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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

A Boston paper sent a correspond
ent to Utah to write up the Mormons.
He hardly fills the bill. In his first
letter he denounced the Gentiles
as we'll as the the Mormon ldaders as
a set of precious ~rasca,s, while he de-
scribes Salt Lake City as a perfect
paradise. What Gentiles wouldn't
subscribe for his paper.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

Pennsylvania Republicans are not
inclined to favor the resolution in
their plato rm, which declares for
the pro rata distribution of surplus
revenues among the States to relieve
local taxation and provide means for
educating the people. OF course not.
The surplus is the capital of the lob
by, the lubricator of political machin-
cry, the fructifier of contracts, the
hopes of thieves and plunderers.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

A New York paper says that Wall
street operators are offering money
to telegraph operators to strike, their
object being to beat down the price Of
Western Union stock. If true it is a
despicable trick. But it is hardly
probable that a body Of men, as in
telligent as telegraph operators are,
would lend itself to such q scheme.
They will be credited with sincerity,
ifnot with prudence, in making their
demands for an advance in wages.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

A San Francisco man offers to back
Governor Stanford's filly Bonito
against any other four year old for
$1,000 q side. This challenge is
aimed at Mackay's California FLY
Eva and the Kentucky illy Agatha,
both of which beat Bonito in the re-
cent race at Chicago.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

The Republican Pennsylvania
platform makers seem to have for
gotten that not only the constitution
of the United States but common
honesty forbids taxation by the feder-
al government to accumulate redund-
ant revenue,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

It is said Mr.. John Roach, the ship
builder, does not wish to provide a
new Secretary of the Navy, and,
therefore, is opposed to Chambers
Senatorial aspirations.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

Every stage that goes to the Black
Hills takes some woman out to her
husband, and the result is there are
now two women to every man in that
distressed country.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

Bachelors, it is ascertained, do not,
as q general thing, live 20 long as
married men. This calculation OK
cludes married men with red-headed
wives.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

An Ohio woman wants a divorce
because her husband insists upon
having family worship three times a
day. Some women are unreasonable.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21
Lightning has its harness off and
is playing In the wild black clouds.

The trade dollar still has its uses.
An ingenious counterfeiter has dis
guised and passed them off for twen-
ty dollar pieces in Tennessee.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21
A Roland for an Oliver.
snecia1 Correspondence of the MINER.

This term is 50 generally underl
stood that any comment upon it is
almost superfiuous. It is. however,
no slang phrase, but one of the old
est of p%roverbial expressions, dating
apparently as far back as the latter
end of the eighth century. We are
told that the Emperor Charlie
magne, in his expeditions against
the Sarcarens, 77S, was accompanied
by two pages, named Roland
and Oliver, who were so excellent
and so equally matched that the
equality became proverbial-'I'n give
you a Roland for your Oliver being
the same as the vulgar saying, Tit
for tat,' 'I'll give you the same
GENERALLY IN a r%etaliatory sense) as
you give me; or the more classical
n of 'Quid pro quo to be even
with one,
"A lovely young bride in New York
recently wore at the belt Of her we'd
ding dress of cream satan a dainty
half-basket made of pearls and lace
over a foundation of gold wire. The
basket was filled with orange bios
SONS, white ]ilacs aud primroses.
with tiny garlands of delicate vines
and small white blossoms falling
over her dress from the edges of the
basket.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21
The Semi Weekly Miner

If reports be true General Crook is
wanted again down in Arizona.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21
Charles NJ. Kurtz in the Contiiie"''

