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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
BETTER FLOW STRUCK
Blackwell Is Given Encouraging Pat
BY Gaseous REGIONS.

Blackwell. o. T, Dec. 31.-The News has
the following concerning the progress in
tho oil we'll: Another flow of gas was
struck in the new well this morning at
a depth Of S65 feet. 1t is a much bet
ter ana healthier flow and was struck be-
tween 9 and 10 O'Clock. In fact it is much
stronger pressure than any that has yet
been reached here. Whe nignited. it
burned three times as high as either Of
the previous flows. and the drillers say
it would have burned even higher. but
for the high wind.
Drilling is still in progress with latter
ing Indications for a more abundant gas
supply. a large crowd congregated at the
well this morning and felt more jubilant
than ever over the prospects. B. var
izentein and II. l. McNair of Newton and
Halstead. respectively, represented the
Blackwell Milling and Elevator company
al the well this morning and expressed
hearty qualification with the prospe cts.
As has been known for some time the
milling company has been figuring or
SINKING d we'll in It's own district 10 fur
nish mill power and what they witnessed
this morning VIII tend largely 10 enccur-
age and push such aetion on their part
There is every Indication Of striking
better now vet, in the opinion Of the con-
tractor, Plunkett. At ConeyviIle- says
Mr. Plunkett. the first vein is generally
struck ct a depth of betwe p 100 and 500
feet. Then at a depth OF 80 or 1863 feet,
another good paying flow IS struck. Here
no gas was struck until they had reached
a depth exceeding 700 feet. 1t is believed,
therefore. that at a depth OF 200 or 1900
feet any amount Of gas exists Anyhow,
the truth VIII not be known until after
that depth is drilled, and it is the general
opinion of the people that the council IS
right il demanding that the well be sunk
900 feet. according 20 the contract.
no further serious trouble is anticipated
because the hole is large and furnishes
more room for operations than they had
in the old we'll.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
ACTOR DROWNED At CALDWELL
Uncle Toms cabin Man Breaks
Through the Tee

Caldwell Kan. Dec. IA man by the
name of Vannatta. travelling with an
Incie Tom Cabin show COMPANY broke
through the ice on Bluff creek. yester-
day. near Caldwell. and was drowned
lie he'd been playing the part o.
Marx Go the show.
lie aad another member n the com
many were out walking about Eve o'clock
yesterday afternoon. and thought they
would cross the creek upon the Ice. Ills
companion was afraid the see was not
strong enough. but Vannatta ran ahead.
laughing az The other man. ard broke
through just - he reached ihs center ~
the stream. and went down iH water ten
feet deep. His companion jumped 81 ard
tried TO ssre hlm. but had 70 give %
Up ard IA himself out hy catching the
branch q an orerhangiug tree vauuatta
could not swim
The body wac recovered late last uiEht
and e. beia gheid unfn word is received
rom the dead mans mother Who lives
n Muncie. Inaiana- The manager ~ The
show company left enough money ~ pay
for hls burial ~ Caldwell. 81 case hls
mother shoria not be able g. sh.p the
remains back % Iudiaza
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
SENT TO DEATH
"Doq Face Joe" Buckley Is Shot in
Breast by Officer.

El Reno. O. T. Dec. Sl.-The Democrat
gives the following account OF the death
of ice Buckley. alias Dog Face ice.
Last Saturday rorling when the south
bound train pulled into Sugdon. l. T.. Joe
Buckley, alias Dog Face joe and a
drunken companion got off the train and
Buckley inquired Of the night policeman
who was AT the depot. for "Glcry. a
saloon located about q mile west OF town
on a school section. He was given the
direction. b9t IS he was huntins for
trouble. ne began TO abouse the officer
using foul and Indecent language. and
finally pulled a gun and struck the oficer
over the head with It At this point Mr
II II. Kellogg. Of FL Reno, who also got
of the train AZ this point. interfered. and
he too. was covered with the gun and told
to attend TO hls own business. By this
time officer Hughes had somewhat re-
covered from ne effects Of the blow he
bad received. pulled his own revolver and
shot Buckley in the breast Buckley
turned and ran about twenty or thirty
steps and fen and when he was picked
up. he was dea5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
IT'S NOT BucKINe KIND
Shawnee Herald Says Ferguson Can
Depend or Oklahoma Ma
tionaI Guard.

