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The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Call 4 Dsmosssie Psjmssiss saA ~.
ouhay.
For the purpnss Of elscling delegates
10 the dsmocrAeic county assembly ol
Mcntssums county, Colombo, aid
county assembly 10 b held for the
purposs 81 slsctins our apporsIonmsnt
a dslsgatss to the state, congressional,
and representative assemblies aud los
the purpose Of putting In nomination
candidates fos the following county
ots'cers. towit: treasurer, clerk d n.
corder, sheriff, aasessor, supsrintsnds0t
Of schools, coroner, surveyor and one
comsnissi0sser for district number 8,
and 10 elect precinct officers.
Party primaries ere 10 10 held Thur
day the 10th day Of July 1914, ct the
hour Of 2 o'clock In the afternoon.
Delegates are apportioned 10 the re.
specttve preoincts ~ follows: No. /, !
delegates; No. 2. 9 delegates; No. 8, s
delegates; No. 4. 2 delegates; No. s. 4
delegates; No. 9, 8 delegates; No. =,
delegate; No. 8, 8 delegates; No. ., 8
delegates; NJ. 10, 2 delegates; No II, .
delegates. Total number of delegates
80. County Assembly will In held
July ~ 1914. q the county court house,
u Ne hoss ~ Lao p. m, 1914, ct Cor
tea, ColosaAN
WILLIAM I MyLER.
Chairman Den,ocratic Central Conn
mittee.
HARRY v. PYLE, Secretary.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

c. w. Carter was down from the
West Dolores the fist ri the week and
h calling attention to the product Of The
GartiareOo q Carter sac mill through
sn ID In this Issue Of The Star Thu
firm have 10000 feet Of rough lumber
(thst h not planned on one side - Il
customary, for they have no plsner 10
connectlon With their MILL This
lumber II full Inch thick sud 10 used
for barns, sheds, chicken houses, etc.
rhey will saw al kinds of dl,nsnsl
iu,nLss. Write ior prices & q. b. Car
ter's spur OF Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Of the Stockholders u the summit Reservoir
. Irrigation Company.
To tho Stockholders ~ ths sammis Reservoir .
lrrigatiou Company.
Won are hsEsss n;e, rs, ne Ia. ~,,. q:
above named company hold - hikei sehasoi
houss In ngntcsuma county, Colorado. On tbs
3Nh day VI July. fe1s, a the hous Of teu o'eluek
T. .. q .:S %ss ~, r.. ala
pnny 10 create an additional indeht edness
against said company II the sum " ei0anD, o.
20 much thereof =. 10y ~ sssIs:ssssY 70 snliy
ditch, Hume and appliances Tor ths diversion,
conveyance, cmpoundinx aud dietsthution ot
additional water for the nee ii the holisp %
sSss.unS.;. "hisS -" ,:hsii ). Ia .dSi.i"s q
the ann heretofore authorised tn bs horrUved
b. said dirertofs Tor . like purpase. end further
e .n. ,.s 90. and s.rs, ss'S Sa'isss 2
ness % mar b. .pscssaary, 10 ths name ce -aiA
ioipic and 10 - aathorissd, Tor aid pnrpsss.
II III s Nc :ss asss. 4 :.. no .osssss ss
s !. ssms q siorsssid To ssssd ~ rssais.
.ias hsr..oicss sdogssd y Ne 80 s.osl;
srhooI houss, AIina the 'tIss los uSiirA 81
lndsbtsdpsss shall sun, troa I've W ~ yssss.
s q si q Nd .a.s hot "a Is ssss o..
years, and fasthes 70 saesd the slssh ertlele
u the hy-laws u seid COMPANY .eOaesrata9 q.
y q =, e. &. =. .s:e g
Rsinsipei ssd interest spos any :an 9. ssas
se.y,, on sesrsSs q The eo9aeuestos g -
x r ' Sssss Is s:2 q Pi,,s... q ~.
bulail 0ssssvqlg , 1s.is9sla c.
:. 3, uAess y. PsiA pesssees.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10


