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RoHrnr novSFR'S FUNERAL
Tho Services Held Yesterday in tho Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church.

Tho Services Held Yesterday in tho Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The funeral Of Robert Bonner at tho Fifth
avenue Presbyterian Church. with which
Mr.. Bonner was 50 long identified. and in
which he was for SO many years closely ass0-
ciatcd with tho Rev. DIR. John Hail. was largely
attended yesterday morning. The ceremonies
werc set for ! | o'clock. but friends Of Mr. Bon
mar began arriving much earlier and contin-
uad coming until there were ssvpral hundred
of thCm in the church Mr.. Bonner had hgcn
n trustee u tho church for thirty yenrS. lha
coffin was OnrnO M tho C"ntra alslG by tn"
pnllbeGrerS. Justice Willard bartlett DR.. sam
who was formerly MIR. Bonners family rhysi-
clan; DR.. John L, Mum, his physician later:
Eohh"rt W Hall, son OF ne Icy pr, John Hall !:
1Nlcott and ", A. Taylor. before, the coffin
walked the clerCymcn. the Rev. Or. John \.
Mcintosh Of lhliadrIphis. President OF the
Hon" M!ssiHn h@nr @t IT me b sreIt0EtiraR
Society. II which Mr.. Bgrn"r WAS President.
and the Roy. Dr. Gcorg" hacloskie, profcssor OF
biology at Princeton University Both ~ tho
ministers w"r" VIZ. liunn"rs nersonnl IriondS
The altar was hrstrown with floral offerings
that had been sent TO tho church. and on tina
coffin wuS largo piece constructed ~ ruSGS
body. Among other Intimate friends q Mr.
bonner who alt"ulrd tl" funeral were liamii-
ton Eushcy. A. {. Hall Of, stamford, Conn.
Hosea, Perkins, SaWuel McMiIan. William
Carl S. Burr MIR and Mrs Il. j. bonner. Mr.
David bonner. Mrs. 4. 4 Bonner, Mr. aud Mrs
Francis forncS and Mr. and Yrs; John Allen
family who were present The Rev DR. McIn-
tosh in an address uu Mr.. Hnuu"rs life referred
to his lOyo for horses The iutrTmcnt was
| made privately In the family pIotat Greenwood
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Cant. noah l.. Cocheu, III" wo.!-knpwn Hr Ok
Ign veteran who asked tho President for au-
thority To raise n regiment. and promised to
have II ready within ten days after obtaining
pernil.slUn has received from Assistant AdJt-
Gen II. O. \. llnrland q letter saying that tho
Secretary OF War declines the offer. No o. eanl-
cation. as such. will be accepted for duty in
the PhiIiIllne1.
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Threw His Dog Into tho Water and
Drowned Himself.

EAsToN. Pa. July S-Harry RAIDER. butcher
of Nazareth. drove his family into this city to-
day and whila on tho outskirts took his dog
down to tho canal - throw him in As ha
and was drowned His wife and children wit.
messed the ucIil,Ut,
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GREFNWooD B4rTIsTs VILE Split.
The Members Who Opposed tho Park Slope
site to Organize u New Church.

Site to Organize II New Church.
When the trustees Of the Greenwood Baptist
Church recently decided TO abandon the old
church at Fourth avenue and Fifteenth street.
Brooklyn, and move to a more select neighbour
hood on the Park Slope. there was a split in tho
congregation. 253 members signing protest
against the change OF location. The protest
being ignored, the dissenting members then
appealed TO the trustees TO let them remain in
possession Of a part Of the old property and
organize branch church there. This request
was refused. The opponents OF change II
base nre now determined 10 establish church
of their own, and as the lrst step in that drec-
tion will apply for Letters Of dismissal from the
Greenwood Baptist Church.
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EQUITABLE MORTGAGE CO. SAVED.
Meaning of the Incorporation of the secur-
tiles Cnmpnnx of the City OF New York.

The Equitable Mortgage Company OF Kansas
CITY, No. suspended business in the panic OF
1893. and rrorGsnzed in the same year,
Charles s. Fairchild, George Cornell md A, Il.
Hepburn. who were the Reorganization Com
mitter. formed the Equitable Securities Com
many to take charge Of and adjust the affairs Of
ing ST 0OO,OOO Of dehenturrs. The liabilities
Of the company have been reduced to ~, OOO,-
900. which are oIsot 10 full by aesots' and now.
day'R SUS the Securities Company OF tho CITY
OF New York has been Incorporated to provide
additional cAnital for new buHiness.
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Mckinley May 60 to somerset, Pa.

