May 29, 1931 (6 pages)

TF Si Gy a es a : Ba Cn Bie tn eee ects feat ee us (Bpwaterea, and underground develop«pf Sonora, which is owned by Charles . tunless unexpected snowstorms occur, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1931 ‘cx THE NEVADA CITY_N NUGGET, CALIFORNIA__ BACIGALUPI MINE where iere i is. not a clear ZL vhws on . NOW UNWATERED “blind” curves; and in school zones. It is made unlawful to drive so slowSONORA, Calif., May 28— The: Wacigalupi mine 10 miles northly as to impede traffic. In the event of damage suits it is provided that speed in excess of the limit shall not be considered as neg“west of Sonora, being operated, uneler lease and bond, by Harold Hollsamby, former Nevada “mining man, %in association with Frank Hinckley, ligence in itself. Proof that speed . consitituted negligence must be eof Alhambra, California, has been degiven. Crowding Front Seat — It is made unlawful for such a member of persons to occupy the front seat of a tment work is again in progress. The! car that the driver’s view is obstruct135-foot incline shaft will immed-}. ed or his control of the vehicle is Wately be sunk an additional 200feet, ; affected. Sxcording to Mr. Hollamby, who is: Use Of Sirens — Emergency vedirecting operations. He states that hicles, such as police patrols, fire ‘the shaft to its present depth ex-} apparatus, and ambulances, are pro‘poses four feet of ore averaging hibited from using a siren except 320 a ton in gold and that in a 15-. when actually responding to an emer-+ oot winze below the west drift on . gency eall. Officers are prohibited tthe 80-foot level the removal of the: from using a siren or exceeding the ~water revailed two and a half Jae speed limit while acting as an estof ore assaying $57 a ton in gold. cort for a procession of vehicles. In advancing a drift started, from . Passing on Right On the right ta 200-foot incline shaft on the Sara. half of paved city streets with space ‘toga .mine, at Shaw’s Flat three for two or more lines of traffic in tmiles west of Sonora, John W. Law-. each direction passing ‘another car ‘son, operating under a lease and on the right as well as the left will Sond from the owner, Charles Jones,. be permitted. “of Sonora, has exposed a fourSeok Meeting On Grade — When two sstreak of ore assaying $300 a ton gel cars meey on a grade where the road egold. Much of the ore being extracted! is too narrow for passing the driver iis liberally impregnated with free of the descending car is required to szold visible to the naked eye. i back up to a point where it is possi, Lee R. Cordary of Los Angles. ble for the care to pass. ‘and associates have taken over from; Safe Sondition Officers are “William Oaks and Jesse A. Sells, of . authorized to stop cars believed to 1 . “Sonora, a lease and bond on the Dic-: be unsafe mechanical conditions and ‘key ‘Boy mine, two miles southwest, to make an arrest or give notice requiring the defects to be corrected. Minimum Age — The minimum aga for issuance of an operator’s from fourteen years to sixteen, but a license may be issued to minors between fourteen and sixteen upon special application by parents or ‘ cuardian stating the reasons therefor. Pedestrian Rights . Vehicles SCENIC TIOGA PASS ROAD T0 OPEN SOON . oust yield the right of way to ped‘Opening of the historic Tioga Pass . marked crosscut and are prohibited woad a month earlier than usual, . from overtaking or passing a vehicle wrobably about June 1, is in prospect: {that has stopped at such a crosscut. Notice Of Sale —— The seller as well as the buyers of a vehicle is required to notify the Division of “Segerston, Sonora banker. The banYer. The new operators are installfing electrical power and mining, tequipment for extensive develop-, ment work. saccording to a report received by whe Touring Bureau of the California State Automobile Association from. Motor Vehicles of any sale or transJ. W. Emmert, assistant superin-; fer. wenden, of Yosemite National Park.; Coasting — It is declared un"The road crosses the high Sierra at. lawful to coast a car with the gears tan elevation of 9,941 feet. A road; in neutral. : erew is clearing suowdrifts ,removing Placing License. Plates —The Zallen trees, and repairing ditches.,™Minimum distance above the "The work has already progressed . ground for license plates is decreasWeyond Yosemite Creek. The new . ed twenty-four inches