THE PERSONNEL! OF THE IDAHO a recent speech in the House'. Mr. Pierce has entitled “ An Act relating to certain County MARRIED: At Buena Yista Bar, on tbe 8th inst., by Justice ASSEMBLY. acquired a reputation here of being a pointed Treasurers : ” Walker, Mr. J. H. Teeter to Miss Mahala Wil­ J M o » H i and logical debater, and is on his feet oftener Section 1. The County Treasurers of the coun L ewiston, Dec. 6th, 1864. ties of Nez Perce, Idaho, Boise and Shoshone liams. E ditor W orld : I have taken much trouble than any member of tbe Assembly. shall, on or before tte twentieth day of March SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1864- Hon. H. C. Riggs is also a native of Ken­ «ne thousand eight hundred and sixty four, pay to ascertain the age, nativity and occupation over to the Territorial Treasurer of the Territory DIED: The mountains—.they proclaim T of the several members of the Assembly, as tucky, but came to Oregon in an early day— of Idaho, all moneys keid by them as such county At Buena Yista, on the 9th inst., Louis, adopted The everlasting creed of Liberty! Treasurers for the use of the Territory underand son of Mr. and Mrs. Heury Cooper, aged 2 years That, creed is written on the unlrampled snow. it i3 composed this Winter, and also the is about 40 years of age—and has been, I Thunder’d by torrents which no power can hold, by virtue of any law of Washington Territory and 6 weeks. believe, Mayor of Corvallis, Oregon. He is a S ec. 2. The Territorial Treasurer is hereby re­ J-lave that of God when he sends forth his cold, length of time they have respectfully resided At Buena Yista Bar, on Friday morning, lGfh And breath d by winds that through the free heaven blow. man of fine appearance, and business quali­ quired to receive any and all moneys thus paid by upon this Coast. If yon think it will be of said County Treasurers, or any of*them, andre- inst., Mos. Minnie J. wife of Ira F. Powers, aged fications, and would make a useful member, sufficient interest to your readers, it is sub- ceipt for the same to said Treasurers, which re­ 26 years, 7 mouths aed 13 days. Thanksgiving.—Gov. Lyon, it appears, did if he was not troubled with “ Territorial j ceipt shall discharge them from all liabilities. notice tbe President’s Proclamation appoint­ jeet to your disposal. * Sec. 3. For a failure to comply with the provi- California, Maine and New York papers please Capital” and “ Boise City” on tfie brain sions of this Act, they, and their sureties, shall be copy. ing a day of Thanksgiving, but it was issued Hon. Alexander Blakely, of Idaho county, The only things he has asked for yet, for liable on their official bonds At the Dalles, Oregon, Nov. 21st, Joseph L. from the press, says tbe Lewiston Age, only Speaker of the House, is a native of Tennes­ Boise City, are the Territorial Capital, a In this Grand Jury report we see it stated Barlow, of congestive chills. Deceased was a the day previous to the time appointed by see—was born in .1829, and consequently is Branch Mint, an Assay Office, a Distributing that the Board of County Commissioners of brother of A. J. Barlow of this city. the President. It was observed there by now 35 years old. He is a printer by trade, Post Office, and a division of Boise county and Boise instructed the County Treasurer not to preaching, adjournment of the Legislature, and was formerly one of the proprietors, and account to the Territorial Treasurer for mon­ the location of the County Seat at that place eys collected in 1863. and, he never has. But ]>s~ew tlais ^Veek. destroying turkeys, &c. editor, I believe, of the Jacksonville Sentinel. Most of these measures would be beneficial bis official bonds are responsible uuder the He has resided in this Territory about two» to Idaho Territory, but the benefit of them general law, for thus misapplying the Terri­ Hon.'E. D. Holbrook has been declared by years. He is an active, energetic, young should, iu my opinion, b# distributed among tory’s funds. Section eighty-three of the HEADQUARTERS’ SANTA CLAUS î ! Gov. Lyon, in a proclamation dated Nov. 14, man, and makes a courteous and prompt Revenue Law reads thus : the several towns and localities in the Terri­ ■ A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP the duly elected Member of Congress from presiding officer. . If any Tax Collector or County Treasurer shall, tory. Idaho Territory for the term of two year«. either directly or indirectly, use, loan, employ or Hon. E. C. Latta, of the same county, was in any