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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
A MINING DEPARTMENT.
Synopsis of the iiili Now Before Congress
TO Create New cabinet Gfiieer.

To Create a New cabinet Gfieer.
The bin creating new executive de-
partment. 10 he known as the DEPART
men of Mines and Mining, has been re-
ported by the committee with unani-
nous recommendation that IL pass. The
bill consists of nine sections:
Section / provides for the creation OF
another department, 10 be known as
the Department, of Mines and Min
ing" the design and duties of which
shall be to acquire. by examination,
practical and scientific experiments, ge-
illogical research, or otherwise, use
full information on the subject of min
ing in the comprehensive sense of the
word. including mines and mining for
gold, silver. platinum, lead, copper,
iron, marble. tin, zinc, quicksilver, an
+ timony, aluminium, manganese, nickel,
coal. petroleum, natural gas, stone,
/ clays. cement. emery, infusorial earths,
/ phosphate rock, gypsum, salt, horaS.
/ bromine. sulphur, crome iron ore, me-
/ tallic paints, asphaltum, flint ana all
other minerals and mineral water, us
/ well as waters used in mining, manu-
+ featuring, or developing electrical pow
er. and to dilfuse such Information
3 among tine people vi tiit = hiA'h Neh'NSl
Section provides for secretary OF
| mines and mining, his appointment by
the President by and With the consent
of the Senate, and makes certain see
tions of the Revised Statutes appiiea
BILE to said department..
Section 2 provides for an assistant
secretary and the mode of his appoint
ment,
Section provides that the secretar,
shall receive the same salary now pait
to the secretary of each of the eXecu
tive departments, and that the assist
ant shall he paid the same salary as j
now paid the first assistant seereta.
of the Interior
Section 8 prescribes the duties to ~
performed by the proposed department
Section 6 provides That the Geological
Survey shall be transferred to the DE
nartment of Mines and Mining.
Section declares that all officer
and employees of the government or an
bureau or division engaged in dutle
referred to IN section Of this bill siia
he transferred 80 the proposed delslr'
nent.
Section provides for the transfer
all records, maps. documents, surveys
machinery, now possessed or used b
any existing department, 60 the Depar
ment of Mines and Mining.
And Section . provides that this az
shall 70 into effect on March 4, 1901.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
TIMBER ON PUBLIC LANDS.


Land Depa rtment Issues Rules in Regard
TO Cutting It.
New rules and regulations govern
ing the use of timber on public min
eral lands, applied TO all the mineral
states have recently been Formulated by
the general land office. They are as
follows: The land from which timber
may be feiled OF removed under the
provisions Of this act must be known
to be of strictly mineral character aud
mot subject TO entry under existing
laws of the United States, except for
mineral entry Parties who take tim
Der from public lands under assumed
authority Of this act must stand pre-
pared to show that their acts are with
in the prescribed terms of The law
granting such privilege. the burden be-
( ing on such parties of proving by pre-
ponderance of evidence that the land
from which the timber Is taken is
mineral within the meaning of the
act. The privileges granted are con-
| fined to citizens Of the United States
/ and other persons, bona fide residents
4 of the states. territories and other min
eral districts provided for in the act.
+ The uses for which timber may be
I felled or removed are limited by the
wording Of the act. building, agricul-
/ tural. mining. or other domestic pur-
!, poses. No timber is permitted TO be
felled or removed for purposes of sale
or traffic or to manufacture the same
into lumber or other product as an arti
Gle of merchandise or for any Other
use whatever, except as defined in see
ton 4 of these rules and regulations
No timber cut or removed under tn.
provisions of this act may be trans
ported out of the state or territory
where procured. No timber is per
mitted TO be used for smelling pur
poses. smelling being a separate an,
distinct industry from that of mining
No growing trees of any kind whatso
ever less than eight inches in diamete
are permitted 10 be cut. Persons fell
) ing or removing timber under the pro
, visions of this act must utilize all o
| each tree cut that can be profitabl.
used. and must dispose of the tops
brush and other refuse in such name
as to prevent the spread of forest fires
These rules and regulations shall TAX
effect February u, 1900, and ali exist
: ing rules and regulations. heretofor
prescribed under said act by this d.
partment are hereby Tescinded.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

