El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 142, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 16, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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HI Pmo Daily Times, Wednesday, June 16,188?
A Bicycle for 25(45?
Yon can perhaps get it in a toy
•hop, and it will be worth ill yon
pay for it.
Yon can get a fnll size, np to
date
Orescent Bicycle
for $50.
And it ig worth all yon pay for
it. It is made throughout in a
Bioycle Factory—the largest in
the world—fully guaranteed by
people who cat) and do make their
guarantee good.
W. Gr Walz Co.
MUSIC STORK.
BICTCL* * SBmiO aSALHIKB DEPOT.
We Want to
Ca^ch Your Custom.
OUR
Native valley straw berries,
livery berry rlpeus <n ihe vina.
Coma In fresh every morning-.
FOR
▲ good cup of coffee try our
fresh roasted Mexican three
pounds for one dollar.
FOR
A cooling summer drink why
not try our Wild Cherry Phos-
phate? There is enough in a
25 cent bottle to make 16 quirts.
WE’VE
Also got Hlr#« “ready to drink”
Root Be«r, carbonate 1, at 10c.
per bottle.
J. B. WATSON,
Groceries and Provisions.
San Antonio and Stanton Sts.
Phone 151.
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Moirlein Cincinnati Beer Depot
Wholesale and Retail.
PUREST and BEST.
Oysters All Styles and on the
Ha; f Shell.
BILLIARDS AND POOL
HL PASO. TEXAS.
IM fcleiiiiter
Pan Francisco h'arjb 5,>97.
The Z ick^r M ’g Uo.. c-au Fran-
cisoo, oat
OeatiemQT; A ft ^ n 'zg your
Mfdlrol Ejt, s f ir ih » “Xicrmlnn-
iipa of Fiefs and Moth", we take
great p’easuro n taking that we
found the remedy g^oi <n both
oases. After hawing used Moth
Wax, Tobacco, Camphor and
many other thitgs, your Mediool
Eggs proved better than all else
and thoroughly cleaned them out
of the houre. We cheerfully re-
oommend the Eggs * o the public
Yonrs 'raly,
A. W. Weight,
1053 Miu ion street.
BADICAL MEASURES
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TRY
A DRASTIC DOSE OF ECONOMY.
Tai County Going Backward* at a Hop Id
Em-* More ta Slop All Laaki—* bollik
Ike Ooanty Boipital—Taa Blggui Laak.
Chas. F. Slack & Co.
Bole,Agents.
Yeatsrday the oonnty oommlselonsrs
adopted heroic measures (or eoonomlo
purposes. They were fflsoueelog'the
question of oounty floanoee and agreed
that the oanoty stood (aoe to faoe with
b.nkroptoy and that draatlo measures
would have to be adopted at onoe to
avoid tha Impending danger of having
tooail In a reoetver. Jndge Harper
•aid If he hed hie way, the janitor
would be dlaoharged, the jell doors
opened and all prisoner* ordered to
"soat" and tha members of the oom
mission*rs oonrt would get no mpre
per.
Commissioner Oourohesne moved
thee on the first of July the oonnty
olosa it* poor honse or hospital, dis-
charge the hospital sapsrtntendent;
out tff all pauper business, abolish
the i ffloe of oouoty physician and to
pass ao ordsr adjourning the oom
mUeloners oourt for three months, so
thet the members of the oonrt could
draw no salary for three months,
Mr. Oourohsane eiplelned that his
motion did not mean the total abolish-
ment of the offloe of oonnty phyelolen,
but only oat off hie pay six mouths
—until Jan. 1, 1893. Ha also added
to hie motion that all work on pnblio
roads be suspended and that all
oouoty road superlntendante be fired.
Commissioner Smith acknowledged
that the oonnty was, fiuanolally, la a
olosa oornar, but ha thought the polloy
advanced by Mr. Oonroheene wae too
radloal He wanted to nee the prun-
ing knife In e more moderate manner
and not to try and atrip the tree at
one stroke.
Commissioner Oourohesne intimated
that there was no time for dlplomatlo
trimming; that tha oounty was going
Into debt at the rate of 118,000 per
annum and that eomatnlng had to be
done end done qulokly or the oonnty
wonld go Into bankruptcy.