manner place out of his possession, other­ WIM& MWOY GOODS? Mr. Holbrook will take his seat on the 4th of Hon. John Duvall was born in Missouri wise than on special deposit, any funds belonging JUST RECEIVED AT born in Nashville, Tennessee, and is 33 years March, 1865, at the beginning of the 39th came to Oregon at an early day, and served to, or collected by, or paid to him for the use aud of age. His father moved to Arkansas while benefit of either the Territory or any county, he M . O O K S 9 session. one session in the Oregon Legislature. He is shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and of convic­ Mh Latta was still a young man. From that a bachelor, and 35 years of age. He is an tion thereof, shall be forthwith removed from VERYTHING suitable for Holiday Presents^ E Dolls of every description. Sword Canes] Mr, B lake, of the Humboldt Express, has State he emigrated to California in tbe year energetic member, and participates very freely office, and shall also be punished by a fine in any sum not exceeding five tnousand dollars, or im­ Ladies’ Oloalis and Hats, furnished us with a large package of papers 1850, where he resided until 1862, at which in debate. prisonment in the Territorial prison for any time all of tlie latest stylo and fashion. from all parts of the world, including picto­ time he went to Florence, his present resi­ not exceeding one year, or by both such fine and A fine lot of Gentlemen’s Such is the personnel of the Assembly. In imprisonment. Beaver BusinessCoats. rials, magazines, &c. They receive a large dence. Mr. Latta has no profession, but he another communication I will give you the Also, a lot of supply on the weekly arrival of the Express, is a man of considerable ability, of strict homography of the Council. e have used the case of Boise countv to Dancy W all Paper. illustrate the principles laid down at thebe- 48®”Go and see what they have ! 8w2 integrity, and in every sense a “ bed rock” A L ooker On. and keep them for sale at the office on Main this artiele. It matters not how \ street. * man. efficient the general principles of a revenue Hon. Hasbrook, of Owyhee county, is How Boise County Affairs are Managed. law may be, it is a failure if its details are not , ROBERTSON & C O ., N ot So.—The Oregonian of Dec. 6th, con­ a native of New York,—was born in 1833,— [From the Lewiston Age.] complied with. By such non-compliance, Watchmakers, Jewelers, Assayers, tains a statement that Judge Beatty of this and is the youngest member, with one excep. In our own Territory, this has not been public credit is impaired, and public finances are deranged. Opposite iVuite’s Exchange, place, had a difficulty at Rocky Bar lately done—the letter of the law has been almost lion, in the House. He is one of tbe most Our Legislature have now under consider­ Main Street, Id alio City. with Dr. Terry, and that Judge Beatty was totally disregarded in Boise county. The AVE FOR SALE a fine and well-selected vigilant and attentive Committee members in revenue enactment of the last Session is cer­ ation amendments to the Revenue Act. We would suggest that the most certain way of Stock of American and English Levers, ßhot and would die, &c. The whole thing is the House. He is very quiet in his seat, but tainly susceptible of improvement; but the H Anchor, Duplex, and Chronometer Watches, an entire fabrication. Judge B. never has his keen perception and prompt action, makes root of financial evil, just now, is in county securing efficiency, would be to secure obedi­ ence to its provisions. Diamonds, 3?*ins, Kings, Chains, had any difficulty with Dr. T.—and has not him continually alive to the interests of his management; and there is where the blow Kracelets, and. Ladies’Setts, must fall that would strike it down. Officials of the most approved styles ; Clocks, Silver aud been at Rocky Bar for some months, and is constituents. in the county mentioned, through their neg­ T he I daho W orld is the name of a new Silver-Plated Castors, Wine Caskets, Cups, Bas- - alive and well. Hon. E. C. Sterling, of the same county, is ligence, if nothing worse, have actually laid paper published at Idaho City, by I. H. Bow­ kets, t-poous and Forks, Fine Pocket Cutlery, man & Co., and edited by Henry C. Street—a a native of Pennsylvania, and is 35 years- of themselves liable to serious penalties. The Colt’s and Deringer’s Pistols, The I daho is the name given to a new war forty-seventh section of the revenue law reads gentleman well known to our readers, anc\ Meerschaum Pipes, Toys, Notions, &e., Ac. age—has never been married—came to Cali­ for several years the able and popular District steamer lately launched on Long’lsland. She as follows : Particular attention given to the repairing of fornia in 1850. He is a very quiet, unassum­ Attorney and County Superintendent of Pub­ Watches. SOLID GOLD JEWELRY MADE TO was built with a view of swiftness combined On delivering the certified copy of the as ess- lic Schools for this county. The name of the ing gentleman, but firm and prompt in his ORDER, of the latest Style. All Kinds of with strength, and is designed as a chaser of mefit roll to the Tax Collector, the Auditor shall editor is a sufficient voucher for its orthodoxy charge the Tax Collector with the full amount of Ores and M etals A ssayed, a n d blockade runners. She is to carry a heavy duties, and always in his seat during the in the political world. Mr. Street is a fine sessions. . ** the taxes levied, and shall forthwith transmit by return s made w® t h in fo u r h o u r s. battery of twelve guns of long range, and is mail, to the Territorial Auditor, a statement fof writer, a ripe scholar, a sound Democrat, and Owyhee has a very fair delegation. It is the amount so charged, and shall also, at the is deserving of success, which we hope will We guarantee our assays, and will pay any dif­ bark-rigged, and fitted with double acting ference which may arise between them and any Republican in politics, but they are not pro­ same time, transmit to the Territorial Auditor, ; be awarded him aud the World.—fColusa of the UNITED STATES MINTS. 8tf engines, driving two propellors twenty-four s ateraent of the number of poll tax receipts de Sun, fessional politicians, mining being their Hvered to the Tax Collector, aud the number of feet in diameter. She is expected to make 15 chosen occupations. the said receipt returned to him on settlement, The country in which the above was writ­ kuqts an hour. which said returned receipts he shall forward to NEW YEAR’S BALL Hon. W. H. Howard, of Alturas, is a native the Auditor, by such conveyance as the Territo ten is a bright oasis in the political desert of ON of Georgia, and is 33 years of age. He cross­ rial Auditor, either by general or special order, California. No Republican, not even a can­ T he S n o w .— Mr. Howard Bledsoe, W., F. may direct, and shall at thé same time, make out Monday Ev’g, January 2d, 1805. & Co.’s messenger, informed us that when he ed the Plains to California in 1850. He sub­ and transmit, by mail, a statement of all Territo­ didate for Constable, has ever been elected to sequently resided for some time in Southern rial and county licenses issued in the county since office in that county. W. H. Rhodes, of the GRAND, BALL, IN CELEBRATION OF crossed the Blue mountains last week, the his last settlement in regard thereto, giving the A the New Year, will be given on the 2d of • snow was about six feet deep, and still com­ Oregon. He has followed nearly all kinds of number and aggregate amount of eacu kiud of \ irginia Constitutionalist, happily described January, 1SG5,at ing down. In Grand Ronde it was about six business—like most of the old pioneers of license issued. it as, the “ Republic of Colusa.” “ A State inches. Powder River Valley, one foot. On the Coast-^-fronl sticking type in a printing The “ statements” to "be sent to tbe Ter­ bounded on the North by the African King­ MAGNOLIA HILL, IDAHO C1TVÎÏ office to driving a train of mules. He is un ritorial Auditor, as comprehended above, dom of Tehama, on the East by the Congo Every arrangement will be made for comfort and Burnt River, four inches. There was some enjoyment". married. He is an a-ctive, diligent, Repre HAVE-NEVER BEEN SENT AT ALL, by the Boise Principality of Sutter, on the South by the suow all along Snake River to the Payette. county official, and several thousand blank sentative, and from the number of bills and Ethiopian Province of Yolo, and on the West COMMITTEE OF”INVITATION: For twenty-five.miles along the Payette river poll-tax receipts forwarded there, through I d a h o C it y — L. H. Barber, A. O. Bowen, é . D. there was no snow. The alkali in the sand resolutions he has introduced in the House the proper channel, have never been account­ by the Gorilla Dukedom of Mendocino. The Vaejn, J, 11. Wickcrsham. Placekville—P, ed for ; AND NOTHING HAS BEEN HEARD FROM W. Lynch. Centerville-E. Hutchings. Pi- along the lafter stream, and the porous nature with special reference to his own county, it is men are all distinguished for their intelligence him, officially, and in due form, since those gneek—W. W. Chapman, Jr. B o ise Cit y —J. evident that he is posted in regard to the —the women for their beauty. The face of A gn ew . , - of the ground, prevented its accumulation. blanks were sent, save a receipt therefor. — ■ ✓ wants of his constituents. So this section has been entirely disregarded. the country is generally level, and tbejänds FLOOR MANAGERS : Oro Fino.