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Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
Now for lhe Uarn,ynl.

The Grand Lodge of the I. o. OF. ana k. of P. will meet together in 1'ooe about the first week in May. anu as this will be the first time in the history of Globe that the honor of en. tertaining such welcome guests has been accorded us, let us, as the third city or Arizona, put our shoulders tD the wheel ana establish a reputation as the boss town for holding con- Venuons. Let's all pull together to make this the greatest success this part of Arizona has ever seen. Let me latch string of hospitality, congen- ai'ty and enjoy ment hang on the out. ide' Let's deliver the keys of our city to our guests and leave nothing un done that will add to their pleasure. Let us have drilling contests, ste. r ying, horse races, tugs of war, foot races, etc, etc. Let arches be erected. Let the city appear in carnival colors Let American flags galore be unfurled to the breeze. Let the business men | '"d lodges furn'sh a grand parade Tn oh committee of the local I. o. 0 F. and K. of P. have appointed tie Following committees. The names are an assurance of the success of the carnival:
 Transportation Bailey and Jones.
 Entertainment. = Adolph Jacobs, Lawrence Tulloch, Tay for Frusb, Jno. Starr, Tom Pascoe, Tom Armstrong. Wm. Bailey, Joe Broyles.
 Accommodations n.-Clas. Stark, H. Jewell, R. c. Goodwin, William $. Sultan.
 Executive. A. P. Merritt, chair man; Wm. II. Winters. Taylor FIush, Il. (. Hitchcock, Chas. Slack, Vim. Whaliey, secretary.
 Subcommittee, Financial and So- liciting.-A. F. Merritt, Chas. N.sbit,. Frank Julipp, Wm. Winter, Tho,. Armstrong.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
payso!,n News.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
 N. B. Chils0n, the live stockman, of the East Fork, came in during the past week supplies.
 Ben Pyeatt is back from Phoenix.
 Washington Gibson was over from Erie camp on the 18th to attend to some banking business.
 q. O. Scott was up from Tohnto one day during the week.
 Dave Fuller left on the 18th t. spend the balance of the winter about Mesa.
 The Hooker teams arrived from Globe on the 18th loaded with mer- clandse. They will load back with ore from the Cra ,ker Jack.
 Harry Brown left for the city Of Phoenix on the 10th.
 John Robbins is up from Tempe looking after his cattle.
 Dr. Leonard is having new build ing erected on his ranch below Palsun.
 Notices are out for masquerade ball on the 22nd of next mrnth.
 There was a small blaze at the school house last Friday, caused by d defective iiue. Through the quick acton of MT. Robertson and his pupi s it waS spnn extlugui>hed. The loss WAS something less than $50.
 Harvey Colcord was over from Spring creek Saturday.
 Judge Patterson, of Pine, spent Sunday in i'atson.
 Jamcs Callaehan has about com pletrd his new building. Jun is we'll fixed in the way uf houses and lots II, payson. and should have some go' d wnu,an tp share his well deserved pro,i"'ri y
 Wimn,n CraIg came in from the Mag ,tLal mining district on the 18th. having C ,lnp,rred .the location work o, ll,r..e lpcdllpns made by hun in De counter. He sIate> that he has good ure anl plenty of IL on all the cldlIhs.
 James i,. llapkln~, oi strawberry, Io,t lns residence by fire 0u the 18th. Very little oJ bic colitents were saved.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
Pise spIin,ers.
Fro u Our Renuia, eoissrp6uGert.