ALTOONA. Ia. July S-Prosidant Mckinley
has accepted rondttouuly an invitation from
Ahner Mckinley, his brother to spend two
weeks at hla summer homo in Somerset, ms
WAS done last season. hbner Mckinley OK
poets to have his new residence completed hs-
fore tho arrival az tbs S-~ which Will
likely be in -
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II was stated in Wall street Yesterday that
now company vii. lc urEluiacd to uo known rs
the Buffalo ,as Company to tnko over the
Bunnlo Gns Light Companv, tho Buffalo city
the Peoples Gas Light and coke Company. all
OF Buffalo. and the last named an Addcks con-
Germ
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Arriyrd-slTuRpAY. July Q.

Arrivrd-s.TuRpAN Julye
AZ CampaniA. walker. Liverpool June I. oueens-
town I'd.
bourg July ].
SIS Tartar Prince. Anderson, Lsghorn-
IS Strathleven, NJ ar. Dunkirk.
Ss Francisco, Jenkina, Hun.
e. British Queen. smith, Antwerp.
81 Alaska. Mdcauley. f,lt cove.
SIS lrOMcis k-mllr. ia, ksonvills.
ss Princess Anne. Braz, Norfolk.
BIS Curltybo. Hope. CarlenA4.
For later srrVals see Frat PagAI
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Business Clothes.

Carl II. Rchulty's Nicbv, settlers, CRrbonio.
Mineral waters bIuirtrd ont under tho lar are not
Schultz Order the sIphnn M the table, watch the
labels. Aud lie sure to Re. Suhuih's Waters.
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HIRINE IHTELLIGEYCh

MINIATURE AIMASAo-Tau DAT.
Sun rises. -. 81 Sun sets. s2l Moon sets. 70
wArrR-rHia DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6 a. Gov.lsld GA He'll oats.11 OF
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Special 1lo,itt1.

A.-pi>rASiS OF wOHEN-pr ELINN. ~ West
+5th b. .urIr lir adU'r E>t'b i l-si h,ur-. 40 q.
PIL:.".--Dr. Chapman To- +. :a!.t, Now York.
NuCut.DE no lost tune. 30 X fI"o. Pay when 'urri
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Slew Publications.

OSC.-hr. Dooley. ClockmAker. Old IT. Paul's, JsSk
~ Sheppard. Tower Uf London. PRATT. lUl 9th ~.
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THE kFNSICO CEMETERY Private station, HIr-
L lem Railroad; ~ minutes ride from the brand
Central Depot. Office. III East I2j 81
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Begin now and learn what other leading summer
resort advertisers have discovered through adVera-
ing IN The suN. The result desirable well-paying
ollentage.-AdV.
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The SUPREME Court Of Illinois has recently
dismissed an appeal on the ground that tho
litigation In which it was taken was fraudu.
lent and fictitious case. under n law known rs
tho anti butterlne statute. Chief Judge Car
ter declared that tho defendant was as anxious
Tor a conviction as were the nsrsons concerned
IN the prosecution, and that all the rnrties
wero really on the same sde and only de-
srous of testing tho csnGrtutiuna,ity o; tho
act Of the Legislature regulating tho mAnu'ac-
ture and sale Of katherine. Cases OF this char
acter are denounced az frauds upon the court,
and the uArtir1 are characterized m "Onspir-
aturs who have no standing 10 be heard.
II You Haven't Tried 1t Before
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

jamestown Journal: While operstin,
sewing machine at her home on wssi
Seventh street Wednesday afternoon
Miss Agnes Folder had the msfortuns
TO get her finger under the machin.
needle. which penetrated f.. IRE nee
die became bent in the operation. and
It was impossible for her to turn the
machine so az to Withdraw II. BEING
alone ia the house at the time. shs
vas sure enough prizoner. and could
not attract attention By her cries for
neip for fully an hour. Finally Lionel
o. Robertson heard her while passing
the house, He went to the rescue but
could not turn the machine to rsleaas
tAe unfortunate young woman. A ma
cninist and physician we're sent for.
On the arrival Of the mzchInist he sas
compelled to take the machine apart
before Miss Folder could be released.
The physician then extracted the nee
aie' and the wound win soon heal. but
the experience is one which will doubt.
less be remembered by the victim for
a long time.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
rao. BOULDER COUNTY.
AAazAss ftMa A~s~ "a e. AsaaA~s@s


