Of arsicle eighteen
Is the consiitulion Of the State 81 Idaho
!. amended ~ as 20 perinit e0uniy sssssss
,. and tai collector ,o employ sueh dvgpi
- and slerieai help a. the hassness OF iheif I'd
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
|HIO IN GRAVE DANGER!
|utlook ENCOURAGING for Dem
ocratic Success.

|tStalr Correspondence Philadelphia
'pbic Ledger, Rep.
Cincinnati, o., Sept. 2l.-lf the
tpublicans really want to carry this
'ate for Taft and Sherman they
lve got to stop fooling around with
bt the loss OF another day and get
tlSy in fashion such as has not
ben seen In Ohio for several years.
5 it stands, the state Is not only In
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

One of the best equipped
lines in the West, carrying
passengers, express and
freight.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Constitutional Amendment No. IL
House Joint Resolution No. 3.
sEAwEIL AND FKEEHAFER.

A JoI~T RESOLUTION TO Be SUBMITTED TO
THE ELECTORS or THE STATE OF IDAHO FOR
REJECTION OR APPROVAL; PROPOSING THE
REPEAL OF SECTIONS II AND al OF ARTICLE
OF THE CONSTITUTION OF IDAHO, AND
PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO SECTIONS 2, II.
20 AND II oFsARTIcLE V, AND SECTION VI OF
ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE STATE oFtDAHo. PROVIDING ADIsTRIcI
COURT FOR EACH COUNTY AND EXTENDING
ITS JURISDICTION TO ALL MATTERS OF OPP
BATE, AND PROVIDING FOR THE ELEcrIos
AND APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES THEREFOR
AND THEIR SALARIES, AND THE TERMS Of
SAID COURT.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

Haye'your shipments mar
ked care Of the Stage Com
pany, or W. B. Horn, man
ager, Bedrock, Montana.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

l.s tsE- iasu la4at a.
'''" DIS 70 Attl.t lvar saat
As -tv elstl1s.tss..s ,s,...,....-
'aia hsfs tbis stlefso5a. = a'sB 80
Lac hao yeass VI iHliuiats assaeis.
'i'n "ith ONO politics ana ksaws
''' s'ate IRON corner 70 corner:
lie trend Is all for BRYAN nov
Our campaign managers have IL,
Things diiit along without doing any.
thine, while the democrats have been
at Work, until there is a strong tide
OF sentiment for Bryan.
1--WE have got to stop that current
ana change IL so that II will set our
way ana then sumo, II we are going
TO win. and we have got to do that
in six weeks. 1t isn't a case OF edu-
ating the people in four months
campaign, as 1t was In '96. Tin q
has been thrown away this year, I'm.
I'll now there remains only six
weeks
This republican leader has been re-.
ceiving letters from all over the
state telling not only of the apathy
Of the republican voters regarding
the national ticket, but of the actua
detection of men who have ALWAYS
voted the republican ticket.
Farmers, who have been the main
stay of republican county organiza
lions are reported as for Bryan
Workingmen everywhere who hav,
. jobs are declaring their intention t,
vote for Bryan. One shop polled her
the other day, In which there ar
twelve democrats and twenty Iepub
licans employed, showed solid vot
of thirty-two for Bryan. Eight year
ago the commercial travellers OF tn
state were a unit for Mckinley; no,
they are practically unit for Bryan
There are still great many me
out of work, and as far as can b
learned all of them are against Jh
party in power and mean to vote fl
Bryan and a change.
Everywhere on the republican sid
D there is apathy, indifference or desc
= ton. On the democratic side, how
. ever, there Is harmony, enthusiasts
and aggression. The democrats al
all together, as far as the nation
ticket is concerned, for the first tin
in years, and they are up and con
ing.
}. There is unanimity in the opiniC
of political observers here, demOcra
, and republicans alike, that Bryt
will poll the full democratic vote
the state with considerable addition
The record democratic vote OF Oh
was polled by Bryan In 1896 and 100
when he got 474, 900 his vote for t
two years being exactly the sar
= down to the final figure. In Is
4 Bryan polled 1900 more votes th
J Grover Cleveland did in 1892 VIII
Cleveland really carried the state,
though he received only one pre-
l. Dental elector.
Now from all sides come the repol
that Bryan Is going to get this ye
every democrat vote he ever poll
l. before with a good many mo
" There is hardly single promine
democrts in the state who desert
- him in 1896 who Is not no" back
40 the fold and working hard for b
- ans election this year.
AZ The democrats are on their toes d
n, the republicans are sitting still
9 dreaming about rainbows. !
!, democrats have good, effective
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Constitutional Amendment No. I.
House Joint Resolution M. 10,
sut.,t,ate for House Joint Resolution
~ KlirACK,
JOINT REsOIlTION.