 Fro Our Resuial toifsrponcsilt' Go
 i'Une $ eia,ssi4s nscs .s weather StrdN0.try Naliey Ais ltie scene ol tie iiuiis,tat. tilr leJn inst James n. h., k,.s irnsc burned to the .rurild. Mrs. Hopkins Was at home n ene Nlk-n'srnc hre bIo%e out. ID s ar,td troni ' riatrA. catching m the r,r,f ~he haj tn go tp the school u,,, ror nid. and by the time they esa a:k the gre lad spread 50 they .crr li,t a"nc io save very much. sr..e, kaft ,ie, p,l,t ilice and the most .oi,t ,s Darncd. They saved $50 in sLi,np>,
 ur, F. c. Failrr left for Mesa the l3ti, ,o {. .slr her dnlgnter. She eX- pct, tn q, irD" Jnerc to Montana on a,r>it.
 Mir. All. r,mt,, "f Strawberry, left f,r ,iun crecA fi,t "rcS.
 The p,"p,e alc ousy repairing fences and plu~ins.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
Notice of Sale of Reat Estate al
 Private Sale. %

Under authority of an order of sale granted by the honorable probate court, of the county of Gila and territory of Arizona, dated Jan uary [, A. D. l90O rr
 In the matter of the estate of Andrew Nlliier' deceased.
 win sell at private sale for cash the follow ing described real estate, situate in the town ot Globe. Gna county, territory Of Arizona, the same being the property of said estate and being Twenty-Five feet fronting on Broad street, and running eaStedy with Mesquite street, one hundred and thirty five feet and be- in, a coraer lot or of the following described property: '''t
 Beginning at the southwest corner of Broad and Mesquite streets. running thence aloRg Broad street iorty-nne and nine-tenths feet lo the northwest corner of said lot; thence runnlng east one hundred and thirty-live iee' along the dividing line of Mrs. M J, Moore 8 lots and property to the northeast corner ano alley; thence running south along the line or the alley forty-nine and Gyc-tenths feet; thence running west along the line of Mes unite street to the place of beginning. Said sale will take place on or after January 2, A. D. lgoD. at my office in Globe, Gha county. terri '''' DENIS MURPHY. Administration estate Andrew Miller, deceased.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
Sheriff's Sale.
LNN 6I1l


 W. A. WATTS and H. ". BEREYMAN, co-part- ners. doing business under the firm name and title of The w A. Watts Company plaintiff, vs. EDWARD H. FoHDERE, defendant. Order directing sale of real estate levied upon to satisfy judgment.
 Under and by virtue Of an order of sale is- sued out of the district court of the second judicial district of Arizona, in and for the county of Gila, on the sth dsy of December, 1899, and to me as such sherif duly directed and delivered on a judgment rendered iu said district conrt in the above entitled action on the 9th day of December, 1899. for the sum of three hundred and twenty-two and I7-lO0 dol lars (sS92 l7), and wenty nine and 20-lO0dollars (2Q 2O), costs and disbursements and all accru- inr costs upon the property. which have duly sezed andlevied in the manner an6 form re- qnlred by law, and described as follows. to-wit: All of the undivided one-sixthinterest Of the sid defendant Edward II. Fondern, in and to the Yello Dog mine, recorded and more par ticuIarly described Gt page ll3 in hook 6, Rec ords of Mines of Gila county. The above de- scribed property is situated fin Giia county, Ari- zona territory.
 Public notice is hereby given that will at the court house door of the satd county of Glla, at the hour of T o'clock 8. n, saturday, the grd day of February, 1900 sell at public auc- ton to the highest and best bidder for cash In lnwfulmoney oftbe U0ited States aAtncright' .itIe and interest of che above named defendant in. of and to the above described property, or so much thereof as may he necessary to satisfy such judgment interest and costs oi SuiI' ahc all accruing costs,
 ". T. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff. By D. $. HRRoE, Deputy shefiH.
 Dated January S, is)3
 First publication January IT. ia1
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Hyman Sultan. ii, heirs and assigns, or to whom it may concern
 Tais is to n"if' you that I as coowner in the Ureat Eastern mlniug claim situated in tue territ lry of Ariz ma, county of Gila, and more particularly Gesc1bed In book G. page l7 oi the Glla County Mining Records have done and performed the annual work on said claim for the year 1893. ....
 This therefore, is to notify you that If you do not pay your lull proportion uf the costs ul Iid work, together with the costs of this aG. vrrtiSement. witIln ninety days after the ex pration ol this notice, your interest in said mining claim as cO-Owner will utterly cease and by operation of law become the property of the undersigned.
 T. E. RINEHART. Globe, Arizona, Jan. 9, is00 9Ud
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
s.h,b E,t.rtian nent.