Mr. Oourobsene’s motion oarrlad and
theolerk was Instructed to notify those
Interested of the action of tha oourt.
The court appointed as sobool trus-
ts#* In district 4, Franolsoo Vlllaboe;
dtotrlot 8, 0. E. Lewis; 3, Catarloo
Oaravltlo; 1, E. M. Bray; 5. 0. M Mo
Kloney; Concordia, Henry Nolen; 10,
E. F. Uadwallader; Hanoook, W. F.
Robinson.
O. S. Meloher was appointed jastios
of the pesos at Van Horn.
Janitor Coonar reported the oolleo
tlon of $28 for danoss In the oourt
house.
Then amid heart randlng sighs and
growls of despair County Olerk Pitman
reported that the actual Indebtedness
of the oouoty Is 1201,805.97.
Oounty Collector O’Connor In j toted
a little life and hops Into the commis-
sioners by reporting the oolleotlon of
$13,000 In texes.
The oounty pay roll for May amount
log to $557 was allowad.
It was ordered that Caspar OIron
bt allowed to purobast certain pro-
perty belooglog to the San Eilzarlo
corporation, with tha proviso that ha
give the oounty right of way for a
road throogh the property.
Judge Harper was granted laave of
absenos for ten days.
Tha following additional bills ware
allowed;
F B Simmons................ $505 80
O. L. Sbalton................. 3 75
Kelly <fc Pollard................. 4175
T. H Springer................ 7 75
W. O. D*vl-.................... 6 45
Buohanan & Po wars.... ...... 405
A. B. MoK e................... 1 35
T. H Springer................ 97 86
Fassett & Kelly................ 20 10
Jamts Hlbbsrt................. 81 76
Thomas Kerr................... 6 50
8. M. Karr.................... 298 20
Falvey & Brook................. 500 00
The commissioners will meet Mon-
day as a board of equallzttlon.
THE BIQ LEAK.
It is estimated that by shutting off
road work, the pay of road ovarsetrs
and superlntandtnts, closing the
oounty hospital, suspending the oonnty
pbyslolan and cutting off tbelr own
pay, the oounty oommlaelonere oan
save 16000 to the oounty In six months
But at least two of tha oouoty officials
expressed themselves as being In favor
of doing some prnoing at the oonnty
jail. One of tham said yesterday
“l’bs biggest leek le at tbe jell, as you
will dlsoovsr It you go to tbe rtoords
aod look over tbe bills for feeding
prisoners. It srikes me thet If tha
district judge aod dtatrlot attorney
and the oounty judge and attorney
would act together to oleen out tbe
jell aod keep It clean, they would be
-evlng big money to tbe taxpayers.
Petty offenders ere arrested every day
and thrown Into jail to be fed for
months by tbe ooanty before they ere
given e hesrlog. A few days ago
little girl was discharged from onstody
after she had bean In j «tl seven months
awaiting a trial. And I dare say there
ere men In the oounty jell today oo
tha expense of tbe ooanty and who
should have been tried weeks, and
ptrbsps months, ago.”
Unoaovaseed Sugar Cured Ham and
Breakfast Beoon, also pure Ltaf Lsrd
Jose reoelvsd at the El Paso Orooery
Company._
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
thing la looking fine and the people
•re planting every available foot of
land. Present Indications are that the
apple orop this year will be the big-
gest ever raised in the valley and tbe
peaches, pear* and grapes are doing
fine. If the supply of water holds oat
the valley will reap a rtoh harvest this
year."
V
“It wonld be a matter of great local
interest,” remarked a ohronlo kloker
yesterday, “for tha people of El Paso
to know what tha oooosrt bands are
playing In China, and I think tha
Tikes should secure the programmes
end reproduos them. Why don’t you
make on* Issue of your paper every
week a musloel edition in order to
Inform tbe suffering pnbllo what tha
Yelata band te playing. Aod why not
give ns a list of all tha theatrloal at
• raottone now on the boards In tbe
United States.”
V
“It seems,” said a gentlemen yester -
day, “that tha polio* are paying vary
little attention to the nnhltohed horse.
