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New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
Bankers posted rates were

DOMESI1C CEACHANGE.-DOmeStiC exchange n
NewYork follows At the places named
New-Orleans-Commercal 5o675c discount: bank 81
premium. San Francisco-Sight, I7l5c: telegraph
222c. Cincinnati-Between banks. I2Izc TO l6c pre-
MUM; the counter, 50c premium. Boston-5c
discount. Chicago-25c discount Chareston-Buv-
ing. par; selling, sc premium. Savannah-Buyng
1-l6c discount selling 75c premium per s. 100
BANK CLEARINCiS. - New York - Exchanges
253si5,lSo; balances, s9242OOS. Boston-Exchanges
sNlf,922: balances. Sl627.98 Chicago-Exchanees
SIS 3ss.l95; balances. Sl745ss5. PhadeIphia-Ex-
changes. ss, 5o03 balances. s2975O9l Baltimore
Exchanges. 35S3.953; balances. s45l, ,52S
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaH money IN
London. f12q5 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills, 37sG4 per cent and for long bills
S1s44 per cent. Berlin discount rate 81, per cent
for three months bills and 4 per cent for short
bills Berlin exchange London. 20 marks 40
pfennigs. Paris exchange London p francs 23I,
centimes Paris discount rate, 2lz per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIEs-British consoIs for
money % 9-l6; for the account (ApriD 1-1s span
ish As in London, ia French rentes 102 francs ~
centimes
The SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver slIsc. Nexj-
can silver dollars, 49c. Bar silver in London closed
28 3-l6d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 37i2: Lisbon -.
Buenos Ayres, l29. Rome. 5.3s
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creased f1ss.coo bullion increased s75s5n other
curities increased fs 0oo deposits increased
z ooo public deposits increased q 755 0O notes
increased f5s1 ooo, and government securi
ties increased fS6.ooo The proportion OF the Bank
Of Englands reserve to liability is 1894 per cent;
last week IL 5224 per cent Rate Of discount
unchanged at per cent.
Paris, Feb @.-The weekly statement OF the
Bank OF France shows the following changes:
Notes in circulation increased 900 francs.
treasury accounts current decreased 100000
francs. gold in hand decreased 4S25.oo1 francs bills
discounted increased l3l $4,000 francs and silver in
hand decreased {, 3,525, 600 francs.
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JOINS ZIMMERMANN & FORSHAy

zimmerman Forshay announce that they have
admitted TO partnership In their firm Sigmund a.
f"senblatt and that the business OF Sigmund II.
ROsenblatt & Co. becomes consolidated with theirs
the whole to be conducted under the present firm
name. Zimmerman & Forshay The accession Of
Mr.. Rosenbatt gives the firm a strong representa-
ton in the New-York Stock Exchange three OF
their partners. L. Zimmerman. l. Schafer and Mr.
Rosenblatt being members OF the board. The rapid
and constant growth or their stock clientele has
made this increased representation necessary.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
AMERICAN LINsEED MORTGAGE

The mortgage to secure an issue of ss Noao :
per cent notes by the American Linseed COMPANY
has been executed. The notes run for five wears
from February /. 1901. The Morton Trust Comnanv
is the trustee under the mortgage. and the notes
have been disposed of to Blair & Co The mort
gage is blanket mortgage. covering the entire
real estate and buildings machinery. elevators and
property of every description owned by the Ameri-
can Linseed Company. The notes are collateral
trust notes. with collateral In the shape of either
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
ST. PAUL's STOCK INCREASED

The directors of the Chicago Milwaukee and St
Paul Railway Company a meeting yesterday
afternoon voted TO increase the capital stock by
10 per cent The additional stock IS offered TO hold
ers Of record Of March II AT par. The new issue
i* TO replensh the companys treasury for $40
capital expenditures and provide sS000O0 TO pay
for the Kansas City cut Off" The increase Of
eSl"5 shares Is In common stock Both preferred
and common stock holders have the right sub
scribe to the extent Of 10 per of their present
holdings.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPT

GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, s711.O44; internal reve-
receipts 1886 53 miscellaneous receipts. s047 40
Total receipts for the day 81 SJ093S; expenditures
s,S2S0 00o Receipts for the month to date. s5.S442a
expenditures, SS ssOoo receipts 1886 123
Receipts for the fiscal year date, $685. 9S4;
pendtures s352 642 excess Of receipts. s331l34
Receipts of national bank notes for redemption.
S610 +04
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RAILROAD BoNps.-Market firm -o..,

