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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-08-23
THE HORRID BRUTE

Lie ike cafeteria
There's no walters here to serve,
Some get by on what they know,
The rest of us on our nerve.
A FRIEND OF NINE
is Albert Dipp
Doesn't lie bout his fishn trip.
SAD, BUT TRUE
If money talks
Then there's the rub,
I'm one it always
Seems to snub.
Detroit Free Press.
If money talks,
Said Amos Neff,
| guess that | am
Kind of deaf.
Macon Telegraph.
If money talks,
Said Billy Stout,
Then it must be
While | am out.
90
A GUY l LIKE is
Walter Dimmie,
l never heard him say gimme
| like to watch the little lambs
AS they frisk and play
| like to listen to their baas,
And wonder what they say,
| sit and laugh in gay delight
AT their funny jumps and hops,
But most like them just because
They'll soon be lambkin chops.
Lucys had her locklets shorn:
That's the truth as sure's your born
'Snone of my "biz" but I'll say
1t was done 'tother day.
This wisdom came
From life's big school;
1t never pays
To play the fool.
Canton News.
Oh, say not so
Until You try it;
Some folks make
Their living by it.
Macon Telegraph.
The question is,
Dear Johndee Spencer
Need one be fool
To be a Joke Dispenser?
A GIRL WE LIKE IS
Ruth Lamar
She doesn't want to drive the car.
The sweetest girl in all the world
Is miss named Mabel Poke
She'll say Lets don't go to the show
If she thinks that you are broke.
90
1t would seem that the far-famed reg
ular girl that was thought to be ex-
tinct few seasons ago has returned.
Personally, the only difference we can
see is IL inches more cloth in the
dress, and we don't have to carry Tur-
kish Atrocities any more-they smoke
our favorite brand instead
The World owes us a living,
That's true, I'm here to say,
But it takes a good collector
To make the Old World Pay.
90
WOMAN TRAPS SAVANNAH
LIQUOR RING-Headline in Allan
ia Georgian. How do those bootleg
gers expect to keep anything, much
less a ring, away from a woman.
They can get all kinds of rings, -
phone rings, your class rings, diamond
ring, engagement ring, wedding ring,
teething ring, SO why not liquor
rings. Echo answers-Why?
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-08-23

Blue has calming effect on peo-
ple-violet is extremely depressing.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-08-23

Never ask girl what she's thinking
about. There are enough lies in the
world already.
Smoke Turkish Atrocities and keep
the fire department guessing.
Coal took sudden drop yesterday.
A six ton truck loaded with it went
thru a bridge.
NOW. | WONDER WHAT SHE
MEANT
go to Father, she said, when he
asked her to wed.
For she knew that he knew that her
Father was dead.
And she knew that he knew of the life
he had led.
And she knew that he knew what she
meant when she said,
''Go to Father"
SHE'S RIGHT AT THAT
"Why didn't you stop? held out
my hand said the pretty young miss,
whose fender had been smashed
Sorry, I didn't see Your handr re-
piled the offending man.
Him! l suppose I should have held
out my foot"
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

stock are mostly in fair to good con
dition. Landing is becoming more
general and the increase is satisfac.
tory. Ranges and stock are only in
fair condition in the extreme south
and winter grain is improving. Cat
tie and sheep are doing well in east
central counties and blowing Is In
progress. Roads are IN fair eondi-
ton, though muddy in some places.
Sheep are being turned on the range
in northern counties and some ranch
ers have discontinued the feeding Of
cattle for the season. Livestock are
in good condition. All kinds of live
stock are doing well in western
counties and ranching operations are
going steadily forward. The soil is
drying rapidly and roads are i'm.
proving.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
MAIL COMES
THROUGH BY STAGE

Leaving Garrison Friday morning
at II o'clock the mail automobile,
manned by Dan Davis and Tom Mas
tros, drove into Ely that night at
1890, which is the quickest trip
made in many a day. On the way
they had both tire and wheel trouble,
which delayed them, else they would
have been here a lot sooner.
They arrived in a borrowed car
belonging to the Tilfords Of Osceola,
having had trouble with theirs at the
Goodie ranch, on the east side OF
Spring valley.
The road Is open all the way for
the first time since January 81.
Hereafter the mail will run on seized
ule and missed trips will be made up.
Hyrum Davis. the contractor, is
busy on the Milford end. The road
there is mostly dry, in places dusty,
and averages up fine TO what it has
been for a long period. 1t is fairly
good all the way to Salt Lake by
way of Beaver and the Arrowhead
trail. according to the reports Of the
mail carriers, except FOR mud in va
rious places. The mud nowhere Is
impossible.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
CROPS AND WEATHER
WEEK OF MARCH %

