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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

T Pected' the cash register. Among
ihose who We're honored with Wis.
II We're r. Smyth and company r.
\ ilenckell, Huettes hoe store
New York store saloon. Richard Pow.
ers' saloon, Egan's saloon. Thomas
oardners saloon, Curry Bros. IA,
ICON. Donahue and bakers saloon ana
Harry w Schun's drug store.
Al r. Smyth and company's The
inspector was not given a chance at
the cash drawer but was paid $3.50
Tor mis- work AT other places he
did work without charge.
Al the New York store saloon the
bartender John Pollock. threatened 10
throw him out ii he touched the cash
regl ter ana the Inspector evidently
realized thar discretion was tae 81
ter part OF yalor, as he made no effort
to touch" the register.
II. n. Henckell. Richard Power.
Frank Milne at H. ". Sc3uh's AMI
many others superintendent +ae lob Of
inspection Of their registers and de-
clare they didn't lose a cent Others
are TO wise and game to admir- MAT
fhey were buncoed Mr.. Powers
claims he got a frstclass lob done
"a ms register and al for nothing.
1affy Bros insist thar they watched
woodruff closely and when he cat
through with their register fl con.
famed 81 more than IT did when be
started 70 work on ii. AT least tie
casa figured up that amount more
man was SHOWN on the detail slip
There are few such reports.
Woodruff was well prepared fo do
the work which he claimed he was
sem out TO do and had eyjientIv
been employed at one time in that ~.
2aeiiy He carried a bag full of tools
necessary TO take apart he registers
and put them together. had a srnnIv
q OH and knew every part Of tho reg
isier thoroughly He made = gool
appearance and impressed many of
me people he visited very favorahlv
Some Of the merchants had been Vie
TED only about two weeks ago nv
repaifer from the same house and
they thought it rather strange anotb' /
y one should follow in such short
Weodraf', i y said. formerly lived
1, 'asfo and wa a cub pilot on the
'ag fheseua in 1891 under Rams sam
son. lie was talking with Dir. Will !
t.a Leech Yesterday and recalled the 4
hiliing OF Samson in 1902 az the Far.
lae}s hotel by his mistress because
4e' samson, married another woman /
'"ater she married George Tanner
VINO committed uicde. and she fol
owed hi9 example by ending her life
7 y probable that no great effor.
VII be made to apprehend Woodruff
oht cairo merchants vii be very
careful in the future about ALLOWING
strangers to inspect their cash reg
isters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
General Weather conditioas.

The s.orm celtral in Norh Dlko-
"a Wednesday morning, now coatefs
apparently In Wisconsin n gh pres
sure areas center on the middle At
Iantic coast and IN Inc north Pacific
slope
The temperature has risen in The
Mississippi valley, ana in nearly all
sections lying east Of he Miss'asir-
pi river II is colder in tho north
west and along the eastern slope of
the Rocky mountains.
Within HE last SO hours light snow
has fallen Ia the middle A lantic aad
New England states, ana in the up2sr
Mississ ppi valley.
p. Fl. SMYTH. Local Foreeastar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
STRANGER INSPECTED" CAIRO
MERCHANTS CASH REGISTERS
He Also Inspected the Cash of One FIRM
Visited Many Business Men Was in
Cairo Years Ago.

