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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

circulation the Contagious Blood Poison system is Left in
fine physical condition.
We help every Contagious Blood Poison sufferer 10
get we'll for this purpose have prepared special book for
Treatment will mail any special medical
advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

SpcIIIIC ClEIEI III PURIFYING
the blood, SIS. S. does
not contain a particle OF
mineral in any form to
upset the stomach, affect
the bowels, or in1arne any
of the delicate membranes
ofthe body. EtiS Natures
blood purifier, potent and
healthful, and so valuable
are its tonic effects that
when S. SIS. has rid fhe
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Aptai ss-.-s 30 = =
rl8stfed for Henley in ninth.
Bsfted FOR Tenant in ninth.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
Los ANGELES
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS.

Tofal..... J...-...'.....29 % II "a "A /
Slender batted for Morgan in the ninth in.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
ALL. NATIONALS
SAN FRANCISCO

Total. .....--..-,.s4 3 10 o 2
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17
Uncle Remus ON Advertising

"rhe late Joel Chandler Harris, "
said an Atlanta clergyman, FUSED 10
laugh at the way everybody seemed TO
want free advertisement OF some
sort from the editor II was the same,
he would say, with the physician ev-
erybody wants free advice on the
health question from him.
II once heard him tell about an edi.
tor who served ten days in Jail for
licking the mayor, The warden treat
ed him very kindly and as the ten
days end escorting him 10 the door
aud, shaking him 10y the hand, said;
" Wei, goodbye, and good luck,
Ed And, say, would you mind giy.
ing the jail a putrs' "
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17
;. Cedar Mer. & Live Stock Co.


There Is u farmer who Is YY's
Enough 10 take his EE's
Aud study with his lis
And think of what he Co.'S
He hears the chatter OF the JUS
AS they each other IT'S
And Co.'S that when tree DK's
IL makes u home for BIS
A yoke OF oxen he will JUS
With many haws and GG's
And their mistakes he viii XQQ's
When blowing for his PP's
He little buys but much he sells,
And therefore little COS
Aud when he hoes his soil by spells
He also soils his hose.
-E,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17
Christmas Under Nine Flags

Ada ID. Stevens.
In Italy good Shepherds sing
Along the village streets;
The children look into an urn
To find their Christmas treats,
In France the little children know
81. Nick will come their way
TO fill each tiny stocking full
On happy Christmas day,
In Holland there are wooden shoes
Beside the chimney place,
st Nick leaves cookies for the good.
But switches mean disgrace.
In Germany the Christmas tree
Shines forth in every home,
And from It's branches wide aud free
Kris Kringle's presents come,
In Russia on the cold north wind
Babouscka with her basket whirls;
Along her way she scatters gifts
For little Russian boys and girls.
In Norway they prepare dish
OF good rice pudding and Lake fish;
They feed the birds who love TO eat
The tiny grains from sheaves of
wheat
In Sweden while the tree is bright,
'Yuk Buch' comes to the door,
And guided by the Christmas light,
Throws gifts upon the floor
\ Old England rolls the Yule Log in,
Aud lights IL with brand,
The Christmas goose and plum pudding,
Make cheer throught the land.
Unto the Stars and Stripes each child
may bring
From every Christian nation some
good thing;
But Christmas gives the best to us,
because
Besides our tree and gifts there's
Santa Claus.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17
Some People Say

that goods bought from Drug
Store are ALWAYS higher than they
GOULD be bought for anywhere else.
Gall aud see the bargains that We
have, aud compare them with others
you have seen, and see II such rule
10 ALWAYS true.
PALACE DRUG STORE.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17
Think it Over.

That Nmas present you were GoinG
to buy. Where will you get its Call
aud see our new liue OF Christmas
goods aud iewelTy before you decide.
You take no chances with us. Your
money back II the goods ATE not
satisfactory, and as good rs you eau
get anyN here Ia the city for the
price. PALACE DRUG STORE.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17
Just Arrived.

A new holiday assortment of
highest grade perfumery and good
fresh candy at the Palace Drug Store.
We are also headquarters for tooth
and toilet preparations of the very
best grade that money can buy.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17

IS your stock Of letterheads. statements.
envelopes or other Office stationery pet
ing iowp II so. better let US have
YOUR order noIU, giving US time to dc
you the best possible work.
THE RECORD.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17
II Sometimes Happens.

