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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Siloey 7Ueakey, Exchange shoes change
Wheat shoes more strength and dctialty
Barley and Oats stronger, in sympathy 7trh Wheat
Corn dmd Rye remain unchanged
Hay and FeedstufS as previously quoted
Bedns and Seeds neglected and NOMINAL
Wool market good shape, Otth an fPr00Tng demand
Hides higher and stiff, Leather phen0nenGAy act0e.
Bacon and Lard ad7anced 1-ac. No change in Hams.
Packers get plenty of Hogs at tie decline.
4A descriptions of Poultry higher Game scarce and dear.
Lemons and Lines in light supply and HIGH
Wine Grapes sold up to SIS per ton
Dried Peaches firm and slightly higher
Butter, Cheese and Eggs as BEFORE
Prices for ne7V WGlnS to be announced this next 7geek
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables quiet
Coal market in fine shape for sellers
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-Consols. 104A61O45 Sill
yer, 26 15-16d French Rentes. 100f 65c910Of 72J5c
Wheat, cargoes off coast, more inquiry; cargoes
on passage. less offering; Ne. 1 Standard Calf
forna 2Os English country markets, part Cd
dearer.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 22.-WHEAT-Firm. No
II Standard California SIS Id wheat in Paris
quiet -four in Paris. quiet; French country
markets, steady; weather in England show
cry.
COTTON-Uplands Sasd.
CLOSING.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 22.-WHEAT-Spot No Q
Western winter red. firm, So I'd; No l spring
firm, 6s I'd; No. ! California IS I'd Futures
firm; September. 5s 1OAd; December. 6s I'd:
March. 6s ND
CORN-Spot American mixed. new, firm. IA
6%d; old, 3s sgd Futures. firm September
Is SID; October, 3s 5ssd: November 3s 6Isd
Receipts of wheat during the past three DAYS
$4,000 centals. including $4,000 American; do
corn, 15S, 800 centals.
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(0rIntRtIAL A., * 60 FINANCIAL
AND zillazGzAS NEMl.

The market here very idle to-day pending
the Cabinet decision. President Steyns speech
broke the Africans and other markets were
sympatheticaly affected. Americans opened
dull below PARTIES, but Berlin bought no North
ern Pacific the dividend statement. Others
were neglected until the afternoon. when New
York bought Southern Pacific and Central Pa
ciilc causing rally. the closing being at the
best. In the street Louisville and Nashville
and Southern Railway were weak yellow
fever reports but rallied. T1ntos. 1865. New
York bought Anacondas the dividend. 1t
was 111aG1lh.
In gold f325,0 900 was taken for the Cape and
{ s,o00 in bars and French coin was bought
The prices relapsed farthing to us Cd in the
absence of American demand. 1t is alleged now
that the el00 600 recently taken for the
Continent and not for New York. Money was
unchanged. The bank did fair business in
discounts.
CLOSING.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-Canadian Pacific, 95k :;
Union Pacific preferred, 1871; Northern Pacific
preferred. 76%; Atchison. 21k Grand Trunk
tx; Anaconda, 11h; Money, IL per cent.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

A slight change in River Potatoes VIII be
seen Otherwise the market for all descrip-
tions remains about the same The supply OF
Tomatoes is as large ever.
POTATOES-River Reds, 60d65c; Early Rose.
4oG55c; Burbanks, 4o67oc per ctl; Salinas Bur
banks. sOcas1 10: Sweet Potatoes, 75qS71zc for
Rivers and 81 25d1 80 for Merced.
OIONS-75ds5c per ctl; Pickle Onions, 500
VEGETABL BLEs-Green Peas. 2a214c per lb;
String Beans. &c; Lima Beans 1Hc; Cabbage
5o6e0c: River Tomatoes 15d20c: Alameda To-
matoes, 2oGs5c; Egg Plant, 25a35c; Green okra
3OGf5Oc per box; Dried Okra: 1212c per ID; Gar
25GfS5c per box for Bell: Carrots. 3Ga4ec per
sack; Bay Cucumbers, 25q4Oc; Pickles, 81 75
squash 2OG3Oc: Marrowfat Squash. S6dS per
ton; Green Corn. 5Ocds1 per sack: s191 25 per
crate for Alameda and 759S5c for Berkeley.
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Poultry and Game.

