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The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
WANT THE
 WATERWAYS
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. G. The committee of hills. rivers and har- bors is about to convene for the pur- pose of exchanging views with respect to many matters cnonnected with the construction of waterways, and il is almost certain that recommendations of importance in the matter, as well as in connection with other avenues of traffic will be made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
TROOPS RUSHING
 TO G0LDFIELD

the graNest fears are entertained that they may become violent before the arrival of the troops.
 No act of violence has, however been recorded up to the present time, and some of the men state that mo violence was ever intended.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
WITNESS DISAPPEARS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 6-Ex-S -Su- pcrvisor Gallagher. who would have been a witness in the trial of Calhoun. which is now going on, has disappeared and the trial has been stopped.
 Gallagher is considered to be one of the most important of all the witnesses and he will be captured if possible.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
DANCE TO MUSIC
 OF PHONOGRAPH.

w. k. Watson entertained J. M. Will Hams and Mrs. Williams. Mr. White and Mrs White and A. C and Mrs. Ross at birthday party this week, and all, with the addition of other guests. afterwards went down stars to the store and danced to the music of the phonograph,
 The birthday of MT. Williams and Mir. White fell on the same day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
sETS ARE hEANN

Betting on the fight between Young Bailey and Sharkey Walton is heavy but as far as one can see the odds are about even.
 The men are getting into swell con ditiOn and both are confident
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
Nuggets Special Service,

SEATTLE. Dec. 6.-Thc Nome bas- kctball team will meet the basketball team representing Dawson tomorrow. Saturday at Vancouver, B. C., for the championship of the North
 The match has created an immense amount of interest. and great audi eucr will hr present
 lt seems aS though every Alaskan
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
BRINGS TIN
 BUTTONS

Captain West, who has just arrived from Ear mountain, brought with him some buttons of the pure tin from the ledge which he has been working on. and some of the rock of which he has treated.
 He reports that many are prospect ing in that section and that the work done so far this winter has had good results
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
PILES WANTS
 LIGHTHOUSE
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON D. C.. Dee. D. Senator Piles today introduced bill for the erection of lighthouse on Eliza island.
 The bill provides for the appropria- tion of $@o.ooO for tn" purpose.
 He also has requested the secretary of var to grant right -of-way through the Three Point reservation to Grays harhor
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
Mines Closed Down.

in this section have been shut down, as the owners fear that the first acts on the part of the strikers would he com mittcd on the properties.
 The men are very sullen in mood and
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
SOLDIERS
 vS. A. BIS

It has now been decided that the Arctic Brotherhood basketball team will play an exhibition game against the Fort Davis team December II at of the Nome Athletic association.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
STRIKE IN EVERY
 RUSSIAN MILL

treason.
 The government k already taking precautions to quell any attempt at disturbance and the most extreme measures will be employed to bring peace.
 lt is feared that the strikers will re- sort to force and that another roNolu- tinn is al hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
Nuggets Special Service.

ST. PETERSBURG Dec 5-Thc em- ploycs of every mill in Russia have de- clared a strike
 The reason given for their action is that it has been taken in sympathy with the progressive members of the douma who have been charged with
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. G.-Two companies of troops have been dis patched from the Presidio and are now hurrying as fast as possible to Gold field.
 The mon were dispatched by General Funston, who received orders directly iron. the president who acted at the request of Nevada's governor
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
ORCHARD
 WITNESS
Nuggets Special Service.

BOISE. Dec. 6.-The state plans to have orchard on the stand in the Pet sI !! u9qM Ngps5nL lXau lR!n auoqn expected that a determined effort will he knows.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06

Y. J. Nestor Co. carries the largest and only exclusive lines of wines, liquors. beers, mineral wat, -~ IaSs- ware and cigars in Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
 MAY BE JUNE 2

II is also about certain that June 7 will be the day chosen. but the mat ters have not by any means been de- finitcly arranged.
 The s,lcclion may not however. be made before joiuorrow
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
BILL TO REVISE
 MINING LAWS

ritory
 Tn" bin win include provisions for all the changes which Alaskans have been advocating for years, and thj. questions of assessment work and the stalking of association claims have been particularly dealt with.
 Il is taken for granted that the bill Will hncnme laM.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D C.. Dee. 6. Delegate Thomas Gale will introduce, next week. his bill revising the Alas kan mining laws.
 The bin has been drawn ur with the greatest care and after consultation with all classes of people who are fa- mliar with the conditions in the ter
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
STEAMER
 WRECKED
COMING TO ALASKA AND MAY BE LOST.
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. Dec. 6.-The steamship Halvard is on the rocks at Vancouver narrows and the waves are pounding tai loss seems certain.
 She is large vessel and was loaded with cargo of coal for Ketchikan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
ARCHER,
 EWING & co.
 BARGAINS