O, Tr,da, aiteri5oon of this week ,e wiil give m Ufrm,l opening pl q. nsW school house. Between aiin o'clock the rooms will pe open TOT tsitors. Between and jthe scii"'iS' rd by their respective teachers, VIII i've a drill on the grounds. Bet"er" sud o'clock there will he Il pr sra,nme rendered, iu each r""n lmong the best speakers in Gl"be Nil ,,,,,t with ttese exercises. You are .yrdially invited tu be present.
 Y. F. BALL.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Mrs. Bessie GiH and the heirs of Bernard Mccoy. deceased or to whom 1t may concern Thie is to notify you that we. as co-"Wners in the Leone Julia NJ, Hom-r, Mccoy an Dun ayan mining claims, situatedin the territory oi Arizona. County of Gis, and more particularly described on pages 46 i7 and 4s. book No. of Gllq County Mining Records, have done ana performed the annual work on said claims fo' the year 1899.
 This. therefore. Is to notify you that II yoD do not pay your full proportion of the costs of said work together with the costs of this advertisement. within ninety days after the expiration of this notice, your interests in said mining claims as co-OwnerS will utterly cease. and by operation of law will become the prop, erty of the undersigned
 LIZZIE HOUSE
 J. S MATTHEWS. clobo Arizona Ian. H. i9oO. god
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

On Tuesday evening number Of friends gathered at the residence of Mrs. N0rguay to celebrate the 5l,t birthd ,y Of T. B. Webster. The occa- sion WAS thoroughly enjoyed by those present., and Mir. Webster was the re- ,ipient of hearty congratulations.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

DR. HARRISON our specialist for dlseas s of men only. He treats anu C irrs n, IvouS d hi,lty, lart,al or com, pete l"ss of vital force, unatural dra l S premature weakness. contracted al = ments aud bio d diseases.
 We positively guarantee to cure piles, hydrocile and yerlcOse veius-- In ube week.
 The American Expert Specialists are at the Kinney, House.
 Consult them, Free!
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Mrs. w. T. McNelly returned home last Friday from Los Angeles, after a pleasant visit with her son, Benny, who is attending the Los Angeles military academy.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
The Blshoo tro. ell J,,.f- %. nlna1 ].

The Biahcc t,ra et J.g~ 70. Iinq' : lae ctpfinh of .'. D"'S t','A"f. 'e ,rr, thc iaui,. e.e knoN F'N. C" ,r.d h, one 70! tn> own ,pte. tir'N" |" I. .,aa n .ai., Iop,n, .",ndw." |" kr"'' rarty wrp ~a, r' hiN'-r ln'pe'''" f .lr after l,ir krlne. we leath Do ' [ !, p,in.ipu, t, th triE"d' df''idfd I, srlIle tu,5r ii .i'oltlr' s'r' T ibi's !" m .tl'ds a"d iephir.o o 'o' tpe ,las dump, yi i,i'n' in i'ard' t'' 'idNe ! r.ii. Fm', S-ap"u, u''i"riui'a'tN .r him. s,a.rn, l.. i,avr be.n uiti 'i orIrr. and ',npA ' eoi in" '''"' "''''''' proved .a,1. fn. N'> b'in'eu w''''. uit unurcr,,ac! f'rn,inrS' q :" ,uowo ,s ru n n1n anding Jhdi- r.n uyea is,ii''n.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
,yr,ph,sui g;.undcr.