A delivery wagon horse wts left on the
street nnhltohed thle morning, and I
saw the animal start to run, bat was
oanght jast la time by • passing Mex-
oan to prevent a bad emaehnp. Tha
•traet was crowded with vehicles at the
time. A merchant should not employ
a driver who will leave hie team stand
log nnhltohed even for one minute."
***
"People on this side of the river,’
said a ooanty offlolal yesterday,>"are
qalok to oomplaln about tardiness of
Mextoan jaetloe whenever an Amerlosn
breaks Into the Joercz j til. Bat when
it oomee to tardiness El Peso oounty
oen discount Mexloo. I have been re-
liably Informed that recently a poor
devil was arrested In El Peso for steal-
ing two onions and laid (or months in
jell without belog given a hearing.
This le only one of many lnetanoes
where people are arrested on petty
charges and held In jill for weeks
without belog allowed an opportunity
to disprove the charges against them.
If the Moused has money he oan get a
hearing on a writ of habeas corpus,
but If he la ona of these poor dsvlle
whose puree la out of suit with for
tune, why he oen jast lie In jell. If
you will jast waton the operations of
our own ooorte It will make you tired
to hear El Pasoaustalk of the delaye
of the law to Mexloo. If a man on
thle side oommtts murder he oan se-
oure a hearing In three hours and be
out oa bull Bui jast let him walk off
with two ooloae or a twenty-five osnte
washboard. ”
If you want to gat fresh Kansas eggs
aad strictly first class pure Creamery
buttar, you must go to tbe El Paso
Qroosry Co., they receive them from
two to three tlm-e a week.
The Qolden Eagle saloon, San Anto-
nio street, Is strlotly a first class re-
tort for gentleman. Parties afforded
entertainment from 9 to 12 p. m.
Dellolous ooffee at Smith’s Creamery
AROUND TOWN.
A carload of MaKtoUy'e prosperity
arrived In El Paso yesterday afternoon
from tbe west In (he shape of thirty-
two tramps. There was a whole oar
load of them aod they qalt the S P.
train jiet above tbe otty. Tramp*, re-
duoad weg*a end "busied” backs are
McKinley ’* pat brands of prosperity.
V
"Why don't you newspaper men,"
said O T Bassett yesterday, "write
up these building end loan association*
that are oomlng In bare from other
pleose to take ell of tbe money out of
tha olty. Thay gat your own monsy
and than lota It bsok to you at 18 per
oent Interest, aod If thay gat far
enough ahead thay break like that
Tannteieeooooera did."
♦a*
B L'abman of Yelata was In the city
yesterday, and to a Tikes reporter bo
said:' "Oar prospects for fine orop*
were never belter In the valley. Every-
Georgs Harper has sold his book
store to M. 0. Webb.
Yesterday Judge Sexton ordered an
other pair of yellow kid* deported to
Chine.
Buy a ticket to the children's pfonlo
tomorrow and help toward giving the
little folks a royal good time.
Immense sandbars have formed
where tbe obaonel of the river onoe
wae, below the Stanton street bridge.
Last night Offiosr Juan Franco ar-
rsstsd tbrss wall-behaved burros that
ware trying to oat everything In the
park.
Tha Colts will go to Albnqusrqae to
play ball on ths 3rd, 4:h and 5th of
next month. Ths boys are sadly In
need of praotloe.
It bss bssn suggested that ths ooan-
ty physlosn h is been slsotadaud glvsn
bond for two years and may not want
to bs suspended for six months.
General Manager Rtmssy Is down
tbs tins of ths Corralltoa road. Tbs
govarnmant bss bssn patltiooad to
psrmlt ths road to bsgln hauling
frslgbt at onos.
Ed Goldbnrg, who was want to pump
music out of the trombone horn for
ths MoGloty band, has “pnlisd his
freight" for other parts and ths band
Is In ossd of a first trombons player
Welz oompsny have jast onmpletsd
twenty handsome pieces of Japanese
work for tbs Fandlolon Artlstlos
Ssoor Contreras evidently knows
real hand toms thing when he seas it.
Mexloan Herald.