Tine purchasing public iS invited to watch this local reading notice for special bargains offered on the dates specified only During this Friday eye uug Saturday and Monday. December 6 to 9 inclusive we offer:
 Potatoes, white Burbank, 20 lbs. SIoo Carnation Cream, g cans ........ St0o Pioneer Cream. 10 cans .......... 100 Raspberries. Waldorf can....... .25 Raspberrles, Reliance, both sizes .25 Raspberrles, pref. stock ......... 20 La Forest Imported String Beans
 tiny green, excellent ...'....... .25 La Forest imported Peas, extra fine ........................... 20 Fontaine Imported Peas. superfine,
 tiny green ................... .25 Asparagus, Royal Knight, Hick
 notts signature. large cans fan
 Cy ....,........... ................. .35 8eets. Waldorf Rosebud, extra
 small ........,...'....,. 20 Crab Meat, deep sea ............ IS Salmon Pudding .... ............ IS Oxford Sausage. really excellent,
 large cans ,..... .................... 20 Nabisco Waters, per lb. ......... SC HilI's Ooong Tea, extra fine, worth
 $1.5o, try I2 ID. package for ... 50 W ashine Powder, Armour's, "Al
 the same Gold Dust, b. pack
 age ,..',....... .'.......... ..',.''. 'EU Best Smoke" tobacco, Soc plugs .35
 Watch our locals for Special Bar gains.
 ARCHER. EWING & CO Front Street, Foot of Steadman Ave.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON n. C.. Dee. 6.- The republican committee will meet today, and il now seems probable that Kansas City will be chosen as the site foI holding the convention.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
HELD OVE ER.

Courtney. who has been charged with unlawful cohabitatlon, was bound over today by Judge Fuller to await the ac- tion of the grand jury.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
Granite Mining Candles are the best.
WHIST PARTY,

Miners Fome club, Saturday eve ming. December :. Members may bring their friends.
 R. ]. SOMERS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
COPPER w FAX.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.--Copper is weak. and is quoted today at 13ia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
CUSHMAN FOR
 MANY COMMITTEES
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 6 will probably be made d member of the following committees: Ways and means, appropriations and public lands.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06

..TaHy 25 cents per pound at Han cocks, next to Lacey saIeon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06

Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
FOR SALE.

Two masquerade costumes Inquire at Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06

Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06

Hancock's Candy Kitchen is the best place to get your candy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06

Yam, Yam, Ma, Ma, Fresh Made Candy at Hancock's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06
SaIted peanuts at Tea Store.
Fruit Candy at Hancock's. Nut Candy at Hancock's.
WAN ED.

horsepower gasoline engine. Ad- dress P. O. 1b7.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-06

Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap at the 6ank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27

York report that they never before had
so many orders placed tor buys OF rom
aHe to 80 sharcs--son1c times a llltis
more. These orders came from al parts
OF the country showing a mum Der OF
things, For one thing the vast area
represented by the buying orders as eN-
planned show that there are thousands
of persons throughout she United states
who have money which they feel they
can invest IN big stocks. II is also evil
dent that they study the market close
~ and have ideas about the game,
themselves, Thirdly Ut may be en-
planned that these thousands through
out the United States believe the stocks
are all right and feel that the worst
part OF the storm is the time TO get
them low, The big investors or bears,
unload the most precious stocks into the
pat until they were Sc ling cheaper than
they have In the history OF tine ex-
change. Orders began pouring in il1ne-
diately; the outsiders thought it an es-
collenI lime to acquire dividend paying
stock al unheard of reductions The
transfer offices in New York have been
congesred by small packages of stock
undergoing transfer. The activity dis
played by utter strangers to the pit is
welcomed by the public at large for II
IS an expression OF confidence among
the people, themselves and is taking
much stock out of the speculative mar
ket Its effect Will not be felt at once.
out II viii aid materially In bringing
fhe now upset market TO an ordinary
state OF affairs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
TAKE UP MORE GROUND.
Jennie Crowd Gets Amethyst and 9th.
er Claims In Iron County.