There has been less Eastern Poultry the
market during the past two or three days and
the feeling is firmer in consequence. All de-
scriptions are higher.
Came is still bringing fancy prices under
light receipts.
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys. 16G17c for Cob
blers and 16a17c for Hens; Young Turkeys
1eG21c: Geese. per pair 81 75@2; Goslings. 81 IS
no. D,cks s4d4 50 for old and 81 50G6 for
,eo,,,g. Hens s4G5 80: young Roosters S4d5 so
Gid Roosters. 81 5O65; Fryers. 50 5OG4; Broilers,
a. 25G3 so for large, 81 1898 for small; Pigeons.
81 25d1 so per dozen for old and 81 7'q2 for
Squads.
Sage Hens 81: Mountain Quail, 81; Hare, 81 25
Rabbits 81 so per dozen.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins.

Peaches continue stiff. Apples are weak but
no lower Prunes are dull on the spot, though
there are rumors of large sales in a private
way
Prices for new Walnuts will be announced
next week.
DRIED FRUITS CNew Crop)-Prunes in
sacks, BIC for 4O-50s 41sc for 5O60s, 9ss14c for
so-10,s. SQSAc for 70-s0's 3G31sc for SO-90s and
ZAQ3c for s0-l0Os Apricots, 10Q11c for Royals
l4aa loc for Moorparks and 12@l2lsc for Blen-
for choice and 61aQic for fancy; peeled Peaches
l0411c Evaporated Apples. 6GSlac; Sun-dried
4Q5c per ID; Nectarines. 7IeqSc per lb for
red and SQec for white; Pears, 5Q7c for quar-
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

There is no further change TO report. Butter
remains as previously stated. Eggs and Cheese
are slow with ample supplies.
BUTTER
Creamery-Fancy Creamery, 25c. with some
snecials at 26c seconds, 23d24c.
Dairy-Fancy, 221z@23c; good to choice, 21Q
22c; store, nominal.
Picked roll. 2oG21c; frlin. 1s@2lc; cream
cry tub 21Q22c per H.
CHEESE-Choice mild new, lie; old 10
@1oihc; Young America IGi119c; Eastern
EGGs-Quoted at 21a25c for store and 27a3oc
per dozen for ranch; Eastern, 22kG25c for Sc
iected 21622c for No. ! and 17@20c for seconds
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ters and 71f19c for halves: Black Figs &c.
White Figs, 6G614c: Plums. 5lkG6c for dark and
7Q7Rc for bleached
RAIsINs- -3slc for two-crown, 42c for three
crown 5ac for four crown 56lS1kc for Seedless
Sultanas. 6G10c for bleached Thompson's Seed
less and 81 20 for London Layers; Dried Grapes
2% 63c.
NUTs-walnuts 5Qsc for hardshell, 1Oa12c
for softshell; Chile Valnuts -1912c; Almonds
1OlsG1l1kc for paper shell. s69c for soft and
4G5c for hard shell; Peanuts. 5AQ6%c for
Eastern; Brazil Nuts, S12G9c; Filberts. 1l0
1112c; Pecans, 7kQSc; Cocoanuts, "a 50d5.
HONEY-Comb. 1116c for bright and lOlkc for
light amber; water white extracted 7AQ711c:
light amber extracted, 6k97c; dark. SIC per
lb.
BEEsWAX-24 926c per 1b.
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Hay and FeedstufS.

There is nothing new in any description, trade
being quiet all around
BRAN-s15 50G17 per ton.
MDDLINGS-s17 5Od19 80 per ton.
. FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. S17 50d1s per
ton; Oflcake Meal at the mill s27a2s; jobbing
s2S 5OG29; Cocoanut Cake, s20a21; Cornmeal
s23 50d24 so; Cracked Corn, s24q25; Mixed Feed
s16616 so: Cottonseed Meal, SIS per ton
HAY-Wheat. Sc SOFAS so for common to good
and s969 25 for choice Wheat and Oat seq
S So Oat, scar so; Barley. s5q7; Island Barley
s565 80; Alfalfa. IS 50d7 per ton; Compressed,
Sc 5QGe.
STRAW-sO635c per bale
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PY0OlStons.