TIE es-rnlas q "a EalAes. sugE-ssess
- have t-rva partially asExss4 car, h
ts.cefuinS = u.attrr ~ fr~laent eseessr-
Esne~ in these aags q Improved
Esefisasis - niafnS The fatest xA-
amp1e ~ tbs ehar4eFrT il tie cid
i.4xzlsr laiEe. u Ward alsirsri. B0aAtrr
c1mrsy.
The PGEz.er aln4 was a wohsser 10
rs tizas. having Powdered nssr~ than
$1,000 In A.asty Gays auFAzE lts pros
F~et slase Slts.-sn tizassalsi.
81 dollars we're rxFrhssr,A IL v4la Il
fort 20 Fplo-asr tAr bF~ bssx, AID
ffsilg Wgrf eFas sfeEssst to Aaifae rs-
E,lsla.as szle several years.
Last year A. T. aHal y W Haw~.
secured euntrusHHs laf~rest u fke
eoGzslaany a1si FsgzlEseaeept of~ragioss
The ed surkinss wer~ rhaFpaghlY ex-
aAtnrd- and last wrrE AZ = bs1ag "a,
feet frUa ths fafv - Iganel No, :. az
ere tods. seypn f-st wtie, was fsunsi
% Nhbct a SINE i n8M h@sEg snuk
Al Ike falaf eE discovery TIE err tssay
L. DO fes1 fruE fhe snr1aEn. IN ssaH,.s
pisces ~ ifon i fouai - sal!sa stFea L.
fraa Eve - az infAes nd. whsrh
assays fron Eve 20 srvrn 0nnnss "a
geld. and sampie taxa fr0sz srsx4s
I've feet q The on bssly gave Fxiarus
Of So - - the toa.
The COMPANY wlA sink a wtnxs frual
fifty % loo feei and hi1ck cat stoa *
EFound aEd taavu run an apgaAss to M
spFfaee and r-lus, IL sikh a nszeAllns-ry
plant, the upEatse 70 - used "a he
asain working plant.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24


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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

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S-e T1s E-1sgzgr,s .aths- al.s a.
zsstzsz1 t1z- "a soz roe a azeress x-<
tzz- y Azt 1tss- $50 ea- wsts ~
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ar ss-c1 az . r. Eozzs- Ell - sea
E1zz : Is krg~1 tezt tEe ssss@- a.
ne EEres-srss wes7oz vas tr.sA. az.
zsTss-1l1E . psEzb@-ss La s@sz za.tas
q thzt 6ay Mary oe.e- Ht.ts bf.s
e sTaes-es we're brUzzkt CIT ~ II.
STATE AZ tie trial. ~kies, eo1ahsre.
VIII liz Eors I-yor-za. Points. zsssAi
strengthening isrsz4as 70 tie xss La
s--a1xisS Ee1.szy.
TEs tetszhs Cd zst care "a pzs Eez.
rs<g . TIE sftzez. s-zz1 Ter as osn
csts1se, as previous 70 TIE trial be u.
l2s<s sEs5 eo1<iezt1z statements an %
lis rhsrezoo1-s az9 slr1tors o. TIE
sv-atfal high: thzt & Ees believed u.
eTesz-sxzE-rztlol b. TIE s-zts /.
which these Sould be introduced woaie
hurt hlz ease very mach. II xas so1xh:
10 Dc shown that Kennedy vas not at
The hotel on the night Of Arg. IS. bu;
the abb broke down IN vital points.
and the record Of previous good BE-
haTior which the defense brought for
ward counted for nothing. The de-
Tense then had TO content Itself with
picking flaws IN the evidence Of ;hs
various witnesses for the prosecution.
Some Of the scenes Of the trial ~sr.
quite dramatic. notably when tbs
father Of the accused was forced @
admit certain telling circumstances.
The jury vas not long out. and saz
unanimous for conviction when polled.
Thus eireumstautiaI evidence. indirect
but strong. has scored another victory.
and the electric chair will soon elzirs
another victim. unless the governor In
terfeFes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