Fred r. Davis Charles Short and
associates are probably as active and
prominent In local mining circles as
any circle, and they are devoting their
time to Iron county in general and
Gold Springs in particular. Some time
ago they formed The Jennie company
and now have q bonanza in that prop
erty. a few days ago they organized
the Jennie Extension company, taxi
Ing five claims TO get a continuation
of is many lodges traced through the
terday they closed finishing details OF
another deal whereby they took over
for cash a controlling interest In the
Interstate Mining & Reduction conn
pany, a California corporation owning
the Wild Irish, Amethyst and other
valuable claims near the Jennie. The
property is a known mine, but internal
disseusion among the me m bers We're the
reason for their selling. The ledge on
these claims can be traced for 5000
feet OH the surface, and in some places
it is one hundred feet wide Gold is
found at any point of the ledge, AT
the Amethyst end a shaft has been
sunk for n distance OF 1872 feet and
CROSS cut shows the ledge to ten feet
width at depth, Ore carrying $3.50
I'm gold, has been taken from this cross
cut. A drift extended sixty feet to the
north yields $500 gold ore In it's face
On the wild Irish 20-foot holes has
exposed ore going $50 per ton for three
feet. The property has three cottages
blacksmith shop stable and stores Of
lumber and supplies The property IS
only ~ miles from Nodena All In all
the property is considered an excellent
buy in every respect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
Why should you join the
Deseret Building Society

1t costs only 10 cents per share
Gs10b each) to subscribe.
Monthly payments of City cents per
share are received.
At the years end a dividend OF all
earnings OF the Society except re-
serve fund Is added 10 your credit
The reserve fund Is 20 per cent OF
the net earnings and is fairly divided
to each series Of stock as the stock
natures
1t saSes 10 years and a half to ma
ture a series
IN that time YOU would pay In sea
per share Your stock would then
mature and you would draw out 500
pet share.
Stockholders eau Withdraw ALL the
money paid in (4xeept the 10 cents
per share entrance fee) AT any time
receiving their money In the order IN
which they apply for withdrawal.
They also get an dividends declared
on their stock UP to date Of With
drawal.
The Society is for home builders.
Its money Is loaned only foT the pur-
pose OF building, buyIn~ or improving
"A home, or 70 rernoY a m0rtage al
ready on the home.
stockholders by giving proper So
curlty can borrow 500 Tor each share
OF stock subscribed for. but are NOT
required 10 obtain loan IN order to
become stoclshoder
The President. Vice President.
ry4nstlrer and Directors serve with
e1, raw. THE secretary Is the on,.
SaSd oftoer and he is paid only FOR
,cit,aI clerical work.
VVbv do these men DO thie9
Because the good the community
as received through lions Benefit
,st5-- p ,,s,srs mast er,.veT i5Lat,,i,T
Infant noy h,n,hop ~ ,,n,, N.Y.
,iganized tbc Nwy society (Tbe ioe.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
CONCENTRATES.

The Horn Silver VIII distribute a
:. cent dividend declared for the LAST
Of this month.
The FIRST annual meeting OF the Me-
Yada Hllls Mining company will be
hel din Goldneld on the 18th OF April.
Besides electIns "A board OF directors
Ia serve for the ensuing year other
cuisines OF Vital Importance Will come
before the meeting.
The Bingham Consolidated Mining &
Smelling company has been made de-
PENDANT In suit filed In the district
court by John g. Labrum to recover
damages IN The total sum OF 1880 for
alleged Injuries TO his arm and also TO
thr farm az Frank How, caused by
the fumes and smoke from defend.
ants smelter, Mi. Howe assigned hls
claim to tn" plaiptlSr IN the action.
The Deep Creek Mining company OF
this city has filed It's articles OF ln-
corporation with The county clerk. The
capital stock OF the company is $500
600, divided into shares u the par value
VI 10 cents each. j. s. CubbIey Ia
president r, r, Sullivan. vice nresl-
don't 7 H. Hazel, secretary and treas
uTer, The company OWNS nine claims
located In The clifton district, Tooele
county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
MORE RAILROAD TALK.
Alta Hammers Away i'm ''Get-Tthere-
Ell Style for Facilities