aosexef. that ass The real eanse q,
The ssriismFri. bat 5 peculiar srsiele
o. baggage which she eyed Traveller has
wi,a him When ,as basRagemsRisr
came 20 ieok over q travelling equip
meat shlch Mg simuklns uaioadod
srum = wagon aud oa red Tor transpor-
iAsinn be sas som hai surprised 10
fes. IN ihs miss, 81 bsa4boaes and ear
ptt.bzFs. ; easln. with all SIZE usual
funeral aaafBment he e0iin sp9a-
seaiii s8uiaiuel . 81 for be sturdy
Old msu handed Is BE II it Neff heavy,
aad sikh iht sfeatget cars The bag
EsHsmaster At uux assrd Tor tbs death
certificate e sHss ! aau.i need none, "
sssa Mt slmaklbe kF5uasas I'VE can't
laks ihe te8K ausea gna aan+ 4 eef-
tazale ai death SID ths bagEs gemas-
ssr. fgml4 asaHA.as FFlnned again.
.''fheFt aiu't Ha pa I'D there, sad
BE- TbeFes gess some ~ ny wife's
dresses. AID anmc yhiny and duWare.
and The hlg nibe sad setne Of my
ihiegs guess doal NJ d no cerlia'
k.t fas laesu. 20 + ia hst az soon
ahaw see ~hai ihef be The baggsge-
mar admitted lAai he would like to
iona Into the coffin. sHd stfalFhtwaf
Aashuay ualks,srel tho iia and eT'
paaed tho articles aHich be had men
TONED. ana many more 40 we'll Ihs
controversy bad attracted the attention
a. ne people whg acre waiting IN inc
station. and by the time ihe owner had
raised tho tld Of tho coffin be was sur
rounded b. : large aud curious crowd
somebody asked the old man how y
happened that he used conn as BIZ
trunk. aus he explained the matter u
This wsy. Three years ago had ~
I idea that wasn't goin' to last mue'
longer 40 thought I'd better max
sare If a cord coffin while had monel
/ 10 buy H. bought this colin then
hut / aln'i had M chance to use Il unti
dav fore yesterday Then Mary tol'
me there want room enough IN th'
trunk Tor all the things We wanted Y
take ont vest. 20 ! said that conn
wouid make good trunk. wante'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

MoFt OF rs have read Of rooms which
have been papered entirely with can
celed postage stamps. but certain
monks at the hospital of St Jean de
Dleu. at Client. have beaten all this by,
in their leisure moments. decorating
the walls with gorgeous landscapes,
glowing with color aud full Of life.
which are formed entirely by means
Of the postage stamps 81 all the ma
tians OF the world. Palaces. forests,
streams and mountains are represent
eli. butterflies aIi about In the air birds
Of beautiful plumage perch on
branches. snakes and lizards glide
about, aud innumerable animals find
plaees here and there The pictures
are most artistic. in the style Of Chi
uese landscape gardening. and already
between 100000 and 100000 oil
stamps have been used.-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
STRATTON STILL BUYING.
The Cripple Greek Miiiionai re Gets An
other Bull lIiIi Mine.