The polios reported at 12 o’olook
last night that there had beau sevs-sl
declarations of war during tbs early
part of ths night, but that active hos-
tilities had not bssn Indulged In.
There wae a prospect, however, for
several fights before morning.
At about half past nine o'olook last
night ths alarm of firs was sent in
from ths Windsor hotel on Ei Paso
strsst. Boms ptraon had thrown
lighted olgar or cigarette loto a oloset
la the reer or the building. Tbe
flames were extinguished before any
damage oould be done.
Fresh Kansas eggs, 2 dozsn for 26
ots. Strlotly oholoa fancy Creamery
butter, 20 ota. par lb , at the El Paso
Grooery Oompany.
A BIS Bonding Boom.
We are headquarters for Ume.oement,
plaster, hair, pitch, paper, eto,, bay,
grain and feed. O’Brien Coal Oo
Oerrllot Coal Yard. Telephone No. 8!
Order Patted Workmen.
Milwaukee, June 15—The enpreme
lodge Anoieot Order of United Work
men reMhed a float adjiornmsnt this
afternoon. After a lively fight as to
ths next msstlDg plaos Asbury Park,
N J., won over Bt. Pan', by a small
majority. J G. Tat* was engaged as
supreme leoturer for tbs ordsr for ths
oomlng year. A mov* to amend tbs
constitution to as to rsfos* pay of
death benefits la oases of satoldea was
laid over without debate until tbe otxt
annual session. Tha supreme master
workmen wae empowered to reorgeolzt
tbe order In Oklahoma, where It has
bean conducted In a clandestine men -
ner.
If you went to get fresh Ktntts eggs
and strlo ly first olass Creamery bw ter
yon mast go to the El Paso Orooery
Co., they reoelve them from two to
three times a week.
fclTY COUNCIL MEET*.
Freeh eggs at Smith’s Creamery,
An Ieteeactieeal Qct.t on—How to Dltlrl-
bote Donated Alms.
The otty oonootl held a called meet-
tog last night for the purpose of de-
vising way* for the disbursement of
appropriation* for the flood sufferers.
Mayor Magoffin reportsd the arrival
of Oapt. Davis of tbs army for tha pur-
dobs of distributing supplies to ths
fl jod sufferers, Hs said that Captain
Davis w uld follow out ths plan
adopted by tbe olty for the dls'rlbu-
tlou of rations at old Fort Bllee. The
mayor explained thet tbe oeptelu
wanted a store keeper end a man well
acquainted with the Mexloana of El
Paso and who oould prevent the gov-
ernment from being Imposed opon by
fraud*.
Aldermen Clifford eaid there were a
number of Amertoane who bad suffer-
•d severely from the flood, but who
were too proud to oome forward and
ask for asalsiaooe. He thought some
plan should be arranged for reaohlog
such sufferers.
Mayor Msgoffla said that Captain
Davis would lssus ona dollar's worth
of rations svsry day to those sufferers
who would glvs value reoelved to tbe
olty, lo the shape of work. The mayor
thought 20 or 30 of the homeless oould
bs Induced to repair tbs damage done
bytbefliod on the sireet aod taka
provisions to pay.
Aldsrman Coidwsl! esld hs oould
not ssa wbers ths ooanoll had any
authority to taka any action In the
matter of distributing ths provisions,
as It was a matter for tha government
alone to attend to. He did not want
to Interfere In tha matter, as ha oould
not do so officially aod ha did not oara
to gat mixed up In a matter that was
going to cause many beam burnings
and no little amount of dissatisfaction,
Ha wanted the sufferers to understood
that the goverameot was dolog this
work and that tbs city bad no oontrol
ovsrlt. Ho was perfectly willing to
autborlzi the mayor to appoint two
extra polioemen if he needed them to
assist tbe government agent.
A motion passed authorizing the
mayor to appoint two extra pollcsmsu
if hs saw nsosasary.
It was agreed that ths mayor would
reoommend J. H. Catltn for tor*
keeper and George Heorld as polloe-
mau for Captain Davis.
TO DAM THE NEW CHANNEL.
