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TOffi HEADLIGHT.
lOUTHtfUTIM PUHHSHINQ CO.
BAJl'lIHOAY, I AHOU 1, IBM.
Jfiidge O'llrlen win yesterday
ooiifli mad as Oliief Jusllcoof Now
Mexl6o.
They hifl 5HW'T"iliyT continu
ous and heavy rain, nud n tornado,
In Control Illinois ft fsvr duys ago.
The flotiuieriPtoicgrnpli vrlrss
on both sliiee of tlio Mississippi
River were blown down on Tues
day. AnotlieT DemooniMo tnembor of
Gongross was ousted yesterday to
give tho Republicans n larger ma
jority. l.'J ..!. .1 ... I".!
The Durham Tobacco Factory,
togother witK-two others, wero
destroyed by lire en Saturday
night last.
iijjj -- i
English Byndicates nro now
lyiylng up tho whisky trusts,
Such a deal wun mado in Ohlcngo
on Thursday.
A Boston dispatch reports the
utenmor Dominion, from Unston to
Nova Scotia, foundered at sea,
and sixty lives lost.
isjll a J
Senator ilcngatt on Tuesday in
troduced n bill to provldo for n
great system of reservoirs for Ir
rigating the arid lauds In tho west.
tiL' L I1-.. .1.1
Delegate Josoph has Introduced
a bill to npproprlato $18,000 tor
the agricultural experiment sta
tion in tho territory of New
Moxloo.
Tho Bantu Fc has now tho Uncut
fast freight servlco norosB tho
continent, and promises to hold
that high distinction in American
railroading.
Gov. Holes, of Iowa, was In
nugurated on Thursday. An im
mciiBO conconreo of people was
troseut, aud great enthusiasm
manifested.
The snlaTof tho Union Stock
Yards of Chicago to an Un
dish Syndicate for the sum of
thirty million dollars, is aunouncod
ns practically closed.
Disastrous storms swept the
eeasts of Ulilniv and Japan about a
mouth oko, by ivliioli from throe
to four thousand fishermen, will:
their boats, wero driven out to
sea and lost.
Tho Wostern It rtfcAman, a
prominent Catholic newspaper in
Ht. Louis, unuounces tho suspon
slon of the Lenten fast for this
year, owing to the gonernl prova
lence of La Orlppe.
The senato committee has de
cided to bring in u bill to increase
tho monthly purohuso of sliver
from two to four millions
month. The Window 1)111 receives
very little nttontion in Congress.
Very Importnut gold discoveries
nro reported in Northern Mou
(nun that Is, they will be impor
tant if tho rumors do not turn out
to be another immigration boom.
This Is about tho time of tho year
for such.
The Snutn Fo maungamcnt is
working for Immigration to the
south west. An agent tins been
sold to Russia, another to Ger
many and another to France.
Spoclul efTo! tsuro mado to bring
fruit growers.
Thondmlssiou to probate of the
wlli of the late John Jnuob Astor
on Thursduy, makes his son Wil
Ham Waldorf Astor tho wealthiest
man in America, If not In tho
world, their consolidated for
tunes nmouuting to two hundred
million dollars.
Atorriblo hurricane nwopt over
n part of Northern Texas Tuesday
morning. Tho Mnsnnio Hull In
Galusvillo was torn to pieces, tho
court house was unroofed and
the Santa Fo railroad depot was
wredked. Twenty buildings woro
blown down. No ouo was killed
but sovernl Injured.
Latond I vices fr.u tho Cllerokeo
Nutlou nro tu tho effoet that
nfTalrfl in the Chorokoo Strip
am becoming quite complicated
nud that serious trouble Is likely
to occur between tho Indian pallco
nud boomers who are congrogu
tlug on tho border of the strip
ready nt any timo to swarm over
tho line In dolluuco of the Indian
nulliorltlos. Chief Mnycs ' has
ortjered Lieutenant KnIghtof tho
Indian polloe, 4o uso nil tho powors
at lis coiumaud to eject tho In
truders. Should a conflict oiihuo,
thero Is likely to bo hot work nud
btood will undoubtedly be shed.
