FROM SATURDAY’S DAILY
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FISHING SCHOOXERS ARRIVE
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rill I-art f*:»r Great Brilaia as ob«.
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si tt»jr fria jtsiaUr «un OS titsr
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BURNSIDE GOES SOUTH
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FROM MON DAY'S DAILY
Ketehikso is *0 be eorigTaSnJase ’
. - r • • • - .in - - bf Terr
'• I I.*.'gssS»(«sn\ •>. St. lleekmaa ir.
:V lb'- ve -.7 K ■ prvs.-.-Satives
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stinting | at they
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s Vs nn evi-seoee of ibis are tbe l ills
■ ; 7ve 7 --<-.*. eit •. ;-g for
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77 T'*- -.. i' 7- : , I*,'"' *; 77 7 ’•
t in I ' • • re t
• 71 ire 7"r-.. 7
' - . * . the S' • -7 Reserve ev.-’
.-■ : VS! ' 7777 ;* 7 s
i to Keteiukan. as on it will largely ,it
I pend the smeeis of tbe bill IntroJue
7 ■>. the bower »:«' s. 1 v Mr. Heek
AS77g i ri jsr apprepria’.i 'r.
• : : e <:i7 of !} -
tbe t st
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is'-.'c . A s’77 iisar l.j vras ir.sr
• • Mr. S
Another till in! rotiis eel by M.
g * - :
. 77 g i 3 lw7.7-.ty f •“.}
w->!ves and #biM> on has? sea's. 1«
- 7;. 5. 7 7-- i :hr»T t'-.ese megs
- . - passage as t
. . .-.Ti: -rr terre-e---.'.;:'. « -.re 1
. tbar.L-l for s-retr* tb-t they were
intnsiinee-1 rsrfr in tbe sesa-M m 5*7.-;
7. :t vital ii-.-t-ortanee e.ac be falty
. . . . : : t- | ie 7' this r>
.7 .. nse wh-it inflnenee they ms*
- =' v,:: . - ' - r- . f t - . fc 77s, -
=••- -.re eir :e.s<age.
Writ-. y:-7.r approval of the tills ?
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ft Legislator ye
ray sr. --vv so that they may be its
--a t si *.v wl..* the f-:~sp;<’
: 7..7S r gr 77 v r.777
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ream March 8—lo reply to :
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»f t - evading •
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••*ry ::7«<1 shown r.n tter t/t
7 -g.7 f-.-t the Territorial 'rsrs. I -
_;ef : ffer. >r - l -r-a C-:::.alsstoc
r ;<i : . r. h- e : - has 7 - r
■ -• . I: gr: g Aars for 7he
. triage rtU lease.
Tie ait,.es of tire offending wrasrais
• - 7 : It - Legists t
al 7le probsl-Uities are the l37ier
,y a,;.: 07 7- 777 .. - -g- 77.717 -:e t-:
•ame before a grait-i jar.
p------ -- I.r.rtive Jobs N ■ a of Sew
r h pas ir.7r -7-.;-*—) a bill in tit*
.-r h 7*e assir-g ter7 all nasi-s
- ole*tel in the Cbogaeb 1‘ rest
liable Bar t Hi t. 1 •
:r ...« 7 - 7 i-r: '.fits, be exj» r.---:
- - r -. .>7 - - 7 egV:
- i.zstrnete*! at Holly <" 7 -*s.
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EVAS8 Hr* ASD OCT
7 - A :rri'. E - arrive ' u;
■fr a th 7- «:-s»h »t*gj six oViwk
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. g - - - • - • t r
- -i----- |h>- .--f trap as-1 e-g--j-‘T'
...<t f«r the K-lebikrn ear.• ’7 -
- . - on their '
. g; 7 up Mrs. fviBra-li as.
■ ---r g- *s for Ketetikan.
7 v-V Bassett S.E-; J. A- Stow baar*l
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his * 7 -
SOUTH TO CONSULT SPECIALIST
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A lily girl ira Yvm * 7 f. Y.
- " v sfe r'v>l''-{71 v
■. ■. ' Bi 1 sag
ante. 7' little 5ar"y In* far a
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<• /Ins. tjs- finrt r < »M (ar~ a: Xsiif
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’■LAE IT OS A IK SO JTHEOUND
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ti*»t m If t«lu rf <:«'i at tfeis j. rir.J.
i -s r»f atfairlhi ***•?»• balil.t/t mimn:
■„ J • . v gtr-V rv>L TJ r- Mil«t ***
i y **-V ■•ittr Hrattlf. trr
• *;•■ » |,y jf. B. Tfewnj«rrn. awl I .r
' : by II. AliW.