Everybody has returned 10 their
work amer celebrating which eyer way
suited him or her best.
Quite . severe hailstorm visited l.eb-
anon Sunday afternoon. We haven't
heard to Whist extent the fruits was
damaged.
6em Johnson bought new hav rake
Of Harris Bros. Mercantile Co. this
week.
w. n. Derby b putting up . hay
derrick for Carl scharnhont.
Nm. Bert Parker and children ~
Aasas1- fnA Tsllassds ~ Ora = shs
vssk.
NM. 6am johnson drove out tn M.
Cleans ut Lebanon, after cherries
Wednesday.
The Beaver Creek people are busy
putting UP hay.
Frank and Harry Morgan and their
families have gone 10 Dunton for an
outing and nahing trip.
NJ. and Mrs. Albert Seegar, Mira
nable Brown, Aia Seegsr aud Her
man Kuihman visited Mancos the 4th.
Then Jo0rneyed on u the CHI ruins
returning Tuesday very tired but well
pleased with their trip.
An. Oscar Trimble and children are
visiting ct the House ranch this week.
NJ. aud nrs. John Claflin celebrated
ct nancoa.
NJ. and NM. Will Lucas and child
drsu went up To summit reservoir on
Saturday returning Monday.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

The Board Of Director Of the Bum.
init Rssssvolr d Irrigation company
held their regular monthly meeting q
their once 10 the Dolores State hank
building. Monday. There wss much
busiusss Of imporsancs before the meet.
Ing, ssuong which was the Consldsss.
tion II the matter VI the financing ol
the psopossd intake for the system.
The Ussman American Trust company
of Dsnvss, srs considering the matter
of the ioau II tbs ne0sasssy funds
snoSntiag tos>O.oM. They hsd made
the dissss0ss . proposition which, u
sa,iuiassosy, would bs followed ~
their eomm,ttse u thrss. " invent.
gate. Aitss the matter had hssn fully
gone lstc and discusssd u was decided
that lhh eosnnsistss should come d
ones aNd The company wsrs wired 10
thst slDset. 'rhsy answering With :
tslessAn sAylng they would arrive shs
9th, aud Iook ovss The syatssn, end ths
board sssuuesd los thsm Ia b. met q
tbs dspse ed sssostsd W shs ssOSsds
by Q scmmlstss Al stockholdsss snd
lankssA. u = hslisvsd thai they wlli
b. iavssshly lnpsssssd and thst -
,nsisss = ~ 1sswtss asd slsnias =
pap-n 80 lsssisg = The ~ will b
tnksa - - sees aa1 tIsas We ena.
alsuollss - ~ rev lstses vsll b
ecmmsoood 81 p1sbs1 v ssoplsttea.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

A. ! sasiosai holiday July !, =
lndependeace Day b probably ucss
eenerally observed BY Ill The people
than any day ~ apart q . holiday;
and - Il dates the period q Anesi-
can Independence and she sssablish-
mens Of painciples on which has
been founded the grspdest asd
greatest republic the world hes ever
known, the patriotism Of every loyal
heart moves on him TO commeuo-
rate the day BY observing Il IN
some way. either collectively or
individually.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

The automobile owners Of Monte.
PIMA county should get together aud
alFive to nominate aud elect man on
~ board Of county commissioner lhls
| ~ that is In favor 81 putting the rusds
y 81 least passabls shape.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

n ~ national eovssnussnt can b.
A0to bavs . bobby its prsssnt hobby
b to destroy all unaanjlssy eondisiens
existing 10 our country. II vosld - :
good thing u town eovssnnsst would
adopt this Same bobby. We should
arooas oar health oaneen. Thsy, poor
men, have aesug9Ssd agslnss such odds
for 70 long thse they have almost given
mp the Sight. Abolish Rubbish pilss
and III other soch traps ~ dissass and
you will nnd that the sick liss In our
town Will dimintsh.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