W,n oifrn on,~- toirli'le hnru, sra,d. cut CT brnlsc. Buck ems Arnica s,,v. th,. best in the wofld, will hill tl,. rn,,n and promptly heal It. Cures ,Ja s,res. fever sores, ulcers, boils, fel- ans. corns, all skin erupfions, Best ,.,i,. ,.u,e ,n earth. Only 25cts box. t.u,, .n.r.n,..d. S"Id ny Hitchcock, dfrpgisf
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Wm. Rolling is at Indian hot springs this week, seeking relief from rheu- matiSm.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

V.R.N. GreaveS and son Vernon. from Santa Monica, Cal. arrived on lest tnight's train MT. GreaveS, Sr.. Is an old newspaper man, formerly lo' csted in Colorado and New Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Aswe do not wish to carry single hat over, will sacrifice them at cost. Now is the time to get handsome hat for little money.
 LADIES' BAZAAR.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

]. B. Shea, representing the we'll known firm of Laine X Connolly, cigar manufacturers, was in town yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

The Tie Sang, Gnu Quong company restaurant has changed managerS. Our old friend Gnu Lung has retired, and hereafter the restaurant VIII be conducted by Dea Gin Foo, who will sndeavor to please the patrons of thls popular reSUrt.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

District Attorney George J. Stone man returned on Tuesday from Phoenix.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Ton can find almost any domestic or imported bottle goods at Cafe Royal.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Handsome hina silk handkerchief. fancy dishes and big stock of mems. ladies' and children's shoes at Sam KeeS.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Homemade candies are the best tafiies, creams and mixed candies at the Randy Kitchen.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

If you want to buy or sell real estate see Edward Week. Office in brick building, north of court house.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

,ln (. ;lt D;llH A. ChilSon. prominent cattlemen residing near Payson, were visitors here on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Cyrus Noble whisky is sold from one half pints to one gallonlat Cafe Royal.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Beautiful crocheted bedroom slip. pers and facinatOrs at the Ladies Bazaar. t.s.-..lu 'i
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Far tiu,. t-n..vn lioiland gin (douhle -,,n,.-d v,"..'-, 'h.re Y no'hing be'ter rt.n ,,., |" keep the kidneys in order. At CaIe hOyal.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

The only place to get stylish hat is at the Ladies' B iZaar.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Ear anything iI tho hue of wInes and liquors call at G. $. Van Wag enen's. .as.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

O. E. Taylor is the sole agent il Globe for Cyrus NohIe whisky.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

For dainty handkerchiefs, go to the Ladies' Bazaar.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

If you want good beer try the Sar Antonio, the hest beer brewed
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Blue Grass whisky, R years old, at G. s. Van Wsgenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Something new. Handsome iron bedsteads, springs of all kinds and a general assortment of furniture at c. w. TillmanS. ''
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
Arizona Silver Belt.
LOCAL NEWS.

Crown, 5 c. clsar, uiobe Drug Store
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Dr. Preston, resident dentist-.in the new Hitchcock .huildiug. .....
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25
uo to the Racquet Store for Bargains

ShOemaker'S repair Outht IlrOn
 stand and three iron lasts. l.00 Large line of Xmas goods.
 Come and examine and be convinced of the low prices. a.....
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Give your orders for dress hat to m experienced milliner.
 LADIES BAZAAR.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Skelly's photographic studio just opened west of Methodist church.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Prank Tregn, ef Gihc4G". wli' '> e'- gagged i developing gr u'i c'pi e' claims in Clir Gun ,srr K d'S'riri' '' i" t,wn. Mr. Tie.l3. Al'iie Nerh H''c'e' tive. having rlniamgJie Ns' tF lP'P,' cation. neeerthri <. ic> d'ir ce'lN'"- trahle SOrS aud has me es'>iF' ' and if tie dear is ct'iS mn nrd. ~ tlere i, csrrS .ra-'.p ''' !. ,''N' 'tg''' be. the entrrgri@" EFii 1pt'" m''~h '' GIub,, as dli lir' '.is,'r'>, ,'l l''' " .''' Iguy will gs Iria,aiIrd ur""sh 'h'> = int
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