Inc prospects Of opening n gold nro.
fucer 10 Creole are improving aa d,,,,t,
Is gained on the Custer IN whi.h :
good body Of gold ore was recentls'
found. ''senh3
II has now been fhoroughiv da,,a-
Hrated that the Custer has H.
gVlies OF ore In place. and the assays
Justify the conclusion that the ,aIna
nln soon become n heavy produeer =,
gold A rich streak Of sylvan,te ~
peeb encountered and As WORT ~,
crosses The rich values eoniaine. +, t,,a
ore are clearly shown. sotne ~ -.
ore Or already taken out win par for
me discovery has created const,,o-
hoie excitement at Creole ANA &C.,.
LOOT OF ground In the vicinity NJ 49,
custer has been located. men wort, i.ss
All night in some cssscz 10 81, Us
ground staked or. The o,eners 90 ~
,uAsr are pushing development, -
fhpidiy as possible and arranpef,a,,',
nave been made By several of H. '' -,
,ocators to put down shafts 4 ~
oef OF experienced prospee,ors 81
taken their bearings from ~ "".e
godies exposed, AMI are now enJa.v o,'
lhe 20 follow the trend of ,bo 80.
"hh the view Of tracing Thorn in.'. ~
"siief portions of the camp.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

me youngest college president in tn,
United States is Hr. Jerome H. RAY.
mond, who no further back than twsn.
" years ago was l2-year-oId nevs.
Doy in Chicago. The way to SUCCESS
Jay through stenograpby. Becomins
an expert he was appointed private
secretary to Pullman, the palace car
magnate. and afterward to Miss vii.
iard' whose great correspondence he
attended to for four years. At ths
same time he studied diligently. us
went to college, was graduated. and
accepted the chair OF sociology In !.
small western hall Of learning Whit.
attending classes he was never baa,.n
at study but once. and that vas bv a
young lady. He straightway marrisa
her. She now assists him in pre.idiny
over toe destinies OF the University o,
West Virginia.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
Motor. IN atn-

10 some Of the mines "a the Cent.
heat where both 6sl l9sun,otfvss sga
electric motors have been used ss,ns
comparison between The e0af 20 -.
TWO systems Is possible. In one e3i,.,,
the cost Il the former has b-ssn -
pr train mile. az compared wItb n
N The case % the electric motor r.
sesi "f two oil locomotives f. all a.
nave been one-fourth II the cost ~ -,
sie.tfie inoior. The steam. nstr,.-s.
aisi carboaie acid evolved tv ~.
former II not enough 10 vltlate tsc -.
mosIhcre; and Il has the ADVANTAGE -
COM pactness. 1t works Ga two-fss,t
"t'e-ineh Kauee, and when exertfn- Z.
h*F.e wer is abb t. tass a maxssar,.,
F.a 0f seventeen tons. n i sald fbas
when running at the maximum s,sx5
81 Tour and one-half miles per hour
ana with the fun load. the ronsnn,u'
Ton Of oil r. barely six ana on.shsi.
bounds per hour. An Arrangement -
friction clutches and chain scar on ~,
crank shaft enables tie engine 10 rt,,
backwards or forwards At tho win ~
TIE operator Industries aud Iron
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

There u growing tendency on tbe
part OF The land office at washtnv,nn
70 enforce more strictly the revpla.
lions concerning the location of mining
claims. This has taken definite forn,
IN recent Instructions issued 10 limited
states mineral land surveyors. who ara
directed as follows: These proyixlons
OF the law Regarding the location ~
mining claims) must he strictly eorn.
phed with In each ease to entltls IN.
eialuiant to n survey and patent ana
therefore, should claimant under .
location made subsequent TO the mas.
sage OF the act Of May 10th. 1872 who
mas NOT complied with said reouIrn'
ioehts IN regard TO marking the Ioea.
uoh upon the ground and recor,,ln.
y, ane same. apply for survey. Won viii
decline to make IT," "'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

