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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-06

NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL BOMB.
~ Proof having been submitted 10 ma ess~s
treasurer of King county, state Of washinztoc. ~
an election Was duly held in school district "a d
in King county, Washington, on December Il
1890. for the purpose Of determining whether 8
board OF directors OF said district might hcr-ax h
sum of one thousand dollars 81 000o01 ana -
bonds therefor for the purpose Of building schsl
house In said dfstrict said bonds to bear interest
rate not To exceed 10 per cent. per annum a
shall be payable In ten years from their date
The result Of said election having been 5cir a
tilted 20 me. and it appearing from an inspection
same that al OF the voters voting 81 said eleeiiz
voted Bonds. yes, and that he number Of vesrg
so votinr fifteen.
Therefore notice is hereby given that sealed III
VIII be received a. the county treasurer's oifce
Seattle. King county Wash. for the purchase '
said bonds up TO 2 o'clock p. m. March 5, lS91 I
which time such bids will be opened BY tA< un63
signed and the board Of directors Of said dishxt
and the bonds sold 70 the party making the =
advantageous bid. BYRON PHELPS
County Treasurer of King County wsshinxtaa
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CLAIR OYASTs.
FoR sALE-REAL Esyxr.

For Saie-Two houses, one T. the other z -
half block from cars. IN North SeattEe. hsxss7q
for $40: 81, 500; fine investment - ~
small cottage of ) rooms and 3 Ints g..
graded. close to cars. excellent view sn, ~ -
$500 cash, S25 per month. or 81 900 essS s4'ip9
House Of 3 rooms with two lots n-..s
cent view: 81 coo spot cash. LOO
Residence containing rooms. an moes~~
veniences. bali block from cable. rsnss ~ sz'
$500, terms 10 suit. - ~
The above list Of houses Mr. sale NV u.,]
III. FERGU SSON. real estate broker r,S,s III 4 q
Second street 81
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ENGINEERS AND CoNrRaoroBs,

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-EN-
~ gineers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scrlptlon; wharf-building, ple-driving, dredging
and steam shovel excavatlEg: plans and specfica-
tons furnished on application; correspondence so
hcited. Office Occidental block. Seattle Wash
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NOTICE OF SALE or RgAI, Fsrs--
~ Notice IS hereby given that an Tussx.-. = $
10th day of February. a. d. 1891. the ss;ssss;z
described real estate, situated in the CIR n 80.
county Of King. state Of Washington vii ~ 49,
at public ancfion al the door Of the corpt, - -.
house. in said city. 10 the highest and 5ert Ss4
therefor, to-wif: 'z'z
Fractional lots one. four and FIVE IN hork ns<-
eight, IN G. D. Boren's plat Of an addition 5 "a
CRY Of Seattle
said property has the following frontars a. 8
the south. Yesler avenue. 141 3f-fO0 feet. - N
west. Third street. 81 1900 feet: on "a -
Jefferson street, 100 feet; on the east rhs ar
block thirty-esght aforesaid 1877 39-In0 -
The above described real estate being 81 :.
erty OF King county, and now being used bx ~
county for county courthouse purposes Ths -
erty viii be sold subject 10 occupation hv fs1
county for county purposes until such time q ~
new county building, now in process OF car<s~1
ton. shall be ready for use, provided sueh firs :
occupation shall not extend beyond the fSt an
April, A. ID. 1891.
Terms OF sale will be one-thfrd down Al IN -
of sale. balance 10 be paid on execution and ds,r
OF deed conveying the property.
By order of the Board Of County Comnj<aluzri
Of King county, Washington FRED GAecH
chairua1
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CARRAHER & MEAlHAM
Rooms ae and 20 Olympic Block.
Corner Yedsr Avenue and Commercial Street