The Cripple Creek millionaire Gets An
other Bull HiIl Mine.
Tie Rocky Mountain News of the
9Th eaid:
Winfield Scott Stratton, before leav-
ing Denver yesterday, closed another
big mining deal in which he became
the possessor of the stock of one of the
most promising properties on Bull hull.
The northumberland paid approx
inateiy S25o,ooo cash for the various
shares of the Nightbawk ami Nightin-
gale Consolidated company. The prop
erty has been owned by Denver men,
but they have now transferred all their
holdings TO the discoyerer of the indie
pendence.
The money was paid over 20 the orig
| inal holders by Mr.. STATIONS private
I secretary, Mr.. Ramsey The chief
/ owners were w. j. Barker, +. NJ.
Brewster, Frank Jerome, president of
/ the company; j. G. Lewis and George
i n. Wheeler These men located the
1 claims in 1892 and they have been
/ working them ever since. Between
1 $4,000 and $4,000 IN ore has been
taken out up TO date. Ii is being
/ worked by -four lessees on four differ
ent shafts, each OF which has been
sunk TO depth Of approximately 300
feet. The company is stocked at ST.
10000. the stock selling at approxi-
mately 20 cents. 1t las never been
listed on the exchange.
ut was not intended that this deal
be made public" said Mr.. Lewis last
night, but inasmuch MS IL is out. IL
may just as well be stated correctly,
The money has all been paid and tile
stock transferred. As ! understand
Ii, il Is Mr.. Stratton's desire to acquire
an extended acreage in this vicinity
and the Nighthawk aud Nightingale
help TO complete the chain. The prop
erty lies next TO the John \. Logan
which he already owns, and | take j
that he viii have close 10 ninety acre.
In this one group
Immense schemes appear to be for
mulating I'm the mind Of Mr.. stratton
When he sold the Independence las
year he was fat on his back ia Lon
don and he did not know what was 4
be the outcome of his ailments. Sine
his return 10 America. however, ID
has been In excellent health, except
!. perhaps. for few days last weeh
when he WAS confined to his room a
4 the Albany hotel with the grip. o.
: the latter occasion he surprised hi
J, friends by getting out of bed and prs
4 pairing 10 leave for Colorado Spring
p at a time when he was thought TO b
a dangerously III. His recent purchas'
therefore. gives rise 20 the notion tha
9 he intends once more TO reign in tn
n mining field af Cripple Creek. In tll
e vicinity Of Poverty gulch he now hold
L the Arcadia. the Temomi, the Genev;
!. the Reno. the May Queen and 9th,
Il claims. aggregating 100 acres, viii
II negotiations are said to be on foot K
: n series 81 others in the same localit
He has other groups besides that Z
which the NiehthaNk forms n par
II Is intimated that Mr.. STATIONS n
:. preaching visit 10 London Is less vii
u a view Of closing up the Independent
J. deal than OF syndieating his newly a
n CURED properties
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
FLOAT.

4 Boston company has bought 1000
acres Of placer ground in Middle Park,
Colorado. at the head of Willow creek,
and will actively work it next season.
There is scarcely mining camp in
Colorado that has not some hot or min
eral spring. There are hundreds of
mineral springs in California. but il
lower altitude and not generally asso-
eiated with metal mines.
In Colorado any one milling,
sanpling. concentrating, reducing,
shipping or purchasing ore is by law
required TO keep and preserve a book
in which is entered required data as 70
each lot of ore, when received or de-
livered.
Willard H. Ames. late assessor OF
Arapahoe county, has announced his
intention of taking up mining as a bus
iiess, and will go to Arizona to look
ser some gold and silver properties
IN which he and one of his friends are
interested.
In notices of forfeiture TO joint own
ers for non-payment of necessary an
nua1 assessment work upon unpatented
mining claims the notice must be pub
lished for ninety days, and the party
so notified has ninety days after the
last publication TO pay up.
The Chinese government has grant
ed a large concession TO an American
mining syndicate 10 mines in that em-
pire. Samuel Newhouose, a we'll
! known Salt Lake operator, Will take
charge of and work an immense area of
! gold and coal lands in that country.
| The government is TO be Il partner in
the enterprise, and native laborers will
| be employed.
| Prof. w. c. Knight of the University
of Wyoming ascribes the failure of bis
state to produce a Leadville, DeadwooC
or Butte to the custom of shallow min
ing there. There is not a shaft IL
the state. so far as know" he says
| "that is 500 feet deep, and yet from
shallow workings of this kind pros
pects have produced from $4,000 t
100000"
The big compressor for the Big Fiv'
combination has been installed at tn
Sunset tunnel house, Boulder county
and the work on the tunnel from Sun
set TO Ward is to be commenced a
once. The objective point of the tun
mel is the great Columbia vein, whic
/ IL will cut at the depth of 1000 fee
below the surface, the distance fror
the mouth of the tunnel TO the vein b'
ing four miles,
1t is the duty of every mine manage
and mine surveyor TO have complet
; and accurate map of the mine. On
that is not complete and correct, or
! least correct as far as IL goes, is worS
| than no map at all. 1t should especia
: IL show all inside workings accurat
! IN. and nothing underground should
{ LETT TO hearsay, remembrance or belle
!, And a map that was good five yea
: ago OF one year ago may be of no pre-
: ent value.
A 'lever' may mean the whole sy
TEN of workings on an approximate
horizontal plane, but is also understot
as the main working following or ne
and parallel with the lode, 1t ms
j thus correspond to a drift; but is mo
{ nermanent. since 1t is main passai
I, and haulage way, aud is Kept open u
!, I'll the ground above aud tributary
:, II has beer worked out, or explored
!, fnr as indications or means warrai
/ IL there is only one drift on hofizo
d tai plane, there Is no confusion
D. terms.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
HELIOCRApH IN WARTIME