THE ARlltOlT A D AM DISASTER
Tho Walnut Groredam across
the Uaasnyaiupa, about forty miles
south of Prencott, was broken by
an Immense Hood on Saturday Inst.
The dmn was somo four hundred
feat long ut the top, about one
hundred feet high, and Is said to
have cost $800,000. It is n com
plete wreck, This saddest of all,
however, is in tho loss life. It (s
ascertained that at least forty mou
were killed or drownod.
Tho company's camp threo miles
below tho lower dam contained
about l2aporsons two weeks ago,
and there woro probably that
many in It at tho time It broke.
Fears aru entertained for their
lives. A oourltr who arrived ut
I'hunilr, says ho was nwnkenod
about 2 o'clock on Saturday
morning by tho shrieks of tho
people, Tho wnvo was fifty feet
high when ho first nw it and was
stiatkllng In tho darkness with
millions of phosphoric rays, mid
with a terriflo roar It almost, in
stantly swept nwny tents and
buildings. Tho canyon, which
was full of cottonwood trees, was
swopt out clean. Tho lower dam,
a structure- 230 feet long nud 00
foot oboTO bd rock, with 30 feet
above tho surface, was also swept
away. In a narrow nbova tho
dam, tho waters backed up n hun
dred feet high, nud with n crash
and t our rushed through tho nar
row gorge like lightning, clean
lug out tho last vestige ef every
thing vislblo, leaving tho bnro,
hard rocks.
This is n most uufortunnto
casualty. Asldo from tho loss of
life and of tho money Invested, It
will have n tondeuoy to dlscour-
ago investments in Ilk enter
prises hereafter, and is nolunllke-
ly to soriously retard nud iutorfero
with tho development of the
country.
AHOTHEtt BAILIIOAD 11IT0 TlEW MEXI
CO.
A Richmond, Virginia, dispatch
of tho 20th Inst, says tho house
committee on railroads roported
that day a hill to inoorpornto the
Virglnlu, Missouri & Western
lioilrond company. Tho object Is
to construct nroud from Norfolk,
Virginia, 1o u Junction in Now
Mexico with the Atlantic & Fuel-
flo nud tho Atchison, Topekn &
Santa Fo roads. Tho dlstnuco is
1,010 miles. Tho capital for the
enterprise Is nearly nil Knglish
money, and thai 810,000,000 in
bonds of the now company have
already boon Bold In Kuglnud.
Survoyors bnvo commenced oper
ations in Tonuessse, and will go
into Virginia ns soon as tho char
ter sought thero Is granted, Tho
projeotud road Is to begin at Nor
folk and pnsB through tho counties
bordering on tho stuto of North
Carolina, thou proceod through
Tounesseo, Arkansas and tho In
dian Territory to New Mexico,
WOKLD'B FAIB LOCATED.
Tho locution of tho World's
Fair was finally settled in tho
House of Representatives on
Monday last. Tho final voto was
Chicago 157, Now York 107, St.
Louis 2C, nud Washington 18
Chicago having n majority ovor
ait. Now if they will make It a
World's Fair, indeed, and not n
political machine, tho country will
very cheerfully bear Its portion of
the oxpeiiBo. Thero am indica
tions, however, 1802 being n
Fresldontial year, that thero will
bo more politics than Fair nt tho
bottom of It. Rotter to postpone
it another year and arold the risk
of such flpootiti'lc.
Tho director of tho mint has
appointed Wullor 0. Hndley, of
Lako Valley, to gather statistics In
regard to tho production of metals
In this territory (during tho year
1880. It Is nu excellent appoint
ment. There nro few men in Now
Mexicu who uudcrstuud as well
or know ns much about tho mlii
Ing Interest of tho Territory, ns
Mr. Hudley, nud none hotter.
Tho Fornlta Land Grant clnlm
has been finally dUposed of, Com
tnissioner Groff of tho general
land afllco having decided against
tho clnlmuiits on every point and
ordered the caso to be stricken
from tho surveyor general's
docket. Tho clnlm was for nearly
ff,000,000 acres of luud covoriug
some of tho richest parts of Arl
zona.
