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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
HARRINGTON

From the Hustler
4 team that drowned ou Pine river
was seen 40 several points on the
san Juan This week. going down the
river with the harness on.
W VI Johnson ha1 boon put ON the
regular pas roll ~ tho railroad survey
party at salary Of $3.50 per month.
500 win be- tonmetor For tho party
John and leo Brown brought ln
some NJ che finest Jonathan apples
that We have soon This year Thcy
have 5000 pounds ~ them Zoo tho or
chard
WAYNE and Jess Cl0vs0u were up
from FruHland today buying house
hold furniture. They report seeing
about thousand feet OF lumber go.
lnr down tho river by their place
and thoy captured a lot OF % and
piled o. on the shoe That nighi tho
river raised higher and washed 20
away.
Tho heavy rainfall which has work
cd such havoc 10 different parts ~
the country visited This county me
litter part of last week There was
more rainfall here than We have bad
before boz years. but there we're no
floods near This town Farther north
che rain was heavier and thD resulting
floods took ont nearly every bridge
between here and Durango on both
no Aulmas and ia Plata roads
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
PINOS ALTOS DISTRICT
rHE HEARBr ESTATE MINES
BOUGHT ~ CoMANcHE MINING
tNo sMELTINC COMPANY.
IFrom rHday'a DAILY CHUtsI

Tho Comanchp Miuius aud amaif.
ur company has secured ror.l. ~
the Hearst mines ot pln0e Ahrs .u
Grant county. tho transfer having
been made 0u October Do
Two ouctbIrd payments nave bon
made. thc price paid being 10 ihr
nolrhhorhood off fIuuUU0a IN tho
sale are Included fUD famous Gillette
mine. which Dos down uu.ty.0vc feet
.bp .uriB.p aud underground Improve
mmH aI and around p.uus AH1s. Che
Ua.rn and U1r. uHIn.. ahiy deoll.
ue hUuaD.. o. HUa.Iu ranch und
water right. "a uIur Door. ..N miles Inus
aud reservoir at '.. mueH besides
tho Taatg. h, Uar. fho raD.nr.
uhu Nurh Pacific ant other shafts
The property $685. acquired by 'he ra
Gao, m lsDI fur 81 300 Nun and hna
bron worked continuously uy .H own.
crs. yielding o. million IH.Hu boo gold
values
Th, uruDIua. mines we're dIsc1y
or,I boo 900, earl Sixties and up 20 th"
time uf being solid u IHa urarHi Ds.
tate produced several million dollars
.n gold bullion
one shipment o. gold buIiou cX.
tractod from Orc uI.H from the pa
cInr vein Dog u.Il 8 stevens In Nay
1896. consisted of ..uOH bricks Neirn.
ur 1880 ounce This Na# 'hH pro-.
duct of furiys.A DAYS and nights run
Un ten stamp MILL
pIuoa Altos has .uns been noted aH
gold ur0duDus camp and up1n the
hrst discovery of gold there Boo .hr 0lr
. ly aIzuDH aas rHD ..Du, uf rcat UN.
p.tcmcut miner. au1 pn nu.'urH rH.h.
| Iue 90 tho p'la. from aI mrs of che
country
The Comau,br Nrus & sme.Hus
/ company hlH mUt q ,HuUunlrs1f0u
mr't.f it silver Cs uu haH l1usu.
/ ns Pine. Altos property fo supply tfs
mp't.r nItH steady Hnu., lf or. .n
addition a .Ho custom a0rN b. viii io.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
AZTEC

From the Index.
Misses Mary and Gentry prOwItt
wont to DURANGO to attend the woi
ding of fhsir cousin. to Mr. Forgu
SON. of Kansas city. which took place
last wednesday Miss Mary prewItt
win goo from Durango FOO Missouri.
whore she win attend school this win.
ter
rIemun. SON 0f Eurcn0 % GalCgns
of GalIeros. ~. NJ. mot with o. hor
r'hIo accident fvo weeks ago. which
caused hIr death a mule ho was
leading from the corral boC8nio irieht
rnod and bottled. tbo loy coming on
faue'od In the ropC Ho was dragged
% distance Of two miles and when
0voriakon ne was extinct Flesh
was torn from hIs body and face ami
hie tongue was bitten on
The desperate who attempted in
hold mp Jack slaitors saloon kill
inc John LOTUS. and wouudine two
others. and who aftorward committed
suicide. was Identified as Walter A..
tobury hy his sister. who went there
from Durango FOR thnt purpose. The
Auobcrrys lived IN san Juan county
years ago. s sad feature resulting
from the tragedy was when The sui.
ci1o'a old mother. who lives In Du
nnro. was stricken with paralysis ae
result % me sorrow brought 90 her
Iy her boy She is in 0n unconscious
condition aud mot expected io liy"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
SILVER CITY