to sixteen. $50,000 rotary snow plow purchased! Roadside Lights — Any light withwy the National Park Service is to. in view of a highway which is: of we used for clearing the road in the} Such brillance color that it impars higher elevations. the vision of a.driver on the highThe Tioga road was built by chin-. %#Y May be removed by state or locese labor in 1882 at the height of al authorities without notice. the Modie and Lundy mining exciteStraying Livestock — Permitting ment. It cost $62,000. In 1884 the livestock to stray unattended is made ‘Tioga mine, in which $300,000 had, U2lawful on any, bighway where the Ween unprofitably invested, was cios-. * road is seperated from adjoining ed and the road was abandoned. In: property by a fence or other barrier. 2851 a group of public-spirited citi. “Taking” A Car — Driving a vewens headed by the late Stephen ‘1. io away without the owner's con‘Mather, first director of the park sent is made a felony. wervice, purchased the road and doae mated it to:the public. During recent WHAT ABOUT years a grea, deal of imprdvenient ae SILVER? work has been done by the park service and the road will be in excellent After a sleep of. 30 years, not thus «ondition this summer, it is epected. . {4r 48 @ partisan issue but as a matAn impressive scénic trip is oftet of economic concern, gives. signs fered by the Tioga road, which pro-. °f waking up. The recent Intermat‘videh a connection between Yosemite ional Chamber of Commerce at of 206-miles. Tioga Pass, the sum-. Washington discussed it at some wmnit of the road, is a summer eastern . ength and adopted a resolution askentrance to the park. Among the}ing that the subject be studied with tattractive features along the road, * view to restoring the value of silare the pasa itself, Tenaya lake,. Ver to something approching the nor“Tuolumne Meadows, Lee Vining Cai} mal, and Senator Broch a day or syyon and Mono word two later in a: talk over the radio poinaed out that extent to which the NEW LAWS FOR universal demonetization of silyer had been responding for the world'y ALIF MOTORIST: ‘wide depression in ‘business. What itmeans, the Senator said it that ithe purchasing power of two-thirds Increases in el limits and other the population of the globe has in important and interesting changes effec; been cut in half. It begins to an the California Vehicle Act are look as if silver might divide the provided in Senate Bill No. 648, admore with wheat a& & topic of dewpted at the recent session of the bate in the halls of Congress at its ‘Legislature, according to the Legal next Session.— ‘Department of the California State) — ‘Automobile Association. The measure JOHN W. DARKE Yaas gone to Governor James Rolph,’ Alera : — Jr., for his signature and none of -109J P the changes will become effective hones 109M until Rugust 14, ninety days from! . ‘the time the Legislature adjourned. Upholstering "The bill was introduced by Senator Arthur H. Breed, who fathered the orginal vehicle act in this state. A Summary of some of the principal changes is presented by George B. Sanford, general attorney of the ©alifornia State Automobile Assoctatition, ak follows: Speed Limits — In open territory the limit is raised from forty miles to forty-five; in residential sections trom twenty miles to twenty-five; in usiness districts from’ fifteen milés #to twenty. These speeds are lawtul eynly when conditions permit them to foe made with safety. Limits of fifgeen miles an hour remain unchanged. re See oe pee a “grade crosings “or intersections Nevada City ‘MILLING AT PORCUPINE . UNITED GOLD MINES The description of milling at 4 small gold mine adpacent to the Hollinger and McIntyre properties! at Timmins, Ontario, by Ronald, A. ' recently issued: by the United States. Commerce is of particular interest as an instance where, with a small initial outlay for plant and equip-; ment, development of a mine _. been carried on almost entirely on proceeds from a 25-ton pilot mill. About 75 per cent of the gold in, the ore is free milling and farily coarse. The crude ore is fed to a crusher which breaks the ore to about 65 per cent of it passes through 200mesh. The ball-mill discharge is thinned with water and distributed two 4 hy 8-ft. copper amalgamation plates’ with 4 feet of blankets of their lower ends. Forty per cent of the total gold recovery is made on the plates. The discharge from the