TO AMEND SECTION SIX or ARTICLE EIGh1.
ms OF tHE CONSTITUTION oF rHE srArt
of IDAHO; JolsT RESOLUTION TO SUBMIT
ToTHK ELECTORS OF rHE STATE or IDAHO
pop THIN REJECTION OR APPROVAL A.
AMENDMENT To SECTION SIX or Akll1lf
EicHTEES uf TN CONSTITUTION OF Tuf
sTArE OF Ipkpo TO rEKAtr COUNTY Assks'
soKS AND TAX COLLECTORS 10 EMPLOY sucii
DEPUTIES AND CLEEiCAi MR. As rHE busl
Srss or rHris opTiCE MAY grQUiRF
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

-rEa IEr a-stfaFs st zatr is a-frtf
a4s11F4ae-d o. nae- g11lacEiaea "A thas a1n-
sisStlfnal amart.dngrEt a. eAch c14niy 81 a.
least siI Weass Prlot - the ReHt general
elea,oa 10 nos less than 0Be Newspaper o.
general circulation published IN each eJunty
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

CAMP NO. 1910, NJ. w. OF A.
Meets first and third Thursdays o.
each month.
John ]. Gaver v. @
Il. J. Atkins. Clerk.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22

II "straws show which way the
wind blows" as the old adage de-
clares. it follows as q logical sequence
that the splendid gathering Of Repub
licans at the district court room Fri
day night indicates the drift of polit-
ical sentiments in this community.
Seldom. IL ever before, in the history
Of the Republican party in this city
has there been such a spontaneous
assemblage Of its adherents or q SIM
ilar occasion as the one alluded to.
never was there one half so
and enthusiastic, or one 80
sanguine Of the success Of its ticket
The affair was planned primarily as
. reception for the Republican candi-
dates for county once. but 1t became
more than that and gravitated into q
sort Of ratification meeting for the
endorsement Of the party ticket; ma
tional, state. district, county and pre-
cinct. 1t was such a meeting an to in
tensify confidence and inspire hope in
the triumph OF Republican principles
at the elections next month. A more
thoroughly representative, gathering
Of the kind was never held here than
the one OF Friday night. among those
it being men and women
represeating every industry, calling
and employment in the community.
They were there to show their fnith
in the honesty and integrity Of those
-son. :; was designed to honor and
= +x:ress their hope OF party victory
= - elections ON November 3rd.
The reception was planned by the
TAM and Sherman club and was pre-
sided over BY Allen Jameson. Its pres
Neat, who omciated ~ master OF GER
smaaies- HlF. Jameson said the mest-
ing had surpassed the most sanguine
expectations OF Its promoters and that
1t was . splendid tribute to the Re-
publican party of Fremont county
and to its candidates for once. He
stated that there would be NO long
speeches and no discussions of par
tisan issues. The gathering, he de-
clared. had been called for the pur-
pose Of bringing Republicans together
upon q common ground and to make
them better acquainted with the can
didates whom they expected by their
votes to elevate to once.
Lafe Combs as sponsor and spokes-
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
canon Is have
It's Real Hl1lu1 enleilt
On October 1870

People Of Canon City and the valley
viii have an opportunity on Oct -
and 30 to take two days on and enjoy
a round OF pleasure before entering
ON the long winter season which is
devoid OF any outdoor amusement.
The popularity of Wild West Day at
the State Fair at Pueblo demon
strated to the Thousands there that
sane amusements. such as were
offered there. on that day. are pre-
ferred to petty shows and exhibitions
that have been before the people east
and west every year and places where
there Is q crowd for the past nifty
years. Wild West Day will be both
interesting, amusing and Instructive.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT DIED AT
AN EARLY HOUR MONDAY MORNING
Doa c. Csamftoa Answered the Last Ssmmons At Siz
O'eaock Aftes Lingering mAen--Was for
Twenty4ive Years Resident Of FIRE.
moat CosntY-Fenesal Wedaesday.