From fh5 Enterprise
Wa TlHr McGr.r1r In % recent
r.t ..Hr.sses herself aa Won pleas
.f e.H Der work n h'b1Iu.r1l"
ur George d. stewart of IHns
sim. d arrived In tho o'.F '' he
nr...nt af he coming marr'Hs. ".
boz fa1ebter ta Car1u IH.'.r pr
Fur N1yHrl.
Ca1rra SNYDER of white stigma. q.
r-auar.r- t1 sHiu s'E.y h0ai of Hu.'
hau.s i1 Louisiana markets I'"
shIDmeHt vu ho made from Denim
AMOR llspns.ne OF enc animals W
SNYDER Intends taking O. tr.p np 'H.
Mississippi tl ESQ., louis where he 500
u.t n. World faIr
Ta. Normal school aoe.ctIe7 met and
elected tho following officers l}s'
um president. MW Aubrey Boone.
err.ay. M.sa Mabel ruba member
of tfp board co., control MIH8 Eun.c.
thompson Houti president Goorg.
Uuor. secretary MIss Emma Schultz
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

THE democrats 0l Sierra county h"ld
.Hplr convention at HIl'sIuro ou Ocioh
.r n and nominated uII county tick
rf Resolutions we're uaasod rndors
nr tho present county on.eDu and
Geurr, - Money f1r delegate to con.
grofa
The f1uov'ue urNr RuH nominal
.I For tb, houa, of representative.
w. q HurIaul. treasurer and rSnr.C
.a collector o. g. r.mmoua probate
Judge rroconI1 Torres county com
missioner Frf district John d.
Thompson county commissioner
Third district W,r.or Nontuya SHEER
Hn ~ O. Kendall superintendent of
.hooIa Francisco Luna y Garcia. r.y
er commit s.Iuora Diego Muui"ya
t..r o. IurorD. Cund,Iaro Martinez
a..urur Andrew Kelley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
WHITE OAKS

From the Outlook
Word comes OF a serious FLOOD along
the uouItu valley and serious loss 90
crops Tbq Hubert boys had eleven
acres ~ Alfalfa and 10000 pounds Of
corn washed away
Joe Spencer. James Leo and Gus
wlngfiold have taken a lease on the
old Abe mine and will go to work at
once. This looks Ike business. aud
an Join 90 wishing these men great
success and a speedy fortune.
Charles spence and wife had In.
tended 90 start for the Worlds fair
las, Monday. and 20 visit relatives and
friends in iowa. hui they siill remain
bottled 100 at home ON account of me
vashuut on the Rock Island
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

From che New Mexican
city Marshal Richard German =
able ~ be- out after o. brief siogo OF
hicknsaa
E l.. Mudlur. Albuquerque uttor.
ney. arrived iu the city ON the boz.
lated train from the south Sunday
evening. 80 attend the supreme court.
Mrs o. 6. Watson and daughter
Alice. hato returned from Albulunr.
qGo. vhcre they attended Doe fair and
vialicd Mrs. Wa,sons parents
Uuitad states Marshal g. NJ For.
Akor. OF Albuquerque. arrived in tho
city last evening Tor tbo purpose OF
attending the session of Che supreme
court
The post office last week received
100 naaks of newspapers and 100
p0achee OF letter mail From the of.
fco we're sent COS sacks and ~
pouchss. sxcesdlng all previous week
ly records.
Judns william 70 Pope. of Roswell.
d. ln ahs city Co attend the supreme
court tbs Judge had "a hard time
making che trip from Roswell as rail-
road travD iu southeastern New MoN.
too is st Jr from .Ur atistnc
tory
Mayer A b Gibson. VIM has boon
oonfinsd bob bic bed Tor tIn pi Tow
days b. rkuDH. Us reported .p Doe
lmprot and be is expect tIti ne
will BE- vs. enough boo Che .ourse OF
q few dass zoo make thD Grip to me
OIo Callsufs hot pr.nEs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
HlLlseoEo