reach the dissassd portioa q thS e.
Thew 10 only one way 70 cure deafness,
and that 70 BY constitutional sems1leo.
pesfnes: y CAUSED by an in4amsd conA1-
easa7 Isea VII ~ to- \. tnfA9sl
tsoo tssooyed 10 NJ n6sUaI eo0G9o1,
heAslng VAL b destroyed fprcver: Mr.
toeee out Of ten afe caused by Cataryh.
which u. nothing but an tnnnmed co0d1.
uon OF the mucous aurfacea.
We sin i've O. nusAssd nollsss io.e ay SO e
hsifs CsasssS Cass sesi fos cisraisr fs~s.
-. CHnMBY, %, TessaN a..
III - nsaaBAsts. fsc.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Mr.. and Nm. p. A. Pinkerton spent
the Fourth Visiting With their son,
ciaud, at ArrIoia. They report . good
time dsspI,s the rain aud cold. They
enjoyed themselves sltting about the
fireplace lin which . brisk IRE wss
burning) eating Ice cream.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

The vacant lot north u the depot
was plowed yesterday. THIS 10 the
preliminary work 10 converting this
plot of ground into park. II Will b
fenced, water hydrants put In and
sowed 10 grass. Trees will b. planted
aud walks laid. II n the plan 0i the
town council 70 make this bssuty
spot.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

All kinds Of hish.grads Job work as
The Star olIlcs. Letter hsads, note
hsads. envelopes, bill hsads, state.
msnts, blank forms, books. ste. Get
prices.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10
Noetco.

II you are not . Subscriber 70 The
Star but receive sample copy or two
do not Be- afraid Of receiving . bill Sor
same. This b ono Of our ways Of Cd
vertising. Take the paper aud read II
and II you like II subscribe for Il, II not
hand Il 70 your neighbor, may b be
will like it.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

The rains on the Fourth interfsrsd. 10
. certain extent with the programs to
b pulled on IN our nslghborius towns,
and, from the stories the boys tell on
each other. the dampness wasn't Ill on
the outside, either.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

NM. r. .. Brown Of nsseos. nias la.
belle Jonss Of Giobe, Arisona, and niss
l.sita Bel,near Of this plaos, aceomp.
anlsd w. w. Dunlap and lA@lly 70 he
hills the flryt Of the week.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

The glorious Fourth wss the qaistsst
day Dolores hes sxpsrisoosd for some
time. The stores and hanks were
clossd and our citissns divided them
sslvss bstwsea the cslsbratIons at Tell
uside, Rico and hancs aud the family
pscnics along The river. the fast b
that u ives % quits that thoss of ~
who stayed u home hsd 10 pinch our
selves occasionally N ascertain whether
o. pos vs were awake.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10
Mr.. sod xn. Floyd Br.dusld l.fs Do

Nj. sod Mrs. Floyd Brsdnsld left Do
lorea Friday 1t about hvs o'clock In
their car TO spend the Fourth with
friends 1t Dove, creek. On sccount ol
aud sud tire troubles they reached
their destination saturday afternoon,
after spending Friday night on the
road. They returned Tuesday By
wagon.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

4. ,. wMsis.ssa n S6s i6s Nosth
Fork country, Wednesday, where b
will visit for few days and then 20 10
Denver to attend the Elk's rsunion.
He expects 10 return 10 Dolores aftsF
the reunion.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

MI. Shriser, one Of the state account
ants, passed throagh Dolores the fist
Of the week On route TO Oortes to
check up the books II the county.
Later be will BE- Joined by Mr. Paddock
who will assist In the work.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Mrs. J. H. Alexander IT Durango
returned home the nrst Of the wesk
after spending the Fourth visiting
with her brothers, J. p. and w. w. Of
this place.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