RAILROAD BoNDs.-Market firm. Total sales
amounted in par value TO s27ssOe against "a o72 oo
on "wednesday. The heaviest dealings Were In tbe
A'chison ISSUES Central OF Georgia SIS and Sd in
comes, Central Pacific 35zs and ss ctsue o' III
East Illinois general IS. Colorado and soutbern
Isl IS Kansas City Southern 3s Missouri Kapsa.
mo INC aeass; "a OF IeSas IS, Missouri. Kansas and
Mestern Is. Northern Pacific ss and As Readinp nnp
tonic and Aransas Pass As Southern pscgss, an
Toledo St Louis and Western As and wshasb 80
henture Bs. "oNash oe-
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Feb 2s p. m.-The market for Amer
ican securities was steady but inactive and feat
ureless. Closing prices follow: Atchisou s7n :.
Canadian Pacific, s31s; ST. Paul. I5s7s Illinois Gem
tral. i3siz Louisville and Nashville, s47.; Union
Pacific preferred s54, ex-diyidend; New-York Gem
trail. 1s7: Erie. 2sH: Pennsylvania, 7si1: Reading
1874; Erie LIST preferred 6s7s; Northern Pacific pre-,
rerred. s31z Grand Trunk Z, and Anaconda sik
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HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates follow: Gail
money. l24d2 per cent. closed AT l%G2 per cent
Time money $685. per cent for sixty days, sLd3Il
per for three months s4G3s. per cent for four
months and 3l4g32. per for six months rail-
road collateral. Commercial paper 4d5 per cent
for three. four and six months for the best names
and above for names not well known.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures Arm Actual
closing rates follow:
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FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS

London Feb. 28-The weekly statement OF the
Bank OF England shows the following changes;
Totai reserve increased E5ss.oo0 circulation In
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COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mn
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William = BOZ
bright & Co. OF Colorado Springsf
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
STOCKS CLOSE WEAK.
GENERAL MARKET DULL.
STERLING EXCHANGE sIRoNG-FAIR DE-
MAND FOR BONDS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Wednes-
days final quotations were:
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.

STOCKS
FURNISHED by Frederick H. Hatch No 30 Broad-st)
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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reported by Zimmerman & Forshsy Nos. .od II
Wal-st)
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WHEAT.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

washington Feb 2s-The condition of the Treas
ury, divisions of issue and redemption. at the De-
ginning OF business to-day. was as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS

GovERNaIENr BoNDs.-Market firm. Final
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sBE dividend
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GERMAN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICI.
PAL BONDS