plates goes to a’ duplex classifier which: is in closed circuit with the plates and the ball-mill. The rake product from the classifier°is returned to the ball mill, and the overflow runs ‘to an impact amalgamator attached to a concentrating table. The amalgamator catches fine gold which has formation Circular 6433. “Amalgamation Practice at Porcupine ‘United Gold Mines, Ltd., Timmins, about 1-inch size. Next it is reduced . Ont.,” to about one half inch rollh and isj tained free from the Uuited States then ground in a ball-mill until, escaped the plates, blankets and traps. The table; concentrates average $40 per ton and after dewatering are cyanided by an affiliated jee The table tailings go to l the waste dump. The concentrates caught on the blankets and in the traps are ground in. an amalgamation barrel. The amalgam is restored in the plant ‘and sponge gold is melted and cast into ingots at the refineryof of the‘ affiliated company. The average grade bullion is gold 770 fine, and silver 120 to 140 fine. The total ! operating cost per ton of ore treteed is $1.85. Further details are given in Incopies of which may be obBureau-of-_Mines, Department of Commerce, washington, D. C. a 0 DRAIN RADIATOR ONCE EACH MONTH Radiators should be drained and refilled with clean water at least once a month, according to the Free ! Emergency Road Service of the California State Automobile Association. The assumulation of rusty water, which cools slowly then clean water, definitely affects the efficfency of the cooling system. 0 LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5c each. HOG He finds the market for need them. We Have Wonderful Values This Week at Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family SHOE STORE what he grows — by using his telephone A truck gardener 8 miles east of Stockton knows that his vegetables are worth mote when they. are delivered fresh to the markets that So he calls all possible markets every morning by Telephone. This prevents unproductive trips, wasted hauling, and spoilage. This farmer makes more profit from a small farm than many farmers can make on a much larger farm that does not have a telephone. . Tre Paciric. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH ComMPANY AN’S — sand GILMORE GAS GREASING BATTERY SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES & TUBES HYDRAULIC LIFT TOW CAR t PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION 3, CARL T. LARSEN, WASHING PHONE 46 . The BEST Gray Hair Remedy is Home Made niet sins one ounce bayrum,a box of Barbo Compound and one-fourth ounce foo oF glycerine. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix it at home at very little cost. Apply to the _— Bots pth ag rage e desi ol tained. It will gradually darken qcteahdd, telat O eras hale anit mse 4600 and glossy. Barbo will not color the scalp, fe not sticky or greasy and does not rub off. MODERN GLASSES DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 Bata: According to favorable conditions on the Stock Market, not to mention the King of Sweeden and Prince of Wales, the VIKING LUNCH will reduce Dollar Chicken Dinners to Fifty Cents. VIKING RESTAURANT their . ; MRS. ANDERSEN BROAD ST. NEVADA CITY, CAL PAGS NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson _ ‘facaed to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases Modern Equipment Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE» E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and values of tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance come panies. Automobile insurance, _ JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Auburn, Calif, Examinations —_ Reports Management : 30 Years’ wae shige in Western Mining Fields :_Bedford-McNeil Meals cost less when foods are not wasted Economies from food saving through adequate refrigeration help pay the cost of a new, modern Electric Refrigerator. Small down payment, easy terms, bring both savings and convenience immediately. One of the delights of an Electric Refrigerator is the fresh state in which it keeps left-overs and the great variety of new dishes it makes possible. The left-over part of a Sunday seb may appear on Tuesday as a dainty and delicious chicken salad in aspic. See the Electric Refrigerators demonstrated wherever they are sold. PaciFIC Gas AND Euecrnic C COMPANY ; ‘efit are? P.G22) Owned Oper&ted Sanaa by Cabfarniaus: 4s