Mayor Magoffin said that while the
aldermen were together he wanted to
state that ottlz ins had urged him to
stop ths flow of ths river under tbs
north and of the Stanton strsst
bridge so as to throw ths rlvsr back
Into Its original ohanntl which It was
leaving to enoroaob upon El Paso lots.
Tbs mayor suggested a wing dam at
the bridge to turn tbe water book Into
Its old channel.
Alderman Cold well said neither
oouutry was allowed to build wing
dams Into tba river and that Ei Paso
might raise so International Issue by
bulldlog wing dams.
Ejgtussr Foilette of ths Interna-
tional boundary commission was prs
•ant by Invitation BDd bt said tbs dam
oould be put lu soma little distance
down tbe stream of the new out and
thus tarn the flow bsok Into the old
channel, but hs doubud the right of
ebs city to bnlld a dam out Into tbs
main stream. At any rate, be said,
the matter woald bsve to bs referred
to the boundary commission.
After some farther discussion the
ooanoll sdj juraed.
Uooanvsssed Sugar Cured Ham and
Breakfast Baoon, also pure Lssf Lard.
Just reoelved at the El Paso Grocery
Company.
Wagon teams to do any kind of bant-
ing oan be foand et W. K. Van Patten’s
corral.
Rlob oream at Smith’s Creamery.
personal.
Dr, Jno. M. Yalr Is down from
Granda.
W. L. and J. S. Aiken are In the olty
from Chihuahua,
Commissioner J. J. Smith has re-
turned from Eastland.
□ J. H. Behan left yesterday for Las
Vegas and Washington.
Mrs. E E Blrrlne left yesterday to
visit relatives In Chicago.
Miss Bessie El wards has gone down
Into Meiloo to spend her vaoatton.
Superintendent Plttel, of the Pull
man oar oompany, Is at the Vendome.
B. W. Butler went up to Las Vegas
yesterdev and will go fr.om there to
Kausas City.
Hon. W. B. Childers, United States
district attorney from Albuquerque,
Is In the olty.
Miss Gertrude Higgins who has been
attending school la New, Jersey, lo
home on • vaoatton.
Division Passenger Agent Wm Mur
r«y of the Illiuote Central, came In
from Nsw Orleans yesterday.
Judge Harper and Sheriff Slmmors
left yesterday for Etstland as attach
td witnesses In tbs Miller cans.
Friday night ths Kalgh's of Libor
will have a big meeting an I will taka
Into their fold about twenty-five cr
thirty clsrks.
Albert L. Stephans and Henry C.
Wiener, of Detroit, Mioh , are lo tbs
olty on thslr way to Mexloo to look at
mining property.
Ths babbit metal whloh that gang
oforooka was selllog for silver amal-
gam ball*, Is being assayed by Mr.
Ksokhart for Justice MoKle.
Attorney P. H. Clarke, wife and
child, arrived from Marfa yesterday.
Mrs. Clark* Is vary 111 and wss taken
to th* hospital for treatment.
T. Herman, superintendent of tha
Wellt-Fergo oompany, with head-
quarters at Seu Franolsoo, arrived lo
to* olty yssterdsy from ths asst.
Fresh Kansas eggs, 2 dozsn for 25
ots. Strlo ly choice fancy Creamery
butter, 20 ot*. per lb., at th* El Paso
Groosry Company.
Te the Potato.
All persons dstlrlng men to work
for them aod all person* deelrlDg em-
ployment, art asked to msks tbelr
went* koowo to tbs Chief of Polio*
who will promptly respond to svsry
request mads of him
PURE hygeITicb.
Mad* from dtstllied water. Telephoto
114. El Paso Ioa A Refrigerator Co (
Free Sous ot Israel.
Chicago, Jane 15—The seml-oenten
nlel of the Independent Order of Free
Son* of Israel will ooour nett year,
end Instead of a celebration by ora-
tions end feasting, tbeoid.rat today’s
meeting to oelebrate tbe event by
ralelDg a fond to andow tome oharlta-
ble purpose. Wnether It then tea*
the form of an aaylum for tha widows
or orphan* or eged members of all
oomblned, Is to ba deolded at tba eod
of the year when the smonnt of fund*
will be known.
Lawn mowers and Garden Hot* at
Momsen & Thorne’s.
CLASSIFIED APB.