Goo. Cuylor Preston, of Snntn
Fo,luto mtndldato for Chief Jus
tlce of Now Mexico, has licou
designated special United Stutes
attorney to take toetimony In tho
matter of the claims which citi
runs of Now Moxloo have against
tho government for supplies far
nlshod to the regular U.S. troops
ahd volunteers during tho' rebel
lion.
cosvHitW'jiEroEr.
Something tnoro than a year
ago Col. T. 11. Mills, of Las Vegas,
was appointed by Col. BwlUlor,
Chief of tho Bureau of Statlstlds
of tho Treasury Department, to
bo U. B, Treasury Expert for the
collation of stntlstlcH relating to
tho resources, trade and coin,
ntorco of tho Territory of Now
Mexico.
Col. Mills' report is published
in the last volume of tho otllolol
report of tho Rureau of Statistics,
for tho fiscal year 1888-0, latoly
published, and occupies seventy
six pages of flue print In that vol
ume. The report Is replete with very
interesting matter relating to Now
Moxleo lilstorlcal, statistical,
commercial, financial, nud geo
graphical nt once tho most com
plete nud instructive resumo of
tho general affairs, nud of tho
economic conditions of the Terri
tory, that has ever been published.
So wido in tho ran go eovorod by
this report, and bo voluminous its
statistical data, that It would bo
impossible to ineludo In a nows
pupor article a sufllclont synopsis
to dojustlco to the report, or to
convoy to tho mind of the render
nn ndequato Idea of Its contents,
but wo shall from time to timo
mnko oxtraets therefrom of those
portions of most general publlo
interest.
Tho portion of most Immediate
lutcrost to our renders of Grant
county, is that relating to her
towuB,mlnos,8took,otc., and Grant
county towns. Tho reports says:
UKMIMt.
l'uinlatloii, 1,000. In the patttrn port
oi untiu uoiiiny, m junruov or mi ai
clilion, 'lupukn nud bAwln ' Jtallnwwl
with the Bmithom l'aelllc, 'JO mile
north of the Mixlco line. nif 80 miles
cast of t!i Arlr.mm llnpj In the contcr of
n level ihmm (nitwit 70 mile north ami
lotith. nml 100 nillwt fiiitt nml wostlnf
good grazing land, nml nny crop can ho
raised mi It by Irrlgitllntr. Tho town In
waturwl by wi'lls from ISO to ftU fort (Icon.
Watur mipply liiuxhaitstahlo. tins Jul)-
liliijr l.onevs that ncll to nil point rast
wcki, onrtli, nml smith, within MO miles.
Supplies a very largo scopn of lotiiitry
ilurntod to Rtoek niUlntr. uml also tho
mint's of Cook's Peak, Trcn llonmums,
moms nuts, iiiieniiii, Apacne, tno fiort
hi, nml othurs. Mild, drv olltnittc.
One pulillc ach(M)l, oiio weekly ntnvspaper,
Tho Denting Headlight. Two uhuril.cn,
mo i.uiirrej;auoiiai nun jieinouisi. a
untlounl hank. Four hotels. An opont
nouse. .Masonic ioiiup, eininier Htm eoni
niiuidery, nud 1. O. U. f IihIjjc. Dcmlnj;
U th contor of tlm Inruont mineral nro-
dticltm portion of New Mexico. It hn
n good trade with Mexico, mid U n sup
lily di'i'ut for colonic In Bottom nud Chi
liunhun, and for the ullver rntuc of those
tnto.
Ml.Vlill l-ITV,
Populntlon, 11,228. County tent or
(Irnut County. At lerinlmwof silver City
lirnnnh of tho Atchison, Topekn nml Snu
tn l-'o liullroud. 8tnge tn Port llnynrd,
(. eiiirni i.iiy, nun Lorenzo, tutu unorgp
towni Alum, Cooiiuy. (11 lit. nud I.ordn-
hurgh. Im n well hulltcltyi wnter works)
lighted by
electricity. Altitude nlmut
0,111
00 feet. ('11 mute, m d. Trni o In
mining vuppllea with nit tho surrounding
mining camp, umo witn oiuiiwenterii
Kooorro lounty niiiiiHiiitiieuiiteru Aruoim,
anver uty iiim iiovernl inrge toiuicliiff
uorkM nnu trot tho gronter i.ortlnu of
tho output of tho Riirroiimlliig country
buniille tt lurae niKl well-itiM'ked urn.-
ing ruuniry. jTinuipui uxpurtH, goiu,
or, eon nor. nun lemt millions ores.
beef, hlilot. wool, nud neltn. IlUtrlot
court, lhreo fchoolit, thrno chiirclirs,
I lire i) nanus, ix mump mint, tlirce (iimi-
in, ip, ji. u .imuje, iiihi tii.i iii'i'mj
mppN, iiio j'.uterprito aim Boiunwcm
30IIIIIIOI.
eiKOIKICTIJWX.