4 frequent source Of error IN che 10
Fation ~ quartz mines = found IN tha
inability - the pFospeciOr to dlztin.
Euish h.stween the true and npuarsuf
strike 81 vein Many veins have a
winding course. swinging first one way
AID thea another. but most veins s.,
practically straight for eonsiderahi..
distances. There i less likelihood OF
error IN locating vein which stands
peTpendienlariy. Or nearly 80. for The
topography Of the ground does not AZ.
feet Il materially: but where veins
Rave a low angle OF dip in a rough
country the locator Ends hl9 vrlb
striking 10 n zizzag Tine across fbe
ridges and guiehes and he + often
puzzled TO know how 90 Ioeate "a
claim so as 10 cover the lode. Thls
difficulty may - solved BIZ a eo--a..t
understanding Of The meaning OF strife
ana dip. The strike Of q vein IL ifs m
rsetion on horizontal line. taken af
right angles 20 ifs dip.
when about 10 locate n mine .be
STRIKE must BE- taken IN n hor|zo-,4,I
direction Ton the level. and not der,
the slope 81 the hilt This Il the trre
strike' 80 DO not locate the claim ,gtff,
an elbow in the center. but strai.bs
parallel with the real strike i,.jrs
and Scientific Press.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
LEADVILLE PUMPED DRY
MINING BEING RESUMED.

rs& eoo4>ass .~rs ~ tse I&7Agil,s
bssla " AssA aH~ sss~@se,1 sase GoNG-
r09a nainss h lss pa -iieaiiy IA
Naf.-eI, says Tie RAY Mountain
Sews- Ater 90 ne - s~Fra
nssztAs th.s ire Les a.ssrs tAs& wlieh tat
IJez1viIle F.u-ntar< lsss-srtstAra 81 cat
70 ca1esafe las h-sn vs1s-iAe1@liy hAiSa-
ssi In syre u Tie azsay srs sa.ssslfs that
the 10sk csnkd s.sFer Dc asszr llslssi
In VS~w & tAe sgeeSsssa unsrgDe -
THE WORK i j. very aAlGral hat there
sAsnla - stesing n sarssfaetAaB
ansfns al el4s~s tilsrr. and tarre i
not ; baslHass * mining man - III
eansp who ea-s rgt fssllsfe th1f LEAD
vie Il 5rst eatersng 50 area % U&ex
sflfsls-i prosperity.
The Leadr.lle hasia eozuprises an
extensive AREA from Cal!farMl4 guirh
On the s-sgth % Big Eraas <aich "a
TIE norSh. aEd iaelades practically all
% the e3tg ~ irzdFase. EhIea 9.
crossed FROM northeast - @s9rhweei
b. rich sAsuts VI orr ffUEa fFgar and
CaFboEAt- hills Ia tbs ss.tl1n. sinee
isss& ten dep shafts have h-aE sank
which have o0sI Considerably over 81
sslffa. iueladlag the nlsst o. pnguPiDg
kight q thssz~ shafts have h~wn very
large prcsiUuers bgr All 20 them were
e8ase'd sl0Nn IL iS1e owsng - Tie ahsr
trOuhie. Nhen tae PumPing DHNratians
eesszsl ~ that time The entire tas.n tza-
eame foosted ard remained lu that es.n-
ditsgn until las fall when he Lad.
vile Pumping Axss-3afisn- termed -
al the parties Interested IN miulns %
TIE has'n decided "a drainIns tn pr0p-
er1ies- The WORK WIS rndertzken by
The association under TIE mana cement
q Alferr sAerwin. ard the hase o. OF
eratsnns vas It the Penrsse aud Boa
Air zines, which Lad l--~n teasad 20
tie Home Mining Company. = p.8pular
oreznszati0n- the stock ~ which vas
held ~ large number Of buslaess
usen and miners % thu camp
At The present time ali o. the vert
Ing levels, with the ten shafts Ia tie
6own. town district, are perfectly DRY.
and oue min@ the Northern. las Ass.n
pfHsi1ein- nftF tons per day siner tha
nESr % the month, A force % men
L also at work IN the underground
workings az the NsIaon mine. the
Starr mine and the PehrUza. the Latter
no being under lease 90 the Home
Mining Company a soau a. the drifts
are cleaned oct shlpments % from s.-r.
snty-hve 10 IL tons pr day sill con.
rse1ee from all three q these proper.
strz
b tie fst % June the following
properties IN this basin VIII have ~,
ss1TssSi operations. The Northern. fha
1or5aado. The Sixth street. Penruse
start. the Bohn. the Bon Air. ard the
two shafts % the Weldon Mining Com.
rany. These Hilnfs furnish employ.
rBeaf directly or Indirectly % from 90
70 1tsg men ore % the PRINCIPAL prod
bets Of all these properties Il an excel
lenf grade ~ oxidizesi iron ore that 4
TsTy desira be fer the srnslterz. and The
entire pFoduct will % doubt b een,
traefsd for as ssscu So the properties
are IN a position TO ship.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

