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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-14
La p1SIe en- Venezuela
DOS CARTAS oFICIALES

San Juan, Mayo 81 1908.
DR.. Tomas Vazquez
Director de Sandal y Benefcencia
San Juan, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-14
BD Ponce

El Comite lie Defensa nombrado en-
Ponce para acordar med didas con obie-
to de prevent al pals de una inva sion
de peste bub6nica, ha designado al
doctor Ferran para los estudios de
reconocimientos de bacilos sospe-
c hosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-14
Contra la peste bub6nica
Las medidas EN- Nueya York

Nueva York, jueves-Las precauciones sa-
nitarias tonadas en- esta ciudad para prevenir
el contagio de Ia peste bubonica han sido elo-
giadas por la prensa que recomienda la mayor
severidad.
Ell municipio ha tornado tambien, por su
parte, medidas muy prudentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-14
I'm conseio de
MR.. Roosevelt
La crisis carbonera

Nueva York, jueves- En- la conferencia
habida en- Washington entire los gobernadores
de los Estados federales el presidente Roose-
welt. este les dijo que era precise conservar los
bosques naturaes, para COnjurar la crisis del
carbon, que Sc va aCentuando de un modo alar-
mante el pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-14
Pos, la industria carhonera a
Las leyes protectors

Nueva York, jueves. - Mr.. Roosevelt ha
aconsejado la asamblea de gobernadores reu-
nida en- Washington, que estudie Ell problema
planteado por el agotamientO de la materia pri-
ma que sirve a la industria carbonera Ed los
Estados Unidos, propone la adopcion de nue.
didas severas y de leyes ehcaces que 10 eviten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-14
Senior

Senior:
Con la presente envfo usted para
su conoclmiento copia de una C ar Ia que
acabo de recibir del doctor Foster en-
la que Sc me dan las tiltimas noticias
references al estaao de la playa en-
Venezuela. Como vera usted por di-
cha carta el estado de cosas no parece.
ser tan serio como Sc habfa crefdo. De
ella tam bien Sc despIende que Sc tiene
grandfsimo cuidado para que la enfer-
medad no Sc propague.
Respetuosamente,
(Firmado) w. F. WILLoUGHBY.
Acting Governor.
San Juan, Puerto Rico Mayo 1s, de 1908.
Al Honorable Goberna ador INFERNO
de Puerto Rico
Ohcina del Gobierno,
San Juan, P R.
Sehor:
Tengo el henor de informar que
acabo de tener una entrevista bordo
del vapor "Car acas", con nuestro Mi
nistro en- Venezuela senor Bussell. en-
la que hemos tratado ampliamente del
estado de la playa. El sefior Bussell
acaba de venir de Caracas manihes-
ia que no hay absolute mente Peste en-
aquella ciudad. Hubo dos casos que
primeramen-e Sc creyeron sospechosos
pero que mas tarde ne resul taron ser
de Peste Bubonica.
Puerto Cabello tam bi6n esta entera.
mente libre de la eEfe medad. Sc di6
cuenta ohcialmente de haber ha bido
10 personals atacadas en- La Guayra. de
las cuales murieron TO- Al rededor
de la ciudad Sc maDtiene IN Gordon
extrictamente mllitar atin las provi-
stones Sc envian por medic de IN tren
cuarentenario.
Caracas ha cortado toda comunica-
ci6n con la Guayra. obliga a todas
las personas que vienen de Venezuela
a presentar certi6caciones expedidas
por los C6nsules Holandeses del lugar
Is lugares donde hayan estado los dias
antes de su llegada.
Me place manifestar que ell es,ado
de cosas en- Venezuela parece haber
'sido grandemente exagerado que en-
mucho menos alarmante de 10 que ge-
neralmente Sc cree.
Respetuos amente,
(Firmado)
NJ A. FosTES
Passed Asst Surgeon, Chief Quaran-
tine Officer for Porto Rico.
A fuer de imparciales pubhcamos
las precedentes cartas, por las que Sc
We que hay ma gran contradiction
entire las noticias ofciales las parti-
culares.
Nosotros mucho deseamos que la
alarma dess pare
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la decision del juex Rodey
Publicada por Gel Sun"