Advertisements znder the heads Of Lost. Found,
Tor Ealf. For Rest and situations Wanfe1 win be
inserted ~ the rate Of cent word esca insertion
Payment always IN s6vznceL No advertisement
received Tor less than IS cent&
NOTIcE.-Ths business ofsce Of the PosT-Is-
pKLLsGzxcKH Is open until IL p N. CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS win be received up 70 this hour.
Advertisements viii be received st branch Offices
effhe Observation-Disclosures At
Tacoma -...s.......<....s......T. Summons. Agent
Fort Townsend. ..............-H andley q French
The following letters swsis advertisers at this
Office
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CITY TREASURES NoTICE-THE w4
~ lowing warrants VIII be pa q upon prtsen Il
ton at the City Treasurers Office. and no insen
allowed after fifteen days from first pablicsuea
this notice: salary fund warrants, ordinance ss5
ordinance No. 1854 Nos 373 374 375 incuslys4
Taylor street warrants. ordinances No l.4oo. ae3
TT TO l,156 inclusive: Sou Eleventh sire! vi
rants, ordinance No. $685. Nos 646 70 ~ ns4
sive; King street warrants ordinance 10 Ian 2
Nos. $40 TO l 095 Inclusive. Dated this % az n
February, 1891. WILLIS L. AAks
City Irsssursk
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NOTICE. 10 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs-THER WILL
rsa,,. y Special meeting Of the Builders Ex-
great IMPORT l V' IN r. z5 M Business Of
sle earnestly requested 10 attend c. B. smith,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS : MocI.AIRE
-. street grade-SeaieSi bids will be received by
.ie 1licefslgIied. Secretary Of the board Of public
WORKS OF The city of seattle on or before Saturday
February Ii. 1881. al u O'Clock noon, for the
SIDES OF Meeiaire street, from Yester avenue to
EaIcn street, In accordance with the plans and
Each bid is 10 be accompanied by certified check
pasaole 70 the order Of the city COMPTROLLER for
and no bid shall be considered unless arconpanied
py such checks The board Of public works re-
serves 'ne tight to reject |, any 2, and al bids
Secretary Board OF Public Works
First publication January 80. 1891.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - TWELFTH
~ street grade.-Sealed bids will be received nv
ns snnosrslgned secretary OF the board OF public
oths on Inc city OF Seattle. on before Saturday
Fepraary II, 1881, at II O'Clock noon for the
grazing Of and construction of sidewalks on both
Sues OF iweiith street, from Howell street 20 De-
poi street in accordance with the plans and speci-
ea,lons therefor new on file in my Office. Each bid
- ~ oe accompanied BY certified check payable
70 the order Of the city comptroller for sum not
iess ,nan per cent. OF the amount bid and no bid
shall De considered unless accompanied by such
checks The board Of public works reserves the
F. W. d. HoLBRooK.
Secretary Board of Public Works
FIRST puotcation January 80, 1891.
PROPOSALS WANTED1SEALED PRoPOS-
ais will be received by the Board OF Trustees
OF me Eastern Washington Hospital for the In
sane at Medical Lake until February IL 1891, for
the construction OF water plant according to the
plans and specifications on file al the office OF
huber, Hough T. Trumbuii. 6S Granite block
Spokane Falls, and at the Office Of the Secretary OF
the Board, at Medical Lake. Separate bids will be
received for
One 30-horse power boiler placed IN position
For $4,000 feet OF 6-inch pipe guaranteed to
stand pressure OF $50 pounds to the square inch
and also all necessary connections, delivered on
the ground
For trenching and laying the same.
or reservoir rs feet by 80 feet by 10 feet.
Eor frame house for pumping station.
For brick house for pumping station.
BIDS VIII also be received for the entire work.
A good and sufficient bond win be required for
the completion of all contracts
Inc trustees reserve the right TO reject any and
all bids.
Bids TO be sent to Secretary of Board of Trustees
OF Eastern Washi gton Hospital for the Insane
Medical Lake, Washington, and marked sealed
proposals for water plant
D. F. PERCIVAL
WILSON LOCEHART Trustees.
CHARLES McDOUALI.J
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ono. =. arAcHAx.
8 r.~~Arxr Gro y. MEAcHAx-
Crisp Snaps!'