NvSApf SNNS Ab0 o1O yVuX pCO-
pie going to do for a presidential can
dldate next time?"
oh, l do not know yet what we
shall do. There is plenty of time for
attending to that, and the Republi-
an party does not lack eligible men,
[ answered.
"'WelP sad Corning, you had bet
ter put on the strongest man you
have, or we shall beat you pretty
badly-in fact, I think we shall do
that at any rate.'
"Then l felt moderately confident
that the Democrats had decided upon
General Grant as their candidate:
but if any doubt of this fingered in
my mind it was effectually dispelIed,
au LOur later, by a few moment con
%versation I had with Dean Rich
mOnd, After a few moments talk
upon general matters, I said to him:
Corning tells me you expect to
bring out u pretty strong candidate
for the presidency some of these days,
and that you actually expect to elect
him.
Ibid Corning tell you who it
wasi' asked Richmond rather anx-
iously, with a disturbed expression.
mo; he only said you had de-
clded upon a very strong man,
"'Oh, well, said Richmond, Corn
ing talks too lnuch-altegether too
much, and he don't know what he ia
talking about half the time!!'
That completely satisfied me; and
then l began to consider if we could
not DO something to head off the con-
templated movement of the Demo.
Gratis. ] felt pretty sure that Rich
mond and his friends had very lately
conceived the idea of nominating
General Grant, and had not likeIv
gone SO far as to send him anv com.
m~unication upon the subject. it then
occurred to me that if the Republic
cans could see General Grant
first, we might effectually beat
the Democrats in this particular
scheme. With that end in view I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-18
SUPREME COURT OF TIE IA

y WAIIAN ISLANDS. Ir Pr1Hgsr. l.'saI g
lHl-. Ulua..lr fs'tuts. 80.
Do .ss aE-t-r ne ESTATE OF CHARLES TIT
,uME lcc1l-aL
lHg-Erls 7-r lr-l.E- .a De- llr r-- H1I sat s-sia
-.-ur % CH4r.ts rHfrr-h. lcce1sc1. having O. tsc
ga llg cf NlrgH. ISL bccu presented % sa't Proasic
J1-rE. tr. rr..1E frr The p-aatr thereof, ard @.
slr Issuance % Letters rcsl1uruIl-y % Aifrc1
usrlua.. and Wi.-4- O. >uIEl, Eayil- lccn dlet y
s1tL A. = HI-rWrH and W.. 20. saith. % is c-lisrr7'
srar IL E>DAN. APRIL I7th f-,i, lI 10 o. O sait
tHy Es I1e Cll-l Kccl 90 said C1lrl az Ai1kai Hale
l Hsr1l1- r- sad fEn sane Is hereby lQpcirtct Ia
time f1r 7-uEIlE said VII. aEt acztl slii qp.icztic1
ahEa lri ule-r any e-scu interested -Ay appvar snt
a~H1Ea-I-
O. fs f-rEaHr lrdrl ElaE notice .l-rr1t BE- -ivcz .
rln-lr11 Tr- three s9ecssITH rleks 1 tsc Harziisr
G1E-sa sEl A-cs1 Hrss papers printed ard puslsae-
rr uH-r'ln
EH- sh--rl1 1r1csses 30 said Will ard 60 tss hciTs
20 .lr -ll7-. rr appear aud ecu-r- Ilr 7rrs1tr rf
aE.- r... .r .H" rrH auUu. ...r..
NT'r. Hr-r.-r NJ. r. March -gtl. t-,-
~ F.#Cnp,
fH.-. .Er.r r--rl-r 90 fhe >a7-r-. Cont
#Nn. r.. rtrshHr. I.rHa ~Hrrrnrr t1rrT -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-18