—The Age says that little mining Hon. W ..A. Goulder, Representative from Section fifty-one reads thus : exceedingly rich. The climate, like the wit J. B. Oldham, S. Thompson, J.C . Henley, F. F is going on now at Oro Fino. “ The great part Marks. Shoshone county, is a native of Virginia, and The County -’Auditor shall, on the Tuesday next of the inhabitants, is exceedingly dry—the of the mining population are sitting around following the first Monday iu each month, re­ jgOrMusic by Easton’s Quadrille Baud.^®» is 43 years of age. In 1845 he came to Or­ port to tlie Territorial Auditor, the amount of atmosphere is so pure that the scent of the - [8td] their cabin fires, reading novels, &c., while egon, where lie resided until 1861. In that money in the county treasury belonging to the Ebo-African never pollutes it. Scot and the mercantile portion are pnffing their pipes Territory, stating specifically in said report the year he immigrated to this Territory, and charcoal are not admitted into the Republic, WANTED ! and cigars about their stoves with faces dark­ amount received from each source of revenue ; settled in Shoshone county, and has since fol­ prior to making \vhieh report he shall examine and thus none of the girl babies have black ly cerulean in hue?” Mr. Davidson, the ex­ the books of the County Treasurer, and «hall ad­ AT lowed the business of mining. He has no minister to the Treasurer an oath, declaring that streaks down their back-bones. The only pressman, thinks it will be a lively camp profession, and was never married. During said books are correct, and that all the mosey re­ currency of the country is gold and silver. J U L IU S G R E E N W A L D ’ S again in the Spring, ns there will be twice ceived by him for or on account of the Territory, Honor is not here an article of merchandise. TO BUY the sessions he is always in his place, and has been duly entered therein. - The Territorial the ground worked in 1865 that there was in BOXES OF TOBACCO CHOICE constantly on the alert in regard to the inter­ Auditor shall forward to tbe Auditor blank forms Each citizen boasts of his Constitution, and 100 Brands. 1,864—first, because Chinamen will take up for the accounts to be rendered and for the oath declares that his proudest inheritance is Lib­ ests of his constituents, and is often up in to be taken under this section,-and the Auditor HAVANA AND DO- * *batthe white men will refuse ; and, second­ debate. He was elected on the Republican shall from time to time furnish the Tax Collector erty. Huzzab for Colusa ! ” 100,000 raestic Cigars. ly, because the white man has an abundance with a sufficient number of licenses taking his re­ Whol ale at- very low figures, at Greenwald's ticket. ceipt therefor.' of good ground yet. Hon. Thomas M. Reed, of Nez Perce, is a H olbrook a n d t h e Mi n t .— A correspondent CIGAR STORE, The Territorial Auditor has complied with of the Statesman charges Mr. Holbrook with South Side Main Street, two doers above J Veils native of Kentucky, and is pged 39. He is Fargo fy Co.’s Express Office. Mdrder on the P ayette.— We learn that a bisfpartof these duties; but he has not re­ married, and a lawyer by profession. Mr. favoring the location of the proposed Mint. man by the name of Casey Stone was killed ceived from the County Auditor of Boise any JSSrAlso keeps constantly on hand, for my Re - Reed was Speaker of the House of Repre­ such reports as are contemplated above. And The following extjact from a private letter, tail Trade, the best of Cigars and Tobacco. * 8m3 - on the 7th of Dec., on the Payette river, by received by us from Lewiston, dated about sentatives of Washington Territory during this section has been utterly disregarded. Notice. Charles Haight, The . killing occurred at Section eighty-three reads: the-session of 1862. He is a leading man on the same time, will throw some light on the HE Subscribers to the Capital Stoclr of«THE Thompson’s ranch, about tea. miles this side his side of the House in all debates. The treasurers of the