Dea G. Cramptoa died q his home.
1904 Main B., 1t 8 O'Clock Monday
duesd by diabetes and pulmonary
tFoablss, aftsr . long Illness Deceas-
rsA vas born In Crawford county. Hin
-, October 20. 1s4s. consequently
lacked, but one day Of being sixty
ysars OF aes
Mr.. CramDtoa had lived IN this
epaaty quarted Of . century and was
Ain many respects one Of its conspcious
oitissns. He was well educated and
q young man taught school In Him
ole, but inhsriting frail physique
noved TO ArkAnsas soon aftsr attain
iAg his majority for the purpose Of
nnding . more genial climate that
voald be les taxing upon his health
anA vitality. He came to Colorado
With some associates with . drove Of
aaftle which they had purchased In
- south and from that time until
His death was more or lees intimatsly
ooansc4ed with the stock raising In
dustry.
Mr.. Crampton purchased ranch ON
Twelve Nile creek sooa after coming
here. q property he traasmittsd TO his
wife. He named II the "ArkAnsAs''
raAcA In honor OF the state where he
hnA previously lived and with true
soatAss1 Hospitality ~ sntsrtaiasd
Ill Who cAme that way. Mr.. Crampton
Was of scieatific disposition and was Q
hfb long stsdsnt Of things about him.
He pnsssssed . Considerable library
aA6 wa0 one q The best Informed mea
In Hfe1oat ooonty upon many sab
3ssts. notnbiy n geology and nattsrs
rsaa&iag 10 AaniAs pfsctoas nseAia.
fse vas tvies eiecte1 . member q
~ bnara a. Coanty cuanisisasss hy
- Aanpa11es Dtys no vAteA y
vae aAlliatsd. He might have aspared
ITO other positions Of pablie trust bat
eoe ths coaditions OF his health and
his strong love OF out door life. He
vas Interested Ia mining matters.
and. untiI compelled to foreeo active
badness BY the ravages OF disease. de-
voted much OF his energy to the Do
velopmant Of slime miAing properties
he owned in the vicinity OF I-eavills.
Mr.. CHAMPION was married at Fort
smith. Arkansaa. and his widow sur
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
MOST ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
OF THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN
The Reception IN Honor Of Repohcan County Candidates
Attracted Immense Crowd to the District Coust
Room Friday Nisht.-The Meeting Indi-
Gated Public Sentiment.

man for Matt Lines, nominee for state
senator. said that there was no man
whom the Republicans of Frement
county could more cheerfully and
conscientiously support than Matt
Lines, an ideal citizen and an ideal
candidate. "Mr. Lines" he continued,
received as a candidate for the legis-
lature two years ago the largest vots
given to Republican in this county,
being accorded a majority of more
than four hundred votes over his op-
ponent." At the close OF Mr.. Combs
Introduction the audience called for
Mr.. Lines and would not be satisfied
until he responded to their demands.
In response Mr.. Lines stated that he
greatly appreciated the splendid ova-
ton rendered the candidates, and,
that II elected. to the seventeenth
general assembly, as he believed he
would be, he would endeavor by every
means in his power to promote the
welfare of the people OF Colorado IN
general and his constituents in Fre-
mont county in particular.
J. p. Farmer spoke on behalf of b.
G. Woodford. candidate for represen-
tative in the lower branch of the leGis-
lature, whom he demonstrated as .
splendid man for the position. "Mr.
Woodford," he said. 'is q public
spirited man and no man ON Lincoln
Park has done more than he for he
general good Of the community. Mr..
Woodford IL q worker and q builder.
Few men anywhere are familiar with
50 many phases of life n our eaadi-
date for the lower house Of the legis-
lature and he will b especially valu-
able in the law making body Of the
state ON that account. He knows about
horticultural matters; he Knows
about irrigation; he knows about the
agricultural pursuitss he .knoWa ahout
educational matters and he knowu
about business matters. He will -
found upon the right side Of every
moral question that may arise In the
legislature He stands for purity In
politics and the square deal in all
OF the relations OF life. He believes In
carrying the principles OF the deca-
logue into politics and In the man
above all others whom the people OF
Fremont county should send to the
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
|. {. RARRAu6n SERIOUSLY
INJURED TUESDAY MORNln6

l.. E. Harbaagh. who lives near the
top OF Pump Hill on lincoln avenue.
Lincoln Park. was seriously hurt
while picking Apples on the McCum-
ber ranch At Brewster Tuesday.
In reaching out after some fruit at
the end Of . branch Mr.. Harbaugh lost
his footing and fell from the tree In
which he was working, striking one OF
the wheels OF the wagon, In which the
apples were being placed. In such q
manner AZ 10 produce internal injur-
Les. The ambulance was seat for and
the unfortunate man conveyed 10 his
homo where pAysician vaa h walt
ing to attend him. Mr.. Harbaugh's m
iaries are q sacA . character ~ 10
cause considerable solicitads on tAa
part OF his fAnlily and frssaas. M
der the most favorable cuaAit3oas -
is likely 70 - ~ invalid for ssvsral
weeks.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
SELECTION or COUNTY JUDGE
A MOST IMPORTANT MATTER