% ths a--rzl si--z-1-- ard weld cast
shC-- Or 49, wh1- fi vuCl3 g. shCu: %.
Ard yst, if men VII take the t7cubls o
cunS1lisr F-r q r1crg-s the 8ctirzl state "
t---z-s. h1w i & -rck better rhsr sazt
MA = hFrp iesc-lh.sl 2 A Cac1ret, act
~-le,fed becEc>e J. rVurgSs-tS the we2-th
0r TIE fu;ellSscce " the cgC1t-y, rut
r---ely ,c s1hserve the VUrposeS " ~
S-vsry y-- o PrIvv CcC-c-l whc car y
r---at cot 11-1Cr-CE p ther 1>sS-ss
LeE->lE-1-e rz1--y r--s.is uE, q w itsi
Session = Ss-nr's ce su-ary Lrgislt-l-'7'
% men WIZ s7- t-ss- trvgt ard rut'sr
r--uo>r- -y---E tlslr l--cCr-> ~ ~
kF-Sra,l g-hr- -h-y 5~-g-sat- And rsc1ri
the s,E-., % lle >lVgCs-S-- uen ~eo Az
rrr5-- rsya- uhscE they &- rut pay :
--s 81 -E-, IT, eXrr- r-er--v c- tas ecrll
-5-- % 1l1-->
W.. I, tz, -gra,iv Ms1y, ~ 1aSzN,
,rv .ls-r r- 1> c-rr -- iFr-r- r-J-rers taAe
49, -r-->s. Ts- the E>5 r-r r->et out.
--ssr r----z1--Er, f1-gt-- urutec1uraie, "
-r-1ellz--- rt --s ~. cc1sr- l- ---'i- te-in2,s
,-F- -ct o. s-cE us>> ElI- -1e cc1-ri-H
VII e-tE-g -s 70 l1CEsr.
We >1v. ard wu >fv 70 l- al cc--ed el,ce
-1z- -l-. = -1J the -gGs,iy- t-r once We
-7c-u---e1i thar the s5u-s c- -ls krsr-1sr
Dr. 1sEer. and 5lE- -, o. - --lzlst sct-g -1l-
H.ra %. sr boz The O,iis
a-e --s1- l-5cl uds-cz1-s. slz1lhsy,
Err,.a-,-e-~ and u-lzss chzr al perhaps,
---s-- -z---ess Co th--k and icrecaSt, al srs
b. --e E1v B-- Is ls uC>slc-s ,Ez- he
lrava -1-- z--. and 1rlgrs Jf the country
are -gz-- o. De- -i-s and lsJ these tEI-gs
E.-z- then 1Ee f-- or u--ls f-rc- us--S G-li
1> -Le E-s--rs- u--> l-. -sLlz--s-----. sdc1
and every cl-sz -g-,11lL E-s-E1i u Crtal-s
1- further -srrs-s--Ez--E n tls Legs
a--7r
In, lsal.Es-I s1z- thar the coming
s-sy1-r-s VII c1s g-ly and liz I'VE " ~
s-,-----a- Etfvl--1us vha LEye LgrsJoturv
>-a1t l- --r-- evC--y l- --s reed bet
-az-v r-r7r 90 La cIEl-g.
W. -gr @. -zr~e ~ al -1lln4l-ses
v1r-s fortunes --s -1s- m tl-, country 30
rr-- -r.-e1. 3r-v Eg 10 thoroughly and
-rl-.e-,v >s1i -r sLs LE-ls-81-rr men
Win a-e mt on d. 5CcSE- by ~ chs1p
-1-> and r-Ec-l- u-les-- E- - only IL
-'-rEE-- -- -l1-E ana body wiz slrce the
E1vs ~ tie P-elrl-- have ~s,t There -
% -r- % t-r Say
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-18
Trvni Advertisements.


SUPREME COURT OF THE ma
- MAffAN f>I.ANns. o. fuoN1se.- n ne niatier
d 30 sstair IT rErEEo " AuNNANE, aeccssed IL.
trslltr p7igT % show tsasc nn a'IicsNcr - ainio
I.irsllusi 'ag ell1f % sair r. rtti estate
~ n1lire ard aliaG lec prlIlirn 10 " ArsfIr
WhislHs the adnisfsser " thc rqvpcltr and esfate
af retrf NJ ahtkaee aeeess. Irstirs rsr crasf -
4at s.tiia- i,sh gtfgstp ',sal rssrrs t1 sacA rve
estate shee g Dc relas
lsHssi aua al lfrsrs .aIrarstr e thr ssid estate.
aPretr eef,fe thr tesr1 On rlil k>nAN. tAr tfiiAN
--arntf.rtf say t NAY. 4. n i>'Ss al % cehock a
40 ttc Gear, E.1 % lhis te1r. PM Nencalu, thea ,sd
tsrrc ~ sres lausr WIS tn grirF shcnh ncf -
sraHlcJ .a- tar sftt % E-Eh C-ialrt
Arl thsr 10 is fafther aiasrcii taas ccrv - thls
laiar ~ ,f1hIahHt at hasa tarca sugerssfu Ureks
h-f.Ha tre said ttN nf seEfn., la tac hsssiisa 0a
as.tr Hal krrk,f rrs -lsner. nun hsa in ft'f Ecnc
1aIe
frsH.r u.-asHf... rI q Arrt. .sth fSsk
NHe.l EENI. 10 AUSTIN
UrsE, -sirr ta.ulH sf SuuFrulc Ccuft.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-18

