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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21
TULE CANYON MINES.
New Machinery Purchased for Proper
ties There.

II, l., Williams, superintendent and
general manager of the Goldfeld Tule
Canyon Mining & Milling company,
says the News OF Goldneld, arrived
from the company's properties few
days ago and at once took his depart
ure for San Francisco Before leaving
the superintendent loaded a car with
20 tons OF ore, and which averaged as
saying more than $3.50. The ore Is con-
signed TO Selby and Is the second OF
three shipments sent 10 the same sme..
ter during the past few weeks.
Much development Is being done on
the properties of this company. There
are a dozen men at work now shaft
Is down l20 feet and number OF 9TH
ers have lesser depth. In tunnel ore
has been encountered which runs 20, 00s
ounces IN silver and eight ounces In
gold, which Is considered swell The
ores are black sulphurets and lead car.
Donates. which accounts for the good
values.
A short time ago the company bought
the Haine property from Samuel Haine
and Robert Murray. paying therefor
$1,000. A ton OF rich ore from the
above claims was included In the above
shipment to Selby.
Mr.. Williams visit to the city Is for
the purpose OF purchasing more ma
chinery for the workings Of the prop
erty and 10 look after the shipment.
Members OF the company residing In
Goldfeld are very much pleased with
the way the claims are looking and
Lawyer Fred Hankey is OF the belief
that II Is one of the very best PROPOSE
tions In the southern belt.
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MARKET WEAK
AND IRREGULAR.
London Started Americans Up
But There Was Not Much
Response in New York.
PRICES VERY SOON REcEDED.
p,o Break In n. \. Central Caused
Ipcasiness and Whole List
Declined.

Nsv York. March ?l.-London started
,r,ccs OF Americans this morning up
s'ards hut the response at the opening
bere was Irregular. A number OF special
lies showed wide changes, but interest in
me general list was rather languid and
'nangcs were narrow. National Lead
ro.o H.. National Biscuit IN, Northern
pachc IA and smelling n. Consolidated
eos auctuated rapidly over a range Of II.
'"lov last night and Distllers' Securities
iel d 49,,
Increased strength was shown through
ami lin, market, but the advances III tne
vrsnroad section were small and the move
,lant nattcncd out. Hoe and Leather pre-
eorred gained "a, Smelling ana Colorado
incl H., and Kansas ana Texas, Mime
mails 81 Paul and 500 Ste. Marie, ID, ~
n a.. ANA gamated copper, Consolidated
Gas and sugar ! 10 Ia Brooklyn Union
Gas Welded = and st. raul preferred Ztg.
ran nrlces were shaded before II O'Clock.
especially for the coalers,
Prices receded during the second hour.
oderlngs were light, but demand was
practically stagnant Gains IN the spec
eialties were mostly lost ana Heading.
Teyns and Pacific and North American
foll point under last night. Distllors'
securities and Great Nortnetn preferred
as Minneapolis. st Paul and Sault Ste.
Marie made an Isolated gain OF Us.
Bonds we're steady,
i'nlmportant STOCKS were the only ones
IN which any degree Of interest was TAX
en- and their rather wide fluctuations
were Intellectual IN relieving the general
lit from It's stagnancy.
A break OF ih points in New York Cen
iral caused uneasiness and the whole list
declined. Rumors Of an Intended heavy
new stock issue accompanied the fall
GREAT Northern and Northern Pacific fell
3 to 81, Reading, Consolidated Gas, Loco
motive Is, to 2 aJd Union Pacific, st.
Paul. Missouri Atchison /. X ~, Penn
sylvania. the United States Steel stocks.
smelling. Lead. Pressed Steel Car, Gen.
eral Electric and others 10 lis
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NEW YORK
GIBRALTER DEEP SHAFT.
One TO he Put Down nj This BuIlfrog
Property.