From the Advocate
Tho diphJhorla scare is s'i'l ON anu
tb, public school is SCI cIu5oh.
Nrs Mary b. Mead ia confined TO-
nor homo from ho effects of "a lA"
snr hau "a tya DAYS ago.
n D. Ross. having declined lh'
nomination iur representative on 'nr
democratic ticket D " bu'anl Boo
acraprrd tho nomination much l' 'h.
satisfaction of hp democrats uI a.''
"a county
O. II Barr Doc veteran pr0Hp.e."'
and mining mau off Iuo Black range.
..s. In fswr art week. llo i7 one 'i
fr. owners and dIsc1yDrrr5 %, IH'
commander mno 'u Iho Nl.Er h.H
r.nrs district uu me Rio las An'w''
and r.n1rfs tho 0u.Iu1. Con lha. r'Wp
most excellent Mr Barr was One
U.rs. Mountain Ngva special r'rr'
.pa1t.uf Iu tUp DaUa.n mount 'h.
laa December md claimed thr '''
aI1s as gold camp WHf h.I I'-'.
Tn., have proven .o ho What h' .'.'
Ar Uarr SAYS Chat tho camp on ln'
An.mas when developed w.a Doe one
.f Storm county. rI"nl". proln'
era off sold and HIrDr and u.n.r m''
mis- For further information Nr. h''.
claims Iu.. uf rain ana plenty '
rrHHH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
cLouooRoFT.

From the silver Lining
Miss CallIo Sialcup. who haa boon
hrro FOR several months and who
made many friends horo loft Tor Ala
morordo. where she has accepted
position with tho Daily Journal as
reporter
w >. Hendrix received "a lot OF
rainbow trout from thr government
hatcborcs th.s vook and stocked h8
reservoir 600 hIs ranch This Is o.
GOOD idea. aud more farmers h0U'd
follow Mt Uoudr,. example
Fastest Ru7H.rI Race.
TH. fastest record made over uuc
mile straight course Dos running
horse was by salvador "a fuury,luoId.
90 Monmouth Park August 2N $780,
when U.s RECORD Waa 1865
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
LAS CRUCES

lm i.s Republican.
Th, publican headquauorH have
p eco os l'ished 90 the stpos build.
o. looks as if quito o. heated
.ue 3D. u1 bo wagod tl. campaign.
Rev. o. Nor T.. Lassaitu, rtIr1.d
, .s We. from an extended tour lo
rance. tt -a be- spent IhD summer
Utina relatives and friends
Miss Fannie Bukeslyy waffle uu.
ding last wednesday oyou.ng iol'
..r D.. f.n and was quite se.
,.raiy hru SEED about the face.
tu. republican party in this coun.
Is. under tho able Leadership Of chair
mau Martin Lohmau. is perfectly or
gani1ed. and there is uo doubt OF q
sweeping victory nt the polls DO NO
yomber
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
NEW MEXICO Towns

"A Modern Annnlas. presented by
"A home opera troup last Monday even
ing under the auspices of tho ladies
AID society. was n very luughable and
interesting performance ana deserved
hotter attendance than was accord.
cd 90. but then most of our good ciii-
zons insist upon being mOssuacla
first last and always. and some 0th.
ors are such good liars that moy need
mo- lessons from Anuniaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
oEMINo

From iuC Graphic
Cal Baker has pu uu toB. horse
stage line from silver cry tu Dom
ue. aud Is doing a thriving business
ht present Hls hack goes zap and
returns loaded down with passengers
many of whom enjoy return to the
former mode oft travel over luo noun.
tairs.
Whom fb. storm clouds we're p.lIun
100 along ihe eastern horizon last
ytru.ue and threatening to again deb
use fhp country. th, salvation Army
suddenly attacked thy town and mui"
thing WpIt 600 our -tr.UIs fur an
hour or tVu The conflict was race
ug boo front ul uolichs when 800 Ioti
the field
Hlu a W Pollard recently return
ol from 20 trip Co WiHr1n loo 100 &C.
spoons. to request from NrH Pollard
Nhu .a visiting ar her o'd nom. Zoo ih,
Bndrrr state Uo says 3D. ls q g.r. and
that both mother Wli daughter ar,
doing finely. and Wc believe Mr T.
BIS entitled tu "a reception md house
warming Goa her return to Dor U"m,
auI friends .u uvmIHe
a Ha.,Iua theatrical company "a.
q. t..I hero several days Uu account
o., M. Va-h0ufs. and gave tWn oi
Dino. performance tu mot utrrr,1hH
.I H....s Then some WpHruiIu.
member. OFF rHo troupe began tu puI
aeH others cars Result several
.H.n. unt down ou choir Hho" hI'"
leo which the jude, and 'wa ur ihr..
.4w..r. and had ta0.r INNINGS H1t 1874.
.r. u.U HDra WAS uO n.HoIHn.I 'h.
+. r. convictions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

