Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-13
tee tht,>, ;>'.:,n1Nrs nn their Wny. with

the p1u,lIt II, and before II rutl'l la'
@mntl>cr.41 lr Kind words su.At nightln-
gales Tongues, withAu jus tn tn, M were
searched little by our chef. aud cou!l
str ,&ste The ,"tninl"rs in tt well bred
w.,> we've l,rl,utt~t. rhtt grew till |hr
following week, when thelE tlscnntent
bttalnc 20 Treat that they suddenly put
up the mill aud went away. dill not
think ut first that they would EVER go.
But they dill.
Possibly the windmill al*o may do 80
st,1ne day. thought TINT III soon IN the
plumber. stood lmck from 1t and gave 1t
mir it might 70. hut it Inns not. 4 well
known physician and scientist here says
that 70 ,n1,ch ct thu climate l. required
by the inya1tls wlincu1nt here hat there
is not enough left To run windmill.
/ am arranging NOW. however. tn club
III with Mr.. Htalv. Il nei%h|r'r If mine,
wlo OWNS i bicycle with pneumatic
tires, 10 that we can Ett rllr wind tl>'-
where in large quantities tor filling his
pneumatic tires hnn running my whit"
mill the yt&f rurntl.
Tie mill l,uk~ very picturesque when
in motion. but it takes tie time Ut Il
man anil team IT, ruin it while they
ought t. he doing something else.
Windmill. were first used In The
Twelfth century. In Hnllun1 they are
used yet. thu scientists say. III draining
tht. 1olt1er~ and grinding thu truss. |
have ubunt decided to drain my 1m}sler>
and Erinl NY trA>> @'y ]la1hl. Ny wind.
mill makes Il good place to dry clothes
OIL unl nothing could he better 10 keep
butter III than my we'll.
Nindnil}> IRE extensively ust"> IL
California uir,1lt Sturkttn for irri .ntitn.
and /. blk farm Or vineyard there looks
like IL large bed Ut them IN full bloom.
But 1lt IT, the wind i, in,t >tr,1lG. and III
effort to raise ii. ftn1, II ou]y partially
successful,
| read uf II windmill in F4vershn,n
that III rem weeks H4ise,l 81 ,Dn0,u'h gul-
lo1is Of water from IL depth ut too feet,
thus saving 1tD tuns Of coal. or say 500.
lit tifty~twu weeks this windmill wunlu
have saved $3.SG0. This with what
vegetables we can raise here would al
most RIM on house. by takin$a |r'ar'lrr
Or Two one Gould retire from active
work and thus avoid attracting unplca>'
nit comment.
The post windmill WAS thu eArllcSt
wind engine and hud 10 bc pulled Hl,nnt
tn f;lcr tltr Wiirl. 1t WAS succeeded by
the snlu?k tr frtrk mill which consisted
Of stationary tpwrr aud movable gear
INK fur the, miller. The American wiml~
mill /, sli.l 10 IL til" best lnlt", mud even
mine. All! sure, wou( Ut work it nirr3n]l
br supplied. An n>l'lyxiatel windmill
Ii IL sui right.
For finding. thu horsepower OF wind
mills / give thc following ll1lt. 1t ~ for
the oil mill with sails, ln1t might be
fixed mp IL apl,ly 10 American mills:
Let equal narn|tr uf sails.
Let \ equal artlsof each s;til in square
feet.
Let V equal velocity If wind in feet
per second.
Then the horsepower Of tue mill Ii;
a W
1,GGU, UUU
In other words. that IL the number Of
horses it will take to work the mill Oh
still day.
After the campaign Is over and the
rainbow rrtritvtrs aud slcllbinders get
lo,ne. unl prices nr. cheaper oh s,1cl*
labor. AN $'iu; to try II joint debute
On this windmill, it everything else
should fail.
The we'll " still dark and cheerless.
A large hlncksnake tri:d to cross it tw"
weeks ago. ;1tt missed llis fn,tin. anu fell
to thu bot1o1n. II distance Ut over lo'' feet.
When wt got hi,n tut he was out 1T bis
heud ut first. but tinuIly recognized ne,
smiled family md died.
The Evening Telegram has recently
requested II britf expression If opinion
from city. suburban and country resi-
dents regarding the relative merits of
the tire. ! have tric.l them all, ami
though If "rur>e ! have not trittl all
citics, all suhnrEts or all countries, ain
free to state that the suburb II In my
opinion the least desirable place 1T resi-
dence The cit; is III excellent Place
for tho residence Of those who 1,rtftr to
reside there. but there ire very few >nerl
IN my acquaintance who do not dream
and hope for quiet homt in the coun-
try some day.
II one lives In the country he nny go
to the city fur T. visit and Enjoy it much
more thnn if he lived there. If he live
In the country he may have dozen
neiuhbors whose friendship no values
more thun that of II whole city full, for
they nre naturally more near and more
intimate. Five minute calls ARE extend
ed into friendly visits Of an honr or two,
during which thoughts may occur and
be given expression.
One may also hive his CID, good and
tried friend come to sce him and stay a
fortnight.
Peop1e, however, are not alike, and 70
while may enjoy chasing the cnrculi"
out of my orchard If un afternoon ind
q good book under the shade Ut noun
| tainous mahogany or few plnnks OH
the lutte when the bulbul sings III the
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