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Tht Daily J4i-«r 81 per BOBtfe.
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DETAINED BY STOEMY WEATHER
'-Arles D. Jot: s an I wife
"Vo of the govermrrort schools at
Me:la5-.s3,th. left for home this morn
- or. the launch Winnie. Ti <'
over IViilav evening, intending
return ester,lay. l>;t were um.M,
sc .ing to ..:o stormy woath, .
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WAS A WET DAY
\ stc ray with its win.l and ruin
'■’ ■ s ■ s: A t::e v.ettsst ami most ....
i * v Sl .s far this year. A.
erdir.g to the rrit gunge msiiitrii
y tc Citire s I.i.V: Power \ Water
■it any at t:Power llor sc, 1
on. es of j>er. ij it .tion foil from si\
yesterday morning to six l. st nig) I
.rid that's some rain.
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WAITING FOE THE PABAIS3
t-nyt. Frank La'tdstrom. recent.v
A t-.e M tear, is a 1 a! risi»or await
rag t e arrival of the Pa raise, t' e
*■''' » a: ion to the Pacific Co s.
Steamship company's fleet, of whir!
vessel he will, take command on her
'■rival at this port from the see:
err, I'eV MiCilvrav will tai.
Meteor south.
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Athens. March S—Owing to a dis
grceiuent with the King of Greet-?
th- entire cal inet resigned late Sat
t . e night. Toe lone ;-,f eontentio:.
- v ether Greece shall remain tier.tr .'
*’* the war or net. Popular s at.
and the cabinet fa core. I war
• sW 1 ' • King is op}«osed to it.
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ts- i;,r March, -—The steamer ,1
ferson, with many cannery op, r •
r. board, sailed from this port Sat; ■
i evening. Her passengers f
Ket.Xikan are W. F. Cole. Parr I \ .
?>tr. Van Anderson kb i two steers.
F. E. Bar low and J- T. Farrell sri
“ toar*! for Pt. Ward.
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■ ng M u S—T a -
Edison. she inventor, sent out a warr.
g r-. * Anon . pe.-rde vester-v
*ng t:.;d the present war had d. : ,
""''rated n.at a hrge navy is at
- -tf’.y necessary. He states tl. .
was the time to prepare, ami th,
■; v? r step to insure peace is to i
stronger than those who would attack
‘ March »—It is nimorc-l i
cirri. . that France i
■ ring * r f#:* - in northern Afri
■a an.-i with the British troop? fr r
■f fc l!,: will attack the lan.i .lefen. ;-'
f the Dardanelles from .he r
. the G- If if 8 r')«_
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f.c-'. ’..n. March S—The center o
- r s. ;s f;tr as the Great War i
: erne- l.s change*] from tic
• - •••. • . ;• .
- 'ranee ar. I Gre y Britain are slor,;
<!.relv trvrking their way *
rr-- : the Go!.Jen Horn, to the I. :'
e *r t-.e A :**''a. e-'.lhwcst
rsaw where a great battle !? r.m
•- tr.y T.:ere the Kt:ssian Grace
D ke ha* array.’! the flower of -
'• army to **, the attenij *
- > - ”t the Germans under Gen
• I v i Hind•;n>-erg. The f._
• ; - "--rte.-S is a series of ski:
- - l * *:*R the HOtl *
~ r* rhlran*. has spread gr
'Aly u£ti! not less than four or flv*
*-'■t ousan-I men are now en'-r^
Tlie Germans ve tried to r •
?r L' -- r Hr-- !:? the la?t**r *> i*.
- river ir. front f ti '-n.. have r
■"<’' > difficulty thn* far i:
' • = *ag their own. It is lielieved !.♦
- -2T". • *. * th*' German? are in; •
iag a supreme effort to gi *
river r *' f*»rc ti,e coming of ' .
«’ H’£ -; and f**’!- ".ring fjoo -
which, with tlo-Hj on the wester?
l<*nk will mean that they will \m
heJ|ie*i to renew their advance <>,
'Va rs'i TV y *it i! Jr no.