Ii.NrI--r- I'M llla- NJ

ef1Nl'-- -sH Al'Ea4 Ata=a ~
n. Er. . D. eshs1a. Pss-ieas sf l5e 7laT,i gf
Esrl1s, o. SlE--Ms asss 10 seka--i-,lSe rvcvipg
es wa e--r- q tA1s att1s s1at-s tessS-v bostra
sz11ct c1E~sGE % TIE Ell-- 1r -ac r1gss-l.-S sil
h,,a-A th- Euirz- at-Cs-t at-A - sflas--fCx-
~ hzvg 80 ul1e1Iaual'y Eskrt rcr t1y s1ce
c,lssE-. sl- hSrs snisHvgrs, 20 Frscare ,ice go
1z-p aclsE uu1iG r-nruEe -1e hrf7zfs t7''ra t2v
kz1u1tues pJssracn she a1 rrv.s-l 1rruplrs cf an
szsecuac 11E Ez-za-E1rllr2 seip. s1r. iz dong
htrs szzcs-,art plsz unsc1 = szrrcrtsl - te-
rhgsczzn o. sar 1crt and b. al -,e clAcr a1-ecr-
l-i-s - 1avs aec1 abs % c1Es-.s ts-Sl1stliV ag
sscaG rrsfer % scv the hlsi7us and al her crLl-
pazy r7lsucc % srEis ctAer pr lc- a. ta- al-
psaa-S l-1rraclctoie, zis4 We ci11l 1crrt-s tee
Ecc -1az -e- seig 1zs 90 be 3st-l s1-1 % l-iiae
~ -rHcZlczsls trr. a-v 11is- TIE reccsslsv %
ssck-ns lsal svacv - b. tas s1-g- s11ch lsSssi-y
t-rces ulcr -
= sluiriy ci1lrl lilt tie sllu De- 11ll-,-l -1lcz
s-clu g11-aEEz=s --l-E E1E1rls s1cc - E1- au llav
2-grsi7- ADD --szSs tlt- The HSt-, gsll r--iiss
,vcasu1s - s1>zice u cc- --s1r-s, us-,llt sul,
se-zg - - >sck Ery 40 tr-n- -11 az l-,sl--
Otau-~ass ru1zss cpcu lul % appiy tuz
1lltzLtizlzs ~ pul the izsclEz-ua II the g1sr
azs-zz rssgulaEauas Uhsca u1ay 1v rrgFtisi . tce
stE-E1ss 4 IL kiz-Sicn-- ~ 1Eus ll- es-cr b b.
- vuc- .bs,i,-ut hzzlris .srvz1->
ruuu. p. DsV-as a Co
Alssrgs u the -eaaf.rgH WHHH.HrH..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-18
IoUNnARY NOTICE!

4 rrItC ALTON HAVING BEEN
Y mails t- He Hg ". g. castle. o. srtir tne e,cn
a1rrs 90 tn- aud called Fauacraka, csuz The r,ric-
Of ssId ana fuarl1t - Aahfkcct. fy LAnl Camuts-
sicn Aeard Nc isaA '1 The nistsiel 81 tlc. Hawaii
rciee b. tArnrr nr-ray etvcu that saia Application
VIII D. hsif1 ny ur g taf Ccrfi Nouss 80 hiic. Hs
wait. tt o'c'1gA ]. %. vu WEDNESDAY. NAY "a.
ISL t1t s pgrror' hsNirF eg eaiairs avy interest
ln % lh- atful1fn- lsrls. hcrctY uctitcd O.
t.1r. sea1il f1ey H' lCsirc. q. :. LYMAN.
founltEY Commissioner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-18
RnINnARN NnTIrEl
rrIlCNrToN uNN-INC gEEN