II. D. Caldwell, sou u Henry Cad
we'll Of Pueblo, = In Dolores shh wssk
whiting With hi unelss, irwin end
Blily Bramisy. He accompanied
irwin 70 the summer camp q 0so0nd
Hog The 0st a tbs week vhsss b
Will ,spsud ssw days hunting and
6shing. NJ. and Nm. Henry CALDWELL
ass we'll hnosn In this ssslion and Il
vii intsssss their many friends "a
Know that shsls son y now considered
ous u The nsass soecsssesl ~ iususancs
wsitsss 10 ths stass ord, vhlls sos yet
paes = ysan q -. hss sslse,shsd &
rseosd vI(A w. nsssai l.t1s Issssssea
soMpasy a Nsv Yest, = eas u thsis
moss pspolalag ~ -.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

a. p. sanders came 10 from Okla.
ma Wednesday and visited With his
spcle. W. II. Burch. until train time
|1Ssnday.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

n you are In need Of . first class
painter or paper hanger call for A. l..
Feeck, OF Floyd Bndaeld's residence.
Prioss reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

=. 3. Miller has bssn In Costss this
- attending the regular monthly
j Dstiug Of the county commissioners
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Miss Belle Roberts Of Msncos, who
taught In the Dolores schools the pass
two tern,s was married the 18th II
June At Douglas, Arizona. 10 Walter
Hayes also Of Mancon,
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

While the rain July 9Th tnterssssd "a
|sene extent with the celebrations, u
tspshened up vegetation sud made the
o1smers and stockmen emile. :
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

William Hen, the thorcaxbbs~d
stock man, brought the resnnsss =
herd Of Hereford bulls 10 Dolosss In
drst Of the week and sold them 10 ous
stoctmen. He so,d fifteen bulls 10 ne
county.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Rev. Snyder viii hold services In the
aeeahodist church sunday morning n
u o'clock. sunday school 1t 10.
Every body cordially Invited.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Nrs. Ella Story, who has been visit.
b with her sister, Nm. J. r. Trimble.
the pact five mouths. left Wednes-
- for her home In Missouri. She
1l visit II Piacerviils and Colombo
sings on her return trip, reaching
We next fall.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

w. W. Dunlap aud family, Trivia
Brumley and family, and Chasiss
Johnson aud family are among thoss
who returned To their summer camps
after spending the Fourth In ManCua,
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

The cattle men claim that the fsed
onthe winter range IL practically made
|ond that there n going To be m sbund-
once which means > saving Of hay
0sney.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

When you arc ready 10 prove up on
your claim, send me your reosives's
receipt, the names Of four witnesses
aud will prepare your notice Tor proos
J. N. BRunLEy, Costes, Colo
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

The county commissioner have en-
|ulsyed Denver parties u compsnss-
- Of o. 800 10 chsck up the books 81
~ county onicess.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

p. =. q. Fox, cashier Of the J. J.
Iris 4 Co., hank, 10 In Cortss this
eek helping audit Treasurer Reid's
eks. Mr.. Fog says that Mr.. Reid
FPS nice SET Of books, far above the
Q1erage kept by publsc officials.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

I hereby announces myself - .
candidate for County Clerk and
Recorder on the Democratic ticket.
subject to the choice Of the people
at the county assembly and direct
primary. Very respectfully.
j. NJ. BkUMLKy.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

eassman Howell was sdjudgsd In
( - ~ . Jury In the county coart 20.
~ and viii b. rent to Pusblo.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10
Local NEWS N01k

Frank W. Puets viii miaels viii
the Ellie In Denver next wesk.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

sssvirss u ~ Dosssss Catholic
sAsssh shs third Sunday Of each
Usosh.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Grandma koycs and Nh MasJ
Royce lsft Monday fOS Dssvss - VII
rslativss.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Mis- vura Hastes rsturnsd Tuesday,
from Noel, IAN Miussel county, whsss
she has bsen teaching term q ssu-
uner school.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

Ms. X. w. Lockeit returned Sunday
from Telluride, where she celebrated
the Fourth and visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Pyle.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

II, d. and J. 9. Akin and Il. G. Rnh.
bins returned Monday FROM . flshing
trip up the river. They report to-
much rain for good fishing.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10
For sssalts advsssiss In Tss ssas.