autograph Is BY no means !. s =
sas,sntIon. Although u hss
~. 'a deal spoken OF during
-, south African campaign
' sa.rslly looked upon as one
.s.nieal marysis OF the nine
ss,sry. the funaamsn entail idea !.
~ suns rays for writing u
y. =. roman empire Itself.
..gsen, Of the classics VIII
ri ' NV ths old Roman soldiers
FL, .hlslds for flashing back
n, d the rear or from one
.,wy 10 another. The hell
,,actlsally the same system
.,.sips reduced TO a scientific
thal the message may be
) Distance OF from nfe
,se miles when the elreum-
ne favorable
~llaary value OF the hello
ms,hoa Of transmitting In
-. nay be readily imagined
a, ,ptage Is It's extreme sim
i Goes not neeessltate ihs
,.,s d llaes Of communities
- are no wires TO protect, nc
= ls,ok after and no burden,
...,,,tas 10 carry about.
~ s..,,.s 81 Ameriea. like the old
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

Henry VII. Mary. Elizabeth and
James l.. all resided at the palace. 1t
was there. also. that Edward H. held
his parliament. Richard Ill. enter
lained the captive king OF France.
Henry ~ Was espoused TO Joan OF
Navarro and Edward lY's daughter
Bridget was born. After passing
through other royal hands. the palace
came Into the possession Of Sir John
sAAw Il ia from one Of the three
parks known az The middle park that
the TMidle Park Plate" takes It's name.
The presen; house retains the old moat
sHd part OF the original palace IS still
standing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

ray The station mirror has a small
a'sk a, the center, and when the two
mirrors are used they must be So aa.
Iusied that the shadow from The center
OF the sun mirror shall be reflected
against the small disc an the face ~
me station mirror In making signals
long and short sun flashes take the
place OF the dots and dsshes Of the
magnetic sounderi the sans call be.
lag generally used for both iDstrn.
ments. When the air is clear. signals
may be taken by the naked eye Al a
distance of 100 miles. and by an es.
pert AZ the rate Of fifteen words a
minute.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
OUR BUDGET OF FUN
SOME GOOD JOKES, ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.
Temptation.

Stubb-"It's strange how tempta-
tions will come before a drinking
man"
Penn-"Of whom do you speak,
Why, Fenwood. He was
sitting at the psrlor window when an
old lady passed with corkscrew curls.
III be hanged il Fenwood didn't go
right down in the cellar and bring up a
bottle of French brandy"
Daily News.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
HISTORICAL PALACE FOR SALE.
many OF Engisnd's Kings and Queens
Resided There.