Guthrie, o. T. Dec. 3l.-In speaking
Of the Oklahoma National Guard, the
Shawnee Herald pays the following COM
pliment to that body:
There is one thing that can honestly
be suggested to Governor Ferguson and
that is that the National Guard Of the ter
ritory never was N suck effective shape
as it is now. It has under its present
management no breath OF scandal 10 dis
turb it; has paid the bills OF the embez-
zlers and incompetents that have hitherto
disgraced the service and has the pleasure
Of rendering TO the new commander-in-
chief the feaIty Of 500 well-equipped, well
disciplined and wei drilled men, capable
OF taking their place with credit alongside
Of any volunteers on whom the govern
ment may call. Under its present officers
The Oklahoma National Guard has won
the respect and support of the territory
and expects under its present commander
in-ohief togbecome the most effective body
that it is possible to train under the pres
ent system
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WAS WOUNDED BY BOY
Mrs. Shannon Dies at Shawnee From
Internal Injuries.


internal Injuries.
Shawnee, o. T. Dec. 3i.-On the 2lst
Of December Mrs. Shannon, whose hus-
band is an employe Of the Choctaw shops.
became engaged in controversy with
two little boys who live next door and
after considerable quarreling had taken
place, one of the boys Jimmie Munns.
who is II years cid, threw brick and
struck MIS-. Shannon in the abdomen,
says TIE Democrat Last Saturday Mrs
shannon died as a result or the injuries
received at that time
Before her death Saturday night. Mrs
Shannon made a statement giving a com
plete story OF the whole circumstance, the
substance OF which follows,
Mrs. shannon was the mother Of two
little girls who were our i'm the yard
PLAYING. Jimmie and Frank Munas We're
shooting with the two little girls with
what is called -nieger shooters Mrs
shannon came out ana endeavorea n
make the BOYS stop botherinE the little
girls She took the vounrer ole hy the
arm and said she uou,d loelz him up I'D
h-r house unrl his mother came If he esd
not lee good This hoy and The lady then
commenced scu0nuE and the hoy hit her
several times and struck her on the
breast with q rock The other bov. Jim-
rqe threw @ portion of q brick q. e5ys.
shannon. which struck her in The abdo-
mon. she was badly injured. ana was
confined 10 her he'd from that time unsn
her death.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
DAVID PAYNE To
BE RE-INTERRED
IN OKLAHOMA
Remains of Greatest Boomer
of Oklahoma TO Be Removed
FROM WELLINGTON, KAN
Comanche Man Is at Head
of Movement.
FROM WELLINGTON, KAN

Wellington, Dec. S1.-The city council
Received a communication last night from
J. S Works. of Comanche. O. T., asking
If there would be any objection, legal or
otherwise. to the old boomers or citizens
of Oklahoma removing the remains OF
Captain David Payne from the cemetery
Of this city.
The matter was discussed and the city
clerk was instructed to advise Mr..
Works that there would be no objec-
ton upon the part of the city if the
proper credentials were presented and
consent Of Payne's next Of kin was Sc
cured to the removal Of the body
Mr.. Works says that he believes there
IS a general desire upon the part of the
members Of Poyne's old colony and citi-
zens generally when Oklahoma secures
statehood to have his remains Inferred in
oklahoma and a suitable monument
erected. He wrote for information merely
as a private citizen who is one of Payne's
old colony, who is interested in having
Payne rest in the land he loved SO well
and made possible to settlement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
SHE THAT WORKS EASgLs. WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOlIO

THE Common Law in Oklahoma TX.
Z. Asp Guthrie
Chancellor Kent"-C J. wrightyman.
Pawnee.
The Bankruptcy Iaw''-John Emsry.
Chandler
judicial Legislation"-J c. Roberts.
KingfSher
a Constitution for oklahoma~- Robert
Lowry. Saltwater.
Limits OF Criminal Responsibility ty1-ta)
From a Medical View Point-J. W. Duke.
NJ D.. Guthrie
C5)-From a Legal View Points. II.
Harris. Perry.
"So-Called Government by Injunction
J. r. Keaton. Oklahoma city.
In addition - the foregoing sli papers
wiu be 90 genera: discussion and addl-
tional sut jeots nay slso be suggested and
discussed
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csnads Appesis for New Trial.