The BELT is requested tn state that tIe Ladies Aid Society will give a supper on the evening of February z2. from 5:30 to l2 o'clpck. Pre- 'ara't'nS are being perfected to feast all who ai- tend the ball on that evening aud all other, who may desire refresiimeniS of a substantial nature.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Tine BELT has revived minv h'a' and attractive ilpndir, Tor 'VN'' 'ee none that can surpaS> tl'at sent "ut ny Nlcklin's Southwest Prih'rr>' Nupp'N hou,e, L as Angeles. T. 's nni lu" i'' thai AIr. Nickl,n has addfd male a'il tI its attractiveues> b, dA'ng s"l''e "'' fife lettering on it. l-aNnig t'e nf,pen to hIw fir tliem~ lNe>.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

G. S. Van Wageurn, agent for Ton Howe o. r. s. whisky.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

If you want to build anything SC Edward Hulteen. .n.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Hot and cold baths at Towle's bar her shop.
 Photographs in platino. SSelly studio. Paints and oils at Globe Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-25

Globe. Arizona, Jan. 9, isO0 gUd
Arizona republican., 1900-09-07
WHAT THE POWERS SAY
Answers to Russia's Proposal Are
 Coming In.

Washington, Sept. 6.-The latest eX- pression as to the attitude of the DOW CTS on the evacuation of Pekin comes from the United States embassador at Paris, General Porter, who has advised the authorities here that the attitude of the French government is favorable to the position taken by Russia Al most simultaneously with this dis patch from General Porter came an other from the American charge d'af- fairs al Berlin, giving the attitude of Germany on Russia's proposal. This in substance states that Germany, while anxious to avoid any friction between the powers, regards the conditions at Pekin such as to require the continued presence of German forces there. Neither General Porter nor MT. Jack son gives the text of the answers. but only the substance of the positions taken by the two governments.
 These two highly important com municatiOns bring Chinese negotiations to very advanced state, though they are not yet concluded. as all the ans wers are not yet in. The German and French answers, however. clearly indi- cate the alignment of the powers. It is generally accepted that Germanys at titude in favor of remaining at Pekin will be cOncurred in by Italy and Aus tria, as these two countries act with Germany on political questions of a general nature
Arizona republican., 1900-09-07

islands the exports of the seven months Inf 1899 were 10.SS1 tons. and in the cor responding months of l9Oo' 2l'ool tohs' thus more than doubling in single year. To the Philippine islands the eN- ports in the seven months of 1898 were 4.S1O tons and in the seven months of 1900. fl, ,06S tons or eight times as much in 1900 as in 1898.
 The experiments with American coal which the Europeans have made with in the last two or three years seem to have proved successful. as the exports to Europe which in the seven months of 1898 amounted to only 4.5O7 tons. were in the corresponding months of 1900. 27S.572 tons. Of this 1S7 tons went to the United Kingdom. 4.02S tons to Germany. 77.4O7 tons to France, and 196,950 tons to other European coun- tries.
 The following table shows the exports of coal. quantities and values. in the seven months ending with July in each year from 1889 to 1900:
Arizona republican., 1900-09-07

Londcn, Sept. 7.-(3:3O a. m.)-Ger- many's polite refusal to withdraw from Pekin is commented upon with keen satisfaction in London and the hope is expressed that Lord Salisbury will show a similar firmness. The British reply has not yet been formulated. Lord Salisbury desires to consult with his colleagues and has notified the foreign office of his intention to re- turn to London from the continent early next week. There is little doubt, however, that Germanys reply is the outcome of a discussion carried on during the last few days between European cabinets and that the com promise policy of maintaining occupa- tion of the capital but withdrawing the greater part of the troops to Tien Tsin will be found to have met with gen-ral concurrence.
 From Shanghai it is rumOred that Japan has given notice of her willing ness to withdraw her troops, provided an adequate guard is left for the lega- tions and on condition that China form ally requests the evacuation and opens genuine negotiations for peace. Alto gether appearances are more hopeful. It is likely that when Field Marshal von Waldersee arrives a fortnight hence at Taku he will find the allies agreed upon some common policy.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-07
NAMED FOR LIFE
Serious Comment On the Incompetency
 of British Surgeons.