rozx go will bay an improved lot sor1zo
q ~ 4 <eef an Third street. This properly re1ts
g fcr $500 PR month.
InG0o rer frDsf foot for q bot S0xiI1 fees On
- I PROM street, within business center
r. Ie2,5o0 win secnre ere prospeeaass pesi-
= ness iof on 5ac<san street -xvA,
3 si0o00-F1ne fractional bot On washing
son near Second
= s terr oec-l2o fret square with three hne
g bussfsnrs. Columbia street
"a 600 for q desirable tot On EsEhtn street
8 lS3e00-sEghffy i0t on Lombard STREET
z sio0-eh'''' ''0DsFi, o. Dexter ''''''
- ieH ooo-qox so feet on Main street
MYTHOLOGY Is feet on Madison street
< q al 100 H1x 20 feet liz Pont31s sd
- = Al 'i0O-e9xf20 feet 10 Queen Anne JoVn
81 > 9s56-S0xI10 fest On south Fourteenth
street.
sEsock between Fourth and Fsfth on King
= street. This il one Of tbs best Hlanuisc~
q e Lot On south Third street. partially M
= proved.
Corner lot on PIKE street.
:: is2oc per acre for 100 acres joining Univer-
so PER acre for iso acres on Mercer
8 sszs per acre fa 20 acres near electric
ri So per acre 90 acres near Kirkland
90 $40 per acre. 20 acres on Beis line.
e $40 Der acre 100 acres IN Port Orchard
N e IT3re-aere tracts near city sreclaity.
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Legal NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK AZ -
~ Western Mil Company-The underSlsr.st y
notice that on the 18th day Of Febrnerr i51{{ n
IL O'Clock M in front of the First yasis- ~
in the city Of Seattle by virtue of the usrs~
thereof heretofore granted them BY Joha ~.
they, on penaLf OF the owner. John Kesrzs -
without reserve, sixteen ll6l shares Of a. -
stock OF The Western MIL Companv. fn,t~ ~, ~ -
(Signed) W. A. HARRfNf|rsrl
DAVID T. DFNyv-f
]. H. McGRAW
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

II r. HAMMOND & Co SUCCESSORS TO
L. Anderson Il Faegrel, commission merch ants
and wholesale dealers in hay, grain. feed and pro-
duce; storage solicited. Commercial dock loot of
Madison street, Seattle, Wash
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MANICURE.

TRY THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN COMPLEX
L ion treatment at the manicure and chiopody
courts of Mrs Elmer Stearns. 107 Occidental block
A LICE NJ AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
n cure and Observation-Disclosures 20 and so Hol-
yoke block, Front and Spring streets.
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cTTY NOTICES.

TMPOUNDED STOCK AT AUCTL0N-sATT3
day. February seventh I'd 81 10 a m, in iies
OF Police heat quarters, corner Fourth and feEraf
streets, Will sell at public auction fbr cash. 70
expenses of impounding and keeping, the fellows
described ANNA, viz. One cay pony. 40
seven ca years of age, one white foot behind y
one white forefoot, star on forehead. blind in q
eye. found with saddle on. he owner q -
animal is TO me unknown. GEO. C. MONROE
thief Of Pcice
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DANCING ACADEMY.


NJ Rs WEBSTER. LATE OF SAN FRAN
AA cisco. eegs leave TO announce that she has
opened a Dancing academy for children and adults:
fancy dances specially. Call al 7o5 Pike street
QUEEN CITY DANCING AGA DENY, WASH
" InGfon hall 1.526 sixth street. advanced
classes MONDAY and FTi4Sy evenings: beginners
class Thursday evening private lessons; wAIfx .
speciality PFcfessox q. I.opp send for circuIsr
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SOCIETY sorrcE.

SOCIETY NOTICE.
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN, cLUB-A
meeting Will be held at the courthouse In
Jndee Humes' courtroom. saturday evening, Feb
rnary It'll 1891. az o'clock D. M. for the purpose
pfseiecfing delegates to the convention q the Re-
publican State League OF Clubs 20 be held NJ 0iym-
pts, Wash, February 10; 1891. BY order
BOY ID i. TAIIsMAN. President
HERBERT w. TAYLOR. Secretary.
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L,OR SALE-FINE FARM, 100 ACRES, RICH
i bottom land, five and one-half miles from Port
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GOVERNMENT LAND.

WANTED-100 MEN TO LOCATE ON HOME
steads, prescriptions. timber claims. relin-
quIshments, unsurVeyed and newly surveyed
lands; all Information free: satisfaction guaran
tHed or no pay we are the oldest and most reliable
cruisers and estifnaters on Puget sound; we also
have on our list some fine coai-bearing claims
Jones q Co, room IL Scheuerman block
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HooD's

MN leave
tonday, v
fort Ganb
txaap, iic'
esxes Unis
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HELP wASTED-FEM4LE.