Observer II. F.. Alps of the Reno
weather bureau of the department of
agriculture has issued the following
weather and crop report for the week
ending March rs:
The weather for the last week
was pleasant with normal wind
movement and somewhat greater
than normal sunshine. The temper
allure averaged slightly less than
normal, the first half being colder
than the seasonal average and the
last half being slightly warmer.
There was no precipitation except
light showers in the east portion of
Lincoln county.
The weather was favorable for
cattle, sheep, lambing, blowing, seed.
ing and all outside activities. Plow-
ing and other spring work made
rapid advancement. Grass developed
well and ranges afforded plenty of
feed for sheep. which were mostly
on the range. Some herds of cattle
have been turned on the range and
many are still being fed hay. Live.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

ground four or five days with I'm,
.n'ie browse, when orders camo
rom hignef up to get GU. of there
ana move to better pasture. The
BASQUE could not go the fo,l,ving
morning because 1t was his wash
nay lie had to scrub the camp and
iauhaer the linen. When he was IN
,ne midst of it the great February
niizzard came and if the boss had
had MS way and had not oeon SION.
peu by this methodical Baguue The
nerd would have been caught ba1f
way to It's destination and eycry last
sheep would have persisted So Axel
now takes his hat off 10 the Dosouo
every time he sees him.
Everywhere the snow In The mid.
ole OF the valleys seeing to have
deeper and is hanging on long.
er thar On the benches and most at.
tainable places in the mountains
This may have a peculiar effect by
giving less floodwater in p~roportion
nan would occur ordinarily with a
IKE fall OF snow and the depth SIT.
uation reversed.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
Sellstrom's Truck
Stuck IN North Flat

Frank Sellstrom s four wheel drive
truck got stuck in the mud last Sun
day opposite Hercules gap, nine miles
north of Ely, in undertaking to cross
the flat in breaking the Cherry
Creek road between Ely and Water
canyon, and had to be left there over
night. Mr.. Sellstrom was accompa-
MED by William A. Watson and they
put in the Sabbath trying to get out
of the hole that they drove into
themselves. 1t was right in the mid.
die OF the road, which was miry be-
yond description.
They walked back to town that
night and next morning Mr.. Sell
strom went back. and brought the
truck home.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
Lubiri and Anderson Drive 10 Town

Miguel Zubiri and Hans L. ...nder.
son drove in in the formers car
from their homes at the east side of
S~chellbourne pass Monday. They re.
ported the roads clearing up grad.
ually and while the trip was made
with some difficulty and delay it was
a vast Improvement in that respect
over what it had been. Mr.. Ander.
son left here in the first of the Jan
uary storm, an although he had not
been 10 town in the meantime he has
been fighting snow In various ways,
helping people over the summit and
looking after livestock until he is as
brown as a Shoshone Indian. Mrs.
Anderson accompanied her husband
10 Ely.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
Big Suit Decided by Las Vegas jury

Peter Buol, Melville Gillette and
Senator Ralph II. Cameron Of Ari-
IONA have lost a suit at Las Vegas,
the judgment against them amount
ing to s~52,060.5S as principal, with
added interest and costs, including
attorneys fees amounting to $1,000,
bringing the judgment up to $4,000.
the plaintiffs being Charles Stindt
and Ed P. Donohue of Phoebe. The
suit was brought to o or a
promissory note and the trial was by
jury. Charles Lee Horsey and Har-
ley A. Harmon were the attorneys
winning this handsome fee.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
Mrs. J.. G. Cannon Dies In California

Mrs. l.. G. Cannon, widow OF tho
late general manager of the Nevada
Northern railway. died this week at
Venice, Cal. The news came as a
telegram to Frank Roper, auditor
OF the railway and a close friend OF
the Cannon family. Mrs. Cannon
was greatly beloved in this COM
munity and had many endearing
traits OF character.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
INSURANCE. ANNUAL STATEMENT