Bacon and Lard have advanced 19c and are
active and firm at the advance. Hams are
unchanged.
CURED MEATS-Bacon &c per lb for heavy
91z610c for light medium, 111ac for light I3c for
extra light and 1910 for sugar-cured; Eastern
Mess Beef. s11 per bbl; extra Mess, s12 50 Fam
lily. s14; extra Prime Pork, s12 so; extra clear
SIG so: mess $15615 80; Smoked Beef 12c per r.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 666Ac per lb rl-
compound and TIC for pure; half barrels pure
Sc; 10-lb tins, sac; 5-lb tins, &c.
COTTOLENE-Tierces. 6B@71sc per lb
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Eastern livestock Market.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Sept. 22.-CATTLE-There was a
light supply of cattle to-day but the demand
was poor and prices were higher. Good to
choice cattle sold at IS 6Oa6 80; commoner
grades at 81 SOd5 55 stockers and feeders
brought 1904 95; bulls, cows and heifers 81 5G0
5 IS: Texas steers. SO 25@4 25; Rangers 50 ESQ
TO- calves. s4 soar so.
HOGS-Hogs were in active demand. All
classes of buyers were in the market and prices
advanced 591ec. Heavy hogs sold at 81 1894 rs;
mixed lots at "a 35@4 70; light at 81 35d4 SO:
pigs brought 50 SOG4 10; culls, s2G4 10.
sHEEP-Shecp and lambs were practically
unchanged. Sheep sold at 81 25G74 40 for poor
to best: lambs brought 50 SOFAS so: Westerns
81 90d5 30.
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San Francisco Meat MARKET.

The packers report plenty of Hogs at the
noted decline. Other descriptions stand the
same.
Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers:
BEEF-7Q8c per lb for Steers and 63A97c for
Cows
VEAL-7a9c per lb
MUTTON-wethers. 71kGSc; Ewes. 7c per Ib.
LAMB-Spring. SGS1hc per ID.
PORK-Live Hogs. 512655sc for small sac for
medium and 51Ac for large; stock Hogs and
Feeders, 515c; dressed Hogs 79Shc
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND. Sept. 22.-The 1S99-1sOo season ia
slowly getting under way and wheat Is again
beginning to roll in at rate which is inter
esting for dealers who have been waiting
longer than usual for start Receipts to-day
We're 15o cars. making over 600 cars within the
past week. Walla Walla, 5SG59c; Valley 6O61
61c; Bluestem, 61@62c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA Sept. 22.-Export wheat is quoted
at 5Sc for Club and Sc better for Bluestem
Millers are paying 1a2c more, but only buying
for present needs Receipts are light and this
seasons crop is grading low
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Byadstreet'S ON Trade.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Bradstreets to-mor-
row will say:
Satisfactory trade and price conditions ap-
parently still reign. So few. in fact, are the
reports of poor trade that favorable reports
may be said to be almost unanimous An ex-
panded volume of fall trade is indicated by the
aggregate OF bank clearings for the week
though reports from some markets point to the
greatest rush being made Prices, rule
maintain all their former strength, decreases
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Beans and Seeds.

Dullness still characterizes the markets un-
der this head and prices show no changes.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 6591 rs; Small White.
50 IO92 IS; Large White, 81 COOL 75 Pinks,
81 15a2 %; Reds. 81; Blackeye. sSq3 %; But
ters nominal: Limas. 81 05q4 15 Pea. 81 1oQ
Is: Red Kidneys. 50 so per ctl
tard. S%N4c; Flax 81 9Od2 10; Canary Seed.
az 6I3c per ID for California and 3@c for East
ern; Alfalfa nominal; Rape. &c; Hemp. 4@
DRIED PEAsWNiies. 81 25a1 so; Green. 81 65
62 per ctl.
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California Dried Fruits.

California dried fruits steady
EVAPORATED APPLES - Common, nc:
prime wire tray, 71kGsc choice, SA@9c; fancy,
9GD911c
PRUNES-3l lGS1ac.
APRICOTS-RoyaI, 12G13hc; Moorpark 149
PEACHES -Unpeeled 7%@ec cnew)
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Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week end
ing September 21, with the percentage of in
crease and decrease compared with the cor
responding week last year:
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Charters.

The Drumblair loads coal at Tacoma for
Manila; Pactolus, coal at Departure Bay for
Honolulu, S3 and sugar thence TO Delaware
Breakwater for orders. S6-25c less direct.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
72G@72ac; c. No Corn Cos s4%as4Ic: @ No & Oats, @
2SG23Ac; No. 2 White, 25a25Ac; No. White.
24@25c No. Barley, 40G46c; No. l Flaxseed,
81 13: Prime Timothy Seed 81 35; Mess Pork,
per barrel 81 4OGS 10; Lard. per 100 pounds.
IS 20d5 35; Short Rib Sides Qoose), IS 05q5 40;
Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxed), 6661sc; Short
Clear Sides (boxed). s. 55d5 65; Whisky dis
tilers' finished goods, per gallon, 81 %.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22-Wheat opened firm at a.
shade over yesterdays closing price for De-
cember, and though there were periods of re-
action the general tendency Of the market was
upward to the close. At the start business
was rather slow, but with buyers in the ma
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London Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-The Commercial Ad-
vertisers London financial caolegram says
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PortldndS S Business.