4 PUBLICATION HAVING BEEN
y u1ate .r a.. rT ficr, & o. Blslru. 60 ssttls ~
hou-tarts- - lac -iul saicd MaAaltue-u. On Ncrts
K..a Hawaii. rnl.ar ia tkr-rilrc hcrrbv given ia
Cca-t ucrse. ir MiIe Hawaii. AZ % c'c.'ck n on
gNl E>pAN. DE iva a1s % NAY, A. n, 49, xua al
7rHsHrs raFrE Ginning any Ialcrtsl iu DF 20 ne
tIH,.alr- lands hrresY uctiecd % arPetr ssia
t- a-3 g'1cr t- crrrst aid a5p csii1s sA,sld tscg
=, E-sIrH 5. LYMAN
Ecn-lt-y Cc. uiissionrr.
r,s, Hawai-. NuIl ts-h. tsSS NSN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-18

y. -Ea g- -l. --z---r h7ok prevents --a
azr1.--z=z- u ---zgsa~ rF --a rr--e rr--e
t-z beng EpF-z-1a5 aCsr-s % -zze ar
,-rv.z,' --1r--- o. .ldgr ru---1r-, rr- aa
have rr--15 5s-z1-- Eral- Is q. l-- Es--a
d-- rE --a new isra---7a rls police
----.E o.. zag- -z-r-.y SIS goEee We
should -1Te -----.-s --l- with --a --era1-.
% 7ru-- UyuU-E--- E- -E- cry --e 1-aE.
nE-~ r. --a .rr-e. a~Uasll-E --r-- H- --
larE " -la force. Er-t -IT. -.E--s o. tr
Be- l-gz-- after 1E-.- --l-1i-ll-r~ rLr
rr---E---- ElCC- tie --=1ra-eE ~ -lr
-rr1e a-e s-a--s-- These nav MT r-.g.
POI. ----l-a. lC- --lr--- --lg- l-s.
o. --rar -- uaca->-E err the police 5s1.l-r
-la-- devote the entire energies ~ rs a-..
-rEz.~ Or ----- -a-----I-= l->--s~,. E'rr-
r-r--H- ur.-- lE r-as Ee d. -rL ia-- -Ls
s ra-v s--r 1-Fa The -r1grer. E-r SIS
before ucl-rsll-. -Ev -L--k --s-a 1s
---r 1gs-r-g- ->s,l -r BE VII have the rE
r--a -s -ag--E ~-. AzE ---- -----a-.-
g. must -ry -r lT-1- L b. -rrst
-ls- --r- l-------r- VII -rrr--l5=- --e
.--rr---1a-r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-18
SUPRENE COURT OF THE HA-

- " AAaAN Isl ANS NN INC N.aasas lN Nls EeAlN
trrtsy % LEE CHAT shls Al CHAT
LEE CHAT aIas All CHAT Cf ucEl'uir. hSvinE
rEl tht- lsy Et 1tfsatc1 Bs1 ksErt A. aczrirE -
fr-r lh'cf lrslee I1a rhc ncli.c1 % 5 q Alicn
afIac ss q Alc- = kcousca ara ';1grs, Dc this
Cav Hrs7c sra. ucce be iFc1 90 the creditors of Lc-
NEHs HEs NH lhEE. % urrse-s llclr Cais Nri rrprr
llr- IsE-s Hcl lal. Lgg ugelcalcG b made thsrcc
o. .-7.s erHsee1t'rr ues>S sg ht uAvAuNS GArrrr-
-rHs-1--r
Nr1 tlr-r-l-H. gslee ts acrgrr ztvgs thas FRIDAY
.r r1 llg r| NAY. a. n ISL a. T11'eicck A ". q
on. Urrr- Erc1 1- Aacari Hale ucnc'uln. bc tAs
rl- a1l r-Eer '-- ll sacl szrlii1rs % sPresE ard
u7r"r llrt- claims.
b. f,- Cc--f HENRY SMITH.
pcQ1gy Clrrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-18

