Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10
Tho Hears.

llOh IS controlled, Is Il very wonderful
machine. In the mae the heart weighs
about eleven, in the female about nine
ounces. (smalcr hearcd little cielturcs)
Il is divided into four chanlb RS; ri.ht
and letr auriclc and right and left ven
trlclc. The lett ventricc is the pun
ping part of the machine, and sends
ont through the body the arterul blood,
that is .hc blood that has been oxy.
genated and rendered fit TO support
life. When the artcrial blood has dis.
tributed its oxygen through the body it
becomes unfit FIR use, it is then taken IN
by the veins and brought back to the
right curicle of the heart. Then itplss
e5 into the right vcntriclc, which sends
it to the lungs, where it meets with tie
air that We inhalr, from which itrrcevps
a fresh supply of oxygen, the life princi.
pie Of the bleed then it come; back to
the loft auriclc. from which it passes in
to the left vcntriclc to be sent ont again
through the body. This is the course OF
tic circulation,
In the sAnguincons or nervous tenn,
pcrmcnt, it beats about seventy times in
II minute; in the phlcematic, about sixty
five times, or less and when it begins to
hump it nev,r lets up" during II life
time, Every organ aud every function
of the body has its resting spell. hut the
heart rcvcr. Just think IF it. Old man
Melhuselah's heart ralpitotcd for inc
hundred and Sky nine years Suppos
ing him 20 have been Of the ncrvo.sln.
guincous temperament Pulse seventy
per minute
Ia one day his heart thumpcd 100,
$40 times. In one year it beat thirty
six million seven hundlc and ninety
two thousand times. In his lifetime it
beat thirty five billion hundrel aud
City one million fur hundred aud forty
eight thousand times.
Isn't the human heart n wonderful lit,
tie machine -? And after all it lis prone
to evil, and that clntin ualy, it is dee il
ful and above all things, and desperately
wicked"
srorecdil.;. ota AAi 10, s....i,s heId ~
thc Court fiuaJe Ia SfLveT Iiy Osl.hsl
1, iSj7.
The meeting VAS called to orl,r By T.
Stewart.
On motion. Mr.. Ylrrinaton was clio. ii
Chairman AMI j s. rrnsk Secretary.
The Chairman briefly stated The uhj,ct Of
the meeting, which was 10 takrin'u rnn,ii-
Grafton thu prJpi'iy 0. IrM.l5a Min ;rs
League.
Capt. ] A. Palmer was then invited to
address thu m'ttn. Il 4 dill 50 in IN able
mmHcr, >rttln firth lh' u ltantagcs to b
Il rIvcl from ~ uS,oc.ttim Of Kind. Mr.
Wlls ~, Mr. Clark and others lluwrd
"a N itiou, II c IN lttrc Of unr from each
min, AMI mill @as appointed u draft rslln
liins AMI il ca L. Of laws hy which the Slci-
" shIlld b. Wern u AM tnrtp ,rt AT in AL
urn'd n'rln:. Ia following NAMED zen.
llr.mn were app ,intd North Star Mine
JI!m ~ Palmer o., l'InI, j. Cnn.y;
Wunlsluck. John Woodward; Surplus. j
Dniels Morning Star M!l, II. 5. Chrssll,l.
New York, j. McChmy; WehloJt, Sir.
Il oyer; Miner Mill, Il. Cenrr; Cosmos, How
ard.
On motion, all the surrounding camps were
invited 10 call meetings and send delegates
to act with us.
Olmotioa, the maetinS adjourned to meet
again 1T seyen r. NJ, October ID, to hear re-
port Of co hmittec WARRINGTON. Pres.
j. 5. TEAsE. Sec.
PEocEEDtNGs OF An ADocRNED MINERS
MEETING, OBroBEa %, 1867.
john Woodward was chosen Chairman
anl j. $. Trash, Secretary.
The committee appointed at the previous
meeting presented The following report:
Whereas, The tma having arrived when
the MINERS OF Owyhce deem it OF vital impor-
lance to themselves that they should he band
rd together Tor their mutual protection and
benefit, and