Nueva York jueves-kI SMn de esta ciu
dad, ha publicado la decision del juez Mr. Ro-
S1ey de Ia Corte Federal, el asunto Bal
bas declarandole ciudadano de Puerto r lco.
La notica ha sido cablegrahada la prensa
asoCiada de esta Ciudad
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be was brought home. The fight took yc8r has .rg state won. walker was taken haes to New Britain a hrok.n man. without dollar and wtaoat friends He pleaded guilty. and tn a short time ho was in the stripes af a convict
 This unfortunate criminal i- past 60. He had known only comfort. the confidence uf friends and the cuuvra- fences of modern life. He gaes to 5 stone coll with a mattress for his rest after a day of hard labor. "tt win br a pine box for me" he said as he was led uut CT the court room after receiv- ing sentence.
 Here We have a sad case that Is rich in Illuminating qualities Walker was uot satisfied with successful honesty He took tho chance with dishonesty and vas uHauceessfaL TIr is the wa-zz Kind nf faiurc He has the price C. t5y I'm only eoa1 thai tho world win cr. uut ur Walker is tn, lesson snt0cHee ef however rr,at derrea doe aat save Hat man who insults tn friends who have believed la aim ana .oatrases the laws
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FATAL ACCIDENTS.

aHaa ma#a Hesu.a H#st be expressed f=E f8ta. accidents Four men has. met with sad ends h q hours after a period which seemed to mn fhe f,a. that Seward rsuiusuat should again h= the scene at a chapter af accidents Hk. t=Ht winch H-rurrrf arr ctai Suwa HH#E =Ur.UE
 Sympathy may ha If Ut,ia Uss. har il f= certainly falt faH rtass fffr HaMHs
 In such -ed Instances it would ba nothing mara thar rfeH tlat the whole eaamnIls without axaerIen. should #haW tts sorrow tHaf men who di. tn lhe great sIfHeEjs aag remembered
 saIdIars and -at.9rs H.,c tHe5r rmnb- decorated and their memories k,ra ErETa, hut Tfza HsH=1si7a sslH.#t t##zFf che n Inc great battle ar devcIuuWenI d# aet receive tbe fmi Hanors Hhey d-- serve
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THE RlGHT ATTITUDE.

Politicians who aaaak Judge TlG on thu ground thu he is Raaseyalrs man win Hat find tbsff Frace~ssz profit able to thr opposition cause. Taft hss done the only tHiae politically possible and ordinarily honest IT, uas nominated by convention plrde- ed fe the policies sf tHe present ad- mIalstratiea ef which Q has been a dominant figure Mir Roosevelt and his theories er government h5Va been immensely paFalar Had Judge Taa reFudiated the administration policies. even by iadHeeuen he would have steed no longer on tHs Chicago rlat- form. FuftHsrmore Hs would hav aiieHated aH erraHeaa- independent vote that has far ifs sHaFan. "Sa Back ward Step
 Altogether Ibo Taff attitude iz sound and of tste-rettiHg qualities I shows, too. that the Cincinnati judge Is not only a statesman but something of politician.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Of All Real and Personal Property Be longing to the Seward Ditch
 Company.

Notice Is hereby given that I, the undersigned trustee. named as such in that certain deed of trust dated oc- tober 7th. 1907, fro mthe Seward Ditch Company, corporation. to said trus- tee. which said deed of trust has been duly recorded in the office of the re- corder for the Cape Nome Recording District. District of Alaska. will sell. under and by virtue of the powers in me vested by said trust deed. at I2 o'clock noon. September l5, 1908, at the front door of the court house of the United States District Court In the city of Nome. Alaska. at public que tion. to the highest bidder for cash. all of the following described real anl personal property belonging 10 the said Seward Ditch Company. to-wit:
 All the following described property. real estate and mining claims situate in the Cape Nome Mining and Record ing District and the Kougarok Mining and Recording District, District of Alaska. viz:
 All that certain ditch. Hume and pipe line extending from the intake of said ditch. Hume and pipe line just below Dorothy creek on Nome river. down the right limit of Nome river tOAnvIl creek. being about 8 miles in length. and known and designated as the "Sew- ard Ditch" together with all It's later ais. feeders. siphons. fumes. pipe lines and other water conduits appertaining. appurtenant and belonging to sail ditch system. together with all water rights acquired by appropriation by said Seward Ditch Co. and its grant ors. Cabel Whitehead. Frank H.. Thatcher. John D. Leedy. Dorothy Dobbs. John l.. Beau. H. T. Harding Eugene F. Allies. and Milton F. Allies
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THE WAGES OF SIN.