Been readin' comic papers and
preparn' for the wust;
Been wond rim haow TO shako her hand,
And 81 ia kiss her fust;
Been frettin' Of I'D be "pa pahh--
B'jlnks; she called mo dad"
And went right out and MIXED the
caow-.
Them colleges amt bad
Though, she'd have funny talk,
All slang and Greek aud French,
And have n stylish, wiggly walk;
Instead she says, 'T'll rench
The dishes, ma, you set and rest;
aln't come home TO shirk."
B'gee, she's learned lot OF things,
But amt forgot TO work.
She don't put on lot of airs
About how swell she Is;
but gosh she's flynn overywheres
Aud tendin' right 10 bi1
sho helps ma with her SEWN and
To me she reads the news;
thought her sehoolin' was all rot
But naow I've changed my Views.
Ne rowed right in her college crew
She's in the garden naow
Arowin' with n rake; bet you
She amt forgotten haow
h bake the bread aud scrub the tloor
Aud then hitch up old Kate;
q lsl DANCED Of she's ashamed OF us
Our sweet girl graduate!
Eek
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17
Going East?

~ $lS salt Lake Route Agent about
ros Soles limited saving day 70
q mc' and ST. Louis. Ask any agent
1' WIN 70 X, q, Kerr, ID. Z. A. salt
lake
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17

III u Otto Ahlstrom returned 20 town
Way to spend few days with
rs and relatives, WIN has been
\ 7br the best part of year and
90 Nome TO see how the people and
lhe I'm are progressing.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17

&uud trip rates TO California $50
~ returning for six months three
N trains. n interested write at once
VIC. Kerr, u. 4, A., salt Lake City,
s.ny information about resorts end
~. Ask for booklet,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17

Chamberlain's SlsTaaS Sa'i Ssns SSa
Never fails Bus Il now. Il may save hte.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-12-17
lelta SAN Rheum and fcIema

fe eu!ed chamherlain's Solve. One appliea
ga fclieNSf he itching and burning SENSATION
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
M|ll|KEN CLAIMS
HAVE new OWNERS

The Milliken mining claims on Lynx
creek have been sold and the property
has been turned over to the purchasers.
Development Of them is now going on
under the new ownership, and the first
payment Is said to have been made.
There are four claims in the transfer
that has been made and they lie close
to the town Of Walker and have been
under one ownership for years. An AZ.
gregate Of over 500 feet Of work is
shown, and mt various points, all Of
which give to the properties an at.
tractive inducement for further ex.
ploitation. The deepest work Is to be
seen on the original claim, and from II
shipping ore has been taken and mill.
ing given in the district which gave
handsome returns in each treatment.
No highly is the property regarded that
1t is well rated by every mining man
In the district. The sale OF these
claims was negotiated by o. j. McCon.
nell OF this city, and the purchasers
are wealthy eastern people.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported BY Tn.
Prescott Title 90.
May 20.


Wayne Ritter TO T.. Leyyas and II
Romero-Bill Of Sale. 800. Horse,
on range.
Thomas Bishop files All. A. work on
Champion and Leroy Mines. Rack
Rock district.
f. wanless locates Cannon Ball
mine, Mint Valley district.
June 1.
John Alberts locates Q mines. Rio
Bug district.
Phii Dryer to John j. Dwyer-M
Deed. $500. o. X, Comet and C. O.
ID, mines, Iumbug district.
j. II Boyer ct al locate l and amend
location of mine, Cherry Creek dis.
trict.
Elizabeth N. Owens locates 4 mine.
Castle Creek district.
Octave Mining Co. locates 3 mines
Weaver district.
Geo. Savers ct al. locate 4 mines
Castle Creek district.
Q. W. Bennett ct al. locate America
placer, Walker district.
Il. l.. Toml.nson locates 25 mines
Hassayampa district.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
NELSON STRIKERS
THREATEN TRoUB1
(From Fridays Daily

Cfrom Fridays Daily
Telegraphic advices to tho sheriff
Offices yesterday were that Sc .ious I'D
BILE and strike was threatened at NJ
son from laborers and demanding M
a deputy sheriff be sent TO handle Y
station. Accordingly Deputy shsr
Keller was entrusted with the du
and left at once.
Deputy Sheriff Clemenseheer is 4
resident deputy at that point, and q
superstition is that he was unable
hold the bclligcrent element In chsc
The nature of the trouble could not
learned, and 1t is thought probab
that liquor is at the bottom of il,
that several agitators were SUGGEST
IN creating trouble over the dsehsr
recently Of some laborers.
About sixty men are affected IN n
trouble and as they are pr'neipsl
Mexicans, with some Others Of foreil
blood, the situation appears TO
grave The only industries at ID
place are those Of making cement al
wood cutting, and considerable n
tion has ut time cropped out. T
present trouble may possibly bo \
outcome Of the former III feeling
tho employees.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
RAY COMPANY IS
MAKING BIC
CHANGES
Will Construct its Own
Railway To
Kelvin