iFoT P|uhl1eations1
Ia GUIANA COMfANlA NA'loNAi
DE SEhGUROS
Of Havana Cuba.
Capital (paid up In easnl. NJ
Assets s.tfss .st.s#s y Ai"- LIZ =
Liabillties. exclusive Of
capital and net SURPLUS bNh,Se5slA
INCOME.
Premiums .s=s .t.sss..tN teltJ'ste'
other sources -...ss.t.. 1-.Nfk-9'
Total Income, 192s siS1522a
EXPENDITURES
Paid policy holders a.....S AiAsiaas
.ptytdands ... ~ Nil
amer rNpeadftures $500. 2S9.22t.a2
Total expenditures. 1925 733,1AiI1
BUSINESS 1929.
Risks written .+.......S lo 1919 "
thereon ...... os5.@alsas
Losses incurred a'0-f-tsbN
NEVADA BUSINESS.
Number OF risks written.
Amount Of risks written. ien9.oV
Premiums received .s.+.. i9h9.ls
Losses paid s-.,...a.sts $3.50
Losses Incurred ...s.s+-. seo.tH
Number of policies In force December
Ell. 1922: amount of said polieies-
Reinsurance only.
.rEsTER F~OTHERGfLL g. 0AliFl Nc.
United states Managers.
4 l. HAfF. Attorney in Fact.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
Reno Paper Publishes View of Pit

Reno Paper Publishes View of Pit
A fine picture of the Ruth pit ap.
pears on the front cover of the cur.
rent issue of the Nevada Newsletter.
a Reno political and society period
zeal published by Boyd Moore. The
view was taken from the west side
of the pit and besides the big hole
it shows n large number of cars
laden with copper ore and the noun
tains in the background.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

This Il. to certify that we have esa9insd tn hoTgehng s ia1smHT mt 6 St thx
estimate Of White Pine Count AM Dsulci SpecasS LOT 80 anu hN3F
+ NJ CLARK Chairman
ROBERT A BAIRD. 2
tsmi6 r D. OIDI1ElD Clerk of Board
Tat,dM March 18th, 1925.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

''o"eo anu y" III tuoii%e U iaw III warrant ir II ioho"
=
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r. ~ Men IGN ma salary recorder an auditor '....... ,...... 20
i 6 u Ni2ssisS9 salary slsgn ,ar.:,. 80. ......ss.""....: e
r n C aq R%S p salary salary Justice SsMissv 4 I5 me Pea &c, 49,. ..... i
John Berry. salary tailor ,D'"' i"'' -. =. ...... 70
p Sas, E MeGsan 1se SALARY s'i deputy f,er SHERIFF shfrin -: -. ..."." e
& dsi 2 A1 5sls% : :sIsTy S $sP%y t$Fss@ssaFsi i
4TRS9 ons l fIsis;y d sasfy pse opat oaesr - - Is
s { ffssss:ss$. salary 5%''Ss assessor RI 1. $500: !:
i MMSS s@Ssfgy Acknowledgment siHs aa iva Warehouse -. -......::. i
sSs:s.;' h %s1ls aa':.: :e s1ss, sles sRsFss el sss'l ........:::.::..: !;
NAaHrissl! Is1o so sasnS PspaRsr t district attorney 1a ......:. ...::::: /:
Enam, sT TSctsr clerk sassso aa:la. :. ".""."..s.. l;
s MS z H%s T TsSSSSnna m% %s@ r ; Rs@son -
Ms y. ! Ef{ s$SIn, % %%sf. Pension sea.sq. East Ely ........ ..::.::..:...
n ms W MaW M e Mok o mSt1e i, p pfasn am ,eyisf:r Ter. vital ssiaatttics. Il
Mrs. Charles Carson so1"S and%snn @a n. aa leg 'es'S' 'er. VI" sue "aes... !:
Mary .M Matss "! aSSaaSee.. 80. :.":
G Mas Re- Conn., p sap sncaa allowance. -" -. -. ..... . :.""
Mrs Mr.. Sarah @nee. o qPSPf% als0%seee :. -: -. 80" .
ISnn rssSs5sna f fdad w S tax. .""." :, -. -. -"
g. .a n nerS Jesssn ro sSS TS %Srk ..-.. -
G@rsnee Mens9n, road work .....-........ 80. ....... .....". =
Ely fsn bah ksn fims s@op pfnHns W. -. ..". -.
COUNTY hosphaE maihtcnance =. -. -. .............. s.
Ely : neSs y l,p s5ns %s'a lei, -. -. ...... "s........
A. Arf fa fm@ a y ono hens ss and dshins licenses !
f!'ts aR P%s s' sHza aiass s as %l@ @ ':::......
Nevada NoiihSfa RahSsy company kilograms .a p" .....@..: :
James ne P "a ra ss9a WORT s' AL :"..-... -, 49,"
{Sa5s l LOWS T%as6i@lsi 100. ......." !.
Sts%ss' isaE ESSS S si% rent tS ss%;%.i supplies ~. - :;
IL e Nicholson ehoss sh mrrnlnrS nii hes PAIR -. -, -. q
Il Hy e lA gens ss ro sxsra c Gspstn light courthouse
GS amptG Tn eo TS1sReGGs t SS@Psny,, Supplies supple -: -. -"
wison-Bat.s Company, burial J eoverly ~. ...........t....
Stsgtee Drug conPsnyh supplies hatchery -. -. .t..%...:
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
Unclaimed Letters in Ely Postofic.