Gnthrie. .. T.. Dec. sl.-James caus.is-
who was found gu,ltT IN the Canaataa
colrtv cour- Before Judge Irwin for th7
murder of Frank aT- johnson on july II.
1885. has ap-ealed - the s1nro1e conrt
fer a ncw trial on IRE grounds th3t the
lower ccrrt erre5 iR refusing Sc allow
certain eVi1enoe On oehaif Of The Fain-
tsN- Thc shooting took oiace ln saloon
ia II Rene CsnaGa claimed riust be-
was assaulted ~ Ju3 and Frank J.hn-
son aid thaf he was shot 81 tae less 8na
across tie fae~ aTd li5 his shooting tn
salf dsferse. killing Frank 5chnsoa. t'a--
ada WAS Formerly 3lpu1 sheriff. ana
IL =-au known i- Canadian county
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
FORAKER GAINS VICTORY
Two Toledo Men Pledge Themselves
TO she senator

Cincinnati O.. Dec. 31.-The fight be
tween the Hanna and Foraker factions
for control OF the Ohio legislature became
acute in Cincinnati tonight when it be-
came known that two Toledo members
Of the house of representatives were here
in consultation with Senator Foraker.
They were followed to the city by the
chairman Of the central committee at
Toledo ana by Representative Deinath.
of Toledo both Hanna men. The res,Gt of
the days conference was a Foraker vic
tory. in that the two Toledo men who hrst
arrived gave their pledges TO support the
Foraker program.
At p meeting Of the Hamilton county
delegation tonight the three senators and
the ten Representatives voted unanimous
ly to support the Foraker candidates in
the organization of the legislature. After
the meeting a statement was given out
that the pending conest was not one be-
tween Foraker and Hanna themselves,
for the supremacy in Ohio; that the party
would not recognize the contest as fac
tional, and that the Hamilton county
members would give respectful utten-
ton TO the advice of the local RepubH-
tail bi i5dlllHll l4pA Al WHICH George T. NoA
is universally recognized as the dominat-
ing influence.
Mr.. Cox said tonight that the present
trouble was due to tale bearing gossips.
not TO any leaders and that the result
would have no bearing in the future
against anyone.
He added: Whatever figure Hamilton
county may cut in the contest now on,
YOU may depend upon it that the Ques-
tion OF senatorial supremacy in Ohio has
not even been considered"
1Tr. Cox said that ne would leave for
Columbus on Thursday morning ard re-
main there until the legislature was or
gauized Senator Foraker VIII not so 10
Columbus until after the election of Sen
otoy- ~, T.,-sa----
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statehood. a director of the Jefferson
Club lives in his city and often in days
gone by he has been mentioned as vail
able congressional timber. At this tine
ne is no- a candidate. but Hensley viii
not believe it. If Forrest could have his
way he would more than likely support
Heusley for tho place The latter IS real
ly a capable man and II he was lot so
viciously envious OF every man whom he
fancie5 stands in the way OF his own ad-
vaneement, he would have little difficulty
in securing promotion.
we think a good deal OF Hensley. but
like Isenberg. OF the Enid Wave. he wants
the centsr OF the stage al the time and
seems willing 10 appear in the freak
class in order that ne shall not miss q
little coveted applause
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
GOING TO TRY, TRY AGAIN.
Couple Divorced Once Are Remarked
at Ponca.

at Ponca.
Ponca CITY, O. T.. Dec Sl.-The Courier
has the following,
Last Saturday evening at the residence
Of Judge D Lafe Huber. in Newkirk
there occurred the marriage of j. r..
FIeiser and Mrs. Dora A. IIeiser, Of this
county.
The couple had been married before.
but decided that it would be more con-
venient TO travel the rock paths OF life.
each on a separate way. and q divorce
was granted. The arrangement had its
faults, and now they have gone back to
the old way. 10 love and cherish each
other until death 20 them part.
I did "a good job said the judge. and
Is indications count for anything [ viii
he the last time / viii have q chance to
marry them. That is one Of the trials of
being judge. AS soon as / think there
IS a lead pipe cinch on a few regular
customers. something turns up. and
knocks my hopes higher than Gilrcy's
kite
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
TROUBLES DROVE HIM MAD
Alvin Elliott Of Garfield County Hangs
Himself to Limb.