KELVIN, June 4.-The Ray compa'
ny is installing a carload OF new ma
chinery. In the ear was ten'ton
(Bcmnet) steam hammer to be in
stalled in the blacksmith shop. A
twenty. eight foot lathe, made by the
Lodge 4 Shipley company Of Cincin'
natl, and large drill press, made by
the Bigford Drill company, also OF
Cincinnati, and a key scatter, all to be
installed in the machine shop.
For the carpenter shop, they received
an American variety saw and ma
chine known as a universal worker.
The freight alone on these six pieces
was about eleven hundred dollars.
The company is building an exten.
sion to their blacksmith shop and the
supply warehouse, the work being done
and the great improvements being
made in all departments Of the com
pany's properties, certainly insure a
great boom for Kelvin and vicinity.
Mr.. ID. \. Smith is building q very
neat and comfortable three room cot.
tage upon society row.
The gasoline tank at the mill caught
FIRE recently from some unknown
source, and there was quite a little ex.
! citement for a few minutes. Men
from all over the works responded, but
owing to the handy access TO fire ex.
tinguishers, the flames were subdued
without causing much damage.
The standard guage road between
Kelvin and Ray will be built by the
Ray company, instead of being let by
contract.
There were several bids in for the
work by noted railroad builders, but
none Of them proved satisfactory Ia
the company; therefore they will do
the constructing themselves. The equip.
ment has been ordered, and just as
soon ms IL arrives, all work will be
pushed to the utmost, as the narrow
guage now in operation has been out.
grown, and is too small to handle the
fast increasing business.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
LONG O|STANC|
CONNECTIONS
CERTAIN |
PHOENIX WILL BE ABLE TO RAJ
TO COAST By NEXT
OCTOBER.

PHOENIX, June 4.-By oe,ob.,
Phoenix will be able TO talk ov.,
long distance telephone to Pa,
coast points between San Diego
Seattle as well as to all point.
northern Arizona and New Meri,o
J. w. Foss, president Of the n.
Telephone company, made this Iu
tsnt announcement recently, as N.
suit Of a deal closed yesterday
tween the Home company and
Overland Telephone company.
Five crews Of men are al "a
and $4,000 worth Of copper wire ID
been ordered by the Overland n
pany TO be used In the cons,rue,
Of its line from New Mexico ae
Arizona and into California.
Just what the announcement OF N
means to Phoenix will not be n
appreciated until the people her.
gin TO use this increased service. Nd
Of families who send their wiye,
the coast will be able TO talk
them, and Phoenix merchants will /
In constant touch with Pacific ed
wholesalers.
Recently the Overland company
nounced it's intention to enter the 4
IONA, New Mexico and Arizons d
by connecting all Of them with a Id
distance line, which will have feed
reaching into almost every city I
camp in Arizona.
Foss explained today that the m
nix people can look forward to
best possible service. The 0ysrI
company will use copper wil
though, instead Of iron wires, I
nothing will be used by the Hid
company but the latest improved
pnrnius in its local system.
With the apparatus supsd
throughout to that Of any city we,
the Mississippi river, and the ellms
conditions that prevail In the sod
west, the service will be second
none in any part OF the United Stat
Foss called particular attention
what modern apparatus will do vi
section Ii taken into eonsidenhl
Taken together, Phoenix people shS'
he able to hear their Los Angs
friends distinctly.
by October LIST the Home comp,
will have its system installed and
operation in Phoenix. BY tina. II
the Overland company will have
long distance lines in operation,
two systems opening for business abb
the same time.
For several days the Home "a
pany has had men at work laying
the Phoenix system. within the n
few days crew Of surveyors will
gin the work Of running the lines,
OF which will be under ground in
center Of the city.
Already over 10000 Of the stock
the Home company has been subscrii
by local people. An offer to tsks
block Of $4,000 Of the stock was
fused yesterday by the Home dir
ors, who are determined TO keep ii
plan Of limiting the stock to any
person to $4,000.
Those who want phones install
by the Home company should no.
lay. BY getting in early, subscrib
can secure their old phone numb
on the main lines, while those on
party lines can get low numbers.
number of subscribers IL growing .
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
Good Crop.