The crown lease Of Ethan court and
palace. which forms one of the most
interesting links with the past which
nave ever passed into the estate mar
kei. Is advertised for sale, says the
London Chronicle, Its history dates
IRON ths time OF Edward the Confess
or uei2-66l. AT that time the manor
belonged 10 the crown. II was grant
ed by William the conGueror TO his
brother odo, earl OF Kent but revert
60 10 the crown. While the date OF
the erection of the palace is uncer-
tam, u 10 known that II was a royal
residence from 1910 to 1923. "John
o Ethan, !" Edward H., Edward Ill.
Richard H.. Henry ~, Henry ", Ed.
ward Nv. Richard H., Henry VII.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
USED HIS COFFIN
A. franA Because He Lived Io,s
Than lie kspe.tsd

Anthony simpkins, nonagenarian
OF Lanseoro. BIAS. started one day
last ~ssk for Hopkins Station. Mich.
The nsaresi railway station 10 Lanes.
boro Is Ia Plstsheid. and when Anthony
arrived In that city. with his blooming
Vile Of "a Yeas, be created q sensation
OF considerable magnitude Il Wal
neither the noaagenarian nor his wife
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
The scripturaI Injunction.

Teacher (after 10 minutes talk on
the subject)-Now, Johnny, when you
are struck upon the right cheek, what
do you do?
Johnny-Turn de left one, miss, and
when de duffer reaches, give him up
percut datll put him to sleep. Seer
indianapolis Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

70 70 take II along, anyhow" Despite Mr.
9iapkins' plausible explanation the
ialifoad officers refused 10 accept his
soihh trunk. and with good deal OF
sfnmbllng he and his wife transferred
ihe contents TO dry goods box.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

s~sHs~~-ys~-S-~~~7S-' - $4,000
ran 4 lss Scotch Highlands. 70
~ tzeg,ahr6 81 sisaat tfea 10
- "a mk4s U.s. az a estae ut
taaH aai Il aas u0t NATL iszz
CT eaY q 'be British royal
ss &sta mass adequate
= r. ifaa emitting MESSAGES aT
isasE It's astgl8 81 d0sns this
i ass srslnia a4aaeS %
sskst s3H "a palrs aud 60
/ ssEs 70 fhs stua rays some
#s tas asa Improved % ~
1e q = a-a.e msfuur To fsss
4 e g al s. af1ltAF asea an
Dr. @5EiaEf asa so fe.ifct nAahes
q fifs't % TsuEief. tAsFeeY
e. 51as distance converse
go asft gaEi'sb officers in At
= aliT1s Sgsfsf1 wsa experiment
% tst j8R+atst au1n until the
~ rasz 'a lni,si States gov
- Fsf asset Fhe latest models
ss1s To Instruction % a special
s'fgs IL hs't5sgsphy. TIE milf
Ma q such alh writing vas
tass sksa in tsss. t3ca Miles
. IsaIsa campaign against
ana L The truth wss. only
~ ! sas the Photograph more
afiAiaE cleo that led 20 the
= y aud capture Of ths IA.
aesi'sriusiag red man. one
Asiat he surprise Of the iBdl-
vac 'ssy found that they could
eHs xiihaut The fact being
= 70 The Americans aud the
sss' mTs;erioualy anticipated
parties In fact were flashing
Information from mountain
Eontsaiu peak and the In
aTiots headquarters we're al
aasa It Miles camp. Through
q 'he he'ipxraph Geronimo
y aEay from water hy rapidly
= aai mobile hands of troops
aasaa
q ST.
asEiish army had already been
- Of the Photograph In AZ
and during the Boer war
~ years ago made effective
~ Nance hrliozfa phIc appa-
las Ereai scryies this means
/, 'S niion has been TO the diff
]. s = commanders heaieged
@e's IN the present south Az
20 e very well known.
si ~ photographic apparatus. az
conslsts of a sole leather
sl'a'aihg q sun mirror and q
,- ',,ioF, q small screen or shut.
49, u'As rod and two small trl.
s,, Nv loT Tho mirrors. The entire
!, ~. does not weigh over ten
~ 50, san easily he carried ovei
49, when It ls desired to eent
N ), .Oo sun mirror ia placed or
h w thin rod three feet in
~ ,sa the station mirror Al IN,
q, 'he bar being held by tn,
,s.,, "aen the sun ia In front o
p, ,,''.-that Is to say. In from
IN W. ~. through HIS position ant
sail,su Eies to the lines tolninl
II \. me sun mirror ia re
i y, y dIspatchlns. nut with N,
mr. ~ rear Of this plane both mir
ts,ai,.o = used to produce satisfae
Ri ~ A.. sun mirror only is used
Mn nash ., is sent directly 10 IN,
u ~ station, the mirror h "a in,
b sloh. " l's center like the hol
b.. ' !, sight of a rifle for tn
aiming and adjusting tn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
His Experience.