London, Sept. 6.-Public sentiment has been stirred up considerably this week by the publication in the lead ing newspapers of Switzerland of the report of the Swiss ambulance corps in the hospital at Johannesburg, and which contains strong allegations of the unnecessary use of the knife by the hospital surgeons. The report says in part:
 We have prevented many an ampu- tation here. for the physicians, most of whom are English. seem to think that amputation is a cure-all. What the unfriendly bullets of the Boers were pOwerless to do, the knives and saws of the friendly surgeons have most ef- fectually done. In our judgment, they are very behindhand in their surgery. Ships full of One-armed and onc-leggcd men. cripples for life, are being sent home to Europe. It is. pitiable state of things"
Arizona republican., 1900-09-07
SEMI-CFNTENNIAL
San Francisco's Preparations For the
 Big Celebration.

San Francisco. Sept. 6.-After months of preparation San Francisco has com pleted arrangements for the big semi centennial celebration of CalifOrnia's admission to statehood. The cele- bration will be inaugurated day after tomorrow with the launching of the monitor Wyoming, which event will be followed by q naval parade and ma rine fireworks display that will be the greatest night demonstration ever seen on the Pacific coast. Many thou sands of dollars have been spent in procuring suitable attractions to regale the eyes and ears during the week. which has by common consent been dubbed celebration week The pro gramme includes rowing and yacht ing races. a great street parade. pyro- technic displays, a banquet and ball The indications are that the crowd of visitors will be one of the largest ever entertained in San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-07
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

New York, Sept. 6.-Adolph Hirsh of the firm of Heller, Hirsh & Co.,, 62 William street. has written letter to Arthur von Brissen, president of the German American Mckinley and Roosevelt league, in which he an nounces his intention this year of sup porting Mckinley. In his letter he says:
 Although a lifelong democrat I can not refrain from placing myself on record against the party which has elected, since about five years, to es- pouse the cause of free silver coinage and other equally dangerous pop ulistic fallacies. Whae I am surprised at is to find intelli- gent business men of demo- cratic suasion express a doubt as to the necessity of again voting for McKin- ley on account of the fmprobability of MT. Bryan permitting any legislation. after his election, which might prove hurtful to the country.
 ''I shall continue to vote against pop ulism and repudiation and for Presi-. dent Mckinley, and will not throw my vote away by voting for a gold demo- crat"
Arizona republican., 1900-09-07

incurred a penalty of 5000 for viola ton of one f the fundamental rules of interna tionaI quarantine laws, but which Captain Ralph pleaded was an "inadvertence," cleared today for Nor folk to load cargo. The treasury de- partment leniently reduced the 5000 fine to the minimum penalty of S15 on the ground that no evidence was of fered of intention to violate the law.
 The quarantine laws require that the bill of health of q ship coming here from a foreign port must be made out at port of departure by the American consul, or by medical officer desig- mated for the purpose. When Captain Ralph sailed from Port Elizabeth. South Africa, he failed tO attend to this important matter. or left it to the agent of the line, who neglected it.. Upon arrival a fine of $5.OOO was noted against the vessel by the customs au- thorities. Captain Ralph appealed to the treasury department, and the fine was practically remitted, as stated.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-07
MINE WORKERS CONFER.
Operators Must Act or a Strike Will
 Follow

Indianapolis. Ind, Sept. 6.-The na- tionaI board of United Mine Workers is in secret conference here today for the purpose of discussing the situation in the anthracite district of Pennsyl- vania. The coal operators who refuseI to attend the recent joint conference at Hazelton have until Saturday to answer the demands of the miners. and in case they fail to act in the matter T strike of 142OOO miners involved in the dispute is considered inevitable. It is for the purpose of carefully considering the outlook and arranging to meet any emergency that may arise that today's conference is being held.