PORTLAND, Or. Sept. 22.-Clearings, s27S.
217; balances, s56379.
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on the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market firm; creamery, 16622I2c; dairy,
13dlSc. Cheese, steady; 10&Q1Ac. Eggs,
fresh. Ice.
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Weather Report.
n20th Meridian-Pacifc Time)

i2gth Merlu1aN-FaClLc AiIIle.'
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22-5 p. m.
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations in California to-day:
eureka -........ IS san Diego-........... %
Eresno ............... 9S Sacramento ......--. "
Los Angeles ........-. - Independence .-..... ~
Red RIuff............ 9S Yuma ..........-.....lOi
san Luis Obispo..-. s.
san Francisco data Maximum temperature,
GS: minimum, 4S, mean. 81.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
Generally fair weather prevails over the Pa
cifc slope and the only rain reported is from
Puget Sound -
ture have been slight in all districts. There Is
a slight fall in the barometer along the north
aru coast but il is accompanied by westerly
winds and clear weather.
The weather is becoming threatening over the
Rocky Mountain region and showers are prob
able in Northern Utah tonight and early sat
TIrdav morning: elsewhere the Pacific slope
the conditions are favorable for fair weather
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. September q. 1899;
Northern CalifCrnia-Fair saturday, except
cloudy along the coast, with fog in the morn
ing: fresh west wind.
Southern Calfornia-Fair Saturday; fresh
west wind.
Nevada-F2ir SATURDAY..
Utah-Cloudy Saturday, probably with show
tonight and Saturday morning.
Arizona-Fair tonight and saturday
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday.
except cloudy and foggy in the morning: fresh
west wind. c.. II. WILSON,
Local Forecast Official
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III
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka -......... IS san Diego............ g
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Hides, TaHo1V, Wool and Hot.

CoTToLENE-Tierces 6N@71c per Ib.
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san Francisco data Maximum temper
GS minimum. Is; mean. 5H.
WI, ATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
s
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oulifOwers, each 5UIUI Parsnips, dOz ..,.I5G-
aIery bunch Sd Radishes, dz bchsl0d12
ucumbers, pr dz10@-i Sage. doz bnchs .25d35
ross doz bnchs. 20G35 String Beans. lb. 40
eg Plant. per ID 90 5 summer Squash,
reen Corn, per per lb ........... 44
dozen .......... .1Oq25 Thyme. lb ....... .206130
reen Okra, pr Id 4G 6 6Turnips doz .....10G15
reen Peas b. 4Q 5lTomatoes. ID ..... 40
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ITS THE BOOK OF TO-DAY
Rev. j. L. Albritton Lectures to q
Large Audience.
THE BIBLE is UP TO DATE
His Address Was a Master Effort-An
Eloquent Appeal Every Man Should
Have Clear Conception OF
Its Teachings.