May stanley. The woman who
ashDd Ed Dixon wits o. razor loo o.
rlum .u thy CUntDr block about r.
week ago. luuicuur very serious
wound pleaded guilty tn assault Doe.
.1ru Justice Mitchell yesterday and
was fined 81 and costs OLSON was
rhlu fu he uut yesterday 'H. first
Hmo since bo was injured auI asked
H1' fH. woman .. unt prosecuted
for anything moro serious .Um q.
au THr women m.l rhn fine nn'
$500. r..0l. from custody E' In
Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

You wear a coat Whyi
To keep the cold out1 No;
to keep the warmth in
What Of the body that has
no warmth-thc thin, poor
body that lacks the healthy
flesh and fat it nccds'
For such we say that SCOTS
Emulsion provides the right
kind of a coat Why3 Be
cause SCOTS Emulsion builds
firm, solid flesh and sup.
plies just enough fat to fill
natures requirements - no
more. That means bodily
warmth.
wen seni yaa sample be- unoo request.
SCOTT a BOVINE. ,o5 Pearl Street. Me- Ysih
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Albuquerque has several hrstcIass
candy factories and Ihe product manu-.
aclurud hero iH considerably better
Than thu Imported goods Send you7
orders to Albuquerque. they will ho
filled ou che day received AMI ImmoGi
8lo'y shipped ou fhe mort train roins
north Santa Fo candy dealers would
ho consulting tlD.r interests aud also
avoid delay by trying me wholesale
candy manufacture Of Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

has moved into town with bis fam
liy 90 order that thcy might take "a.
vantage Of our excellent public
schools
Quay county promises to roll up
a mioriiy of Of least 800 Tor Dele.
gate Andrews This year
The Tucumcari Wool securing mill
is now running fWl force. and om
ploys about 20 mon. Thoy expect a
Mg shipment OF wool soon
a force of between 300 and 400 mon
are now employed az tho river whore
the bridge was washed ont They
are ~ work putting lu "a waron
bridge and switch back which will
be used until Jho uow bridge De- com
pleted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
CANDY FAMINE At SANTA re-.
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO THE
CANDY FACTORIES m ALBu.
ouERoUE.

Santa Fo s threatened with a can
ug famine ON account of fhc TO-
cent Interruptions Boz frc.Fht traffic
there has been mo- shipments uf the
sweet stuff into thIs city Tor some
time and 20 ia almost Impossible to
purchase "a pound of candy in Santa
Fo an iho local dealers have empty
cases. and tho lovers of cunfoct.uu
my are iu despair Santa Fe New
McxicRa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

member Of board " control Irwin
Moore.
Miss Alice Bniloy's picture appeared
recently ln one of the Los Angeles
papers as one OF the popular young Ia.
dies at Ions Roach during the past
summer Miss Bailey is just as popu.
Tar ln the Normal school as she could
have been at Long Beach
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

From ono Republican
Nr and Sire pofy from hea iN','.
arc lp tho city aud VIII remain Tor
tho winter
D.oplrl1 Martinez has accepted a
position as instructor n the po''''
school 40 Arroyo seco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Osflrn S1uInIN
EaHupum ua
Victor Cassliaat
Luciano Wonirnrohi Cos
ue' uam. iur iroaautst
t'fr. 'o " sanIoynl ~
r,fufud,ut = nasIIio Arss
a....Hur Io.r e. do naca. iotfuNa
/ Surveyor o.. rs Fouion. and f0rri4s
, ruu 'aa.H0en Alh'n1 Valdez Fraa
clrn Hernandez. ELIAS MARTINEZ and
Fernando Armllo
The uIUTIu urro selected aH
memles NJ che county committee
Jose q 10 uBc8. Fernando Armiiu.
Manuel B1rl Ffcl o. Oforo. y d.
Archulo'a THran1 Mouioya Manuel
Auron y H..u T1mar Woruer and
TrlrHfoTo ssrH.saI
Tho cnmmtIHa ofsarItr1 amt Hn.
loctcd Manuel uhea as cba'rmau J.
W Arcbulcta n treasurer and Tomas
W0ruCr na secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