HELP WANTED-FEMlLE.
IRAyTED = HoCsEKEEPER: MIDDLE
W aged lady preferred II. r.. Posi~IDteEi-
gencer.
WANTED FOR NETGHBoRTNG CITY
w hrst-ciasc tailoreSs: good weekly wages
piece work. none but nrst-class need apply. Call
on Mira. NJ ,. Peck. room Is. 7Gs Second street.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL IL SMALL
" family. 2i2 Virginia street
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work Call at 61e Yesier avenue.
YVANTED--A LAUSDREss AT THE VEN
~ dome: one who Can sleep at home. LII
Front street.
WANTED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~ work; must be good cook; wages, S25.
Call l,S02 Main street, near Fourteenth.
WANTED-cOOKs. s-HAMBERMAIDs,w WAIT
" eTs. girls for homework. Apply Mrs ciark's
employment cfice, BOT Union street.
WASTED-FIRsT-CIAs HELP CALL Or
~ address Mr.. NJ. J. Peck. Ladies' Intelligence
Bureau, TOS Second street. room 10.
WANTED-GIRIS FOR GOOD SITUATIONS.
W. In restaurants, lodEing houses and for gen.
eraI homework. Mira Randall's intelligence Office
1915 Second street
WANTED-C0oRs, WALTERS, NURSES
~ and girls for general work az Day Nursery,
lila Third street.
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A ]. MINTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON
"a graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. Of
fee at Montana stables, Fifth and Washington
streets: telephone 200; residence telephone 357.
GREEN NUGENT. VETERINARY PHYSI-
" clans and surgeons: honorary graduates Ont
Vet. College Office and infirmary at Quincy Cab
stables, corner West and University streets; tele
phone 432
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L,OR SALE-SOME OF THE CHOICEST LOTS
IL in Ballard; in block "a, Gilman Park; 50x10o
each, for $500; easy terms Lewis & Ledgerwoed,
IL, Is, IA Union block.
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ENGINEERS and bRAUGHrsmEs.

THOMPSON & WHITE, ENGINEERS AND
mineral surveyors Room 10 Colman building.
A LEX NJ REYNOLDS, CIVIL ENGINEER
"A and surveyor. Rooms % and "a Squire-Lati
f1iar hull dincr
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MILLINERY.

THE ROSEBUD MILLINERY STORE HAS
\ an elegant assortment of imported and other
goods. 220 Pike street '
nj Rs. j. J. GRESHAM Is AN ARTIST IN
~ ossigning elegant headwear. To be convinced
sos Second street. es' oi
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| Leaves II
eFf SuDda
kanlHchie
) Tacoma
Dc Seattle
~ Whatco
| Leaves r
Bfeet, Seat
n. E.-T'i
Er2y's Iiar
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DooTH & HASFoRD DISTRACT &C
ID (Inc.l. Rooms S&5 and $40 seattle block.
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PROFESSIONAL NURSE.

n r.: 1 MILLER PROFESSIONAL NTTRSF
Ah 1871 Third street, door r. room So 40
r AIDES PRIVATE Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. A. NJ Defoe, Seattle " stieei'
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EvOR SALE-LOTS AT KIRKLAND. LAKE
View addition, 1925 per lot; easy terms; pay
ment on time. The Bennett Land Company, room
81 Colman building
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L,OR SALE-CENTRAL SEATTLE. ON RAIN
IL Ter electric railway; lots 50x120, $400: one
half cash, balance in one and two years William
j. Tobin. room kilgen block
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E,OR SALE-LOTS AT WEST SEATTLE FROM
500 upwards; payments on time. The Ben
nett Land Company, room II Colman building.
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LiOR SALE-FINE LOCATIONS OF GOVERN
ment land Skagit and Mason counties. The
Bennett Land Company. room 81 Colman building.
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L,OR SALE-I60 ACRES, WHATCOM COUN-
ty. cedar bottom; 12-foot stream of water flows
through the land; $l2 per acre. The Bennett
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T,0R SALE-$e5 CASH SECURES A
Il cleared lot, New Wilfred addition balance, SIS
monthly; price, $500; interest w. vacher, 8
Epler block.
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MPERIAL STUDIO. ia ,rET,,, ,-, -,-.----~
cabinets % per dozen. mind STREET,
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EAST 7
4 freight