The following letters remain un-
called for in the postotice at Ely for
the week ending March 80:
Miss Cleo Baker 2, Pete Ellroy,
Mrs. L. r. Jones, Marcelino Osuna.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

Sunday Shoot OF Rod and Gun Club
AT the Sunday shoot OF the White
Pine Rod and Gun Club the following
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
COUNTY BILLS ALLOWED

To John D McKernan, Recorder and Auditor. White Pine County. Ne
vada:
The following bills were allowed by the Board of County Commits
sioners and you are authorized to draw your warrants for the following
amounts, viz:
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
N9nIIoE ANNUAL STATEMENT.


dor Publication -,
,rpttA GENERAL lNSullAN'h ~
~" LTD.
OF Calcutta. India. rn
c,ntt,l OpaId up I'm CASH.. ,eo- ,o.No6
y Iahtitfcs exclusive cf o,r,
capital and net snrnius
iN..s i.5ef.4ss.s4
other sources ..,...''''
rotat income. 1922. Gol'olf.et
iV'" EXPENDITURES. .ocetaee
Paid policy hoi"''' Nil
DIVIDENDS .....s ' 5GS.ats.ON
i''"' BUSINESS 1922 -e.,eo IA
pte.s written .......''s@' aSS,1ssF-
preninms thereon t..'.' 'eSeoccI ~
Losses NEVADA BUSINESS
N,,,hey 81 risks written. -e-, an
Nunnnnrt OF risks written.s i'"ss59s11
Premiums received '.'''' "eta5i
nssaa Maid .,..sssts'' tot 20
rosses Incurred .s...+': ohar
Iso,nper of policies IN force benrIaeeI
U 1ose. amount Of said poiieies-
reinsurance only rAprYrNc
rrsTFR FOTHERGILl n hAhluH''
fhsiNN limited states
y 7. HAFF. Attorney IN f"'''
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01
NEVADA TAX COMMISSION
rnEst nIRED EORM FOR COUNTY ntDGLfs. Ie23.


Estimated receipts and expenditures Of Whit Pine County fr the ear "a.
II December 81. 1928 as provided by section . napte ~ s"'u' VI
1917
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

LEAVE watch and iewelry repair
ing At our new location in McGill,
Sam Bernstein's Clothes Shop.
LINDSKOG THE JEWELER.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF the Boston a Ely Consolidated Min
ing Company for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1872. Location of property.
near Ely. In the Robinson Mining Dis
trict. County Of White Pine. state o.
Nevada.
DEBIT.
December 81. 1897. to cash On
hand ...-..-- ...... ..... 15.o0a.32
70 assessments collected dur
nj 1922 ..s...+ss#. t..+.tt None
To amounts received from
other sources ...... -. Is 2N'.0t
s9l1Sl.3S
CREDITS.
Mine expenses In year 1929 Sl.3l5b5
General expenses in year 1922 1910,
Paid dividends in year 1922. None
Balance on hand December 81.
le33 r..+sss. .s-..-s... o"'nfii'
sgI1s1.3S
: /. SHERMAN. Secretary
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

The White Pine News. So per year.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

he News delivered by carrier.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

scores were made:
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

ELY. Nevada. March z, 1929.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

I hereby certify that the foregoing bills we're allowed by the Board
of County Commissioners on the 9Th and Goth days of February, 1928.
F. d. oLDFIELD, Clerk.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-12

Ringside, Yankee Stadium, May l2.
Close to $4,000. persons, 1t was esti-
mated, were in the Yankee stadium
at p m., when first preliminaries
to the all-star heavyweight charity
show, a around bout between Harry
Drake of England and Joe McCann,
Newark, N. J. was called.
Except for few scattering patches,
the bleacher section holding about 20
were filled while the grandstand was
being rapidly occupied. Thousands of
late comers milled around the gates,
giving promise of a record crowd.
Drake received the judges decision.
''Tiny" Herman of Omaha beat Al
Reich of New York to the canvass in
the sixth and last round of their
bout. Herman battered Reich with
a left to the chm and then showcred
with rights to his jaw. Reich at
tempted to arise at the county of
nine but was too weak and was
counted out. He had cut Herman S
left eye with straight left in the
fourth round and Herman was COW
cred with blood.
Jack Rcnaut of Quebec, Canadian
heavyweight champion, and Fred Full
ton, the Rochester plasterer, met in
the first of the three principal bouts.
Rcnault weighed 100 1-2 and Fulton,
2141-2
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-12
BURKE PAID
$500 A WEEK
Former North Dakota Governor
Testifies in New York