With his head shaved and his beard removed attired in the garh of the commnnest convicted criminal. William F. Walker the millionaire banker of New Britain. in Connecticut. has gone to prison for a 20 wear term. Walker was one of the best known men of his town. lie had the complete confidence of the community. Wealthy. with a high salary and all If the benefits of long and successful life. he was not content To continue on the course he had pursued for many years. He wanted more money He was afflicted with the mania that calls for wealth that is not needed.
 Walker went into speculation. He fell into the hands of other thieves for he was a thief at heart after the first plunge-and after a time all of his money was gone and he was short in his bank to the amount of half million dollars. He fled He went as far as possible on the continent. Wheq found he Was in hiding in lower Cali fornia. He and his immediate family made a hand fight for liberty. but the Mexican government gave him up and
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USES FOR THE VICE PRESIDENT

When t4e king of England is busy et tired, he sends his eldest san. George. the Prince Of Wales 10 lay tho corner stone and make the speech Whcr the rmp,rer of Germany uz on hand some official calls which he doesn't care to make. he ships Prince Hein- rich off tu do tar service of the state
 Se ii came about that. with fshine good down about oyster Bay. thc pres ident of the United States found that he preferred to stay at home and not take in the doiurs at Quebec. The oc- ea=ieH promised We'll but the distance was well out of the constitutional limit and there was a good deal of work to the joh So Mir Roosevelt sent for his fight-han man. Charley Fairbanks. and asked him to d. the honors at the tcrrcutenary. Mir. Fairbanks. lov- al 10 his chief and strong for large stunts. undertook the task. He pro oeeded. he saw and conquered. He was observed of all observers at Que bee. and il is said that he restored the entente cordial to complete health. It may be, too. if We are to judge from the complete success of the Fairbanks visit. that The representative af the United States introduced the American cocktail into the wilds of Canada.
 The Fairbanks visit to Quebec sug- gests a new use for the vice president. He can do the official visiting when he IS mol keeping the senate in order And what is true of the vice president of ttre United States is true ofthe lieutenant governor of Missouri. What's the matter with letting John MeKin- Icy do the ehautauqua lecturing and the senatorial campaigning in order that Gov. Folk may remain in hIs office al Jefferson City?-Ex
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MURDERERS DEFY
 CITY OF BOSTON

iookrd like Italians and were roughly dressed
 Citizens who had been assisting In the hunt for the robbers saw the men and tried Co intercept them. whcrcupon the two began running. and with re- volver tn each hand fired at every person In their path. Throughout the residence district the front rnrches of tchhuosscN ....... front purChcs of the houses were crowded with rrorle enjoying tho eye ming air. while the streets of the busi- ness section were filled with the usual thr1nrs. The appearance nf the two desperate men shooting to each side as thev ran and shouting madly caused a general stampede for cover.
 Michael Flynn stopped to pick up a stone, when he saw the men coming toward him. anl instantly one af them fired at him. the bullet grazing his ear. Another went through his hat AS the fugitives running along Keys street reached Washington street trolley car came along.
 Hold up you." shouted one Of the men. waivin Rhis revolver above his cad The motorman set the brakes. jumped ofnoyoyowawamawa and the conductor Thomas Moore. Jumped off Instantly he became a target and bullet entered his leg.
 Shoot Officer.
 Across Washington street and along New Keys street the robbers fled. with hundreds uf men pursuing. and soon disappeared in Franklin park. as they fled shooting down Officer Cox. who tried tu intercept them near the park gate.
 As soon as possible q cordon of po- lice heavily armed with rifles and re- yulxers was thrown about the park. while thousands oI citizens gathered in the vicinity.
 According to a small boy who saw the Two men reloadiug their weapons on sand hin near the park carly in the evening. each man carried three revofyers.
 Parolmcn McMahon and Thompson sighted the supposed Italians In the neigHborhood of the park late in the evening and went down before their well directed fire.
 The police sutounded Forest Hnl ccmgtorv after learning that the fugi- tiyes had escaped from Franklin park Three hundred officers under the die rretian of Supt Pierce were strung around the outside of the cemetery. while q hundred more aided hy cal cium search lights furnished hy the fire department explored the interior. The officers were confident that they had tHe men surrounded there.
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to divert and apply to a beneficial use the waters of Nome river and an trib- utaries to Nome river. between the said intake of said Seward Ditch and Anvil creek.
 sstso that certain ditch. pipe line. Hume and water conduit extending from the Grand Central river to the Nome river divide. and known and designated as the High Pipe Line together with all the fumes. pipe lines. dttches Iaterals, feeders and other water conduits of every kind and de- seription thereunto belonging. appcr- taiuing or appurteuant also all the rights acquired by the said Seward Ditch Company. It's grantors and predc- cessurs in interest. by appropriation to divert the waters of said Grand Central river and it's tributaries, and also all rights of way and franchises and easements of every kind. nature and description appertaining. belong ing to or appurteuant to the said High Pipe Line" also the right td continue said High Pipe Line" from Is prcs- ent terminus to Nome and vicinity: also all material now on hand for the construction nf said pipe line.
 Also all the rights heretofore ac- quired and conveyed to said Seward Ditch Co. by the Central Water Co and II. T. Harding. ]. D. Lecdy. C. D. Lane ct al
 Also atl mining claims owned by said Seward Ditch Company. and aH interests in mining claims owned hv said Seward Ditch Company.
 Also all leases of mining claims swn- ed by said Seward Ditch Company. ac= earding ta the terms of which sal1 leases the said Seward Ditch Company Is not prohibited from transferring and assigning the same without the writ len consent of the lessors in said leases named.
 