Good Crop.
The county Jail is In thrifty condi.
ton. there being over thirty people
incarrcrated, the majority Of whom
are answerable to the grand jury for
investigation.
Patent Received.
The orc Mining company, n Mineral
Point mining company. has received
it's Y. \. patent for log acres, and the
same has been placed on record in this
county by It's attorney, X. +. Morri.
son.
On Mining Business.
Hon. VI. q. Burns and Attorney r.
q. Norris were passengers for the
south yesterday. They went over 70
Yarncll on mining business from Con.
grcss Junction in a private convey.
ancc
Deserves q Rest.
I'D Kurmier, who has been in charge
Of the instruction work at Fossil creek
of the Arizona Power company coDtin.
uously for over fourteen months, IL Wis.
ting in the city. lie will 90 to the
coast today to see the attractions Of
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Illness Of w. L. Carver.
W. l.. Carver, ticket agent for the
y. r., +. 4 p, at Phoenix, was sudden.
ly stricken on Monday afternoon while
in the bath tub. As soon as possible
DR.. Plath was sent for, but on his ar.
rival il was not thought that Mr.. Gar.
yer would survive what was believed
to be u vital intestinal ailment.
Throughout the night IL was feared
that he would not get well, but the
next day there was 80 much improve.
ment in his condition that he was
thought to be OUT IT danger.
Money for tho South.
The treasury of Yavapai county was
depleted today by the payment to the
territory Of the sum OF $st6s.50,
that being the amount due on the semi.
annual payment of interest on the
bonded debt II the county. This debt
is s33s,,40, and Treasurer Herndon
met the demand with his usual prompt.
ness.
Back from Tonic Basin.
DIR. J. X. Mcdonnell, while at Fossil
creek. where he was the company ply.
stefan. was called TO Pine to prescribe
for the sudden illness Of p. G. Miller.
While in that section the doctor
viewed the wonders Of the famed nat.
urai hridg" md ?-crcgGccs !. vel.
worthy Of visit. Payson was also
visited, which he pronounces the gem
of the Basin. The doctor will reside
in Prescott for some time. spending n
vacation here.
Former Resident Here.
J. J. wragovicb, formerly with the
\. r.. +. 4 p. railroad, but at present
the secretary and treasurer Of the De.
'''"P"V"' '"HPahf VI AueTi'"u, Was
n visitor to the city yesterday. Ac.
by A. 7. johnson, with Has
kins 4 Sells, certified accountants Of
New York city, they left for the east
on the afternoon train. Both gentle.
men are on their periodical auditing
trip of the company's interests, which
cover many mining and kindred enter.
prises in this territory. Mr.. wragovich
was a popular official Of the railroad
while residing here.
(From Fridays Daily
Beligman visitor.
Among the out Of town visitors yes.
ferday was ID. W. Baxter from the rail.
road center Of seligman.
Back to Verde.
Wales Arnold left yesterday for his
rome in the Verde valley, after week
'njoyably passed among his friends.
From Jerome.
Among the arrivals yesterday from
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09


the Copper City was W. l.. Larremore,
who is here on brief business trip.
From Phoenix.
Dr. q. w. Vickers, Of the Republican
NJ Phoenix, il in the city on short
visit. lie is being greeted by many in
his old home.
Prom Oklahoma.
Miss Lillian wilky, Of Hobart, Okla
homa, is visiting her sister in this city,
Mrs. q. II. Paul She will remain for
the summer.
To Seattle.
william Weber, whose profession -
that Of chef, is in the city from the
hills. lie is preparing to 20 to the
big show at Seattle.
His Mission . Sad Ono.
W. =. Goldsworthy, the popula,
agent Of the Santa lie at Phoenix, is
visiting the city, the death OF his
mother calling him here.
On the 90.
Assessor Campbell left for Jerome
yesterday to attend to his mining in.
teres,s there. He IL certainly a goer
these days, on private and official
duties.
Goes South.
Samuel Michael, who has been SO.
journing in the city for several weeks,
will leave today for the Wickenburg
country TO resume his merchandising
business.
Went South.
Mrs. william Nellis and daughter,
Miss Alma, returned to their home in
Phoenix yesterday. They have been
on a visit to friends in Mayer and vi.
entity for some weeks.
Good Wort.
Compared with preceding years the
assesou's Office of this county Is ahead
Of its work, and is completing the in.
tricate duties Of listing and classifying
the public interests.
0oes East.
Mrs. J. &. Prescott, wife Of the fore.
man Of the draughting department Of
the Prescott Iron Works, was passen.
ger yesterday for Kansas City to visit
relatives and others.
To jerome.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Cheverton were
passengers yesterday for Jerome,
where the former goes on financial
matters, being the assistant cashier of
the Prescott National bank.
New Landlord.
The many friends OF Tom schultz
will learn with interest that he Is now
the major domo Of the Parker hotel,
aud is said TO be doing well in his new
line Of service to the public.
From We Siding.
ID. NJ. Lee, an attache of the Arizona
Power company at Blue Bell siding,
ON the +. H., is in the city. He has
charge Of the forwarding of freight at
that point for his company.
From Yarnell.
T. J. Sparks, general manager OF
the Yarnell Gold Mining company, is
in the city on matters pertaining to
his company. This mining proposition
is under general operation and is said
to be looking very favorable.
From Warm Place.
Mr.. Gargensen, associated with tn.
Parker Commercial company ON the
Colorado river, is here simply to cool
of. The thermometer there, he says,
got up the other day to the li2 notch,
and he took to the timber Of this see
ton.
To Complete II.
During his recent trip to Los Angc.
les, NJ. u. Hazeltine perfected plans
toward the completion Of the Noble
building in Phoenix. The work on this
structure will be resumed mt once and
rushed until II is ready for occupancy.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
city News
....In Brief