It looks as II Alta is to come into
her own after many years OF longing
and hoping and dividend paying. in
spite of disadvantages. The Column
bus Con Is to get better shipping ia
ciIities as a first step In the program
mapped out for the little camp That
is. the Columbus Con, IS to be served
by the trannway OF the Continental
Mines and Smelling corporation The
two companies have signed articles
which grant the Con. the privilege Of
using the Continental company
trainway to its present terminus on
Tanners nat This eliminates four
miles from the wagon haul now ne
cessary in getting the Cons ore to the
railroad station at Sandy Handlly.
the four miles cut out Of the overland
route constitute the worst portion of
the wagon road The Con. during the
past year shipped 30 TO 80
tons OF ore per day. but
with tramway-rights the mine can
ship at least 100 tons. an increase
Of over so per cent. The mine has
the ore, but the great difficulty has al
ways been the Inconvenience of wa
gon haul wish this. even, not offered
niisa months in the year. The winters
In The hills are severe. Just a short
time ago It was Impossible 10 set into
Alta and the mail carrier, an expert
man on snow-stoes and at home in
the hills. was not permitted 10 start
out on his Journey The camp IS snow
bound during the worst portion OF the
winter aud with SNOW slides and land
slides in spring the roads are still bad.
1t Is not until well into the summer
and towards fall that the roads are
clear and unbroken. Their terrific
grades are bothcrsome always.
President Tony Jacobson OF the Col
umbns Con. is pleased with the ship
ping arrangements just made and re-
CARDS this as the first step In the
movement towards getting the longed-
for and prayee-for facilities. He saws
he expects the question Of transporta-
ton to be settled this year and 70 have
II settled finally means to have the
Rio Grande build branch from Sandy
10 Wasaich 10 connect with the cob.
iinentuls tramway nj that point. with
through route like this offered the
Columbus Con can ship ut least 2o0
tons per day. This from one mine in
camp where there are a Number
promises totals with weight TO them
Alta VIII be again one OF Utah's best
producers when she gets railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY's.

10 10 ii, b 5f I, e scai f b Nain &,
Add, - i.,;;''...s.'. ;,.--..'',,,---;' l'tc0
smith, lots .. etc, Laid sub. ~
Jos, NJ Read and wife 10 Chas. L.
Felt, lots u, etc, block 2. Wood
mansee sub 49, '.,.,,--.........,..
VIM, r. Newman. part OF section
"a, township / north range | west
p. II Candland and wife to N, De
Bouzek part OF lot d block 4. plan
r.. r. Mcconanshy and vile to j.
W. Haley, lots %, etc, block I,
Coates & Corurn's Sub ,,......u,., 80
b. Lombard H., to 10 VIM Middle
YESTERDAYS
Z. Salln to Lars Il, Foderlund, part
E, sailn. TO @. ], Peterson. part lot :,
J. B, Wiener 70 Frank Knox, part
lot ., block 2e l0-acre plat A..
John =. Ingram 10 Mary Reed. part -.
lot s; block Al, plat B.;....;;;.,.. sSc
part lot 6, block 20. plat B...,---.: $3.50
L. b. Moore to c. a. Larsen, part
10; 6. block 70, plat B.-...,----... 4.oc'
H. B. Clark to Charles Felt. lot IL,
block y. plat A. s-asre plat a.,
et al. part lot I. block 20 plat A 7jO1
A. McFarlane 10 NJ. Isakscn, part lot
2 block %, io-acre plat 49,. rg5l
Alice Theekston 10 II. A. Butterfald,
part section g township south,
range / ts-....,..--..,,,,-~....,,.- i5C
James a, Hilton to Arthur w Pc
tiers, part lot 8, block ~ iH-acre
Anna NJ. Plant to Anna NJ MITCHELL.
lots and 8, block Jefferson -,
E. A. Langion TO Edward George.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
MARKET SHOWED
MUCH BUOYANCY
Bears Bid Actively for Large
Blocks OF Stocks on Rapid
" Rising Prices.
REALIZING WAS EXTENSIVE.
Caused Some Sagging and Reaction.
There Being a Quite General
Reduction Of Advances