w. 4. Woodruff, Milwaukee, was
the name written on the register at
the Planters hotel Wednesday by a
well dressed man who remained in
Cairo until yesterday afternoon about
2 o'clock when ne put The lllinois-ken
lucky state line between himself ana
the Queen City OF Egypt
Shortly after Mr.. Woodruff arriv
al in Cairo he visited the Bulletin If
ice and had some cards printed as
follows National Cash Register In
spector Presented by W a. Wood
ruff Yesterday Mir Woodruff was
heard from IN the upper portion Of
the city where some money stuck %
his fingers while he was inspecting
one Of the registers.
The cash register man entered the
business place of Conant ana Rennie
al the corner of Thirty-fourth aad
Commercial avenue. shortly after
noon yesterday The store was in
charge OF one of the statesmen and 10
that individual vas presented the card
of the inspector" who Immediately
began operating on the cash register.
Mr. Rennie returned from dinner
and found the stranger making love
TO the cash drawer He allowed him
10 proceed, keeping watch on his
movements until he observed a sill
yer dollar pass vita lightning quick
ness from one hand to the other ami
thence into the strangers overcoat
pocket. It certainly looked like"easy
money" but Mr. Rennie. not being in
favor of free silver, stopped the clrcu
lation scheme adopted by Mr. Wood.
ruff
He called the inspector down IN
good shape ANA accused him of be
ing thief. The inspector was Insult
ed, or thought he was until Mr., Rem
ME dug the dollar ous OF his overcoat
pocket However, if Mr., Rennie diIn't
want him 10 fini1h inspecting the reg.
lister, he had no desire to insist upon
doing So and with curt Good day
he left the store
An examination of the register re.
fttAAh AtA' IAAl lAldt tue Inspector NI0
destroyed the detailed cash slip ana
had set the numbers Of the register
To nero, leaving Mr.. Rennie without
means N'af knowing. how much had
been taken from the money drawer
HE stated 70 The Bulletin that he
did not think the amount would ex
coed $40,
Shortly after Mr. Woudrun's depart
ure from the store Mr.. Rennie noti-
fled police headquarters of what had
happened ana asked that an attempt
ba made to capture the man. 1t was
no use, however for the inspector
caught q car and made his way to
he terryboat which he boarded for (
Wickll1fe. KY
Investigation proved that Mr.. Wool. (
run visited a number Of business
houses and at many of them "in
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
"A FULTON WOMAN
LOST HER HUSBAND
AND CANE TO CAIRO TO HINT
FOR HIM-THlNks HE is
HERE ON a SPREE

a young woman. rather good lock
ing and car ying a baby in her arms
arrived in Cairo yesterday in search
.of her husband.
sac told her story to he police and
enlisted their aid in trying 10 find the
man VINO she said. left home two
weeks ago and had not since been
seen OK beard from.
The woman was about % years old
ana the baby she carried was very
young. She said her husbands name
was Russell Scruges and that he was
painter. She had reasons for be-
Eey'ng tdat he had come to Cairo and
nat he was on q pfofracted spree.
He was addicted 10 drink. she said.
and would probably be found Ioafing
around some saloon or pool room.
1hc police did everything possible
to locate the missing man. but he
could not be found and the neglected
wife and child We're forced TO return
Rome 10 Fulton. Ky. last evening
without Tho paternal esccr.
The Young wife appeared not 10
fear that any accident had befallen
he runaway hubby aud her mission
here was to take him back home
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
ELECTED DIRECTORS.

At meeting of the stockholders
of the Alexander County Savings
bank held Wednesday afternoon the
following board Of directors was
elected:
Messrs. 2. A. Bude- Thomas Boyd
G. NJ. o. erloh, VIM Kluge. Charlie
Feuchter Jr J. II Galligan. w. Z
Ghoison, c. O Fatier. C. v NeN
John " Herbert \. 3. Thistlewood
Capt Thistlewood was the only new
member of the board. The Alexander
County National bank viii hold their
election OF directors on next Tuesday.
January 10th
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
A Coed Serene.

The Evansville Courier saws.
To devise some meaas of getting
the freight from the top Ct t1e wharf
70 the wharfboat without transferrine
IL with teams is the hope Of the Ev-
ansvi le business association.
Just wha; plan will te adopted is at
pIo en- uBkH0wn Byron Parsonz g.
who is a member Of the f. b. A.. IN
speaking Of the matter wednesday ar
ternoon. said.
At the ops meeting Of the E. z
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
CHRONOLOGICAL
Jan. 6 In History.