Ponulnllon. nhout 1.000. In uorthcnit
cm urntit County, in the umlu musu of
tlm Jtocklen. 0 tnllPi oiut of the coiitluiiu
tnl divide, 23 mile northeiiHt of Hllvor
C!ty. u mlli'B cunt of tho Hlo M luhrei,
U n llourlithlnir inliiliiir town. Dnllv
ntnge to Hllvor city. Wmercd by spring
nud wolln, In hhick ulnte. Trnde chk-lly
from II o Mlmhren. Bnnollo. nud rnnuhcii
on tho L'nnor (llln.lu ruiiuh mid itilulnt!
upplleN. 1'lnoor mine yielding nhout
Koliool. Two cliurclieii. Two qimrti!
sow.imi nuuuuiiy. riuo en nine. (J no
mill. Uuo hotel nnrt novonil lioanllng
huuso. 'I'lientr. A. V. & A. M. Indue.
Milieu numeroiw.chloliy hlli-erudoorci
corhomito, chlorldo, nud horn ullver
nuununnt.
llt'lWIM s.
l'onuliitlon. US to' SO. In north oentrnl
Orntit County, uenr Hmlwin'H Mntlon, nn
tho Silver City, Doming nud l'nnlfle Itntl
itmil. Stiiao cnm.ootH with nil trains.
Vaterou by hot ami cold unring. Trade
from the Mlmbrci Vnlley Incorii, barley,
wlioNt. etc. DfitMiidt for IiikIiiom on
uprlugu mid nn ttock railing nml ngrlt-ul-
lure, itaiinn cumnte. une nunooi.
One hotel.
iioiiiwni'iia,
rnpulAtlou, lix). In wotern Clrnut
County, ut Junction of the Bnuthirn I'a
Hflr nnd IU Cllflou (ArU.) Untm-h. (.11
mute mild. DUtrlbutlng point for mill
ing nml run oh iuppIIm for noutliwmturii
Omnt County Htic MutliMMeru Arizona.
Sleln'a 1W Pymmhl. Vlrtlutn, mid
HiinKipenru nro mijnceui mining
Uiib ncliool. Two hutelt.
cam.
The Gnllup J! Ik nuuoiiueoB that
It has seoured the printing ma
torlal of tho dofunot kttct-lteghtcr
nud is now tho only newspaper
published In Gallup. Tho JM Is
n good, live uowspnpor nnd Is
published nt a good, live town.
Vlee-l'rosldent Morton's Shore
ham buffet vua lately tho scono ol
what would elsewhere bu called n
bnr-roniu fight. Tho SO-cont Mor
ton whiskey doesn't sacin tn illfTer
much In ltHoffeut from other tar
antula Julco.
AViiat Is uonsldered good tin
lliorlty fixes thodcaih rate of Now
Mexloo for tho present decade an
oue-clghtb of that of tho Now Kit
glnud olatcsj oue-flfili of thai of
Minnesota) uuo half of that of the
southern stales, por ratio of popu
lation. i,
"tr
JOBLK J. QXJlNlSr Sz
Clothing, Cry goods,
LAMES' and GENT'S
Call and Examine Our
Pine Street, Doming, New Mexico.
MR, JOSEPH'S SCHOOL BILt
Delecato Joacph has introduced
a 11111 in tho Ituuan of Representa
tives for tho support of common
schools in New Mexico. Tho fol
lowing is tho text of the 1)111:
For ilx yen iwxt from nnd uflor tho
t nJfniro of I tin net Here minil nc niiuiiNiiy
niiproprlnted, out of nny money In the
Trtnuury not otherwUo npproiirlatcd, the
turn of one hundred thoitemid dollnro to
aid In tho support of free common
ioIiooU lit tho Territory of New Mexico.