Much a. you may be Interested In
the election OF State and National Of
Acors. you are more vitality interested
IL the election Of County oacers. II 10
~ County oAcers with whom you
ooms ln closest contact. and with
vhsM yoA have direct and intin6ts
hsssnsss rolat1oas. AHd tAs o0cs Of
JsAes Of the Coaau Court b IN naay
rsspsskS IL na1t inportAAt ussaty
o0os. TAs Coa1ty Coart 10 pssuliArly
tAs Court Of he People. II y Tie oas
coart In which every person. young
or old. rich or poor has basiAsss,
sooasr or later.
The relations Of this Court to the
People 10 intimate and personal. Tue
JuAes of the Coanty Court 10 called
upoa to exercise varied and manifold
duties, All requiring. II properly sx-
scutsd. much experience and LEGAL
ABILITY.
No other County 0mcsr has % many
aifIsrsat kinAss Of important public
duties 70 perform
All civil casss not lnvoiving more
than 5000 In vaiue may Be tried In
the County Coart
All crimes punishSbls By fine. or
imprisonmsnt IN The county jail. may
b tried In the County Court.
TIE County Court has jusao1tsEaon
Of all crimes committed hy miners,
svsa to murder II the arst dagrss.
All appsAls from Justices Of The
Psace aaA Polloo Magistrates he ealy
10 the Oounty Ooart.
TAe Opaoty Court 10 tAs Juvsailo
Coart, ana an easss oe Juvsnils d.
lin9usnsy. NJ q eoatributiag % Ju-
vsai1e Dallasasasv. an1 ali easss oe
Tfsaaey nass - trss1 h ~ counsy
0e0Et.
4 5 - Uesnsy cesrs n wAaaA =
ecSpooe - 0ulnosy n1ueo1na
t.av. s8t 60 - Uoalsp ODaEs 90
~ ~ a1D1Da q -.
- - I ss eesssa - selI-
n NJ llsrse l1sv .essl ~
- - QneR CD. s,ss1 i, ( 3 ~. Z .s',:jSs a.
~ ~ - if1cs f =
~ ~ elge \ - xss1
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22

A grand tournament OF COW horse
races and hncking exhibitions viii
be even mOrs extensive than at Pueb-
10. Black Wolf, the famous outlaw
horse. wfth lis daring rider. who win
be chosen ~ drawing lots. will be
worth the pfice of admission alone.
On Friday a grand barbecue free
for every body will be backed by q
program which will keep everybody
Interested and moving from the time
you enter the gates until you go out
Every rancher and COW puncher in
the country should get in the game.
Purses for every track event You
should arrange to attend both dayz
and bring your friends. II you stay
away you viii find yourself alone.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
POPULAR CANON CITY GIRL
MARRIED AT HIGH NOON
NuPtuah Of Miss Glenna Comhs and G. Katerman CeIe
bsated IN The Presence Of Large Company
Thtrtaeth Anniversary Of the Wedding
Of BeSde's Paeent1.

Seldom In the social chronioloo oe
Canon City has prettisr wedding
been celebrated than the one which
occurred at the home OF Mr.. and Grs.
Lafe Combs. AT Greenwood Ave. at
high noon Wednesday when their Sec
ond daughter. Glenna. was married
to Mr.. John G. Katerman. OF ouray.
Colorado, in the presence Of large
company of guests, most of whom
were intimate friends OF the bride.
The nuptials OF Miss Combs and Mr..
Katerman had been looked forward to
for several weeks with . great deal Of
expectancy by their associates and
was an event of more than ordinary
interest by reason OF the prominence
and popularity OF the contracting cou-
pie.
The reception hall and parlors were
prettily decorated FOR the occasion
aAd fsw weddiags occur ma q more
attractive snviroamsnt than the caa
Of today. Az he hoar Of twelve Was
being struck by the clock The groen.
accompanied BY BescAsr Stewart -
bsst man. dsscendsd the front stair
way. ana at The tArssAoaA a IL pae-
lor. mst he bride. who vas attsaasa
by her s1stsr. Ara H. r Asdlsy =
seattle. WaaAtAgsoa.
TIE bridal party proossasA - .
CANOPY .dsessatsd WITH sailax. eAry-
santAsaans anA roses q ~ soatn
sa1 q ~ DaFssr uAsre Il seeea -
iAg tAs g1sats vAlas - nAgie vas1D
Vere sUaAsA tAAe naAs - twain O.;
~ hs1es carrying . 49, ene -
gnato roap - ~ aeAenAna1 = -
~ = ri eHeA ~ rlng esse1e
Wa8 ~ - 80 80 - - uonne
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22