- • V. r Offi'-c announced' Ki
: -' .’ j ft ?: • TnrkUh army
'-se Per*; Gulf had lost heavily i
* - ‘ tta*-k> l y %ht Ttritish. ; •
. ly tire rn i^r fMgnadron.
h-et3er;| GariLaldi has notified P H
• ln-V: e relent * 5 -'.ha* action !v,
he hid rsf**e an army c
’ I* ian*. T' and ff~!
Wi v 111 'fight on the side of the A
Tbo crisis i,i (A ere i* i .t- ->«•
The resignation *f the eai iaet i •
eft •* King without Mipj'Ortc:
-si he ha# Keen unable to «ocisrc t
^rvicf - * a prime minister. Korin'
- >1 • "r Va.Mzefo* ha« *
.* Ki . M. Zaimis ft
the offic'* a# be is regarded a# t;
ead of the iiea*-" jtfirty.
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I£oif>er March **—ft is rejmrted b<>'
"hat a - iron t>f the Brilish-Kren'd
."-t n. . 'attacking the lhr*iaB‘i!<
ontfcarded Hmyrnn* J^tnrilay, 7 <
ill# at the entrance to tb** bar! •
'onded t«* the laltNHi|*c hut v *
riMe to n*aefa them. The damaj
Ion- the town was nominal.
—:
Tiw Weekly Hiaer *3 per yeee.
WILL MAKE SITKA THIS YEAR
Seat tie. March S—The announce
•.sent is made that the steamer Hum
oldl will include Sitka in her route
luring tiie tourist season this year.
i':.is steamer has hitherto failed to
.each at that point.
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Seattle. March - On pt l.ePalliste..
well-known on the Yukon, is undet
arrest in this city on a warrant from
< airl r.nks, charging hint with having
forged a name on the payroll of the
-teaiaer Holer t Kerr, last August.
He leaves for the interior tomorrow,
ie claims he is innocent of the
barge.
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Guar in la .Tara. Mex. March $—
General \ ilia who is now in this
ity getting his transportation in
-■ spo srys he will proceed against
■o i ity of Mexico amt not Tampii •
s reported.
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Panama. March $—In a speech do
'ii-.ed at a Kmquet in this eity. Sat
rrd-.'V. Governor Geoth.-.ls stated that
he had about made up his mind to re
sign within the year, thus making
wav for a younger man.
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Moshington. March S—The State
Department after a meeting of the
G- 1 inet has sent a lengthy eommmii
-ation to General Garran/.a. practically
foreasting intervention by the Pnited
•■states unless conditions at the City
f Mexieo were materially improved.
The note came after visits by the am
svs ' : - of the different countries
int .ining representatives in Mex
i o all of whom state that conditions
there are indeed desperate.
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.Seattle. March '—Saturday's hali
but sold at four and three-quarters
The Mariposa arrived here at eight
this morning. Her fish will be sold
.is afternoon. The Northland sail
ed on her first trip of the season.
-Saturday night.
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DAVIDSON SUBMITS
EEPOP.T TO ASSEMBLY
Territory Secretary Charles K. Dav
i .s a has submitted the following
reports, concerning corporations and
vital statistics:
To the Honorable Members of the
i vgisiature of the Territory of Alas
i-'. ii:
• hair. 11. 1!*!3 .Session Laws of
Alaska, being "An Act regulating
and prescribing fees and license tax
:o be j-aii by domestic corporations
'-n.l by foreign corporations doing
easiness in the Territory of Alaska,”
provides that ail corporations doing
usiness in the territory shall pay an
innual license tax of $15. said tax
,ing j yable to the Secretary of
Vlaska.
In this connection I wish to re
. orl that circular letters have been
written to every corporation on file
• a this office acquainting them with
the provisions of the above mentioned
law. In numerous instances no re
des w.-re received, the letters hav
ing been returne • to thus office mark
ed "unclaimed” by the postoffice
Authorities, tins signifying ti.at the
-orporations were no longer in ex
-nu,,-f. > h corporation- were there
f re considered and designated as
"dead.”
Other corporations have replied to
-aid circular letters J>v advising this
trice tnat they have ceased to no
easiness in the territory and they
save a eordingly been stricken from
he records.
Section 7 of Chapter 11- above re
-rred f. provides ‘‘that it shall be
:--e *y of the secretaryt of the
errit .rr of Alaska to strike from
'.he r rls of this orfi'-e the names
f all • rj.omtions which have neg
■ ted for a period of two years to
ay their annual license fees. ♦*” and
:v:ien sai period has elapsed all eor
>rati »us * delinquent will be strick
en from the records of the office.