'And interest.
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10 a monument or stones thence north 10 deg i5 min west 23S.6 feet 10 intersection with line S-4 of Republic Lode: thence north Gi deg eas; 40 feet to cor No Of Republic Lode. thence south 5e deg east to cor No Republic Lode, the place of beginning, containing S acres Total and net area of Copper lode. 20.6s acres Total area Of Republic lode Sj acres Less conflict with Buckey - = acres Net area of Republic lode ....... .. 5s7 acres Netarea Of this lode claim ...-..- v s acres
 This claim is located in the Grcenlec Gold Mountain and Copper Mountain mining dis tricts. approximately ia section @ township south range 2s east unsurveyed in Graham county. Arizona. G and : Meridian
 The adjoining and conflicting clai,ss arc as follows: To the Copper Lode. ou the east the Victor Lode. unsurveyed on the south the Tip Top lode. unsurveycd; on the west the Rcpu0- lie lode of this survey. and the Buckley lode; on the north. vacant public lAud. To the Rcpub- lIG lode, on the south the Jumbo. unsurvevcd on the west vacant land; on the north the Buckley lode. owners of adjoining claims uu- known.
 Ttc locations are recorded as follows The Republic lode. original location, in book 9 page SSi of records of mines amended location in book II. records Of mines. page 2sa. The Copper lode, the original location. book 9 records of mines, page Ssj: amended location. book IL records Of m mes, page DO. All of said records being of the office of the county re- corder of saii Graham county. Arizona Ter rltory.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Republic or Copper mines or surface ground are requiIct to file their ad verse claims with thc register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of Pubh- ration hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions Of Statute.
 MILTON R MOORE, Register.
 First publication Nov. 2l. 1901.
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Mining Application No. 765.
SURVEY No. lSS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. Tucson. Arizona Dec. :. 1901.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of Chapter six of Titte NNNu Of the Revised Statutes of the United States. Auwen Lafave and Hcnry II. Res. whose postoaicc address is Clifton. Graham county. Arizona, claiming the Midnight lode mining claim. bearing gold. sil- Yer. copper aud other precious metals. being iI6sI feet in length with surface ground 60 feet in width. situate In Grccnlec Gold Mouu- tain Mining District. Graham county. Arizona. has made application for United states patent for sad mining claim which is described in the deld notes and official plat on file in ihe United States Land Oficc at Tucson. Arizona. ss fol- lows:-
 Beginning ai cor No. l. the north east COT of survey. pine post feet long { in. sq. set ls in in ground. with mound of stone. scribcd l-l5aS whence the n.-w. cor. sec. I9 tp. S. r. a east G 6 =. R NJ, bears north lSSS 7s feet sunset Peak bears north N deg. SS min. 70 sec east McMillar's Peak bears s6 deg. 60 min. al sec east North east end center of loca- ton bears 4S deg e min e. 266 SS feet. Thence south war ls deg O2 min. east 6I7.S7 feet to cor No a pine pos feet long in. sq.. set IS iu- in ground. with mound of stone. scribed 2-l5aS. whence : e cor location bears n. @ deg. io min @. sis.92 feet Thence $. @ deg tO min. W. war i2 deg O. min cl ll65l feet to cor. No. T. identical with $. ". cor. location. pine post feet long in. Sq., set ol bedrock. with mound of stone feet high. scribed S-lSi5. whence s.-w- end cent CT Of location bears north 2l deg. 0 min w S2s qi feet. Thence north war. l2 deg. O3 min cast 6l7. .s7 feet to cor No. [ pine post feet long in. sq., set Is in, in ground, with mound of stone scribed i-l545, whence n.-w. cor. loca- ton bears > 69 deg 70 min. W. ISs feet. Thence n @ deg 40 min. e.tyar I2 deg. Ii min. c) lI6h l feet 10 cor No. I. the plncs of beginning.
 Area. l5.ls7 acres.
 This claim is locatcd west oi and adjoins sec. le tp. 4s r 3l C., and in sec. 2i. tp 4s 29 c. A- X =. R B. X NJ
 The discovery cut bears from cor. No l, south a degrees 02 min: west 6so 93 feet.
 The presumed general course of the ledge, as far as can be determined from the development work done. lies in the center Of the claim surveyed, and bears north Gs deg. 70 min. east. 1 ll65l feet From the center of the west end line.
 The location of this claim is on record In the office of the county recorder of Graham county. ! Arizona al page f72 of Book 10 of Records of Mines.
 IL does not appear from the official plat that there are any adjoining claimants.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any 1 portion of said mining claim or surface ground ! thereof are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land ] Ohcc in Tucson, Pima county. Arizona. dur 1 ing the sixty (60l days period of publication | hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the | provisions of the Statutes.
 MILTON R. MOORE. Register First publication Dee l2 1901. Last pu blcatIon Feb l3 1902
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incorporated for the developing company It's officers peo- familiar with the property which the stock is with value of S1Oo each The mines ing the treasury be sold development purposes 4 25OOO shares the immediately taken by the people of perfectly familiar with the This partially expended in the development of the with most profitable results
 decided 10000 additional general public at twenty five cents share.
 of Graham County Arizona Tn what Is generally known as the Cliff sorenc district where copper mining has been successfully Metca and about mile from the foot of incline and about five miles north MOrenci calf mountains the rfamed producing copper mines of Arizona from markets of the world for the past thirty years
 property consists of of fifteen claims lying solid body covering 300 acres d ground The claims have all been monumented and there conflicting claims % men h 4t @ ouut of w work M w wifi | oo % h M 1 % present m & year patent for the entire group, which The mines have been opened mostly drifts every opening ngers glance found which will transportation smelter charges and return from $5o $oo per ton There also which be concentrated the handsome profit.
 and conservative The president
 
 section They will crowd development work just as funds be raised for the purpose.
 stronger endorsement be advanced than that all the stock issued to the present time has been taken by home people, who familiar with the property and the management and pur stock investment rather than speculation Not stock issued for the mines be had at less than its value which shows the confidence of the original locator in porperty ~ , . E.; o , - ., . honestly expended to develop home don't consider a pretty safe proposition? stated Every dollar the sale of stock is invested in the development S of the rope M oro to m ,o.,aont secretary of the Mecalf Arizona, commission is paid the sale of stock
 JOS. TANNER, PC. LITTLE,
 President Secretary and Treasurer
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In the Justice Court