Saturday, Superintendent Nelson Of the
Gibraltar located the site for the deep
shaft which will be put down at once
by that company, says a Bulfrog cor
respondent Of the Goldheld News The
site agreed upon is about 800 feet south
west Of their incline shaft and IL on the
northern edge Of the fiat on which the
town OF Bullfrog Is situated. The shaft
Is 4x7 In the clear and will be put down
10 the 5OO-level as rapidly as possible.
No prosecuting or drifting Will he done
until the 500-foot station Is reached.
In tho older workings tunnel No 2 il
showing up exceedingly well. A con-
siderable quantity OF shipping ore is be-
ing sacked while an enormous amount
of high grade milling ore Is being piled
upon the dumps. There Is approximate
~ 90 tons OF shipping ore sacked which
Is estimated to run $3.50 10 $500 per ton.
Development work only is being done
AT present, and large bodies OF ore are
being blocked out, which will be stopped
down when transportation becomes
cheaper with the arrival Of the railroad.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.


Eastern roads have started a merry
rate war.
G.. o, Whittemore. general attorney
for the Salt Lake Route. is expected to
return from Tonopah on Saturday.
District Freight and Passenger Agent
ID. h. Gray Of the Hartman lines and
Travelling Freight Agent Cobb are in
Logan today
Union Pacific earnings for the month
OF January show an increase over the
same month Of the year previous OF
$64Sl1O on gross receipts
Mark Harris, the well known member
of the firm Of Harris & Co. OF st. Louis.
has arrived, making the sixth WOOL
buyer from the east on the ground.
d. Jamlson, superintendent OF the
baggage department OF the ST. Louis
Transfer company, Is here today on his
way home from the, convention In Loa
Angeles.
The Salt Lake Route passenger de-
partment Is flooding southern Utah
with $4,000 conference time cards. which
are being sent TO every prominent resi-
dent This bombardment win be fol-
lowed IN a few days by a number OF
artistic hangers.
The Southern Pacific Is following the
pace set by the salt Lake Route in
the direction of erecting handsome mis-
sion style concrete depots. san Ber-
nardino aud santa Barbara are among
the latest to be supplied in this con-
nectlon.
lie Grand Young, Jr OF the engineer
ing department of the Yellowstone
Park railroad, Is IN Salt Lake on brief
visit He reports that despite the snow.
work is being pushed on the PROPOSE
ton and men are going In to the grad
ing camps daily.
The Rio Grande Western Railway
company has filed with the secretary OF
state an amendment to It's articles OF
Incorporation recently adopted by
which provision is made for the con-
slderation Of branch line from Dalton
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NEVADA STRETCH
TO Be LET SHORTLY
Last Contracts on Western Pa.
cific to Be Closed Up Next
Month.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF ROUTE.


Contracts for the construction of the
Western Pacific across the state Of
Nevada are TO be let next month and
In consequence representatives of vari-
Gus big firms are going over the ground
with the object I'm view OF bidding on
the proposition. II Is anticipated that
the entire stretch will be let to one
firm which In turn will sub-let sections
of the work to smaller outfits. As has
been the case on other portions of the
road already let It Is not improbable
that some OF the work may be sub-let
a third or even fourth time
An official report on the Western
Pacific shows that this road from Salt
Lake to San Francisco bay will be 9S7
miles, of which l21 miles are In Utah,
436 miles IN Nevada and $50 miles in
California.
The official route is via the point of
the mountain, EVANSVILLE and the
south end Of the lake ogden papers
Notwithstanding Wells, Echo and
Winnemucca, New, and Honey Lake,
Backwlth. Mohawk. Oroville Mary
vile, Sacramento, stockton, Llyermore,
Niles and Oakland, Cal,
Work is now progressing at both
ends of the line with the lions share
in the hands Of the Utah Construc-
ton company. This firm has the con-
tract for l73 miles In California and
12l miles In Utah the balance OF grad
Ing in California is In the hands of +.
j. and a. l., stone company, Oakland,
Cal.
The road when completed viii give
the Gould interests an uninterrupted
chain OF railroads from ocean TO
ocean, from Baltimore to San Fran
cisco. The maximum grade. accord.
ing To the official report Is So feet to
the mile which Is the lowest grade
of any lines reaching the Pacific coast.
The maximum curvature on the
mountain section Is 10 degrees, and
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A. II. HANSON HERE
Passenger Traffic Manager Of Illinois
Central Pays IL Brief Visit.