A .H. ~ A-A.a.. W NaAslase
3ay -fs- zi.a Cz-sas LEzkzl. and -as -1ll-,Lzi1r.
shg Premier zlrt them IN tie ,silr1n u the stir
E- cals tcr -lI1lI Ias-s rcgpN7ssC llCl- le,t. L.
elzc- -Els --l-a % V-1-c Efsalls yul-1s
H-sE1a + c-ezlls .-rg1t--- -tzsul- 1- --- tr-E-@
El- >lzlllE- sr-Ell--l1s Etl1cl O. -ra lr-l1 De-
4-izs s1 -as lailsa cf the scy. An sl-u'r-z-
Fl-s1cs u1Ele-ssc the -s-sl aal 'zzlz'-
tE szzzl1G n slz 1lazr CAV alr1 We racs1v1G -s
~ 1prtzHll,-tply- 1a. sIs lt >lule-1lls
= sdz. sugsrsaia- 1G--1kE >o11elhlz b. llcs a.
E1 O. ls--er. nHEsrur slr--lz1g Gla Eu1i nav ll-
Pea Q : lriy -ag BEAT and c1Eluacl Euy lt ss-
r-sssslg The Ns.-gs lzscr1zlz. slz-E-slsllssls-
lIz1llit-,--z= ll-glr1 NJ N1vtrr3l7g has ss1r -
zrgspsclzs " a aurz &C reas sec-. Eaa 1ZpgEss.
SilG, uEs cCssvsr 1stsr r.vpie tr-ul Hitlsg sEe
ugrk 90 -1sI- llrl-sss.
A., Ea-z,s- vylsagr =laS-s !. tedious s-l1c-.1g
o. and t-- 5-rEsvu s1g Egr-i,u Ole I3l The zf-
.-r r.sl.arrrF| I.f.lr.srr .ri-. -- has 17iiez-lg
os1uEle zscssSL-y ll 1cEcvuEru1e Ele lrrcr Gf tls
1fssllr1gr l1Irs the EZa.sr.-vss -l7st llH suE-l-
Az A-, + b HEVss-lru Ezzs gwen q ll1ls be- the
Esrs.gl ulHea- ard zgE sas s11-rGl1rrlt -ls Or
IN b l-stlaf Il 1l- r11a lr,-illEe WITH Is -rl-
grlslrr t-t nslIrs- r1H Minister q ElcaIE1
A1Il-s. L 1t2er surts NJ yilrsCc has zgpuLrSsc
NJ J : Mscb. EGs lsuSg1t1gc sGlgrllulsg. -1 .La
~ Is SQO 8 wa " W=1c's 3i1I1rlazic a1ili-
-es nav b. u vgrv l1gu rrsEr. lg- s s1gl1s 90
- -1E- the 1frarrarrs sGEF II 1ecuul-z-. -l-1-r
l1irk 1p q Aii1lIzi Hale. better -rrTg rta aa7ls
ss1IhLlstElenE -hsru.
IT, -. - .-r
-gCE=-- :, zI-ksG By u1Lll1- u.1rs s---l-.y s-l-
M I-llls1 ---vsrSL l-i--7sEcv lz 1ecr-H-vs ar
-Ells7' - E9zfs ll,g e7E-i-ft LlH5 a5s ,t2lscs
-. -lC - ~ ~ 7-5-'-l5L-I -e Il
-. = - IT ltf.---.s- t-E-----l - 5-'.
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Notice of Intention to Foreclosc
Mortgage.

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-24

shall Mt once explain what Imean by
the term "meter" and shall take the
flow of water in a trough as an illus
tration Of my meaning. II we hang in
n trough n weighted board, then, when
the water flows past it, the board will be
pushed back long way; when the water
runs the other way, the board will be
pushed the other way So, by observ-
ing the position of the board, we can
tell how strong the current of water is
at any time, Now, suppose we wish to
know, not how strong the current of
water is at this time or at that, but how
much water altogether has passed
through the trough during any time, rs,
for instance, one hour Then, If we
have no better instrument than the
weighted board, it will be necessary to
observe IFS position continuously, to
keep an exact record of the correspond
ing rates at which the water is passing
every minute, or better every Second,
and to add up all the values obtained.
This would, Of course, be very trou-
blesome process. There is another kind
Of instrument which may be used to
measure the flow of the water: pad
dle-wheel or screw When the water
is flowing rapidly the wheel will turn
rapidly when slowly, the wheel will
turn slowly; and, when the water flows
the other way, the wheel viii turn the
other way, SO that, if we observe how
fast the wheel is turning, we can tell how
fast the water is flowing. If, now We
wish to know how much wateraltogeth-
err has passed through the trough, the
number of turns Of the wheel, which
may be shown by n counter, will atonce
tell MS. There are, therefore in the
case of water, two kinds of instruments,
one which measures at time and the
other during a time, The term meter
should be confined to instruments Of
che second class only From ".NeterS
for Poncr and Electricity,' By C. Yer
non Boys, IN Popular Science Monthly
for Jllu