TF Si Gy a es a : Ba Cn Bie tn eee ects feat ee us (Bpwaterea, and underground develop«pf Sonora, which is owned by Charles . tunless unexpected snowstorms occur, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1931 ‘cx THE NEVADA CITY_N NUGGET, CALIFORNIA__ BACIGALUPI MINE where iere i is. not a clear ZL vhws on . NOW UNWATERED “blind” curves; and in school zones. It is made unlawful to drive so slowSONORA, Calif., May 28— The: Wacigalupi mine 10 miles northly as to impede traffic. In the event of damage suits it is provided that speed in excess of the limit shall not be considered as neg“west of Sonora, being operated, uneler lease and bond, by Harold Hollsamby, former Nevada “mining man, %in association with Frank Hinckley, ligence in itself. Proof that speed . consitituted negligence must be eof Alhambra, California, has been degiven. Crowding Front Seat — It is made unlawful for such a member of persons to occupy the front seat of a tment work is again in progress. The! car that the driver’s view is obstruct135-foot incline shaft will immed-}. ed or his control of the vehicle is Wately be sunk an additional 200feet, ; affected. Sxcording to Mr. Hollamby, who is: Use Of Sirens — Emergency vedirecting operations. He states that hicles, such as police patrols, fire ‘the shaft to its present depth ex-} apparatus, and ambulances, are pro‘poses four feet of ore averaging hibited from using a siren except 320 a ton in gold and that in a 15-. when actually responding to an emer-+ oot winze below the west drift on . gency eall. Officers are prohibited tthe 80-foot level the removal of the: from using a siren or exceeding the ~water revailed two and a half Jae speed limit while acting as an estof ore assaying $57 a ton in gold. cort for a procession of vehicles. In advancing a drift started, from . Passing on Right On the right ta 200-foot incline shaft on the Sara. half of paved city streets with space ‘toga .mine, at Shaw’s Flat three for two or more lines of traffic in tmiles west of Sonora, John W. Law-. each direction passing ‘another car ‘son, operating under a lease and on the right as well as the left will Sond from the owner, Charles Jones,. be permitted. “of Sonora, has exposed a fourSeok Meeting On Grade — When two sstreak of ore assaying $300 a ton gel cars meey on a grade where the road egold. Much of the ore being extracted! is too narrow for passing the driver iis liberally impregnated with free of the descending car is required to szold visible to the naked eye. i back up to a point where it is possi, Lee R. Cordary of Los Angles. ble for the care to pass. ‘and associates have taken over from; Safe Sondition Officers are “William Oaks and Jesse A. Sells, of . authorized to stop cars believed to 1 . “Sonora, a lease and bond on the Dic-: be unsafe mechanical conditions and ‘key ‘Boy mine, two miles southwest, to make an arrest or give notice requiring the defects to be corrected. Minimum Age — The minimum aga for issuance of an operator’s from fourteen years to sixteen, but a license may be issued to minors between fourteen and sixteen upon special application by parents or ‘ cuardian stating the reasons therefor. Pedestrian Rights . Vehicles SCENIC TIOGA PASS ROAD T0 OPEN SOON . oust yield the right of way to ped‘Opening of the historic Tioga Pass . marked crosscut and are prohibited woad a month earlier than usual, . from overtaking or passing a vehicle wrobably about June 1, is in prospect: {that has stopped at such a crosscut. Notice Of Sale —— The seller as well as the buyers of a vehicle is required to notify the Division of “Segerston, Sonora banker. The banYer. The new operators are installfing electrical power and mining, tequipment for extensive develop-, ment work. saccording to a report received by whe Touring Bureau of the California State Automobile Association from. Motor Vehicles of any sale or transJ. W. Emmert, assistant superin-; fer. wenden, of Yosemite National Park.; Coasting — It is declared un"The road crosses the high Sierra at. lawful to coast a car with the gears tan elevation of 9,941 feet. A road; in neutral. : erew is clearing suowdrifts ,removing Placing License. Plates —The Zallen trees, and repairing ditches.,™Minimum distance above the "The work has already progressed . ground for license plates is decreasWeyond Yosemite Creek. The new . ed twenty-four inches to sixteen. $50,000 