ISL Charles Sumner Massachusetts, sem
ator aud statesman born in Bostoni
died In Washington 1874 Sumner was
among the earliest and ablest oppo-
nents OF slavery He held a seat IN
the United States senate from 1880 10
1874 a period covering the agitation
Of the fugitive slave law and Kansas
Nebraska bill. The civil war and recon
stFuction. For words uttered In
speech on the Kansas contest ne was
assaulted in his seat In the senate
chamber by Congressman Preston ,,
Brooks OF South Carolina, He after
ward denounced the institutions OF
the south IN q powerful speech on the
..Barbarism of Slavery Philippe
which aroused and converted even
soatherners themselves. He acted az
& confidential adviser OF President Lin
coin and from 1861 10 1870 served as
chairman OF the committee on foreign
relations
iSs6--ta General Mortimer y, Leggett a not
ed Federal veteran of the western
armies died In Cleveland' born 1915
l99e-Main Hoer attack en- the British
lines at Ladysmith; heavy lighting and
casualties
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

The Evansville Courier Of yes crlay
says:
The rev cteamer Kentucky. built
az Jacksonville. ind. Tor The ST. Lon
is and Tenno see river Transports
lion company. arrived here late Wed.
ncsdar afternoon and was expected
~ gei away =. O'Clock thia msrninu.
The Kentucky is one OF The INES
coats turned ont by HoW8ri's in re-
cert years and her arrival tcre was
the signal fer several sautes from -
cal boai@. She was in command Of
Capt Ashcroft ami .Superntenlene
Kruger Of The company Tas on boarl
Her Dilct7 are Jchn Wesley and Scott
Paris. TIE Kenucbr viii ran be
tween ST. Louis and the Tenne see
rircr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Of the two men have resulted in es-
tablishing a business of which they
nay justly feel proud.
The fact thai Mr. r. C. Barclay H.
taken into the management indicates
tha the company is pleased with the
administration of its business ana de,
sires che same to be continued in &C.
cordance with the sound principles al.
ready established. and under the enic.
lent guidance Of those to whom it's
success in southern illinois Is due.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
CAIRO INSURANCE
MAN is PROMOTED
Mr.. P. c. BARCLAY NOW A MANIAC.
ER OF THE MASSACHUSETTS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
AGENCY OF SOUTHERN I'LL.
NoIs.

Beginning the first of the year 1908
the management of the Southern Mi
ncis agency for the Massachusetts, Mu-
tina Life Insurance company was
changed from p ". Barclay to p w.
Barclay ANA Son
For the past fifteen years Mr. 2
W. Barclay has managed me business
Of the company in southern Illinois.
Snoe 1897 Mr p c Barclay has been
general agent for the Southern Hi.
noig agency and he combined efforts
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
Washington Bulletin.
kgcoeiatad Dreea

BY IHF N6aUCIdttu ITtHN.
Washington, Jan. s.. Following q
the weather forecast for Illinois Cor
the next "a hours
Fair Friday excant snow ii north
wea SATURDAY fair; fresh northwest
10 north winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
Telephone Girl?

Another Atchison girl who thought
she had voice" Will take a Job
downtown instead of startling the OPP
cratic world with her singing.-Atch-
isnn Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

The stage OF the river at p. m
yesterday was 1913. showing a fa'l of
on in twenty-four hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Tho Grand Council OF China has
approved a suggestion that all soldiers
and students should abandon pigtails.
and have their hair closely cropped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
From a Social stnndnoInt

It is an open question whether fools
or rogues 90 the more harm in the
wcrld- There is no question. however.
as to which are tie -c-1 - aea3.e 10
associate with
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
Prizes fer chila pssinnsrs-

Tie Luton tEnEIand) chamber Of
commerce mas decided to offer prizes
20 scholars On The elementary schools
Ter competitive designs in has trim
Hines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

No matter how stupid .uninteresting
and tiresome man mas be there is
always some sentimental woman
ready to make a hero Of him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

de man dat goes through de world
indin' fault said Uncle Eben. has
picked out sech an easy job foh his
set dat he can't expect much apprc-
citation. Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS

Yesterday was Chicago Mn pay
day,
The county board OF supervisors
was in session yesterday and will
convene again today.
Wood a Benne { afa having a ve
uhule constructed in front of the
door at their office, G13 Ohio street.
a game Of indoor baseball az the
Alexander club resulted in victory
for Green over Red by a score OF : to
>. These teams are now tied for sec.
ond place with a standing of .429.
Orange and Black are tied for first
place with a per centage Of ST..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
THE WEATHER


Maximum temperature 40 degreess
Minimum temperature 80 degree5s
Temperature at Z p, ~ ~ degrees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
Aabestos suIts MIGHT Be Useful.

A Spokane paper says that Idaho
lawyers have decided to wear dress
suits hereafter Why not heree
bon harmonic with golden crowns
and ha-rs New York Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Tde Fred Nellis ana the Dici, Fowl
er. were the ony boats in port yes
terday The former brought two emp.
ty barges down from Thebcs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
PURELY PERSONAL
e.s.......@..s@.........

y *@s*@e@
Miss May Bell Of 3il5 Sycamore
stree; is III With fever
! Miss Mabel Brodell has gone to Mt
Carmel, H.. to spend the winter with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Harmon are Wis
\ fitting their son. Or. I'll Blake Harmon
1 in Chicago
Mrs. Charles Gayer has returned
from visit with her daughter ar
Dahlgren, H.
/ DR.. Ebert Wing Of Los Angeles.
Cali, is in Cairo. the guest or Mr..
John Tiernan at The Halliday
4 Miss Mayme Elkins of S keston.
who has been the guest Of the Misses
Hediger will return home Today
Miss Willie Carr and Miss Willie
Miller of Mayfield, Ky, are visiting
Mrs, Martha Howe of Sixth street
4 Mrs. S. W. Shoemaker was called
to Paducah yesterday by the serious
I illness Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Car
ioll,
Masters Dick and Meade Barr are
quite i'll at the home Of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Barr on Tensh
street
Mr. Nicholas Cox has returned to
Chicago to resume his studies in the
dental department Of the Northwest
.eIn university
Mr. Ned Redman has returned 10
Chicago to resume his medical
studies at the Northwestern uniyer
siiy, after spending the holidays in
Cairo
WI hftoi ~ AtdEFEs FhEiAFti bt tHE
ferryboat Katherine, left for Jeffer
sonville. Ind. yesterday TO bring the
new ferryboat Three States" to
Cairo.
Mr. Samuel soloman Of St. Louis. is
In Cairo assisting at Solomon's
clothing store during the absence Of
Mr. Jacob solomon, who is in New
York
Mrs John s Hacker left for Jeffer
sonyille, Ind. yesterday 70 Join Capt
Hacker who will return in few days
with the new lerryboat. the Three
States ia
Miss Winifred Warder has returned
from a visit with relatives and friends
IN Vienna, Ill.,. and returned to God
frey H., to resume her studies at
Monticello seminary
Mr.. C. c. Haynes is in Smithland,
KY where he was called by mess
age announcing the serious illness Of |
his sister, Mrs. d. A. Dunn. who up-
lerwep delicate surgical operation. |
There Is small hope for her recov-
cry
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
Thlhetan Popnx.

new nower-a large yellow poppy
has been introduced into England
rom Thibct il IS called the Ne
Conofsis intcgrlfolia."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
Consumption Of Bananas

The inhabitants OF the United States
ate more than SS.500.0oo worth Of ba.
nanas last year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
Love Is BIinded

a girls red hair gets very much
more golden when zen fan in love
with her.-New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Miss Mabel Brodell has gone TO Mt
Carmel H., to spend the winter with
relatives
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06
Whsre lea Is Chen.