respective counties shall subject. He wrote : T NEW YORK AND IDAHO GOLD AND of tbe crossing. Stone was a son-in-law of at all times hold themselves in readiness to settle SILVER MINING COMPANY, are requested to Hon. George Zeigle, of the same county, is and pay all moneys in their hands whenever re­ “ Mr. Holbrook is now here working in meet at the Church, on Commercial street, below Thompson. Stone- had accused Haight, of a native of Baltimore, Maryland. He is 34 quired so to do bv an order signed by the Auditor favor of a Branch Mint at Boise city, or s o m e ­ Montgomery, on Thursday, Dec. 22d inst., at two stealing" some horses, and demanded their and Treasuer of the Territory; and -the Treasurer w h e r e c o n t ig u o u s . It seems there i3 a dispo­ o’clock f . m. This meeting will decide upon the years old, and not Jaarried. He is a-punctual and Audit«- are hereby authorized to ’draw such price at which the quartz offered to the Company value. Haight agreed to pay for them, and sition on the part of Governor, and his Re­ attendant and appears to be a very quiet, orders whenever they’deem it proper.. The Treas­ will be received, aud will make further arrange­ went to Thompson’s ranch in company with urers shall, on the second Mondays in March, publican friends, to take all the credit to ments for the complete organization of the Com­ clever gentleman. themselves, and not allow Holbrook to have Stone to make the payment. After weighing June, September, and December, *in each year, pany. C. B. WAITE. Hon. Jos. McIntosh, ot Boise county, is a settle in full with the Auditer, and pay over in even anything to do with it. I will perhaps Idaho City. December 16th, 1864. 8wl out the money, Haight drew a knife aud stab- cash to the Treasurer of the. Territory all funds say more of thÎ3 hereafter, as I am in pos­ native of Georgia, and has resided a number * bed Stone through the back, splitting open which shall have come into their hands as county session of some rich developments on the KOTIGE. ( of years in New York. He is 30 years of age, treasurers, for the use and benefit of the Territo- part of the Governor and a certain Doctor.” RITTEN PROPOSALS for taking out. and l his heart, and killing him instantly. He then ry, taking therefor a receipt from the Treasurer delivering at the mill of Combs & Co'., from and a bachelor. He immigrated to this Ter­ of the Terri iiity, which receipt tic shall forth with W . Jumped on a horse and started towards Ore­ The Last D ays.—A correspondent of tbe one hundred to one thousand tous of rock from ritory from, Pike’s Peak about two years^ago. file with the Auditor. the Juniata Quartz Lode, at the option Of.the own­ gon. Walla Walla Statesman, writiug from this He is always present in his seat, but seldom Such conjoint orders for moneys due have ers of the same; asto quantity, will be received at been frequently sent to the Treasurerof Boise city, ha3 the following as the result cf his the office of tbe undersigned, from tips date until Three S uspicious Characters, as they are participates in debate. county; and that county has never paid over Thursday evening, December 122*1. The Contract, experience and observation in this country : will he awarded to the lowest responsible bidder.: Hon. W. H. Parkinson of Boise, is a native but oncK jailed by the Chronicle, have been arrested moneys due the Territory The 8wi c. B. Wa it a. 3; Victoria, on suspicion cf being highway­ of Ohio, aud is about 48 years old—the old­ quarterly settlements.demanded, and urgent­ SiD^e the announcement ot tbe result of Idaho City, December 15th, 1,864. » ly" called for by the Territorial officials, have the election, “ order reigns in Warsaw,” men and robbers from Idaho Territory, Their est member of the House. He is one cf the not been accorded. And this section has once more, and most persons seera in­ s . s g a m e r , ~ active, working members.. He came to.Cali­ 77 jhmes are given as Lawrence Dooligan, Geo. been disregarded. clined to pursire'the even tenor of their way, Attorney and Counselor at Lav/. Vmh and Jaimes Murphy. Dooligan proved fornia in an early day, where his family now Section ninety-nine of the revenue law with accustbmed eye to business profits and reads : pursuits—each on tbe sharp lookout for tbe Office on East Side of Main Street, ,be the identical Jack Brockey, accused Of reside. He has evidently considerable law­ interests of No*. 