Prom Thursday's Dally)
From Humboldt.
j. VI. Cook, the cattle and horse
man, is in the city on business matters.
Prom the Hills.
T. G. Hill, who is mining in the
Thumb Butte region, il in the city on
business matters.
Peoples visitor
T. Akard, the pioneer rangeman Of
the Peoples valley section, is paying
the city a business visit.
Baumann Visitors.
Among those visiting in the city yes.
terday from the Baumann camp are
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Edbcrg.
Miners in Town.
James Seaman, foreman at the Wild.
flower in the Bradshaws, and Mark
Warren and John Champion of the
Ysrnell mine, are in the city.
Banker Rctwns
N. Il. Hazeltine, cashier Of the Bank
Of Arizona, arrived last night from q
business trip to Los Angeles.
From the rria.
g. G. Miller, who has extensive and
promising mining interests in the
Aqua Fria section, is visiting in the
city.
Return Homo.
Mrs. II. J. Gray and child returned
to their home yesterday at Jerome
Junction, after a brief visit to the
city.
From Mayer.
Mrs. W. NJ. Ncllis and daughter,
few days, coming from the Big Bug
few days, coming from the Big Bug
metropolis.
No the East.
Martha Paulus was an east going
passenger on yesterday afternoon, her
destination being her old home at Iowa
City, Iowa.
Attorney RsturnA
Judge and Mrs. Talbot, who were
among the excursionists to Phoenix
last week, have returned to their home
in the city.
Como South.
y. =. Hastings, the general freight
and passenger man Of the railroad.
left for Phoenix last night, on com.
pnDy matters.
To Indiana.
Mrs. W. T.. Paul will leave today for
somewhat lengthy visit to friends
aud relatives in Indiana. She will re.
main several weeks.
10 Buckeye state.
Robert Snyder, an attache of the
l.. A. kastner company, leaves today
for Delaware, Ohio, where he will
spend several weeks visiting.
Juanita Visitor.
II. T.. Appulstill, who is operating
the Juanita mining claims in the
Crook canyon section, is in the city on
matters incidental to his company.
Too Warm Below.
Mrs. Morris Goldwater on her re.
turn from Phoenix yesteday was ac.
companied by Ms. II. X. Tritle and |
children, who will pass the summer in |
the city.
Lynx Creekors Here.
X. Il. Johnson and Alex Nyberg,
well known business men of Walker,
are in the city on business matters.
Mr.. johnson was among the e.afflict.
ed ones in Walker recently, but will
60 into business again.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09

Get copy OF the journal Miner =
Industrial and Mining edition OF "a
pages before the supply 10 exhausted. =.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
From the Brsdshaws.

Lester jackson, operating the Gladi'
ator mine in the Bradshaw mountains,
is in the city on a supply purchasing
trim. lie will return to his camp to-
dav and continue the work OF cross
cutting on the VEN toward inc war
Eagle. Of which he has strong hopes OF
hitting.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09

Charley Foster, son of Major Eos
ter, 5tb u. y. cavalry, has finished his
course in the public schools Of this
city, and left yesterday for Honolulu
to join his parents. lie is one of six
who graduated and carries the well
wishes Of many in this section to his
new home and future career In life.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
Returns Home.

The many friends Of Nr. and Mr''
Robert Brow gave them hattering
welcome last night as they alighted
from the train Mr. Brow has recent
ly submitted to a serious operation,
and it is gratifying to know that he
is not call in. but is on the road to
his old time healthy condition.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09

Prom Thursday Daily)
k.Y0Yn Humboldt