A, II. Hanson, passenger traffic
manager of the Illinois Central, with
headquarters at Chicago. with Mrs
Hanson and daughter accompanied by
General Agent w. II. Snedaker Of san
Francisco, arrived in this city this
morning from the coast.
Mr. Hanson stated to the News"
that business was rushing on the /. G.
and that be had nothing Of absorbing
interest to give out He expressed him
self as being surprised AT the growth
Of Los Angeles and cited a. case where
property changed hands on one Of th,.
principal streets there a few days ago
on the basis Of $1,000 per foot frontage.
Regarding Donald Rose. formerly COM
merclal agent for the road here, he said
that he was making splendid record
as general European agent In London.
and wrote some very interesting and
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GOING TO NEW ORLEANS.
General Manager Bancroft OF o. =. L.
To Attend Vice Presidents Meeting,

Vice President. and General Manager
w. II. Bancroft of the oregon Short
Line VIII leave for New orleans this
week to attend the annual meeting OF
vice presidents Of United States rail-
roads to be held IN that city II Is
anticipated that matters of unusual
interest win receive attention and that
important action win be taken on the
questions under consideration, II is
intImated that the all important sub
Ject OF rate legislation viii be among
the knotty problems that Will engage
the attention Of the officials who will
attend the conference, Mr.. Bancroft,
1t is understood. expects to be absent
about three weeks.
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| CurpsLaIr,cBaCk
(Sloan;s a
kiniIllent&
D,;cD 2Sf f1fefy(l1 7VJS5
Pnte25t5OtSH0O :

prices were &c higher against the weak.
ness OF the local market yesterday. MAY
opened hqll higher at, 7sia to u.s., ad.
vaneed 70 iS3sqiSN. declined to 7sNd7sia
and rallied again 10 1855.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re.
ported receipts of 81 cars against l5i cars
a year ago.
The corn market was firm. May corn
opened i 10 ,sah higher at tlhsa
~, sold up hhqiiss. and for time held
al these figures,
Tho oats market was steady on a mod
crate demand by shorts and cash houses.
May opened unchanged to Il higher al aOa,
10 pla and for time held within the
opening range.
Trading IN provisions was rather quiet
and prices were steady. May pork opened
ia lower at 1900 declined to islTi, and
sold up TO 49, Lard was unchanged al
SEE RIBS were a shade higher at s.65
50: No. hard. 7slrqslil, 10, hard. ;si%Si
lsh No, northern 7slaasliS. No. 3 north.
ern. .6Hsols; No, . spring, 1850
corn'-No. 2 tSatsls; No. 3 4.iL
SSr TsMM ns ,iaa4 !J|y 'q 9Is!a IA.
Oats-May S0h; July, 2sitT2sh.
Pork-May 1870: July. 1875.
Lard--May. s.32i4; July, so.
BBibs-,May, s;I2i.9s75; July s.s5,
Flax-Cash, nominal
Timothy March. 3.iT
Clover--Cash 1850
Barlcy--Cash. 37hfi53
NEW YORK.
New York, March ?l.,-Sugar. raw. firm
Fair refining, 3 l-l6, centrifugal 90 test,
3 g-l6; molasses sugar, 2s,
kefined-Firm Crushed s. 10; powder
ed $50; granulated. 40.
Conee-steady, No. Rio, 81.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San Francisco, March 20-Wheat--
Steady, May, .26i. Dec, 49,
Barley-Easier May, i.l1ls; Dec, ajh.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

Sidney A. Esewood and wife 20 Carl
Erik Jonsen, lot O. block 4. Sew
enth South sub. ......,,.,...,.
Thos Dobson and wife TO John s.
Perkins, part Of lot 6, block 70.
plat "A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Caroline Pratt Van Colt 20 Ray Van
Colt, lot II. block O. Holland sub.
Pioneer Inv, & Trust Co. 10 Geo, G..
Doyle, part Of lot 1. block Il, plat
A ...,...,........,...,.
A. W, Smith a Co, to Walter Bry-
ant, part Of lot .. block 3, plat B..
Kute Comeback to II r, Hulshoff,
lots 10, Is and II. block 4, Oakley,
SUD. ..t.,. sst.sst.t.sst.sr..ss..
w. Jones' part Of lot l, block 81,
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on the other part OF the line de-
9rees Elghty.hve pound steel rails
are 10 be the standard.
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valuable reports to headquarters on
conditions across the water,
Messrs. Hanson, Snedaker and Foley
spent the greater part Of the day visit
Ing the local railroad offices
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

o,l,neaso. March u.--There was a strong
t ,yaIlihe of business IN the wheat market
Tbs,o anl prices at the opening were firm.
cein,s We tree covering BY shorts and re-
tha nl ene northwest were smaller. but
WA Walh factor favorIng higher prices
"e urn tone at Liverpool where
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAN A.