Last evening Rev. J. l.. Albritton lee.
tured on THE Book Of To-day" before
large audience in the Auditorium
His address was master effort, going
to show that the Bible is an up-to- date
work in every respect. He urged his
hearers to read it thoroughly in order
that they might obtain clearer con-
ception of its teachings. In part he
said:
| Sir Walter Scott lay upon his bed dy-
| Ing. lie asked his attendant Lockhart
to read to him. The room was full. The
walls were lined with choice books. Nat
urally the question was asked, what
/ shall | read? What book shall I take
| down? There is but one book" said
the dying man-and the bible was read
to the illustrious author and poet. An
African prince was presented to Queen
| Victoria and he inquired of her the
secret of England's greatness. Present
ing him with a copy of the Bible she
said This is the secret of the great
ness of England Sir Walter Scott
was right There is but one book, and
in comparison with this book all other
books sink into insigniticance. The
queen of England was rght-the Bible
is the secret of Englands greatness. An
open Bible is the secret of the great
ness of this country The Bible is the
book for the people; its stories charm
the children; it's vigOr and strength hold
the young; its promises cheer the old;
1t guides the statesman. it eXalts the
nation it purifies the government. 1t
is the book absolutely up to date.
l purpose showing in this address that
in all the characters Of the present age
the Bible is the book and the only book
that stands UP to date The age is
robust; everywhere man is studying
force-force in machinery, force in COR
porations force in monopolies, force in
unions. This is true physically, men
tally socially. In all departments of
work to-day weakness is considered al
most crime. We live in an age of
heartiness. What men do to-day they
do with their might They have to do
it. No thriftlessness or haphazardness
is allowed in this bustling. rustling
age.
The Bible teaches heartiness. Solomon
says: What the hands findeth to do,
do it with thy might Paul: What
ever We do, do it heartily" Jesus:
Thou shalt love the Lord thy God, with
with all thy strength" We live in an
age of stick to-it-ness. Men who
succeed stick to the one thing they do.
James Watt stuck to the one idea till
he gave the world the steam engine;
Morse till he gave the electric telegraph.
During the time of the term of Office
of one of the best men who has ever
occupied the presidential chair, ycu~g
man just elected to congress visited the
white house often. He and the presi-
dent were very intimate. During the
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/ There is no fear of ever exhausting It..
| We never fear when we read of Jesus
that He will come to an end of His
strength. We feel on the other hand,
that He could always have done more
| When He raised Lazarus from the dead
| he could have raised all who slept in
their graves. When He assembled to
| heaven He could have carried the
| world with him. Science may charm
| us and its study will add to the wisdom
of the world, but science will come at
last to its end and while we look
through the greatest telescope that
science has ever suggested and mass
the stars and the milky way and science
can go no farther, the Bible will
lift us up and bear us even to the
throne of God.
A brilliant speaker not long since in
lecturing on Shakespeare said: Read
Shakespeare. first for the story, then
for the poetry, then for it's philosophy;
then read it and still you will find new
beauties in it." So would say: Read
the Bible, read it and you will learn of
yourself. Read it again and you will
learn of the Creator; read it again and
you will learn the plan of salvation:
read it again and again, and each time
you read it it will sparkle with greater
beauty it will become more and more
interesting.
this was illustrated by Bishop Hart
zell of Africa, and graphically by our
war with Spain. and the thought of the
Bible is that of self sacrifice. This is
an age of reformation, and the Bible
teaches the great reformation of life
and heart. 1t is an age of the reign of
the common people. This was illus
trated by the Venezuelan question
which was settled by the common peo-
pie declaring that America and En-
gland would not war with each other
The Bible is the book for the people
In conclusion, we live in an age of Wis
ions, such visions as We're never seen
before. The Bible is the book Of Wis
ions. The great vision of Isiah where
he beheld the wonderful, the counsellor
the mighty God, the everlasting Father
and the Prince of Peace. were dwelt
upon as picturing differing signs of the
upon as picturing differing stages Of the
kingdom of Christ, reaching to the time
when the Prince of Peace shall come
and nations shall learn war no more.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Two Attachment Suits Against
the Combination.
THE NIPPER LODE CLAIM
Action Brought to Establish the Title
to a Part Interest-The Anaconda
and Washoe Companies Are
Defendants

Two attachment suits We're yesterday
brought in the district court against
the Combination Mining & Milling COM
pany. The plaintiff in one suit is c.
r. Rhodes. who sues for S9o3.S5, which
. he claims is due him for salary as as
sistant secretary, for money advanc-
ed to pay office expenses in Butte and
for money deducted from his salary for
board. C. H. Coy is plaintiff in another
action. He sues for S445S5. claimed to
be due from the company to f. H. Coy
for services and for boarding certain
of the defendants employees.
Edward Hickey. Michael Hickey and
John NJ. Stewar: yesterday commence
ed an action in the district court against
the Anaconda Copper Mining company
and the Washoe Copper company for
the purpose of establishing their owner
ship to an undivided e-thirty-
sixths interest in the Nipper lode claim
and to restrain the defendants from
mining in the ground pending the de-
termination of the controversy. The &C
ton was brought in Judge Clancys de-
partment of the district court and the
attorneys for the plaintiffs are McHat-
ton e COttcr. ClaEberg & COrbett and
Charles r. Leonard. The names of
Cullen, Day & Cullen and Robert B.
Smith had also been Endorsed on the
complaint originally, but were subse-
duently crossed out. all the names of
those eminent attorneys having no
Doubt been signed to the complaint
through a force of habit, as they have
all been signed so very frequently as
attorneys for the Heinze people in Their
fight with the Boston & Montana and
Butte e. Boston companies. In the COM
plant filed yesterday it is alleged that
the plaintiffs are the owners of the 81 &c
interest in the Nipper lode claim re-
ferred to, and that the claim had been
located by the predecessors in interest
of the plaintiffs in accordance with
law: that the plaintiffs are entitled
to the interest. stated in all the lodes
veins and Lodges having their tops or
apexes in the Nipper ground. 1t is
alleged that certain vein has it's apex
within the boundaries of the Nipper
and that in its downward course it so
far departs from the perpendicular as
ITO enter certain other claims lying to
the south and owned by the defend
ants. The defendants have asserted
and claim an interest in the Nipper
lode adverse to the plaintiffs, and par
ticularly TO the vein after it has de-
parted from beneath the surface bound