The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-21

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 IH smith .- cas,ad-H lis Fed. Rep. -se he aas affirmed hs divided .aafr.
 | evident that th- mining law ie. Ht -us a pIaia Wef settled code ss rHe gentleman thought.
 Nt tine same hearing this wouId-bc guardian of the poor prospector and miner e9yr tae following as q further rea-au aHy congress =houIl aa; amend fHr mining aae. "Tha miners H9ve lHe right. given by i3tul-. tu provide rules and regulations governing mat t-r- of thi- kind. and II has been sug- er~t,d that they can control this amt tef if t#ey win without leglsl#tioHs
 This i- 3 repetition If the statement .t made to The -euat. committee at Rampant. and in both cases ae knew il ,o b, faI-. If- has. a- judge. knocked aHt cvef2 miners rule that came before him. He tueW that though the stat ufe uominaus gives thc miners the. right t1 enact rules. he also knew that the rruti-a Is in practice in operative and incapable ef enforcement He aim- self instructed his inst commissioner sent te the kayukuk that the rules in that district aholishing power of al