Hw. !? That before wld Territory
(hull be entitled to receive euld uppro
prlntlon It Dlinll have jmivldod by law for
the froe miucnllon of nil It children of
school nite, without dlMliictlou of color,
lor ut lonM inree mount in earn yenr,
from the fund provide! fr ichoolii
under tho lnw of mild Territory.
Hw. S, Thnt nu nnuiiiiit not oxccodin
(lv
to per centum of tho until npprnprluted
nv he iiihi hv nld Territory for tho
may
diicjitlou of tencheri In mirmnl lehools,
tencher' lintltuten, or olhcrwlo.
Bi; -1. Tlmt tho ntnoiuit so npproprln
ted shall be drnwu from the Treimury by
wnrrnttt of the Secretary of the Tronrntry,
upon the monthly entlmnleii nnd ro.iull
tloua of the Beeretiiry of tho Interior ns
the mine tuny be needed, nud shnll be
I uild ovor to Hiich olUcora in nlmll bo
ntithorl.cd liy Iho laws of the Territory
to recelvo me snmo.
Btx, n. That the Iiutructlon in tlio
common kiiooi wnerein mil money
elntlt bu expended khnll lucluda the nrt
of wrltlnp, reading, nud HpenkliiK tho
KiiRllili liutgtiiKe, nriiiimeiie,Beosnipii,v,
lilitnrv of t to I'llltcd StntCH. mill Klioll
other branches of useful knowlcdtfo ns
limy bo tniiRhl itmlcr local laws.
Hi i- a. That If It Khali nnnenr to tho
Rocrctnrv of the Interior tiint tho funds
received tinder this not for the preceding
car by salU 'rerruorj" imvo peeii nnu
ully iipnllrd to the purpones contempln
ted by this net, nml that tho conditions
thereof hnve been observed, then tho
Rrcretnry of tho Interior shall dlHtrlbuto
tho next year's appropriation ns herein
before provided. Tim Secretary of tho
liitnrlor xlinll have Dower to hear ttlld ox-
amine nny comnhiluts of mlinpiroprla
tlou or unjust illscrlinlintUm In tho uso
of tho funds herein provided, mid tdinll
report to Congrats tno rcmnm tuoruoi.
ASINQUL&n QUESTION.
An eastern oorrespondout
wrltos tho Tombstone Prospector
iuiiulriug "whethor ornot ronpout
able ladies voted nt a school elec
tion held In Tombstone!"
Whsronpon the Prospector
queries, in nuswen
"WHY NOT?"
'Cerlrtlnlv: married women nro ollcl-
bio to voto at school elections lu Arizona
and have dona so for years punt, Thoy
nro alto usually .appointed us judges anil
Itispevtors of Such elections receiving
therefor tho usual salary ."
Surely, why untl Women have
vastly more at stake than men
have, in the proper education nud
rearing of their children, nud
should hnvo nt least nu cquul
volcu In all publlo as well ns pri
vnto regulation to thnt end. Cor
talnly, wherever that right has
boon given, thoy have oxorclscd
It with quite ns much intelligence
untl judgment us nnvo men
A quoer consignment of freight
was received in England n short
time ago. It consisted ontlrcly of
cuts 180,000 cuts, from Contra
Egypt, nnd supposed to be about
four thousand years old. Hvcry
eat was carefully swathed lu
bunduyos nud thoroughly muniiul
iled. Vtiet doposltes of theso
mummies woro discovered lu
ypt somo time ngo, stored away
in cat-aoombs, us It wero, nut
somo sharp Kgyptnln Yankeooon
celvod tho Idea that they would
tuuko good fertllljors and find a
market in Europe for that pur
pose. The first consignment wne
orrtir tons to Jingium!, and round
. , . . .1 . ! ....
rcauy flitio ni lour iiniiuro u ton
i.j.i.u. , r
The destruction of tho Walnut
Orovo dntu. with Its deplor
able loss of llff, of vastly
moro oousrquenuo than the $800,'
OOOlnvcutod, will bo likely to turn
tho uttcuilon of irrigation inter
cuts moro nud moro to the now
good nud constantly improving
uiethods of drawing water from
the earth by stoma pumps, for
purposes of Irrigation.
