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The Vegas fubch will be pur­chased by Senator W. A. Clark* aud an agent of the Senator has gone there to tike charge of the property. The ranch wilt probably be cut up into small farms and peopled by the “Lord's Chosen Mrs. Stewart will * main In the Vegas yalley and intends Greeting herself a fine residence. Com k rai illation?* Mr?; Stewart* ‘ C ./ ' i n N e w S t y l e . , X . , Prom the Pittsburgh C hronicle-i\ k gvai>h. S K<rJ? ySU may l^g s, some ham, a bproitn go fm ec otfwfeoe fialendd some rolls/; said the man to the waiter. His companion said: “You may bring me the same. No, lust eliminate the “ Yes, sir/' In a moment the waiter returned. Excuse me, sir, but what did you say about them eggs?" y “ I merely told you to eliminate them." gggjgjl 8T. PATRICK • A. B. T.—-In attempting to eoawe: “How shall we account for the popnli r l c k f It la perhaps sufficient to ren fact that S t Patrick was a “ gentlema gentleman Includes everything that create and maintain popularity. A gei o f all, gentle, *ind, careful o f the feeltoi he happens to be a “ man In authority us®, h D°wer to oppress and insuit i authority, but treats everyone with tl kindness that belong to them. In the * gentleman Is Invariably frank and slna shines In his eyes and trembles in his si J? his record, and men are drawn to hh ble force o f heart-attraction. Just aa all a lover, so all love the man who la each, from all accounts, was S t Patrick regulated people 0oQf ,Je vaemryo na$r e C*arwbim *e**n.*,* *h»«i Down The bi Beneat Ice on Here 1 sir." And he hurried away to Who d the kitchen. ^ \ In two minutes he came back once more, leaned confidentially and peni­tently over the table and said: & “We had-a bad accident this morning, sir, an' the liminator got busted off, right at the handle. Will you take them fried, same as this gentleman?" pills. ....... £ HEINE-—But think what it would do for the r l; HEINE— That's just the trouble. That’s wh race is producing such bum stock. If the princip Eugenicism were carried out you'd have to prove you was fit in every way to improve the race t she would marry you. V ' HONIJS— That would be an awful thing. HEINE— Why? fV HONUS— How would a fellow feel when he pro to a girl to have to go down on his knees and “Darling, my lungs are good, my liver is fine pulse is seventy-two, my circulation is great, my perature (until I look at you) is ninety in the s and my digestion is perfect. Be m ine!" -And would answer, “ Sweetheart, I can never be youi love you, but I got the pip." Q i POCATELLO, Idaho, Oct. 18.—An ancient Indian grave believed to hold the remains of Chief Nam-puh, the PiuteJr.dian leader, after whom the city Nampa, Idaho, was named, has been found by R. W. Limbert, whose e vploiratfons in the country now known as the Craters of the Muon national monument, contributed greatly to national rec­ognition of that territory. While hunting in the desert close to the Nevada line recently, Mr. Limbert said he found a flat rock upon which there was carved an ar­row. Following the general direc­tion of the arrow, he found other rocks with similar carvings. The end of the line of arrow rocks was a huge mound of stones, with a flat one resting horizontally on top. j The flat rock was engraved crude­ly with the figure of an Indian with abnormally large feet and hands; around the figure was a circle, the death sign of the Piutes. The dead chief is reputed to have had enormously large feet and hands and it is a tradition that one of his feet was six inches wide and eight­een inches long. The attempt of the carver to show the large hands and feet leads Limbert to believe that it is the grave of Chief Nam-ih e original proclai I the crown of Spain tlement of Los Angel* the musty records of ney W. P. Freetnan. The proclamation b< gust 20, 1788. The 1 designated os the R the official order o f by Fillpe de Neve. It for what is now the ] have four streets rum points, and others at was to be 55x110 an settler wos to receive land 550x550. and ut unirrigated land. Che made by casting lots. In this plant of the < there were reservations church purposes. nai Los Angeles government and