George DitcAasld b up the river
for vacation trip.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

RIPoRf o. fuR CONDITION or
n Dolores oeAto Uaob, q Ds1ogoa, u thu
aass e ccssssdo, q " sloss Of bssissss
The Dolores star., 1914-07-10

cossss q Aa11Cssfa}., -.
s.A Z. n 4 Pod. Ccs6iss, 4 g sle,s as.sd
haak. Do soisnaly sWoaS ihat t. abovs slaSs-
nNt = tsss . tks 80 = on kssvlsdss ssd
yro. 7. lAasp, PrssiAsnG
Ae4sgs, 4 q 9Apso.
- Il NJ. n.asz esIlia-
Arizona republican., 1914-09-28
sEVENTA-DAY ADVENnsTs
 ANNUAL CAMP MEETING
Ten-day Services Win Begin Here
 October 8

The Seventh Day Adventists of Ari- zona will hold their annual camp meeting and conference in this city from October 8 to IS. Arrangements Already have been made for pitching the tent city. A dining tent will be in operation, serving food on the grouds, and besides this there will be delica- tessen, grocery store and book tent At the latter good assortment of Bibles, denomInational books. tracts and per- iodicals will be for sale.
 gJ. Ernest Bond, president of the con- ference, who succeeded G.. w. Reaser last spring, is in charge of the pitching of the camp, and arrangements for the meetings. Ex-President Reaser is ex- pected to attend the meeting. and prob ably will speak. The great European war will probably be one of the sub jecfs preached upon.
 Among other speakers who will at tend, will be: Elder E. E. Andross of Glendale, Cal, president of the Pacific union conference of Seventh Day Ad- ventists, covering the territory of Ari- IOHds SdiiiOtiiAd- A~CNdud otdH, Elder F. M Burg, of Los Angeles, pres ident of the Southern California con- ference: Prof. M. E. Cady of Oakland, educational superintendent of the Pa cific union conference; H. H. Hall, manager of the book department of the Pacific Press. Publishing associa- tion. the Adventist publishing house of the. coast, located at Mountain View, CaL,; c. c. Morlan of Los Angeles field agent for southern California: c. D. M. Williams. Glenn Stump. A. E. Earll, M. A. Hollister. c. F. Innis, I. P. Dillon, W. L. Sims, M. Serna. c. w Pennock, all of Phoenix and H. F. Courier of Stafford. Meetings will probably be held in Spanish as well as English
Arizona republican., 1914-09-28
BUILDING |S
 CERTAIN T0 BE
 SOON BOOMING
With the Approach of Cooler Weather It is Expected That Erection of Many Structures Will Begin in Phoenix

When Building Inspector H. J. Mann makes p1blic his report of building permits issued for. the months of Sep been general increase in operations, particularly with relation to the erec- tion of moderate priced residences in the various additions and new tracts. During the past few weeks there have been no extensive contracts for larger structures although several are so well along in the preliminary stages that bids may be asked within a short time for several of importance.
 Out in Oakland Place, Claude w. Cisney is busily engaged in the erec- tion of several handsome residences, as part of the contract he holds for the construction of a series of fourteen homes. representing in the aggregate a sum almost equalling $40,000. Work has started on half of this number and several of these are well along.
 In Bonnie View fourteen other resi- dences have either been completed rec ently or are so near completion that the owners will be moving in some time this week There is an appearance of uniformity in this addition, the houses being placed at given line from the sidewalk and each lot being fenced with the same kind of material
 Town & Slankard report activity in the clustering business and this means that much work begun sometime ago is nearing the stage of completeness. 1or soI, ently completed was the clustering of the new Monroe school building. Other buildings plastered by this concern are the Gang residence, the Utley resi- dence.. the O'NeilI building, the Color cite apartments, the girls dormitory and industrial art building at Tempe, the new dining hall at the state hos pital and the high school building at Yuma.
 Local architects report they are at work upon numerous plans for build ings ranging from the smaller resi- dences to the larger city business structures. The new Public Market company reports that matters are so shaping themselves that it will not be long before work will be commenced upon the proposed structure on North First street, description of which has already been printed in The Republi- can. In the meantime work will begin immediately upon the temporary mar ket structure upon Central avenue and First street just north of the site of the proposed permanent structure.
 Work is being rushed upon the new Craig building, Adams street and Sec end avenue, the Saiim Acke1 building presents an appearance of complete ness although the interior finish is yet to be completed and the new Korricl building, the future home of the New York Store is virtually completed and will probably be opened for business soon after October 1.
 Taken all in all and considering the unusual stringency in the nationa money market, the building conditions in Phoenix are excellent and are cer-
Arizona republican., 1914-09-28