In China and some parts Of india
The finest tea costs only or s cents
a pound
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Miss May Bell Of 3ll5 Sycamore
stree; is i'll with fever
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Mr. and Mrs r. A. Harmon are Wis
iting their son, Or. ii. Blake Harmon
in Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

North Carolina Anethys;s.
Amelhysts Of great beauty OF colo.
come from Tesanty Creek, Macon
county. North Carolina.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

There is but one sudden deaf.
among women to every eight aaonp
men
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Mrs. Charles Gayer has returnel
from visit with her daughter a
Dahleren, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

DR. Ebert Wing Of Los Angeles
Cali, is in Cairo. the guest or Mr.
John Tiernan al The Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Mr.. c. c. Haynes is in Smithland,
Nv. where he was called by a mess
age announcing the serious illness Of
his sister Mrs. d. A. Dunn, who IN
derwep a delicate surgical operation.
There Is small hope for her recov-
cry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Masters Dick and Meade Barr are
quite i'll at the home Of their parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Barr on Tenth
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Mrs S. W. Shoemaker was called
to Paducah yesterday by the serious
illness OF her sister-n-law, Mrs Car
loll
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Mr. Nicholas Cox has returned to
Chicago 10 resume his studies in the
dental department Of the Northwest
ern university.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Miss Mayme Elkins of S keston.
who has been the guest Of the Misses
Hediger. will return home Today
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Mr. Ned Redman has returned 70
Chicago to resume his medical
studies at the Northwestern uniyer-
sity. after spending the holidays in
Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-06

Miss Willie Carr and Miss Willie
Miller of Mayfield, Ky, are visiting
Mrs Martha Howe of Sixth street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-22
IS OELAHOMA'S FRIEND
Missouri's New Senator win
BE for Immediate
Statehood.

Perry ctIs. Vareh 1aJ A. Finiev.
,fse.ilte aailsor tor the Ferd Holm
4e.eui-s c3pptav. has been ia The city
tse r.st fes davs ana has lust closed
ine contract far ~ erection Of two bfici,
ma STONE b.iaiacss houses here. one on
.hc south side AND one of the .ast side
.f the s,aft when seen at the Planters
1sosei ioaae AIR Fi1ic, stid. .arbe Ferd
,foini reonie have averv confidence in
rs,rv and are eet.ina read, for The oil
ami cas- b,om trnf is bo,.nd 10 como. b,-
naInr tr. lr,rrovsnenfs nncsesar. TO
kefr rr with Our most excellent business
f,te Al Is lat Il orsstion of a raonth
ar r,s.iblv siv n..nihs sefore tha de-
,.,iaorn. ~ ss rtaia I'D, ft b. u srr. ,sia-
t,r,n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-22
oIAEa vALuAaLs aEoouaeEs

Tho report Of tho O. s. Geological sur
Aey says lhere is no gold In the Wichtas.
iut in conclusion Offers some encourage
l0ent in the following Paragraph
While che results of the Investigation
were Disappointing in so far as they
failed show the presence of the ex-
pecftd ore bodies. iho region Is one of
e'her valuable resources. The granite.
watch Is so abandant Is suitable for
lulaiug purposes. aud is at many points
ryceilanuy situated fof Quarrying The
imcstones are availa5le FOR the manu-
faotare u line ard are Of suitable com-
iosit.9n for lhe nlanuiactare q Portland
eemcni n fsel and Industrial conditions
ever change 50 las % Warrant Investment
a. fhai Industry 1he small asphalt
Springs fomd near tlIa east end of Fort
snl recreation are possibly indicative
81 lafser deposits of rl on gas ana the
excellent son Of be prahics and vai-
iev combined with good water resources.
fnHd the hasia fos hrse ana thilvins
ropuil ian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-22
oARrAlN klne REruans