Court, and In matters OF probate, and
In the settlement OF estates. the Coun-
" Court has unlimited Jurisdiction re-
gardless OF the amount involved.
In the probate OF willis, the settle
msnt Of estates, the County Judge 10
almoee daily called upon to decide In
trscate questions Of law. involving
abstruse legal principles. and affset-
Ing important properly rights.
Administrator. sxscutors and g1Ar-
dians are appointed by the County
Court. All contests OF Wills are heard
and detsrmined In the County Court.
and It 10 the County Court which con-
strues and determines. not only ths
validity OF Wills. and the regularity
OF their probate. but their meaning
and effect.
The title to all OF the real property
Of the county 10 gradually passing
through the County Court, and In time
the perfection of the title to each tract
OF real estate In the county will de-
pend. In 4 large measure. upon the
legal ability Of the County Judge.
When . person dies owning real
estate. the estate must b adminis-
tered. In order to perfect the title:
and upon the legality and regularity
OF the procesdiAgs IN he County
Court depends. In large measure.
the validity Of the title.
n viii 10 lsft b. he aseeassd. Il
must b probatsA In tAs Co1nty oosrt
aAd upoa ths regularity aAa legal
alility oe ths County Juaes % propsr-
~ interpret m tsrns and provia,eas,
aepsads. il large measure, ~ psr-
escttoa o. inpsresat3oa q tAe title %
~ pfopsrty dsvtssa n ~ WI.
JuAss Jazas L ooepee. ~ Ra0ab-
lieaA no@l1eo sor thio o0ee graAuaAaa
fFun ~ EAW DoDastxnsat e - ~
gos0oeV e MeAnUAn, tooA - ~ -
loe1sas1a a1IiiUuA osG.Was nAnlss
~ - psast3se laW & "a ~ 1sszt1
10 - eAe. - a1ltsl - - -
e - e1nos e oooosu d - -
~ ~ a11lvely e1 II - Dson
~ - ~ - Ds1t e1nlj 6sog
|c W11A - enon q ~ -
~ ~ te.1 oR s11l
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
TAX LEVY ORDINANCE
PASSED BY CITY COUNCIL
An Assessment of Eighteen Mills tie Dollar to be Mad.
foe Msn,cipal Proposes Next Year, OF Two Mas
Less Than Year Ago. WIN Yield
Revense Of Abost $4,000

rendered the bond Of the indemnity
company when he was told that only
psrsoaal safeties would Be accepted
By tho eonnzlttee. and he feels that he
has hsea unfairiy treated in conss-
quanco.
II was stated BY Alderman Okey
that cuaerete work had bssn bagm
at tAs i1sake OF the vatsrworks con-
Ault q. pipa line In tie nnyal 0o9Us
ma tAat u 4Apelsvsa6u1A - -
pointed ~ the city council immediats-
ly to - that II vas done in q proper
and workmanlike manner. He said
that the water committee had been
looking about to obtain the services Of
q competent man for the position. but
had been unable 10 iind one filed all
of the requirements OF the situation
The compensation, he continued, for
such q man ~ the COMMITTEES was In
search OF would be a6out three dol
lars day. He would have to stay up
In the Gorge all the time and must
be familiar with the mixing and lay
ing OF cement. On motion OF Alderman
Jevett the matter Of employing such
an Inspector n was required was re-
ferred to the water committee with
power to act.
An application for . pool room II
cense was made to the council by r.
B. Sartor. to be conducted at 43s Main
street, with A. Fl. Davis. David L
Robson, Grant Dickinson and Henry
Hutton As sureties In the sum Of i've
hundred dollars. On motion the Pc
tition was granted and the license or
dered issued as prayed for In the Pc
tition. After an informal diSeussioa
Of some other matters to be acted up
on At a subaequeat date The council
adjourned till Monday evening. Mo-
vember End.