f1tfHSEH 10 EiltiH-
Enid. O. T.. Dec. 3l-Alvin Elliott. one
Of the hest known farmers of Sumner
township, committed suicide. Sunday,
states the Eagle. He left his residence
about noon. walked across his farm. the
northwest quarter Of section IS. and
hanged himself from the limb Of a tree
ON the farm Of Mrs. Neathcrs. just south
of his place Tnere seems to be no doubt
that he was insane.
Divorce proceedings were pending be-
tween Elliott and his wife. which were
TO come up this morning In the district
court IN his answer TO the petition OF
his wife. Elliott made certain charges
against a nelghnor named Hamilton, who
brought an action AGAINST 3im for SEQ
damages ElGotts troubles had made
him desperate. and he had several times
during the day threatened to take his own
life.
Coroner Ralph Roberts and Deputy
sheriff clint Clark went down Sunday
might Roberts ordered the body cut down
and held an inquest, the verdict being
that he came 90 his death by mis- own
nand on his person was found go in
1acnev
Eniotts neiehhors. almost TO a man.
were on his side. Thus another life IS sac
sidced rs the result of domestic infelicity.
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year Deviin has made practically al ~
his n0uev in the last ten or nftoen years
IT'S Investments are largely in coal prop
critics and he owns many neids thsf are
practically undevelapcd peynn carfle~
500 oeo "a lIfe Insurance
one other Topeka man. Armin Faslser
Is rated a. excess OF million dollars
Fassier Is not widely known outside ~
Topeka. end has never before bean en-
tered by the newspaper fn thu nnalloa
aires handicap. lie r. the big sns.Iar of
Topeka Fassicr received not long ssecs
Sfeae0a in cash frgrn an estate. ne est.
mate which places his wealth ia excess
of million was made ~ a man Who Is
very close % him ga hassness and @sessl
way. John r.. sad Joab kfilvans are
weli-to-do. bat neither Is credlte.1 aish a
million doiisrs John y Muivaus s.
thought "a be worth about 500 1e and
Jcab = credited With "a sum Slightly iu
excess ~ that amount
J. J.. hbcruafhv - Leave1w0rfh. e a
vcrf rich man. Re is the priucfpSl asne
er ~ e furrlture store that o. cargfalizes
az fg1o ea 10 has his finger on other
enterprises. and b. unqusstianablr tbs
richest man iu the toan. Tiis wesifh 81
estimatr1 81 81 5oee John = stewart.
fhe wheat kira Of ssmner county. -
thought - D. worth sepgt g 80 - afsz.
arr owns wheat isod ~ fhs f9nashto ard
is slso a banker ard extensive property
owner la Wellington. 'rhe rssesass put
caivin Hooa a. million aha thtnk h~ haa
some pocket change herifen Ths laufsg
estate az strorg clfy o. esflzr 80 a. bs
-Four cT fer persons have ara fnferest ia if.
however Baruev Fanfrv. ere fs8nder
- the house. started Hff in kmerics.
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foF. rfiactpaAy on tse saufa - he sisG
ass ~ SIS years sEo saa hta sens sae-
ccs1es tim ln fhe r3nirsef.az hsrtnesr
IRE I.arirvs balit shs oea railway fhzf
szcaass rskas Pax. ard hsre hsrsied
all fhr ofser lmpo-f7nf strncfiea ean
trarfs fer tae eerfa 81 terisz fhe rsst
twenty-five ~ thirty yeas
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
the sEcRET OF LONG LIFE

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
AUTOPSY ON INDIAN
Thompson f'lckens s0 BE Examined
InfO for Nurder Marks

Guthrie, O. T., Dec. 3l.-Actins under
authority Of the federal government TWO
physicians yesterday held an autopsy on
the remains of Thompson Pickens, a
Chickasha Indian at the Indian burial
ground near McMilan, /. T. 1t is alleged
that he was killed by Walter c. Vannoy.
Tishomingo policeman and the physi-
clans evidence viii be used in the case.
So far as the courts records win reveal
this is the first time an autopsy was ever
held on an Indian.
He was 4, member Of the Odd Fellow s
lodge, a rare thing among Indians
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
RODE OTHERS HORSE AWAY
Wade Turner Is Thrown Into Jail 81
Ei Reno.

El Reno. o. r.. Dee. 2o.-wade Turner
aas been arrested FER attempting % con-
ascate q horse beioneiug 10 AIr- r. a
sharpe. He was causht near Fort Reno
1v two soldiers ana termed ever ~ Cnas.
Todd. 8 depurs sheF.h and brought 10 3he
county jail here.
7f- sharpe left his hcrss. which was
sadal-i. standing at ire back - the
-ate white be ate dis diuner one Il the
neiehlors came 81 a Few luiuutes iater
aai informed Mr- Sharpe they haI seen
person ri11g roe horse away ar
Sharpe IT oaes started il puFsl.it ana fol-
lowed ths horse IS FAR as the fort- TheFe
81 ra=s two II ths soldiers TheF aaviaE
fresh horses Air. sharpe asked tHeH- q
carch tls thi-f- which they DID, sha
s-aune mans vreiiaiasgy trisl hss net
ben set
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a. = ~ - II = a.
p..h. 1Ihs ksi fsB ksys slssgs Bsggs
Signature si &H2AzzA
TIMBER MUST 81 LEFT ALONE
sends out -petter fnto
Oil lhania Lands

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. sl.-ActinF under
orders ot the territorial officials. a num-
Der Of home leaders in the new country
have been arrested for the cutting - tim
Der on school land ln violation ~ law
Tho school land department has placed
special agent IN the Held who is deEotirg
his entire time looking after the timber en-
school land and gathering evidence
against those Who have been comrnittiHg
;he onense. Even the lessee has TO
r.eht 70 cut timber Tor any psrpose.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
TORsLEASE GERONlMA
Apache Indians 10 t.rt Liberty After
Years Of BurAnce.