Lawton, okla. March 22-capioin
Frank Ben king oi the fAwton Engineer
corps Of tho oklahoma National guard.
ieturned 10 bis home yesterday on the
toon Frisco. He was met al the train by
"a large number of friends.
Captain King has been attending the
military school 81 For. Crook, Neha
dvo miles south os Omaha m mis- class
there were thirty captains ana lieuten-
ants of ihe regular army he came out
ranking 90 the middle Of the class hnv-
irg passed on every topic that he had
;s.hcn. The teachers IN charge compn-
neutcd him upon his excellent work
Il was only by laflest Kind Of labor
und the very closest application to his
Studies thiityh made tie advancement
that be acquired. he Tili probably b'
sem TO The unt,rd states Engineer
school al Washington ncxt winter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-22
Q Q 0 0 Q Q Q 0 0 Q 0 0 0 O O O.
& MASSES OF WEEDS. G
Q q
Q Q Q c c 0 Q o @ O o Q Q c O c {

The pastures OF Texas have been so
lady eaten ont under the fencing sys-
tom that great masses OF noxious weeds
laVe spruns up ana as they are multiply
mg On the face Of the earth the land own-
lrs have taken on a great eXasperatoa
which has rut them on the run 70 ge.
lsd of the nuisance They have naturally
hit upon the sensible conclusion that the
.eht way tc do .his Is TO employ the
goiden thread Of the sh2ep and during
the past SIX months fully 1000 i Al
hayc been purchased ira the Pccos valley
and elsewhere 10 become lawn mowers
.on the great cow pastures This idea that
cattle viii not rumnate where sheep have
riazed Is an moohbeam and IL is limo
some of our sensible people 90 put the
rotion behind them. When TeNas cow
men take up with sheep IL IS time for
some 81 our folks 20 bin the high places
with some OF their alligator notions
Denver Field and Farm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-22
A Dinner Invitation.

After hearty meal a dose Of Kodo.
Dyspepsia Cure win prevent an attach
Of Indigestion. .Sodol is a thorough
disesiant and guaranteed cure for
Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Gas on the
Stomach, Sour Bisings. Pad Breath
and al st3maoa troubles. n. Watkins
Lespus Ky, says Il cen testify TO
The efficacy Of lSodal in he cure Of
stomach Trouble was ~nlic'ed with
stomach rrouble for Efteen years and
have taken six bottles Of your Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. which has entrely
cured me. The six bottles were
worth slCcO 10 me- sold ~ c. f
Reuflo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-22

Latest "Flndr Made 10 sand Used FOR
Cement Blocko.

The Kngman ltanaas) Leader-Cour-
fer says a Jew days ago when tho pro-
Irietors OF ,he Kingmn Cement Block
works were casting about FOR suitable
stnd fm use in the manufacture OF their
product they hal different men throueh-
cot this vicinity bring in samples Of sand
that they might Be- able 10 select some
.of tne mast suitable FOR their purpose,
as it requires an especially clean and
clear cut article l1 one of the lots SUBJ
lnitted tuo particles of gold have been
discovered Thv discovery was made by
un old mlnor residing ia this vicinity
ssho WAS one of the '49crs in the Callfor-
Eia gold discovery. He was attracted hy
the peculiar appearance OF the sand and
qHelly secured small sample OF Il and
took it home with him and Tanned ir'
when 81 developed that he was correct in
ais opinion Tor there was sold in it, al-
though just iu what quantity. has not
yet been determined, as the sample pan
of sand w's q small one
Tho matter IS being kept "a secret be-
tween the n1sn who hauied the stnd. the
miner when be- WIS securing the sample
vino WAS ~ in on the secret. he having
observed tho mysterious actions of the
miner when he Was aecmlng The sample.
the sand was secured along side of
ne public highway on the land belong
ing 10 anotier party its locluor WIN be
hepi secret until further developer ,a,s.
the reason 'or this secrecy Is. OF course
plain. for if go'o should be- found 81 exist
ihefe n any considerable quantity an az
{ emgt Viii >, made TO locate cdns. and
when this takes place there VIII be IA reg
I uiar stampede consequently 10 is wise
Tor ihe drst dlsc0gerers 10 remain mum
until zoe priper dime ihat thoy may "eet
'n on che ground floor" AZ several per-
sons naFe Furnished SAMPLES OF sand the
f1ni'c "iii of course gei busy Do thclr at-
I tempt o ioctto tho god mine