The total amount of fees received
:rom foreign aji.l domestic corpora
i as -lRci, the above mentioned law
vent ini . effect, to wit, July 3. 1913.
. 'it;.ling license fees and filing fees.
Is i'JITT'i.l<> which has lean deposit
ed with the territorial treasurer, as
provided in said net.
Vital Statistics
Chapter 35 of the 1913 Session laws
•f Alaska, Icing ‘‘An act to require
the registration of vita! statistics in
the Territory of Alaska, and for other
r;.«s—constitutes the secrelhry
f the Territory of Alaska ex-officio
registrar of vital statistics and the
office of the secretary is made the
final office of record for the regis
tration of said vital statistics.
In connection with the registration
-,f vital stati.sti'-s under tin- prestent
il» im set forth in saj.| chapter 35 of
he 1913 session Law*. the following
■ uggesi ions and recommendations are
'cs[«"-; fully submitted;
1 Hai l a-t requires a record .f the
births, deaths end marriages in tie
,, "■ •—
teiiit.ivy to be undo first. in tlio of
tin' if tin- tinted States com mission
lor, second in the office of the clerk
| of toe district court; and finally.
1 io the office of the secretary of Alas
thus creating three separate am
i li tinet offices of record.
' n my opinion it is unnecessary
; l of no avail to require the regis
t;. lion of the vital statistics of tin
I to. .itary in more than two offices
I it most, and it might prove to l'i
; in re efficacious to have hut one gen
( r 1 office of record ,all reports In
a . forwarded direct to the office ot
■ secretary.
1 therefore reeommout that s.iik
i.aptor 35 he aineiulcil in the above
| particular.
id. Section S of said Chapter 35 pro
j t ies a too of $1.00 as compensation
| io the I’nited States eontissiouets foi
wordrig each certificate of birth
•\ i death, and provides that the fees
' 11 t-e included by tlie commissione
t his quarterly aeeount of fees due
;';om the I’nited States. The federal
government lias disallowed the pay
• tit of such fees and as a result
some ef the commissioners, notably
those at Fairbanks. Kuby, Fort Yu
son an,] Iditarod, in the Fourth .indie
iad division of Alaska, have refused
to comply with the provisions of
idkapWr 33 as to the registration ot
births and deaths, though urgently
requested by this office to do so
Other commissioners. particularly
those at Juneau. Ska gw:i v, Haines.
■ Ketchikan, and iu fact practically o*
I the commissioners in the h irst and
>•' cad judicial divisions of Alaska
have been very energetic and thorotigl
i in tile performance of their duties
in connection with the registration
i of vital statistics even though there
| was considerable dout f whether they
| would receive any compensation foi
■ their services.
It is therefore recommended tlin!
I an appropriation be made sufficient
! to reimburse the commissioners for
i fees due them for services already
! rendered in recording the certificates
! of birth and death, which will amount
to ap; roximately $1,300 and an addi
tional appropriation to cover the fees
which will 1 ecoine due in the future
for such services rendered by said
1 commissioners, their accounts to 1 e
I submitted to this office and aid fron
| the funds of the territory.
Generally speaking, this last has
| not been adhered to as closely as it
should have been and provision should
| be mane for its strict enforcement.
1 If the records are to be filed with
I commissioners, as the present law re
| quires, record books and indices foi
j the records of the commissioners of
| the territory should be furnished im
| mediately, at sn approximate cost ok
$500.
Attached hereto is a record of the
births, deaths and marriages whicl
have been recorded.
Births
1913 1914 1915 Tota
| 1st Div .„.10S 248 19 375
12nd Div . 22 68 0 90
j 3rd Div. 56 127 10 76
4th Div . 53 23 0 193
_ _ _ _
Total . 239 466 29 734
Deaths
1913 1914 1915 Total
1st Div. 56 186 14 250
2nd Div. 36 56 0 92
3rd Div. 107 152 9 26s
4th Div. 67 152 9 87
Total . 266 414 23 703 j
Marriages
1913 1914 1915 Total j
1st Div. 78 210 11 299 j
2nd Div. 18 47 1 66
3rd Div. 37 98 5 140
4th Div. 30 27 1 58
Total . 163 282 IS 563
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IOTICE CF APPICATION
TO PATENT
Serial No. 01739
In the United States Land
•>ffiO at Juneau, Alaska.
December 22 tOLL
In ilie matter of the appli
atioM "l The Dolomi Mining
Go., a corporation, for patent
tut the Sarah and Raven Lode
Mining claims, Mineral Stir
voy, No. UPS.