No. Precinct. County of Grahau. T-rfii"rs "i
 Arizona
 - I Forbes plaintiff. rs = irFt ietf,ii summons Atuuu Ht"ufH' it
 Court uf So. Precinct Go and Cor fl' '".i.'t oft,rahnfn iu thc Territory pf Arlfnua. V Ieyi dsfsutHut Greeting You are hereby sumnonec and required fp upfs-ar iu tl scf.n'. brought fgniusf VuL hv thr uIsftfr uuil..l f,lslutlff iu fh- Justice Court of N. Pr rinrf iu and for the County of Graham. lu thr lFFr.isi of Arizona. and answer tp the cufurlaint N..N in sad Justice Court. af '4iftrn. il -flt '".li ,Sfthfn fv,. days srflu-lFe rf fL4r GHr uf bon. vice nfter tar service upon you "f fnls sHH rnous II served wifhiu fhIs Precinct H4f lt served without fhi- Precinct. hut ulfhtu ti. County ten days if servcl out af fne tuaH'. . ffteeu days. iu nil oth-r rases freufT dafs "f Judgment by default Will De taken aEflurt ..
 Given under ms hand Hf tllffuu fhi- if'h fia Of November lsll. E \ Efh ifr
 Justice of the Peace of said i'-erllrf
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Notice for Publication.
unmcstcnd Entry No. 32Ol.

Department of the Interior Land oihcef
 at Tucson Arizona, November 23, l9JlJ
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support "f his cl"im, an' the District Court at Solomorville. Arizona on Wednesday. January l5 1902 viz Josrph McCleskey. of Duncan. Arizona, ioT tne n, "a SFi. sec. ls r TSSR 3l F.. G. and S k. E. and N. -..o He names the following witnesses to prove his Continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz James r. Black Andy Angie, James T. Long and Charles Black. all of Dun can, Arizona. MILTON h. MoohE
 Naturalization Nov. 2s, l9Ol Register
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Forest Lieu Selection No. 150.
IS. Land Office. Tucson, Arizona.
 .-.-t..r.. h.. Q. 1-lI1

Notice is hereby given that Ira Harper whose post-office address is Clifton. Arizona. has made application to select under the Act ot June Isg7 j30 stst-. 3fi the following described tracf;-N F [, of N ". z of St ctiou 5 Town ship South, Range % East G. . K B & M
 Within the next thirty days from the date or inc first publication Of this notice protests or contests against the selection on the ground mat tne land described. or any portion tnerroL IS more valuable for it's minerals than Tor hgflcul- tu-al purposes will bc received and uoted Tor renort 10 fbe Commissioner of the General Land O.sce MILTON R. MOORE. Re sgister.
 Firli nublIcailon November 2l, lsQl. d2n
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WANTED-Seversl persons of character and
 W good reputation in each state (one in this county rcquiredl to represent and advertise old established wealthy business house Of solid financial standing. Salary SIS @ weekly with expenses additional, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished. when necessary. References. Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope. Man Rgcr, Sl6 Caxton Building. Chicago.
The copper era., 1901-12-19

Noah was one of the earliest adver- tiSers, says an exchange. He advertis- ed that he would sail on certain date. Those who didn't believe in advertis- ing failed to get tickets and were left in the wet during the forty days rain without umbrellas or bathing suits. As most of them could not swim they took to trees and became monkeys.
The copper era., 1901-12-19

Hand painted china, cut glass ware. jewel cases, ornamental pitchers and vases, medallion, terra cotta heads and bisque figures are only a few of the many handsome things in our line of holiday goods.-Eoung X Clemons, druggists.
The copper era., 1901-12-19

u you want square, round, oblong or extension table see w. T. Richards next door to Singer office, Chase creek. Light wood turning done.
The copper era., 1901-12-19

Pocket maps of Arizona. also of New Mexico, just the thing for the prospect or, Tor sale at this office at 25c. each.
The copper era., 1901-12-19