Myer-"Dont you know that the use
OF tobacco shortens your days?"
Gyer-"Yes, I'm sure it does
Myer-"Then why do you use it?"
Gyer-"For that very reason. l once
tried to quit it,and the days were about
a week long."-Chicago News.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
WHAT is DOING In
THE MINING WORLD.


From other companies yet TO be heard
from the returns may swell the amount
10 100000. During the same month
last year the total disbursements on
dividend account were only $500, 80,
which included the Isabella with $135.-
600
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

old Norld?"

isn't this a weary old world!"
groaned the struggling author.
ut has reason to be- said the lit
erary editor. Two more replies to
The Man With the Hoe have Just APP
peared Chicago Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
orlnrls Crock plxldenas.

The Morning Times places the total
dividends paid during the month OF
February. so far reported Mt S6i6,36T
ns follows: STATIONS Independence
Sass. 600: Portland. 100000; Strong
Soh. 600. Gold Coin, $4,000; Lille (Ltl
S11 800; Golden Cycle, Slo,ooo' Oonsoi
idated Mines, $4,000; Raven, $4,000
Creste~ \se. $1,000; Modoc So,ooV
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

Now, John, you know very we'll
that If don't get that bonnet / shall
cry and worry myself into an attack
of nervous prostration, and the doc
tors bill will be ten times the price
of the bonnet"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
simple and satisfactory.

Employer-"Miss Jimms, have you
any rules for punctuation in your
typewriter work?'
Miss Jimms-''Yes, sir, of course;
every time I stop to get my breath
put in comma, and always at the
bottom of the page | make a period"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
Had Many Faults.

Mrs. Briggs, you have more faults
than | ever dreamed of in any wom-
an"
well, Mr.. Briggs, you have plenty
of faults yourself"
There you go again-always chang
ing the subject when l try to talk to
you. Chicago News.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14
A nssaIlnrlng lIosnItsl,'

A doctor with cavalry experience
has invented patent galloplng hos
nital. drawn by two horses, and capa-
ble OF accommodating six wounded.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

Mother Ito Willie, who refuses to eat
his soup)-Many poor child would be
glad If he only had half Of it"
Willie-"So would |. mamma. File
gende Blaetter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

c,,.t,, srboat Expenses in tlliaots,
Illinois expended sls,2s9'sVS on ita
pnblle schools In 1899.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

"Ah, must | believe that since the
first of January l have entered upon
another century,"
''oh, madame. you should remember
that a woman is never older than she
looks."--Le Monde Illustre.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-14

Hit the Nail.
what did the poor man say when
he was accused of taking the cattleYF
inquired the tourist.
"The right thing. stranger" respond
ed Amber Pete.
what was it?"
"I'll be hanged!"-New York
World.
Not worth Solving.
She-"You are a conundrum."
He-"Indeed!"
Shelves. and I'm going to give
you up"