Omaha, March q. -Cattle-Receipts, s.
90. market steady to stronger. Native
steers, ielq5,aj cows and heifers, 3.00m
40; western steers, ,3,@ni 6D, Gamers
calves, 30Cbj0. bulls and stays, 2.5Vg
40.
Hogs-Recoipts, 1890 market shade
stronger. Heavy. s.lllau6,25 ; mixed, s.l1ia
as0, lights, 6,lo8e 1 pigs, 6.Gd60o
bulk 6l1nq6.@
Sheep--Receips $500: market steady.
Warnings, 5.25q570. wethers. 5.lQu5 ";
ewes, 1895, q: lambs. 6.0el65o.
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YESTERDAYS,

Henry Walters 20 ". T.. Salisbury.
warranty deed. 10x2ia rods north
west from 2ls rods west Of south
east corner OF lot ., block O. plat
= a'sss.s' ''sts''ss' t.s's'.' s.,ss.s'..ss
n. c. Roadway to Sarah s. sadler,
"a acres IN section %, township .
south, range | east .....,o,n.
Eli Gregson to Emma 8 Robertson,
part lot Il, block 20. i0-acre plat A
5x2iA rods northeast from u rods
west of southeast corner Of lot I,
block ~, plat A ,..,.,.,,......,
John r shafer to Edw. r. scoville,
rods 2is feet by 10 rods lot
block q, plat y .,.........,.......,.,
Geo s Ashton 10 Libbic Smith.
lot T. block 2, Kelsey & Gillespie
Geo. 5. Ashton to Alex, L. Thornton
lot 5, block > Kelsey a Gllespie's
sub, ..,st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]
Rachel I. Lewis TO Arthur Meads,
lots s. p and 60 block ?, Langton
Park ..,..,. ,,,,....,,.,..,.,...,...,
Hubbard Investment company to
pinnie ID. sampson, lots u and Is,
block |. Home sub, .......,.,.,..
j, A. F'rtlsch to n. c. Talbot, lots |
and ?. block q East Capitol Ave.
addition .,."......t.... ...'..,'...'
u X boutwell, 10 Jonn ~. broNut
i06x10ia feet southeast from north
west corner Of lot ~, block y city
PARK .s,s..sss.s.st.ssss.ssss st-t.s.tt.s
w J. Halloran 20 John r. Cosgrin.
slx3 rods southwest from rods
west OF northeast corner 81 lot :,
block 81. plat r .....,...,..,...,,.,.. !,
NJ. r Goodwin 81 al 20 J. q, foweli
81 AL qut.cloim deed, Lulu lode
Nos TO 4 Big Cottonwood ....,.. /,
Elizabeth Webster 10 Jacob Jensen.
section 81. township 2 south, range
= west stsfsstFFHssststsss ttsssftstt - sst
Mary b. Dover 10 Estate Of Jos.
Dover. decree l0x2is rods north
east from southeast corner Of lot 2
block % Mat q ....,......,.,....,.s"
c, r. Street 10 Flnch-Rogers-
Mulvnv COMPANY. assignment
agreement. part Of lot s. block 81
Plat a ...,,.,.'..s..-,'.,.'s' 70
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BOSTON.