 owned by said Seward Ditch Company oyer mining claims.
 Also all horses, blows. scrancrs. camp equipment. wagons. harness. tools. and mining and ditch implements owned by said Seward Ditch Company
 Also that certain lot in the townsltc of Nome. District of Alaska. known as lot 25. in block 90. together with all inn thereon situate. and being the lot upon which the Seward stable and barn is now situate.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. thls 7th da, If July. 1908.
 ALBERT FINK.
 Trustee Date of first puh July &. ia0s.
 Date of last Inh. Sept Q. 19nS
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t' NJ. n. samuel. Jul yes. l96S. mark "a Piafnfif~ EV ibfr F. bill of M. n. SamHefz to Pred Bishop for $t5go marked Pl4inuTs Exhibit C. Counsel "as directed ta prepare judgment in accordance with the complaint for the signature of the court.
 Neumauu ys. Kern ct al The hear ing on motion to require defendant Kern to appear and testify as to value "t property was resumed Louis Kcra was swnruaud testified on behalf of plaintiG and after argument the mat ter Was taken under adviscment by lhe court
 At p. m. court adjourned until Sat urday, Sept ,. 1908. al I0 a. m.
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T. J. Nestor has bought the entire stock of liquors. beers and cigars oi the Northwestern Commercial Co. ana will place most of these goods on the market at outside cost The goods will all be placed In one warehouse, and We ask our friends to call and look them over. We will guarantee to sell as cheap as you can buy on the out Q side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-01

Miss l.. r. Thomas has opered a typewriting and stenographic exchange on Second street. opposite the Masonic Temple.
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MA TIERS
 RECORDED
Locations.

Locations. No 3 above on Gyanna creek, May l. 1908. Jennie Hanson Black Eagle quartz claim on Anvil lode. June 2G, l90s. Albert Miller ct al.
 Proof of Labor. No. below on Sandon creek. C. M. Thuland
 Leadville. on F. l.. of Saturday creek. R. r. Rosscn.
 Lara and LuelSy John claim. on R. l.. Saturday creek. E. P Rosscn.
 Deed. Emil Kjelsberg to Henry Moore. half interest in No. 3 below on Dry creek: s1oOo: Sept. 26. 1906 J. W. Southard to Carolyn Chiiherr. Combination fraction on l.. l.. of An vii creek. June IS. 1908. Ole stenfeldt to John Saxhang ct al half interest in Eagle claim at head of Fox gulch. July 2. 1908. NJ. F.. olson ct al to P. b. Winter. Serena asso. on Snake river s5Oo: sept 1907
 F. Falconer ct al to P. D. Winter. Serena asso. on Snake river. Sept. 27. lso7.
 NJ. A. Gilman to Herman Carlson. fourth interest in No. Bug Hurrah creek; amount $500. Aug. %. 1908.
 Mortgage. Etta NJ Bernard to W. H. Webb. lot ,, block (: amount s525; Aug. 27. 1908 J. w. Ferguson to l.. NJ. Bosworth. lot 6. block q. amount $500. June 22. 1908.
 Forfeiture Notice.
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Imported coburser draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-01

MADAM GOODRICH = The Famous Cardreader, win be here only one week longer. Staples building. room 1. hours from 10 a. m to 10 D. m.
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Granite Mining Candles ar. the be,,
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POSITION WANTED.