Notice is thereby .given that
lie Dolomi Mining Go., a cor
loratiou, organized and ex
'iant by virtue of the laws of
he Stale of Arizona, whose
O. address is Dolomi, Al
iska, applying by its duly auth
•rized attorney, in fact, Ghns.
I. Gosgrove, whoso P. O. ml
Icess is Ketchikan, Alaska, has
iled its application for patent,
or the Sarah and Raven Lode
Mining claims, situated in tilio
{olchikan mining district, tor
dory of Alaska, and being de
'ignated in this office as Min
*ral Survey No. 995, Mineral
Application No. 01739, and bo
ng described .in tho approved
ield note as follows:
jsaran Loae
Beginning at Cor. No. 1. Iden
ical \vibh S. E. Loo. Cor. Cor.
v o. 3 *f the Amazon I/odef
Identical with Oor. No. 2, Keno
•ode. U. S. Mineral Survey No.
'90, hears S. 30 deg. 12 min.r
E. 200.60 feet dist., from Cor.
U. S. L. M. No. 4, bears S.
to degrees 19 min. 53 sec., E.
16 49.80 feet dist. Thence N.
17 deg., 23 min., E. 535 ft. to
Cor. No. 2 at bop of hill, thence
*. 05 deg. 55 min., W. along
op of hill 1470 ft., to Cor.
No. 3. thence S. 37 deg. 23
nin. \V. 555 ft, to Cor. No? 4,
’•or. No. 1 of the Paul Lode, U.
\ I ode Minera1 Survey No.
• ’0 bears S '.9 deg.. 30 min E.
*52.90 ft. dist., thence S. 66
leg., 40 min., E. 1475 ft. bo
'or. No. 1. the place of be
rinning. Containing 17.900
teres. Variation at all corners
.’9 deg., 10 min., E.
Raven Lode
Beginning at Cor. No. 1,
dentical with Cor. No. 2 of
he Sarah Lode, of this Sur
cy, previously described hera
n, whence U. S. L. M. No. 4,
■ears S. 14 deg., 09 min., 42
seo., E. 4063.69 ft. dist.
n. 37 deg., 23 min., E. 400 ft.,
o Cor. No. 2, Oor. No. 4. of
he U. S. L. M. Mineral Sur
vey No. 996 bears N. 17 de,g.r
13 min., W. 700.48 ft. dist.,.
henre X. 65 deg., Bo min., W..
1470 ft. bo Cor No. 3. U. 9..
L. M. No. 2 baars N. 42 deg.,,
30 min., E. 1414.42 ft. dist.,. ‘
ihenre S. 37 deg. 23 min., 40<>
ft., to Cor., No. 4, thence S..
65 deg., 55 min., E. 1470 ft.„
o corner No. 1, at place of be
ginning. containing 13.13$
acres. Vacation at all corners
?9 deg., 10 min., E.
This survey is located on the
•oulherly portion of Prince of
Wales Island, about 3-4 of a
uile N. of Dolomi P. O. and
about 200 ft. E. of Paul Lake,
arid is bounded on all sides by
uri'iirveyed land. Latitude 55
leg., 08 min., 42 sec. Longi
tude 132 deg., 03 minWW.
Plat and notice posted or*
•aid ground, Oct. 29, 1014.
Location notices of the record!
ai She office of the Recorders,
d Ketchikan, Alaska as fol —
I: w: Sarah,—Volume 5 of
.VLnes, page 25, Wrangell ree
l'd. Raven,—Volume S of
Mines at page 105.
Any and all persons claim
ing adversely the mining
ground, various lodes, premis
es or any portion thereof, so
described, surveyed, plated
and applied for, are 'hereby
notified that unless their n<\
ver-e claims are duly fac
cording to law, within the time
prescribed, with the Register
of the U. S. Land Office, at,
Juneau, Alaska, they will be
barred by thfe provisions of the
l-'Hv in such cases, made and
provided.
DOLOMI MINING COMPANY.
Cl I AS. II. COSGGROVE, At
torney in fact.
It is hereby ordered that the
foregoing notice be published
in Mie Ketchikan Miner, a
weekly newspaper published at
Kelehikan, Alaska, for the per
iod of 19 cons mutative weeks.
C. B. WALKER, Register.
First. Pub. Dec. 31, 1914.
Last Puli. March II, 1915,
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