Boston, March 20.-The sales OF wool
curing the past week have been widely
seatered az firm prices The strong OPEN
lls OF the London auction sales last week
uaS strengthened the local market on all
Mes, There has been a fair movement
~ territories, though the secured cost
does not show any material change. Ths
Illed woods are In fair demand Foreign
Eshles are frm. Territory quotations:
oIludho--Fine, 22d23; heavy fine, 1900;
medium, 2si21 -"
q. Wyomlng-Fine 2la22; heavy fine. I97
;l fine medium, 22a23: medium, osdT:
loM medium. 25i2,.
a.. I 'ah and Nevada--Fine, 22d23: heavy
VIZ pqO fine medium, g3d3: medium.
VIZ low medium, 2sa27.
,s moh.tUa li5I choice, 2id?5 fine aver
ase, @fAt nne medium choice, 24d25.
c TSg,ase Sq2i, staple, 21as; medium
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CHICAGO.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

81 Louis, March 2l,--Wool steady. Ter
ntory and western medium, 22aaa fine
medium. aq?j: fne, lsda
LONDON.
London, March 9.-The offerings at
NVol sales today amount 10 q SOC bales.
competition was spirited and prlces were
MA tine merinos we're ~ per cent,
merlno lambs 10 per cent and cross-breds
% per cent dearer Fine greasy cross
oIeos were taken by Americans. a lot
q $50 GALES Of Punta Arenas sold quick.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, March 2l.-Cattle - Re-
etipts 1000; market steady to- strong
Native steers, 4. 2oM5.9O; native cows and
helters 2.25d5.25; stockers and feeders
b0di,O; bulls, 3.0od4 %; calves, 3.ood7 90:
western steers, S.75q55o western cows.
aidi.J0.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady
g strong Bulk e.l5q6.27is; heavy 6.9lp
s0, packers, 6.l5q6.S0; pigs and lights,
5Nq6.a0
, Sheep-Receipts, 600; market steady.
Multncs, aG69o; lambs. f.60a6. so. range
wethers j.25a5.@i fed ewes, 4.25l6.l5.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, March 2l.--Cattle--R Receipts, 49,.
~, market best 10 cents higher. others
strong Beeves, i0o9e.s5; cows and holf.
efs, l&q6.n; stockers and feeders, 2. asa
80; Texans, 3.75a4 60.
hogs--Reoeipts, $500; market weak es-
umated tomorrow. 1900. Mixed and
butchers s.9d6 80; good heavy & S5d6 80:
rough. heavy, 6.2Qg6.3O; lights, 8. 3)Gt6 i5;
pigs s0D16 S0ls bulk, aS5d6. i5.
sheep-Reeeipts, 1900. Sheep, 37ydS.lO;
lambs, le)ae.i5.
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station on the Bingham line to Garfield.
the new smelter town,
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Henry Walters 20 W. T.. Salisbury.
warranty deed, 10x2ia rods north
west from rs rods west Of south
east corner OF lot ., block Q, plat
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-07
J.. S. G. F.
BURFAUx DU sECRETA1RE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
CoTIsATIoN NO 40
Ponds des Membres
HOnOraireS
EscANABA, MICH, % Juliet 1906
Mesdames ct Messieurs.

Vous etes oficiellement notifies
du d6ces de Nine Marguerite Nan
telle, de la Branche l9 de Schefer,
Mich, qui a succomb6 le l4e jour
de JUN 1906, de la malad1e -dite
malaoie de occur.
Ecu. Nine M. Nantelle 6taiu as
SURGE de $500 dams la classe DIES
Members Honoraires ct portrait lie
certifcat de b6nefces Nc 294 en-
date du 30 Avril 1902 ct q l6poque
de son d6c6s 6tait en- reggie avec
sa Soci6t6 GU Comit6 Permanent
ct avec IUnion des Societies.
D'apres la teneur de la Section
Z de Particle XIII DIES R6gle-
ments de I'Union DIES Societies Ca
nadiennes- FRANCHISES Catalogues
DIES Etats. Unis, tout membre assu-
re dams 10 caisse du Ponds DIES
Members Honoraires don't le Ger
tificat de B6n6fces porte une date
anterieure au IA JUN 1906 dot
payer au Secr6taire de la Branche
q laquelle il appartient lie mon
tant dune piastre du ~ Juliet 'O6
au 81 Aont 1906.
EN-. M. ST-JACQUEs, S6c.-G6n.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-07
J.. s. G. F.
AVIS OFFlCIEL