a map Of The workings af .,.,.
mine on which the progres..of Go sy'nR
bent II Indicated. If not daiIv =. ,.'op
very frequently. is always az sra ~
service In giving a more tho Sea'
UNDERSTANDING Of the relative na.s,'ssl
OF the various shoots or stonos ,''oi'
posed IN the workings. and ,m a., ~
event Of closing down for !" 'ne
PERIOD, an accurate man of ,ho png
ln2s has great value sbould a. ""tk-
De reopened. The possession nlhe
rect 'p nnown TO be absolutely cor.
and, mouiu nave been worth thons.
n .a,. Oh collars to several calIfaroia
ZINES LILIES opened recently after lana,
srn. Inc great danger nrtsI,s,
I'm ,app'ng unexpectedly large bod,as
u ""or IN old Hooded levels In ,ha
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
PROSPECTING ~trt. a PAX.
Di@~4afy ss r.saaaasasx s.l~. 80 IN. De
szsss4f


The raiue q a psn prasVsct can oniy
~ determinsd - hea every factor III
,hs ease = known Ons fn-au~afiy
hears an sxpFvssion II sat'ssartisn a.
Pheasant Surprise ~ tkr slEhf % ssia
u a fsan pruslseet. vita a rsrnzrk a. r.,
IL Fschners % poverty. when shs "a.
server kn~g nothing uhatwFs.r ~ ,l,a
quantity u orr OF ErnYs3 frpta wkseh
the pTu@peeT rvsuitest /, nav have
ts-en an ounce. Il might have bees /.
fouft or rsore The raine can ofit H..
Determined shen the reszfAa a -.
quantity % material taEen % a.. rs~sli9
IN se4d = known Esea wh@n -
quantFy Of ore % gravel i kuaan. Il i
bot always safe 60 venture a Efsssz 3.
10 TIE value fsr taa Unless oas hss -,
eoiise familiar with III, material lgx
tFssltefat tests verified b assays or
Ffafflasnt ia mn o. sIulrp ManY
FF0sfeetofs hazard a calculation - -
TIE Fslhe Of the use b eeantfas che
hulat@r Of oDl0rs. safa cniar rsar,-=a4s
M an artAtrary yulue per fon. =. tssa
colpT $40 rssr t0a. twelve ftlsar. a.
etc. How unsafe this i nav L. -.
~ uniterStna.i when tnfts.siera ss.,s, 4.
given O. the fact that fhs ry.lsg-. 49,.
very small HzaaIly. give 90 la.fi.gatt.,ss
q thf.r sAape. L1sl4i. sealy gold uh.l~
tatAiisE a good ssawinE. will nst
weigh up with ronnsl. shot ilke ia
APPARENTLY faueh inferior Ia size When
one eeeufilt-s accustomed 20 The Fsls
u any particular mlas be mas tim
max n faiF approximation II the vaIrs
OF ais ore By pan prospect. tut II -.
l'.f',0Fe 10 4 uew ioeality. al thss hss te
y learned again rs etueggaent Mn.
ins and Scientific Prezs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

In the ease Of heavy and une,ro.,
90 Hood Of water In minc ,.t,,., :.
s,r,,a,'. necessary to stop by the con.
ELL Saueuoh OF bnlkhead. a pipe with a
a,'s ., gate should be constructed In
, rue nuikhead. affording an outlet Tor
ane water while the bulkhead IL under
w. a, on construction, and which NAV
~, ps ep,sea when the bulkhead is com.
Ri ~. a pressure gauge attached IN
s s,,.s plpe VIII Indicate the pressure mo,
S AZ. men. Divide this pressnrc p 4,
y, ID AZ hi'h ~ VIII give the vertlcnl heiph,
que column or reservoir ~ wa.
gives ~" my psen encountered. but mi,
water. VI nv volume Of