New York, May 12.-John Burke,
three times governor of North Da-
kota, and former treasurer Of the
United States, received $500 week
for his connection with the firm of
Kardos and Burke, but he had little
to do with it's affairs, he testified in
the firms bankruptcy proceedings.
He said he had believed that the
firm was an accredited and solvent
one when he agreed to become a part
ner in the business with Louis Mont
gomery Kardos, Jr, but it was
brought out that he had contributed
no money or property to the business.
"Was it not apparent to you that
the only think Kardos wanted was
your name and the prestige attached
to it?" he was asked.
81 did not think so at the time but
l realize it now" Burke responded.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-12
BISMARCK IS
VICTOR FOR
CONVENTION
Spirited Campaign by Dele
gates Results in Success
at Jamestown

Bismarck was awarded the 1924
convention of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's clubs of North
Dakota, at Jamestown today, accord
ing to word received here this af-
ternoon. Mlnot was the chief con-
tender.
The Bismarck delegates made a
spirited showing, and were backed by
the Association of Commerce. Speci-
ally printed copies of the Tribune,
bearing the city's invitation in fam
ing red, were distributed among the
delegates, and much other work done
by the publicity committee composed
of Mrs. Evelyn Harris, Miss Madge
Runey and Mrs. G.. ID. Mann.
The convention will bring large
number of business women from vari-
Gus parts of North Dakota here next
year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-12
WILL SUBMIT
PACKING PLANT
PLAN TO BOARD
Representatives Say All Papers
Will Be Laid Before The
Blue Sky Body
APPEAR BEFORE BODY
Explain Plan to Reopen Equity
Packing Plant to Blue Sky
Commission

All papers involved in the propos
ed reorganization of the Equity CO.
operative Packing Company of Far
go through creation of a new com
pany and grant of stock to stock
holders of former company, will be
|, laid before the state Blue Sky Com.
! mission, it was said by R. j. Muir
ply, secretary of the commission
following appearance of II. A. Emer
son of New York, heading the new
company; c. w. Reichert Equity re
ceiver and A. w. Cupler, Fargo at
torney.
The plans of the new company
were laid before the Blue Sky com.
mission late yesterday, no request
being made by the representatives OF
by the commission
Attorney-General George Shafer
of the commission, said that two
questions were considered: first
whether reorganization plan would
come under the Blue Sky law apd
if so. what showing should be made.
What action the commi ssion may
take, if any, will depend upon the
showing made before it subsequent
ly, he said. Informally the packing
company men were told, he said,
that if the company were not to en-
gage in stock selling plan in North
Dakota it would not come under the
law, or if it were confined to sell
CT ~ Z
outside the state and exchanging
stock in the new company to stock
holders of the Equity for their stock
it would not come under the law,
but if stock were offered for sale in
the state it would.
Mr.. Cupler. asked concerning re-
ports of hitch in the plan to re-
open the packing plant at Fargo
said for Mr.. Emerson:
"Unless the deal ca1 he coDnlet
ed in harmonious manner, so that
all stockholders are satisfied, Mr..
Emerson is willing to take his ex-
pensc money and go home. lie is
making an effort " open the p ant
and expects to n.aH.. 4 legitimate
profit but he isn't disposed to 60
through with it unless he is assu,-
ed all stockholders are satisfied. If
lnyone else in North Dakota can
suggest plan for reopening the
plant, he ought to comc forward with
it or remain silent"
Mr.. Cupler said no stock selling
campaign would be made in North
Dakota, but present stockholders
would be given privilege Of taking
more stock than they obtain IN the
exchange arrangement.
Under the proposal for financing
$1,000,O00 percent preferred stock
which Mr.. Emerson says he has ar
ranged to sell in the east, $2,5OO. 900
Of Class A comr,on from which
stackht lders Of Toe Equity Ccopcla-
tive Packing company would get
$750,000 of stock, and Sl,500,0O0
Glass B common to participate in
profits only after preferred and
Glass A stock dividends have been
paid, to be distributed among the
stockholders of the Equity.
A debt of $15O,0O0 on the present
plant, Mr.. Cupler said, woulI De paid
from the stock sold in tae new
company.