To go to Siberia or Alaska as cook Address Mrs. Carr. care Nugget
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Woman Slain


 Mir p.u rHmu is one of the most ~efIauelt injured af teu.eht'S victims She Wa= standing in front of her home with har baby in her arms. when tha tNo men. pursued by a crowd cam, down thg street Az they passed one af them fired and tRe bullet entered her head behind thr rieht ear sh was removed to thr cltv hospital and san a1t live through the night.
 Edward MoNaHsu. a Dorchester pa trolmaR. received q bullet In the aB- dnmeH and Is dying aD Emerson he=- fit1l Tbe others injured are.
 John Nolan sHll iu ann.
 Then1s Fleming. shot fr hand
 Thomas Moute. street ear conductor. shot in leg.
 officer Inealls bullet in leg.
 officer Cox shot in ankle.
 Patrick McGn. shot in slae.
 Michael Flynn. head erazed bv bal- let
 Patraiman Thompson. sbaf in lsr.
 It iz believed chat the drsperad8es lay concealed in Calvary cemetery tu- day while the police were hunting for them an account uf lust night huidup and robmery.
 Hunger Drives Them Out.
 Hsiug driven from t#elf hiding place by hunger and fearing that Ihee would h. surrounded he f=r police Hhe were searching in inc Haighburhnnd. the two men appeared in Charles street in Jamaica Plains about dusk and pro- eceded To "shoot up" the town. Thev
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-01
BANDITS KILL ONE AND WOUND 10 AND ARE SURROUNDED
 BY 300 POLICEMEN.

BOSTON. NuE. - Two dcSperadacs tonight shot and killed one man and -a"t ten other persons. two fatally. and ara now hiding in Forest nun .m,tsrt with aUu pule, surrounding shr burial grounds.
 The mUrd,rerss pursued by police mcH aud 9 crowd of citizens. fled for tWu mttes tHraurh tag riehIv uuru- afsd zesr',m,ut al Jamaica Plains. ar- me Maaa reat apd left. and dis4p- rrarsd In the Waods naar Franklin park. Thv men a- believed to hay H.,H IND ur fHs EIue aT turae who ruhH-# i =t.ver in Jumafrl Plains Hst mEaf after sfHuur ml Killing anr mau Iud Wuuuams two others.
 Herbert r. Knox. night watchman of thu Forest HnIs cemetery. who was -hot iu the abdomen by one of the dcs- p.rada.z died at tb, hospital late to- night
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6latz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Forfeiture Notice.

J. Cornell ct al to Lyman s. Bur rell, Center group on R. L. or Snakc river.
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W. DARCY CHASE. M. D.
 Office: Nome Bank X Trust Bldg.
 Hours Phone 1:OO to 3:OO D. m. office Main 100 to 800 D. m House Red
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JOSH R. MCINTYRE
 Real Estate and F,na....., Aesnt. i0S-iO9 Mutual Life RnildnR. s;,attI,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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Date nf first puh July &. 1aos
 Date of last Iuh. Sept. 9. 19ne.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND suRGEoNs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
The Mefs'0p0Le

NEW LEADING HOTEL q FAvoriss Resort %
sfinsuished Americans. so yards from BAfha
Sanitation privAts Baths by Mott, New Yort.
Proprietor IA Lehr.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-11
K. c. BALL WAS
VERY ENJOYABLE

The anniversary ball given last
evening at the Miners Exchange hall
by the Tonopah Council knights of
Columbus was one of the largest at
tended functions of the year and was
a success in every way. Dancing
started promptly at 8 o'clock and was
kept up until late hour this morn
ing. A number of people from Gold
field came over on the evening train
to attend the ball, and were loud in
their praises of the way visitors were
entertained. The dances of the
Knights of Columbus are annual
features and are always looked for
ward to with great interest by the
dancing public of this city.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-11

or wolframite and is in great de-
mand with steel foundries and armor
plate factories throughout the world.
The discovery of the contents of
the rock has caused immediate steps
to be taken by the owners of the
ground to develop the deposit and
force of five men was taken out this
morning by w. R. Birmingham, a
wealthy lumberman who lives at Ber-
kelley, California, WITH that object in
view The claims are the property
of the Cuprite Gold Mining company
of which Mr.. Birmingham is the
head and of which he has assumed
the management. Since the dis
covery of the rich values in the roch
a number OF applications for leases
have been made to the heads of the
company, but none will be granted
for the present until the character of
the deposits shall have been fully de-
termined.
A remarkable feature of the sui
phur found in the Cuprite district is
its association with the rarer metals.
Some mineralogists have declared
that eventually sulphur will be mere
ly a by-product from these deposits,
which carry both gold and quicksil-
yer. In punches of the sulphur and
in many places the stains of cinnabar
occur in manner indicative of the
presence of considerable deposits
nearby. Assays made in Goldfeld
have returned from So to SIS per
ton in gold, while analysis of the
mineral made in Cincinnati and Los
Angeles gave the gold contents at
over 500 per ton, one assay giving
the gold content at over $1,000. Ex-
periments are to be continued with
a view to determining the average of
gold contained in the sulphur.