AVIS OFFlClEE
BUREAU DU SEcRETA1RE GENERAL
Ponds des Veuves ct des
OrDhelinS
coT1sAT1oN NO "a appellee No43
EsoANABA, MICH, % Juliet 1906
Messieurs ct FrAres:
Vous etes o&ciellement notifies
du deces de M. Delphis Vadnals,
de la Branche No Il, de Ishpe-
ming, Mich, qui a succomb6 le Zoe
Jour d'Avril 1906 des suites dun
accident.
Ecu NJ. Delphis Vadna1s 6tals as
re de $1,000 dams la classe des
Veuves ct des Orphelins ct portrait
le certiticat de. b6n66ce No 599 en-
date du IL Novembre 1896 ct q re-
poque de son d6c6s 6tait en- reggie
avec ga Soci6t6 GU Comlt6 Perma-
nent ct avec lUnion DIES Societies.
D'apres la teneur de la section
IL de Particle XII DIES R6glements
de pUnion DIES Societies Canadien-
nes-francaises Catalogues des
Etats- Unis, tout membre assure
dams la caisse du Ponds des Veu-
YES ct Orphelins don't le Certifcat
de B6n6fces porte une date ante
rieure au 10 Avril 1906 doit payer
au Secr6taire de la Branche q la
quelle il appartient le montant d'u-
ne cotisation suivant son age, du
Ter Aont 1906 au Ter Sept. 1906.
EN-. M. ST.JACQUEs, Sec. Gen.
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Earliest RHYMES.

DR.. Douglas Hyde, the famoas Celtic
scholar, in the course Of a recent adj
dress at the University Of California,
claimed, on the authority of eminent
German and italian scholars, that Gre
land taught Europe the art of rhym-
Ing" He said further: 'The earliest
recorded rhymes in Europe are those.
in Latin, written by Augustine. He
composed them while surrounded by a
Celtic-speaking people in the south OF
Gaul. In the year $50 A. D. we find
the Irish people making perfect and
elaborate rhymes. 1t was not done in
other countries for two centuries later.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-07
Surgical Feat.

New Zealand surgeons have accom-
plished a remarkable feat. Harley Will
liams, Of Wellington, was hurt in an
accident which destroyed his right
hand and burned the sole of his right
foot so that it was impossible for it to
heal without a new skin. The surgeons
strapped the soleless foot closely to
the inside of the left thigh and allowed
it to grow there. After the foot had
grown onto the thigh it was cut away,
the skin of the thigh adhering to the
foot. The patient recovered.
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BROUGHT His Appetite.

The Country club is a thing OF the
past. They broke up housekeeping the
other night with a feast, says the
Carrollton CO., Chronicle. Eighteen
wer present and nine dozen eggs was
only enc item on the bill Of fare. No
scraps were left, as the Country club
eats everything on the bill Of fare;
then, tbs said, "they lick the dishes
and swallow the spoons" Eli Pretty
ate 16 hard-boiled eggs as a starter,
then the boys who were to eat at the
second table raised a "holler" for SELF
protection, and Eli promptly shut on.
He wanted a few more.
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Vocal Chords Work Hard.

It is simple the vocal chords which
vibrate, not the throat. In the lower
notes the whole length and thickness
of the vocal chords are used, the thin
edges being employed for the highest
one Thus in speaking for a minute
or two there Is sufficient vibration en-
gendered in the throat were it's walls
of a sold nature instead Of soft and
flexible to shatter and destroy 1t.
Every minute we speak the vocal
chords vibrate from 100000 to 10000
times. y So
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-07
A Royal Indian.

The duke Of Connaught, King Ed
wards brother, belongs to the Six Ma
only white man to receive such distinc-
ton at their hands and is known
among them as cousin Arthur" One
old Indian living on a reservation in
Ontario is called "Bill Prince" be-
cause when King Edward (then prince
of Wales) visited Canada many years
ago Bill ran alongside the carriage and
shook hands with the future king.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-07
Tailoring Town.

In Amiens, France, a city which Is
known to Americans chiefly for it's
magnificent cathedral, there Is a large
tailoring industry. Thousands OF
pairs of trousers are made by women
who 10 the work in their own homes
and receive four cents a pair. They
furnish their own sewing machines
needles and thread.