FOB SALK.
COR SALK— "Puralthad room for rent”
* And "Rooms for rant” oarda for sale at
TnnssolBoa, ISoants a*eh.
DOR SALE—Babble metal at tha Tuans
r office
IfOR SALE—Blotting paper at tha Tim as
X offloo.
WANTED
VU AN TEH-Active young man (gra uate) de-
•I elree employment on a ranch or n a
store, Boei .as experience. (Jooil steady
worser. Moderate a,Dry, Addrats K. C At-
kl a, care uf thle pap.r.
ANTED—A oook at the Wellington.
WOK BENT,
t?OK RENT Fu-ni-bed houen with stable
r and hen house H5 North Flor uoe *treet
Men’s
Warm
Weather
Comfort
Creoles
useful for street or
house, with high front and
back—good stout goring—fit
snugly around ankle and in-
step—broad toe, light weight
—black and dark tan colors.
They are wearers, comfort-
givers, cool—any size.
ONLY $2.50.
Schutz
! Bros.
OREGON STREET,
NEXT TO P. O*
AMERICAN KITCHEN,
FIB8T-0LABS
KKBTAUKANr.
BOB CHIN WO, Proprietor.
108 Pan Antonio 8t., El Paso
How Did You Like It?
First Rate. That’s what they all
say of the Oreat Second Hand Fur-
nishing Bszar at 116 8 Oregon st. You
osn furnish .from ths Kttohsn to tbe
Psrlor with lees monsy then tvsr
known before in ths Sonhwest.
Prloestosult the times.
I *m her* to sell.
C O. SHELTON
Summer
SUITS,
HATS,
SHOES,
UNDERWEAR,
NECKWEAR,
SHIRTS, ETC.,
FOR
MEN
AT
R. C. Lightbody’s|
212-214 El Paso St.,
I EL 3PJLSO, TEX. I
Monarch, Haliday, the easy
running Aetna. Chicago prices
REPAIRING AND ENAMELING.
EL FASO CYitLE CO.,
Next to Vendome Hotel.
MEXICAN
I
OPALS
Direct from the mine*.
Tarry an extensive stook. Specialbai.
gains to dealere.
lOHOBA HBWH OOMPAX1
Mexloan Central Railway Dapot,
Jnarea, Blexlao.
Uffioehour* 9 to 19 a.m. 3:30 to 0:30pm
tteeeetettttseeeeeeeeeeee
THOMAS A DWYER, JR,
CsmmlsslM Merehant::
_AND__
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
AGENT,
1IBEHEX,
•TATI or CHIHUAHUA, kUXIOO.
Huy* end sells native end foreign pro-4 4
duett on eommlHlon, nod receive* end ' 1
dl.patehes freights by mil. empress end ' ’
wagon*. < >
*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee»ee»#»l!
Washington Dining Hall
209 Bl Paso St., El Paeo. Tax.
Finest Itoataurant In tbe City.
All tbe Delloaoles of the season.
Regular Dinner 1» to 8 p. n».
Open Day and Night.
Met Hrna A Co , Props.
Woo Moo Sing, Manager
—THB___
Pioneer Marble Works
M. ROTURHO. Prop,
All kind* of Uonui-snt work to
order. Granite end Harble Tomb-
itono. and all kind* of Ornately
Work. Stone doping for cometer
lee. Iron Vencne.
Statuary,
San Autonlo Street,
Opposite Oonrt Hooae.
A8<).
TEXAS
CARPETS, FURNITURE,
Crockery, Glassware and General
House Furnishing Goods.
TO SAVE MONEY is to-day the aim of every shrewd man
and woman. HOW to save money is the greatest financial
question before the American people. It is a question which
the entire organization of this store is striving to help you to
answer.
Whether your income be $iooo or $500,00 a year this store
stands ready to help you to save on every purchase that you
may have,to make.
In the furnishing of your home OUR STORE stands pre-
eminently for
“MONEY SAVING.”
Samuel Schulz & Son,
109-111 SAN FRANCISCO ST.
EL PASO, TEXAS.
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 142, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 16, 1897, newspaper, June 16, 1897; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth580108/m1/3/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.