FROM .ne Headlight
IaHu Carhau haas ha.u appointed Ns
Governor O.oro as O. delegate to In'
Tran Mississippi Commercial com
rras.. which meets .u $50 I"u'. DC
.ln0r gI
ILL., element and family who hn'.
r.sIlr1 Iu prmue for tho pas .nf.'
y.ars returned fo tn..r former home
D Kentucky Wrua ihDr ..H} HD..
ibcy made many frpnl. nho rosf.
hs.r departure from nHr W.H#. nn.
sre and an wish tHUm SUCCESS 'HI
hap0iuesa n tbclr future bone
Mrs. NJ. r. Duff and two daughters
r.tuugH from visit ip her par.u''
I8 Ohio on their return home they
orra I'M washouff Tor siz DAYS ana
,l.o I'm a wrock az Oklahoma cry IN
which Sire. uuE narrowly 'a'an,'
.rrlrns m NOT fatal injuries Hh'
vas quito severely pnchri m th' cav
u comic manner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
ITCHIESS .sA

n july ioai. orHan l' uIe-s Guy WIN
!. ]. !. !. j. j. !. !.
E'N 'i "
''A u'' ''N'N
ease h'. Pc. '.'.' 'A''..'I'. J lA.'' 4''. l',."
emu ,Ii,H f'''l.' '.A'..'.'.. iiN ''I. '
Ah'l.'l t"' '-.' N". pr ''..
"r'.N'i came we ''.I p" sfeI
-na.'} e.til.t VOC. l'..','', A.''. an'
iVi
.'"aI.s ''INh '' ~ '' 'h..| ...
lNk' ~, - -' ''..
narag thrtImc tot a58ui ore.harfo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

UUI TfuIHH
Ia ruaIaH
tcrl rHfIfIy h
Of p1Ia %, Afrcni.
AMI otlrr miur
aia BOON 0u thl
skin aud lts die
sessfutffcr
Medical advice
furuislltdfU'c
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-01-21
How Birds Show Affection.

A writer in an English publication
declares that birds wag their tails
when they are happy. The gander,"
he says, when he has to his satisfac,
ton driven off a dog from the pres
ence of his spouse returns to her Gran.
ing his neck toward her and wags his
tail with pleasure. Our jackdaw-or
rather jilldaw, as it is a female-on
our return few days since after two
months absence cried out Justify to
us from the bush where she was
perched, and on our going to greet her
she received us with profuse tail
wagging to show her pleasure at our
return. She always greets her par.
ticular friends in the household by
wagging her tail, crouching on her
perch and eawing in an undertone."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-01-21
81 would not believe YOU" she
answered.

greeted him. Having a vague, unde-
fined fear that something was wrong,
he wrote her a note, requesting per-
mission to call, or at least an explain
alton. The reply was brief, but com
prehensive: mo explanation is due
you" were Eleanor's words. And it
is presumption in you to make such
a request. To my notion, this affair
between us has gone far enough. |
must beg Of you, therefore, to cease
those attentions you have been pay
ing me- Henceforth all intercourse
between us is broken off"
Turner was dazed as he read, but it
was plain enough The writing was
Enthusiastically Eleanor's, No explana-
ton was given him, nothing but the
bald statement with which to console
himself
That afternoon, as he stood in one
of the stores on the main street Of
the town, he saw Eleanor go by. With
her there was a young woman he
knew we'll 1t made him feel sick and
faint as he recognized her; he knew
he could not be mistaken. for that
face, that figure, and that walk, could
belong to but one woman in all the
world.
That evening a small package. and
a smaller note, were handed him by
a messenger. lie opened the package
sufficiently to assure himself of its
contents Then he read the note:
Cousin Eleanor and | have con
cluded that, since your presents to
girls have strange similarity, we
will return the rings you were kind
enough to let us wear. Doubtless you
will find others whom it will be no
more difficult to fool Wishing you
continued success in your plural de-
yotions, | am, yours trul.',
Louise"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-01-21
DE NAMIN' Err DE MULE.