Chapter l.. Title L. Civil Code R. s. A. 1913, it is ordered that said petit tion be and the same is hereby set for hearing at ten o'clock A. M.,
 Monday. July 9th, 1914, which sad day is not less than thirty nor more than sixty days from the date of fif- Hing said report. and Is hereby ap- pointed and designated, as the day for lacting upon the said petition, and the Clerk of this Board is hereby di rected to prepare the necessary no. ices stating the time when .he
 Board will act upon. said petition. The said notices shall require all persons having claims for damages jas a result of the proposed estab- Ilishment, change or abandonment of Isaid road to file with said Board of
Arizona republican., 1914-09-28
lTEmlED STATEMENT OF
 DAVIS RECOUNT CONTEST

Although the recount of votes cast tion of state senator ordered by the superior court through the contest brought by H. A.sDavis has resulted in 5S votes over and above those of the original canvass going to the credit of contestant, Mr.. Dayis has not been brought into the list of the nominated thereby.
 In all of the nine precincts included in the recount discrepancy in the orig inal official count has been found. The detailed differences combining to place the 5s votes additional to the credit of H. A. Davis, follow:
Arizona republican., 1914-09-28

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER .yISORS. sif MARIcOPA COUNTY,
 STATE OF ARIZONA. Phoenix.
 May 27. 1914.
 The Board resumed session at ten o'clock A.. M., Wednesday, May 27th. 1914, and there were present: w. A. Moeur, Chairman, Lin B. Orme, Mem bertrand James Miller, Jr, Clerk. Ab- sent and excused: Frank Luke, Mem Der. M
 BIDS ON MOTORCYCLE 3 The Board having heretofore adver- 'tised for sealed bids for the. purchase of d Motorcycle for the use of the Sher- ifs office, which said bids were to be received until 10 o'clock A. M. We'd neslay, May 27. 1914, and that hour having now arrived and the Clerk of this Hoard having reported that one bid; had been refeived, the Board pro- ceeded to open and consider the said bid which was as follows: The Motorcycle Company.
 For one seven horse power twin cylinder, two speed, 1914 Model Indian equipped with light and presto lighi tank, three inch tires, spedometer and full set of tools, price $3O7.50.
 It appearing to the Board, after full
Arizona republican., 1914-09-28

t Supervisors their written claim on or before the day set for hearing said petition. Said notice shall also require all persons desiring to oppose the same to file with the said Board a signed statement of their reasons for so opposing.
 And it is further ordered, and the Clerk of this Board is hereby direct ed to cause the said notices to be posted as required by law.
 On motion and by unanimous vote of Board adjourned until nine o'clock A. M., Monday, June 1st. 1914.
 w. A. Moeur. Chairman Board of Supervisors Mari copa County.
 James Miller, IT,,
Arizona republican., 1914-09-28


 April, 1914, and Board of Viewers having been appointed by the said Board of Supervisors to view out and locate said road and appraise and report all damages caused by said lo- cation or change in said road and the said Board of Viewers having filed it's report on the 26th day of May. 1914, locating said road as fol- lows:
 Beginning at the quarter corner between sections and II, township one north, range five east, and ex- tending thence east on section line one half mile, the said road to be 6s feet in width. B feet thereof on each lside of said Section line. NOW THEREFORE,, pursuant to ithe provisions of Paragraph 5057.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-28

Webb's loss. 4S. Davis net gain, 5s