New York. March 2f.-A huoyaut UP.
shoot In prices with the first dealings In
stocks today reflected the further alarm
Of the bears for their uncovered condl-
ton in the market, They bid actively
for large blocks of stocks at rapidly rls-
ing prices. The results were opening gains
in Smelling of ~, Canadian Pacific +
Union Pacific "a. the Eth stocks, Read
Ing, St Paul, Atclison. u. s. Steel pre-
fcsred Anaconda and -Anlaigamated Cop
per 10 2& and many other active stocks
between ! and points.
Opening prices were not long maintain
ed, the market sagging under the weight
of realizing. Reactions did not reduce the
advances much over point. a subsequent
rise brought Reading and Great North
err preferred UP to a higher point than
at the start, Additional gains carried
Great Northern preferred up ~. Reading
3, American Tobacco and Republic Steel ,
Buying was resumed in volume, with the
result Of making a higher level Of prices
than the opening.
Reading was pushed up to loe In an e.
fort to cffset the unfavcrable effect pro-
duced by tho decline In Pennsylvania
This failed to arrest the general selling
which sent the list back to within point
OF yesterdays closing.
The market sagged with occasional in
tcrruptions during the afternoon. causing
a pretty general reduction OF advances,
In many instances stocks were quoted be-
low yesterdays closing, notably the T.
s, Steel stocks and Anlalgamated Cop
per
The market closed moderately active
and irregular. The fall IN prices cortin-
ued until Erie sold sti below last night.
Smelling 21s, Pennsslya Z, Northern
Pacific and y. $ steel I.s MAN. other
Isor sold a fraction below last night
From that level there was some recov-
cry. but 1t was not well held, Lackawar-
ma sold at an advance OF 10 points.
LONDON,
London, March 1.-TWO failures were
announced upon the stock exchange to-
day but neither OF them WAS OF amy i'm.
portance from the market point OF view
The tone In all departments was decidedly
m ore cheerful, Americans fully respond
ed 20 yesterdays sharp advance in New
York. No serious trouble Is anticipated
The action of Secy- OF the Treasury
Cortelyou in relieving the money sitla-
ton in New York bS dopositlng In the
banks there customs receipts to the eA-
tent OF $50 10000, has proved OF interra
tiunaI value. Business is still restricted
as attention Is mostly taken up with the
conclusion OF the settlement. Americans
opened a good deal above parity and ad-
slight reaction at the start. hut II was
only fractional. Consols were firm at S5Ss
with an improving tendency.
PARIS.
Berlin. March 27.-Prfces on the bonrse
today were firm and all the departments
especially the Americans. showed TIM
provemeuts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
..oHuBBERs'- ARE ACTIVE.
Small Outsiders Buy Broken Lots on
s'Street'' During Severe Depression

There was one feature of the furry
in s'the street resulting in record
breaking. heart-breaking and firm
breaking drops in all stocks which is
now coming In for some consideration
by reviewers. The unloading OF stocks
by heavy holders OF railway and other
shares brought ON a violent depression.
il has been noticed that, despite the
furry and "panicky'' conditions small
lot buying is on In merry swing. While
the bears We're dumping hundreds OF
big blocks on to the board creatins no
end OF excitement, small lots, broken
lots. they're called were being taken
up. 1t Is now believed that this buying
OF broken lots has been heavier than
ever before, Brokerage houses in New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
WOOL
sr. Iou1s,

ST. LOUIS
St Louis. March aT.--wool steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums 2sHa$ fine
mediums 1Sat2l. ino. ltdl1-
BOSTON.
Boston, March 2s.--The feature OF
the wool market this week Is tho absorb
ing Interest In the foreign wool situation
In domestic wool only 4 moderate volume
OF sales has taken place. Prices arc
strong, however Pulled woods are uuie t
ON the whole. such territories as are oi-
fercd are not meeting with extensive
sales There n a demand for half
blood, but not much 10 he had Quota
lions.
choice, sltitS, northern good etGss. midi
die country 6516si southern. b2ne3s fall
free, 57W5s.
rseon---securvd basis. eastern No; I
staple. 72aIS, eastern No. 1 c.othirg $50
20; valley No \, tOdfee, territory staple.
secured basis. fne. 12dtT5s fine medium
6sdT0; medium, 65N66; territory. ordinary
secured basis, FIRE, 6s67o; tine mediums, Os
ass medium. ed64.
Colorado and New Me1lco-- Spring SCOUT
ed, 6Sd1o. No, /, 63N6S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SHARES In
THE NEVADA ROSEBUD MIN
ING co. OWNING THE BROW y
PALACE GROUP OF CLAIMS.

Subscriptions for limited number
of shares of the treaury stock at s1.Q0
per share in the Nevada Rosebud
Mining Co. Will be received at the Ma
tionat Bank of the Republic for the
account of the Nevada Rosebud Min
ing Co for the following few days.
The Ne--ada Rosebud Mining Co,
owns and Is operating the famous
Brown Palace group OF claims In the
new district OF Rosebud. Malcolm l..
Macdonald Is the president and Dom
aid Il, Giles is vice president of the
com pany.
The j. H. Macmillan Co. Inc.
GoldfeId. Nevada