rotary snow plow purchased! Roadside Lights — Any light withwy the National Park Service is to. in view of a highway which is: of we used for clearing the road in the} Such brillance color that it impars higher elevations. the vision of a.driver on the highThe Tioga road was built by chin-. %#Y May be removed by state or locese labor in 1882 at the height of al authorities without notice. the Modie and Lundy mining exciteStraying Livestock — Permitting ment. It cost $62,000. In 1884 the livestock to stray unattended is made ‘Tioga mine, in which $300,000 had, U2lawful on any, bighway where the Ween unprofitably invested, was cios-. * road is seperated from adjoining ed and the road was abandoned. In: property by a fence or other barrier. 2851 a group of public-spirited citi. “Taking” A Car — Driving a vewens headed by the late Stephen ‘1. io away without the owner's con‘Mather, first director of the park sent is made a felony. wervice, purchased the road and doae mated it to:the public. During recent WHAT ABOUT years a grea, deal of imprdvenient ae SILVER? work has been done by the park service and the road will be in excellent After a sleep of. 30 years, not thus «ondition this summer, it is epected. . {4r 48 @ partisan issue but as a matAn impressive scénic trip is oftet of economic concern, gives. signs fered by the Tioga road, which pro-. °f waking up. The recent Intermat‘videh a connection between Yosemite ional Chamber of Commerce at of 206-miles. Tioga Pass, the sum-. Washington discussed it at some wmnit of the road, is a summer eastern . ength and adopted a resolution askentrance to the park. Among the}ing that the subject be studied with tattractive features along the road, * view to restoring the value of silare the pasa itself, Tenaya lake,. Ver to something approching the nor“Tuolumne Meadows, Lee Vining Cai} mal, and Senator Broch a day or syyon and Mono word two later in a: talk over the radio poinaed out that extent to which the NEW LAWS FOR universal demonetization of silyer had been responding for the world'y ALIF MOTORIST: ‘wide depression in ‘business. What itmeans, the Senator said it that ithe purchasing power of two-thirds Increases in el limits and other the population of the globe has in important and interesting changes effec; been cut in half. It begins to an the California Vehicle Act are look as if silver might divide the provided in Senate Bill No. 648, admore with wheat a& & topic of dewpted at the recent session of the bate in the halls of Congress at its ‘Legislature, according to the Legal next Session.— ‘Department of the California State) — ‘Automobile Association. The measure JOHN W. DARKE Yaas gone to Governor James Rolph,’ Alera : — Jr., for his signature and none of -109J P the changes will become effective hones 109M until Rugust 14, ninety days from! . ‘the time the Legislature adjourned. Upholstering "The bill was introduced by Senator Arthur H. Breed, who fathered the orginal vehicle act in this state. A Summary of some of the principal changes is presented by George B. Sanford, general attorney of the ©alifornia State Automobile Assoctatition, ak follows: Speed Limits — In open territory the limit is raised from forty miles to forty-five; in residential sections trom twenty miles to twenty-five; in usiness districts from’ fifteen milés #to twenty. These speeds are lawtul eynly when conditions permit them to foe made with safety. Limits of fifgeen miles an hour remain unchanged. re See oe pee a “grade crosings “or intersections Nevada City ‘MILLING AT PORCUPINE . UNITED GOLD MINES The description of milling at 4 small gold mine adpacent to the Hollinger and McIntyre properties! at Timmins, Ontario, by Ronald, A. ' recently issued: by the United States. Commerce is of particular interest as an instance where, with a small initial outlay for plant and equip-; ment, development of a mine _. been carried on almost entirely on proceeds from a 25-ton pilot mill. About 75 per cent of the gold in, the ore is free milling and farily coarse. The crude ore is fed to a crusher which breaks the ore to about 65 per cent of it passes through 200mesh. The ball-mill discharge is thinned with water and distributed two 4 hy 8-ft. copper amalgamation plates’ with 4 feet of blankets of