leaves Hal
{Ion str
[t:nt. cou
option, A
fhAfconl.
Efi6ays at
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Freight orp.
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L,oR SALE-FoRTY ACRES, PORT ORCHARD
II property, navy yard limits; improved; cheap.
The Bennett Land Company, room 81 Colnaan
building.
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DENNEFATHER & WILLIAMSON, ATToR.
Il neys at law. Temple Court chambers, Third
street, next 10 Russell house.
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GREEN c TURNER. LAWYERS. HAVE
VI removed their law offices from the Boston
block to rooms Sol, 3ls. SO and $40 Washington
block, Front street, Seattle, Wash.
ID P. CARROLL, ATTORNEY AND COUN-
Il selor at law; removed 70 rooms lit, lis. ll9
Occidental block.
d EMOVED-CHARLES Z. PATTERSON,
IL lawyer, to rooEls ia and 115, third floor,
Occidental block
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HOWE & CoRsoN JAMES p. HOWE AND
IL Warren Corson) attorneys at law, rooms IA
and 15 Colman building.
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w S. RELFE, ATTORNEY AND COCN-
w seIor at law (late of the St. Louis BARI Room
ID Colonial block. Seattle.
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. -oxr-yToIo4xo FURNITURE. PIANOS
vi horses and anything of value without relnosaI
coutidentiai. seattle Loan Company. LOO Butiea
block.
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I-OR SALE-Ie0oo ACRES OF THE FINEST
Il Oregon and Washington timber lands: aceessI-
bic 10 railroad and wafer. HoIlenbeck. 8 Union
block
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DATENTS-CAVEATS WRITE FOR "AD-
vice TO Inventors" g. III. King, attorney
Epler block.
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TOR SALE-DONiT FORGET THAT VIEW
Il commanding lot on Broadway for $500; IL is a
Snap adjoining lots held for 81 $50 to 800. Akin
& Walsworth, 622 Second street
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E'RED 81. PETERSON, ATTORNEY AMI
IL counselor at law, corner Yesler avenue and
Commercial street.
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L,OR SALE-WE HAVE BONDED SOME OF
IL the incest property on Port Gardener: call and
inspect our list. Akin g. Walsworth, 622 second
street.
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CHARLES H. BAKER, CIVIL ENGINEER
" and contractor. Offices 1928 Epler building.
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IL ]; BILLINGS, GENERAL. ACCOMPANY
pe so2 qlS written up; expert work a specially
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LfoR SALE-BEST CHANCE IN WESTERN
IL Washington to buy out clean general stock in
good. cash-paying mining and manufacturing
town. continued bad health of one member of firm
reason for selling: win invoice $4,000 to Sl2 OOO
positive bargain for cash. Address Cleveland
care Post-lntelligencer.
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GALE & FAY, ATTORNEYS AND CoUN
VI selors, rooms 8 and 10 Boston block: riparian
law and land contests specially.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-05
FFTHN ~
49, Aa=sAs
NIcRsmring ThOEght.

A writer in an electrical journal has
proposed to measure thought by means
of the heat developed within the brain
acting upon thermopile The PROPOSE
ton was received in some quarters with
considerable skepticism. The thing, how
ever, can easily be done. Not long ago
celebrated electrician stated that he
could "think hole through an inch
board" and by connecting Il drill so that
it could be actuated 10y the Curr mt pro
duced he actually did it.
A. f. Dolbcar, writing on this subject,
says that the experiment, far from being
new OF ImpTactiCablc, Was carried out i'll
this country more than twenty years ago
by DR.. Lambard, Harvard college. A
thermOpile was connected with a delicate
astatic galvanometer, and person Sc
lected for the test. The individual was
placed in a reclining posture, and the
thermODile touched his head. A certain
place WAS found where temperature
changes in the skull were more quickly
apparent than elsewhere, and the instru-
ment was fixed at that place. So long
as the subject remained mentally passive
the galvauumcter needle remained quiet
ly at zero, but as soon as Il word was
spoken to attract his attention, the needle
would at once be detected, though no
muscle had moved. a noise outside,
door opening, or any incident that would
cause concentrated attention would have
i marked effect on the needle.
1t is now proposed to measure the rel
ative strengths Of various mental efforts,
as. for instance. working out problems
in mental arithmetic or geometry, read
ing English, Latin. German or any other
language, in all Of which processes it
will be easy to ascertain by the move
ments of the needle the respective de-
gree of effort made by the person expert
mented upon. In this connection it may
b. mentioned that Charles Dickens re-
marked that the mental effort involved
in learning shorthand was equal to that
of learning several languages. This hui
morous ilea can now be put to an exact
test.-Pittsburg Dispatch.