The Happy Jack of Clubs is the only place in town furnishing a free lunch with drinks. Give them call.
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Didn't know what low prices were till called at the Bazaar Store.
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NEW MEXICO NEWS

w. J. Foster. freighter between Silver City and Mogollon, was thrown from his wagon yesterday morning while going down a steep mountain near Graham and struck on his head. His neck was broken. killing him in stantly .-Ex.
 Juan Woods was shot and killed at Central City, Grant county, last week Ventura Tapio, a Mexican woman. IS suspected Of the crime. but was tried before Il coroncr's jury and acquitted. Juan was the son of Henry Woods, a well known colored citizen of Central
 Frank and Eugene Fleming, sons of Mike Fleming, of the Gila river in Grant county, New Mexico, mysterious ly disappeared from their home the early part of last week, and have not since been heard from. They are about seventeen and nineteen years Oi age, respectively, and are well known to many of the cattlemen Of this county. Their mother is almost distracted with fear, a. foul play is suspected. Any in formation concerning them will be most thankfully received by their uncle, J. w. Fleming, mayor of Silver City.
 4 case Of unusual importance to cattlemen was decided by Judge Par ker at Silver City last week. It was the case Of Lyons & Campbell cattle company vs. Thomas Stockton. The temporary injunction of the plaintiffs was granted as prayed for, and the cause will now come up for trial as to a permanent injunction. The injunc- tion was brought to restrain the cattle of the defendcnt from drinking water owned by the plaintiff company. This is an important cause, recently institut- ed, ard has attracted a great deal of attention among the cattlemen espsc- tally.
 A most atrocious crime was commit ted in Lincoln county, New Mexico Copeland ranch, was robbed, set on fire and its two occupants, one the proprie- tor, Mir Davis, and q guest, cremated IL is believed that the robbers upon entering the store awoke the occupants, who offered resistance and were killed. After carrying away the money and the merchandise, the rObber or robbers returned and to hide the traces of their crime, set the building on fire. That merchandise was carried away is shown by the marks left by pile of flour which had been carried out of the rear door of the store.
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CAPITAL STOCK, $5oo,ooo

of
 Full Non Assessable.
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SILVER CITY TRAGEDY.

On Friday afternoon last Thomas 5. Henin, one Of the most prominent law yers in New Mexico, was shot and killed by gambler named Childers. From the meagre account of the affair pub lished in .ElPfso papers it seems that Childers is bad man, who was often in trouble, and whom Heflin de- fended on several occasions. The trouble occurred in the Club House Saloon. and was brought about by tho attempt of Mr. IIeiliu to collect his fee for defending the gambler. The ac- counts say that "Childers pulled his pistol and emptied it at Hefiin. Hefin fired back several times. Hetlin was shot in the pistol hand in the start and fired wild, missing Childers entirely. Childers hit Heflin three times in the hand, arm and chest, passing through the left lung below the heart" Mr. Hellin was taken to the hospital and died that evening.
 For the past two years Silver City has been the headquarters for gang of very hard characters. whom the lawyers have succeeded in keeping out of iaii. The time has now arrived however when the good people should take the matter in their own hands and effectually rid the community of such characters. There have been more shooti"~ scrapes committed in Grant county ing the past two years then all the r. of the territory com bincd, and it is almost invariably done by people who have no permanent in tcrest in the country. The ERA is not in favor of mob law, but there are times when i; would seem to he about the only remedy for existing evils.
 Mir. Heiin was we'll known in this section of Arizona, where he has many friends. He was an unusually bright lawyer, and an exemplary citizen. He was not d quarelsome man. In fact, during his residence of fifteen years in the country, this was his first trouble of any kind.
 He was kind hearted and generous to fault. He leaves a wife and daughter to mourn his untimely end.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-02-21
The Lazy Man.

a lazy man is always good-natured.
He never flies into a passion He
might crawl into one, if that were
possible; but the idea of his flying
into one is preposterous. Who ever
heard of lazy man breaking into a
bank where a crowbar had to be used,
or drilling into safe? Not but that
he might covet his neighbors' goods
contained therein. but the horror of
handling a crowbar and drills would
always deter him from actually COM
hitting burglary. He never runs
away with his neighbours wife, simply
on account of the horror he has of
it is to run tossed. He rarely lies
about his neighbors, for it
would be too much exertion; but he
lies about a bar room all day. He is
of inestimable service to billiard
saloon, keeping the chairs warm and
watching the game, for few would
care to play where there are no spec
tators. The fact that he does this
without pay, day in and day out,
shows the unselfish ness of his nature.
The lazy man never gets up revolu-
tons, instructions or other popular
excitement and don't make nuisance
of himself by training around the
country making incendiary speeches
to promote public discomfort. In his
own neighborhood he is never busy
body in other peoples affairs, for the
very idea of being a busybody at any
thing would drive him out of his head.
No lazy man ever ran mad. If he
went crazy it was because he couldn't
go anywhere else without walking.
Lazy men don't disturb the quiet of
peaceful neighbors by putting up fac
tories, furnaces and other abomina-
tions.