Armstrong. as an agel1 ~ The var de-
partmeEt IS roE at Iort SD. oE.aho7ua.
ma king arrangements fer ire release ~
Chief Geronimo and are - Arizona
Apache Indians $40 srs held ~ TIE s0F-
eminent SIS prisoners of sar. They were
captured by Ceneral Lawton twelve
years ego sflsr see-H1.ia esrfzlra.
Th1r viii be anatt-i ia1d ay tre govern
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
.rNEw cEMruRY coMFoRr.

AIlIaons are daily finding a world of
comfort IN Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Ii
kills pain from burns. scaids, cuts,
bruises; conquers ulcers and fover sores,
cures eruptions, salt rheum. boils and
relons: removes corns and warts. Best
pile cure on earth. Only 25c at Gehrng 3
pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
K,msh W asked u ~say Set awAiIe

Pond Greek. O. T.. Dec. SILT IS be-
lieved here that Judge McAtee ~ the
Fifth judicial district. viii not appoint
% court clerk 20 succeed J. z. Renshaw
until about February ist- Renshaw re-
signed TO take effect on January I. but
he has been asked 20 stay longer by
Judge NcAtee.
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ConeIt Wa- one eniriaI Hanpsuan-

Guthrie Q. r. Dec. 10. v CoHelt.
q prisoner brought back here TODAY from
Del RIO. Texas. and wanted III Wiadeid,
kaa.. in connection with the Mon'eem-
cry murder. is said by officials "a have
been the Official hangman Tor the goe-
crnment for several years az Fort smith.
Ark
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec 3I.-Edward v Tur-
nel has been appointed constable for An
,.dsrko hy Governor Ferguson. rhe COM
mission was issued today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01

Steps the Cough and Works OF
the Cold.
Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price
q cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
At DRUGGISTS.

At DRUGGISTS.
The five Cent Package enough ordinary
The Family Bottle, sixty supply year
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

an oven and melted and cast into
bars Of from 9971a to 09S1a thousandths
fine.
The silver was entirely dissolved by
the acid, and the next process is to re.
cover it from its liquid state. In the
silver reducing watts, ingots or bars
OF copper are placed on end around the
sides next to the heating coils and
subjected to ten or twelve hours boil
ing, The resulting copper solution is
run off through n filter into a concen-
trating vat. The silver remaining on
the copper bars is scraped Off and the
whole Of it is taken out and put in a
filter, copper hoes and shovels being
used. After washing it is pressed into
cakes, dried and melted with sodium
nitrate as fluX. 1t Is then cast into
bars Of a fineness of 900 to 1000
fine. The whole process depends upon
the fact that sulphuric acid has
more Of an affinity for copper than
for silver. The solution Of copper sui
plate which has been formed is
strengthened by boiling about ten
hours. 1t is then run off into the crys-
tallizing watts. In from two to three
days the mother liquor is run off into
the large tank on the floor below; from
whence It is run off into the carboys
or tanks Of its purchasers. The crys-
tails Of copper sulphate (blue vitrion)
are taken from the sides and bottom
Of the watts, drained and subsequently
redissolved in water and run off into
the crystalli2ing watts again. The crys-
tails form on lead trips and are very
handsome. The proceeds Of the blue
vitriol and mother liquor nearly cover
the entire cost Of the acid and copper.
The acid is conveyed by gravity about
the building. Each bar is stamped
with its fineness and weight, and these
marks are accepted all over the world.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08
pnstpnn and SPRINKLER.

The invention Illustrated below is n
combination dust pan and floor sprinlS.
Ter for household use, and has been
patented by Camille st. Hilalre. 1t
provides a utensil which may be used
alternately for sprinkling the floor and
taking up the sweepings, without
either function interfering with the
action Of the other. The dust pan is
provided with n hinged cover, by
which the dirt and litter may be re.
tanned in the pan when it is used as a
sprinkler. When employed as a dust