Wen ole Brtr Adam name de mule
o, mule! o, muleNol
He 'proach dat critter noughty cool
En- size i'm wild er two tut rule.
In co Sc Brer Adam gotter know
Hoccum dem yeahs dey ovagrow-
De mule he laff en- low F'Dessov
o, mulel O, muleyo
Sis Eve she settin' dab, all guess
o, mule! o. muleyo
She sohtin' fgleafs fob DIR dress.
She low Brer Adam bes' be sly;
She say dey fight in dat mules eye.
Brer Adam laff-yo' unrIahstan
He des lax eVy urrer MIN
En- he gwine foller he own plan.
o. mule! O, muleyo!
He TEX dat rule en- git de size
o. mule! o, muleTo!
Dat mule he squinch dem 'ceitful eyes
Bier Adam p'ints en- prohs en- feels
At las he tech dat critters heels,
En- den dey come er big aka -biff!"
Dat mule widout no ZEN" er 'if''
Des glib Brer Adam sech er lif'!
Q, mule! o, muleyo!
Brer Adam light owdacious hahd--
o, mule o, muleyo!
He drap down clah outside de yahd-
He flop down talkin' by DE kyahd'
All ain gwine say des whut he call
Dat mule fun out de gyahden wall
But den de mules mule after ALI
o, mulei o, muleyol
w. ID. N. in Chicago Tribune
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-01-21
IS FREAK OF MEMORY.
~ ,natIor of the Pc ~ers Of Light
n,nq calculators."

ttahtss1 VI tfiC
Ming cacuIat tors"
At4lthmetical prodigi rs, often spoken
a al lightning calcul ators, have an
unusual capacity for combining num-
bers. The wonderful feats OF THESE
prodigies have been pronounced genu-
inc by competent jul lges, although
their psychological petuliarities, how
ever, seem characteristic OF most OF
the known cases; ar extraordinary
memory fo- numerical combinations.
and unusual methods for grouping
numbers. That their ability Is not
entirely the result of special training
is attested by the early age at which
the power is manifested. Thus, at
the age of 6. T. II. Stafford computed
mentally the number (617,760) of bar
ley-corns in 1,040 rods, and could ex-
tract the cube roots OF numbers OF .
and 10 figures. Buxton solved the
problem, to find the product OF doub-
ling farthing 139 tilhes, the result,
expressed in pounds, being a number
of 80 figures. Zerah Colburn, at 3
years of age, gave at sight the factors
of 1874 1867, 297, and in 20 seconds
found mentally the number Of hours
in 1911 years. Rails ing 991 to the
fifth power in thirteen operations, and
giving the product of any pair of two
figure numbers in liz seconds, are
feats accomplished by Arthur Griffith
who also mcmorized the squares of all
numbers up to 1870 ant the cubes UP
to 100.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-01-21
Offer of Irue Sportsman.

BILLY" Oliver, one of the Waldorf
crowd, stood on the floor of the
Stock Exchange the day. after the
Heinze decisions apparently prepared
to take everything offered For half
an hour everything came his way. One
broker in particular sold the list all
round Oliver took Atehison. Amalga-
mated, Union Pacific-in fact, every
thing. The bear trader weakened
gradually The selling movement was
entirely checked. Oliver stood in the
middle of crowd, cool and collected
as ever. Picking out the chief seller
of stocks, he asked:
Haven't you anything else to
sen?"
Not now!" said the other
I1l give you a dollar for your
boots!" said Oliyer.-New York
Times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-01-21
Repalrs Ahead for papa.

Harold" said Mrs. Goodchild to
her young son. Did you tell that
next door boy what your father said
about this wicked habit of fighting
and quarreling?"
Yes, ma
Did you remember to explain how
your father pointed out that, in ad-
dition TO the sinfulness of it and the
bruises and cuts you get, your clothes
suffer also, and thus your parents are
put to unnecessary expense?'
YES, ma"
And that if ever your father sees
him fighting with you again he will
speak to his parents about it?"
Yes, ma
And what did he say?"
He sair. Send TIE old dub around
and I'll bust e. Eta Stats. New
York Press,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-01-21

that required moral courage far be-
yond Turner's.
In the end he left, with Louise still
in ignorance. At the last moment he
consoled himself with the thought
that he would write to her and fully
explain. It would be so much more
generous to leave Louise in possession
of her happiness for a week or two
longer In the meantime he would
seek Eleanor and Danish all care in
the sweetness of her presence,
When he came to her home she had
gone out; at any rate, so the servant
said. He insisted upon being admit
ted, but it was of no avail. Later,
when he again called the same story