1. This has particular force [Near the Terminus of the Tear Run Radical.] Ring a driver and robbing a stage between making ability, and has by his age, and W hen ever any Assessor. Collector, Auditor Treasurer, or other officer upon whom any duty as regards the outgoing appointees to county IDAHO CITY. ^oise city and Salt Lake. A Portland de- strictly upright and courteous course, won devolved under this author under any-other revenue offices, among -whom the game of “ grab” is ttf ective took him in charge. A Police officer the esteem of the whole House. act of this Territory, wilfully neglect or refuse to being played with ranch rigor and extortion- perform any; such duties, or shail perform them in até exaction. Some cL them begin to look NOTICE XO CREDITORS. estified that Dooligan stole â horse at Lilloo- Hon. John B. Pierce, of Boise county, is a a careless-or incompetent manner, lie shall be upon ,every dollar coming within their grasp, Estate ofGco. A.. TSTntall, D eceased. t in ’61 and escaped with it to Oregon. Doo- native of Kentucky, and is about 37 years deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be whether allowed by law, as fees, or not, as removed from office-in the manner prescribed by OTICE is hereby given by tbe Unflerrfgned, Adlniu- igau made a statement to the Court as to his of âgé. He was married in Missouri, their special prize, and fasten on to it as per­ , trator of the above-named estate, to tbe creditors ’■Jt law N and crossed the Plains to Oregon in 1850. In sonal and “ portable” property accordingly.. of, and all persons having claims against, said deceased, to thereabouts during the past few years, which And this seetjon, it seems, has been defied exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten vas to the effect that in 1860 be worked for the Spring of 1857 he settled in Siskiyou and treated with contempt*. months from this first publication of this notice, to tlie T a x - pa y er s will find an interesting article undersigned at the “ Oneoutn Saloon,” on Main street, Mr. Clarkson at roa^-making at Nçw West#- county, California, and continued to résidé We have before us a report öf the Grand Idaho city, Boise county, Idaho Territory. Jury of Boise county, of September 23d, 1864. in this issue, taken from the Lewiston Age. FB AN K DA VIS, Administrator. there until the Spring of 1862. lie was one Idaho City, December 16th, 1864. - e\*4 nmnister; afterwards worked on the Bounda­ In that , report we find it stated that the The Age is the official Republican paper of of the early pioneers of Boise Basin, arriving ry Line ; next went to Carriboo and worked County "Treasurer then h'eld in his hands, cf this Territory, and its statements derived from XLe Lfreat Consolidated Koise in Idaho Territory early in 1862. He has Territorial funds, $11,273,00 in gold dust, as a miner ; got broke and worked as a pack* the Office of the Territorial Auditor, cannot River Cf. ■& Co. or ; then worked at Albern^ go^ kicked by been engaged exclusively in mining (barring and $475 in Legal Tenders-^-NOT A cent of which, although it has bêéh called for, has be impugned as Democratic slander.. This NOTICE! ah ox on the knee, and caught the smalLpox ; a slight sprinkling of politics.) He is an in­ r n ilE Annual Meeting of Stockholders cf the afovo b e e n - FOR^ARDfiD T&TitÉ Capital:*"* *7 ~ - exposé Will cause some serious reflection dustrious,’ hard-working member, devotipg X Milling Company, will he holden at the o'fice of the » went to San Francisco and fia'd the rheumat- " But the Boise county officials, "not satisfied among those who have to pay the taxes. company, No..338 Montgomery street, San 'dAncbco, Cal­ most of bis time to jaws of a general chai;- with trampling under foot thé restrictions ifornia, on January lüth,18bô, at 7k o'clock, ç. m., for cts ; next'piloted a ship t,o Albcrni, ajqd lp3t the eketibh bf Trustées to serve* theV^usUiirg' y tor, aud • anchor, jfec.then went to Colorado and acter, and the good of his own county afid diréctions of the Revenue Law, have ac­ We have a number of communications on the transaction of such other busines shall comb b e ­ tually essayed to nullify a special enactment S0UTI1JSK, I T * 5# H v * . •« * h V " \ • ■. • • 7 V. « l file, which will oppear as soon as we can find fore the meeting. iJOS., wmked as a quartz miner. The prisoners «Specially'to"its“*8nffhdei',*yfhicli are in a very of tbe Territorial,;Legislature. Too following bw4 Secretary.. \ er-, r- nnnijc fjr one week. . ‘ b?.d way, if we ar* t:y nig remark.0 in v/e take from tte ,Statuses of last Winter room for ibera.