Tho ,,hrecell-clou,, stntoHiiisn. Oil. AV.
U llynsriwii, who has been sojouriilug
In wnihliiBtoii City for some timo twst,
thinks he mutt have his old MrtuPt,
juipy mm j.iowenrn, umro soon, ir new
i wiuro soon, u now
statn Uurllitf this
loxico damnum a stale uurllitt
soMloa of oa(freH.-lltaton ltiune.
-Dealers kx
Ol'.DKllS HIT MAIL Oil KXIUIES8
The Las Orueco Republican I
not pleased with DUtrlot Attor
ney Fisltc, It lutlnialoB that Mr.
Fisko is not ns big ns Tom Catron.
Which, being iutcrpruted, menus
that Fisko is not a boss, nor a
bull-dosor, nud that that oflioe will
not bo used under his administra
tion to harass and intlinlilato
Democrats Into voting tho Jtepub
lean ticket to keep his party In
powor.
A ltctnibTlcau niembor of tho Homo
Committee on nnimiiulntlons nrmlotl
ngnliut the World's Fair appropriation
on thtt iirouml thnt the surplus Is already
I Utiosed of. Thnt U about the fact of
the case) except that some bills which
will bo pmwed nro not yet passed! Noth
lug cqunl to tho lteniihllcun"dlstloslllon"
of the surnlus has liccii seen sluco the
(tUappcnnince of the Juno snow. Ht.
iiuis ltopuiiiic.
V. It, llyiiersou makes n political ap
ical for a crowd of New Mexico Honuli
Icnus to come on to Wnshliiutoii to help
convince Congress that New Mexico Is
Kopitiiiicmi, no tins territory etui no nu
inlttod ns n rtate. This Is n elenr "ulvo
way" ns to the matlve of tho llepuhllcaii
CouKreos lu ndmlttliitr territories, nnd Is
anything but vredltalilo to Coii:rcH,
n u I tno joke or it is tno proposed ni
tempt to prove that New
.iioxica is
ltd-
iihllcau -with n Democratic delegate lu
onuress for n third term, by nu over
whelming majority. -8autn Fo Bun.
1ST. A. BOUGH.
-DEAI.Klt IN-
i
BOOTS S SHOES
I Carry
A Full Jjine
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS,
And My StocV ut
GENTS' FURHISHIH6 GOODS
Is tlio Most Complete
IN QRANT COUNTY,
Having Hoeu tJdeuteil
Especially (Or thts Market,
Fine Shirts &
Underwear
Of Every kind and lu all Hues.
CALL AND TEST PJtlOEH.
Next Danr to lit. 3nUonwl llniiU. Mtf
Notlcs for rabllcstlon.
wilUr IMS Altai IIOIIM ot 111 h)i.ltfll Ml lll(!k
niii iirotu in
lot rWflw jiii.jmi' WlUsUwBf.isW
lisniF. McOasi, K$'Ur
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Boots, shoes, Hats.
FURNISHING COODS,
REOUlVJi rBOMPT ATrESTIOM,
Silver City,
TIMER
Single Rooms,
Booms En Suite
T&bla Supplied with all tlio Dolicies of IN Season.
Under the
new msnseemnnt llils popular Hotel will fes
STItlOTIiY FlItST-OLASS STYLI3,
JOHN A. MOSES.
HARRY DOBSON, . -
PIONEER
Bakery and C
FRESH BREAD, ROLLS, PIES, CAKESffc.
CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS,
Cigars and Tobacco.
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F.8TBMSI1ED 1883,
Quiet Club Rooms , ttachedi,
H, C. MOORE, Proprietor.
DEMING,'
C H. DANE &CO
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WIND MILL
DEMING, NEW MEXICO.
JOHN CORBETT,
Manufacturer of Soda Waters and
Denlor In
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CO
Stock,
New Mexico,
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PropriciQr.
Manager,
onfectionery.
ED. PENNINGTON, Proprietor.
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St. - - DEMING, N. M.
NEW MJDXICOv
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NEW MEjCIQO,
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