their lower ends. Forty per cent of the total gold recovery is made on the plates. The discharge from the plates goes to a’ duplex classifier which: is in closed circuit with the plates and the ball-mill. The rake product from the classifier°is returned to the ball mill, and the overflow runs ‘to an impact amalgamator attached to a concentrating table. The amalgamator catches fine gold which has formation Circular 6433. “Amalgamation Practice at Porcupine ‘United Gold Mines, Ltd., Timmins, about 1-inch size. Next it is reduced . Ont.,” to about one half inch rollh and isj tained free from the Uuited States then ground in a ball-mill until, escaped the plates, blankets and traps. The table; concentrates average $40 per ton and after dewatering are cyanided by an affiliated jee The table tailings go to l the waste dump. The concentrates caught on the blankets and in the traps are ground in. an amalgamation barrel. The amalgam is restored in the plant ‘and sponge gold is melted and cast into ingots at the refineryof of the‘ affiliated company. The average grade bullion is gold 770 fine, and silver 120 to 140 fine. The total ! operating cost per ton of ore treteed is $1.85. Further details are given in Incopies of which may be obBureau-of-_Mines, Department of Commerce, washington, D. C. a 0 DRAIN RADIATOR ONCE EACH MONTH Radiators should be drained and refilled with clean water at least once a month, according to the Free ! Emergency Road Service of the California State Automobile Association. The assumulation of rusty water, which cools slowly then clean water, definitely affects the efficfency of the cooling system. 0 LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5c each. HOG He finds the market for need them. We Have Wonderful Values This Week at Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family SHOE STORE what he grows — by using his telephone A truck gardener 8 miles east of Stockton knows that his vegetables are worth mote when they. are delivered fresh to the markets that So he calls all possible markets every morning by Telephone. This prevents unproductive trips, wasted hauling, and spoilage. This farmer makes more profit from a small farm than many farmers can make on a much larger farm that does not have a telephone. . Tre Paciric. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH ComMPANY AN’S — sand GILMORE GAS GREASING BATTERY SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES & TUBES HYDRAULIC LIFT TOW CAR t PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION 3, CARL T. LARSEN, WASHING PHONE 46 . The BEST Gray Hair Remedy is Home Made niet sins one ounce bayrum,a box of Barbo Compound and one-fourth ounce foo oF glycerine. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix it at home at very little cost. Apply to the _— Bots pth ag rage e desi ol tained. It will gradually darken qcteahdd, telat O eras hale anit mse 4600 and glossy. Barbo will not color the scalp, fe not sticky or greasy and does not rub off. MODERN GLASSES DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 Bata: According to favorable conditions on the Stock Market, not to mention the King of Sweeden and Prince of Wales, the VIKING LUNCH will reduce Dollar Chicken Dinners to Fifty Cents. VIKING RESTAURANT their . ; MRS. ANDERSEN BROAD ST. NEVADA CITY, CAL PAGS NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson _ ‘facaed to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases Modern Equipment Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE» E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and values of tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance come panies. Automobile insurance, _ JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Auburn, Calif, Examinations —_ Reports Management : 30 Years’ wae shige in Western Mining Fields :_Bedford-McNeil Meals cost less when foods are not wasted Economies from food saving through adequate refrigeration help pay the cost of a new, modern Electric Refrigerator. Small down payment, easy terms, bring both savings and convenience immediately. One of the delights of an Electric Refrigerator is the fresh state in which it keeps left-overs and the great variety of new dishes it makes possible. The left-over part of a Sunday seb may appear on Tuesday as a dainty and delicious chicken salad in aspic. See the Electric Refrigerators demonstrated wherever they are sold. PaciFIC Gas AND Euecrnic C COMPANY ; ‘efit are? P.G22) Owned Oper&ted Sanaa by Cabfarniaus: 4s