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WAR CAN BE
 DULY AVOIDED
Special Nugget Service.

OTTAWA. Dec. 5.-Thc minister of justice. stated today that the settle ment of the Hague fishery award dis pute should establish a precedent and that it should have proved to the world in general that international quarrels can be settled peaceably and that war is not necessary for such purposes. The minister is highly elated with the outcome of the fishery award controversy and maintains that since that famous case had been so easily settled more difficult affairs could be handled in the same manner
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
Nugget Special Service.

TOXIC. Dec. 6.--Not to be outdone by Uncle sam and the exclusion act. which will force all of the yellow sons of Nippon to remain on their home territory if they cannot show good cause why they should be permitted to migrate to the United States. the Jap. ancse government has sought to fore stall the action taken by the lawmak
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
UNITED THEY STOOD
 DIVIDED THEY FALL Nugget Special Service.

lISRoN. Dee G.-The cuurch and stat" will be separated bN a new ruling .to be effected very shortly A decree is now being prepared by the govern mrnt which will divide the residents of this country into two factions 'he peope choosing either the church or the government
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
ALL WESTERN RAILROADS
 MAY BE TIED UP SOON
BIG YARD
 FOR PACIFIC

Nugget Specis S.. ?. : WASHINGT,. u.r Secretary "f fh" Navy Meyer i- going to ask for million dolIa .riatiou to be expended "u rH.. pvmg and ru- larging of the |. .D navy yards. out of Seattle such was thr sub tanc- of a statement made by rhr -.,retar, today
 Tn" Br"m"rt"n wards at the present ruu" are incapable of handling fleet of ships and although fairly larg. yards ar" not a- spacious and modern as needed
 Secretary Meyer rr"ro.-s making th" Rrrm"rt"u yards the headquarters for the big Pacific fleet should the sam. eyer be constructed
 LEST WE FORGET
 t
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k|PPONESE FORESTALL
 NEW EXCLUSION RULING

CTS at Washington. D C.. hy denying nassr"nlT ~hl>h in former days gave the sturdy Jap. entrc" to the United States
 This strategy on the past of the Jap .ancse government will mak" the new exclusion act worthl"s, and the orig inators of II. foolish
 No longer Will thv r. x. \ bc both cred by an influx of the yellow race.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
NEW CULT INVOLVES
 ART OF SUGGESTION

tiieted persons placed their cases in the hands of the suggestion headers and asked to be cured.
 Following the ceremonies of sugges- tian. five of the number alleged that they felt better while the remaining one hundred and fifty. could notice no improvement.
 The new cult is proclaimed farce and the followers of the belief are termed "grarters"
 As yet no cure has been recorded and the Universalist church has as vet to make a sick person we'll
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
CONDUCTORS DEMAND
 LARGE INCREASE PAY

r~ not met with to their entir" satisfac- tiun.
 should the employers uf the raiI- r"ad mon sc" ft [" refuse the demand "i their employees. a general tirup of trains in th West is almost certain.
 With the oregon engineers on the vcrg" of tossing their labor~ aside. and with the Chicago throttl" men in a IiN. spirit. it Is evident that a ti"-ur will b" hard to avoid
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
Nugget Special Service.

Nus9et special SerNiee,
 MANILA. Dee. 6-Terrifc storms sweeping the entire territory of Min daua" entitled a loss ot twenty five lives and hundreds of thousands of dol lars' worth of property Tn" storm originated hast Saturday night. west. ward of m" islands and swept over this country with terrific gusto.
 Houses were lifted bodily from their foundations and trees werr uprooted Twcnty-hye natives. in great excite mrut rushed to the bare hills a. a
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

Let's go to the Crescent Hotel; good board s45 per month. or meals by the day. Nice crowd. piano and phone Opposite Golden Gate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
OUTSIDE MAIL IS
 NOW AT KALTAG
Nuggets Special Service.

KALTAG. Dee Mail from th. out side arrived here this morning Al the present rate of speed and with trails Nome Thursday evening OF Friday morning
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
Nuggets Special Service.

Nu9gets SpecIaT SerVIce,
 DENVER. Dec. 6-The J'niversalist church of this city has commenced the holding of mcrtns for the il and af- fiicted. guaranteeing tn those who at tend that their disease ar peculiar ail- ment shall have been cured before they leave the vcstry of their sacred strue- trr". The new cult involves the prac- ticc of physchology and all ills. so the Cniversalists claim. can he made to succumb to suggestion
 At meeting of the society pr church workers last night. two hundred af-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

Pure whisky properly handled won, hurt any one. Try bottle and get i' at the Eagle. Not headache in a bar. rel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

olympia Rainier. Blue Ribbon oI Nome Beer by the ease or barrel lt \csturs Main (
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

In the shade Of the shcltering palm at the Roof Garden
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
MAIL FROM SQUIRREL
 DUE ANY DAY

The squirrel river. candle and way point mail Is expected to arrive here auy minute according e. a statement made by Postmaster Kolash. today "Ir Is oycrdu" now" said Kul1sh "au3 anticipate its arrival either today nr tomorrow"
 Job printina at the Nuooet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

Bags Of all sorts, sizes and shapes at Pilgrim church Bazaar Dec. 16.
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l.ttr Roof CiardenJ
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
Mlddllngs-s1s05l per ton.
Hides. TnIIo,v. wool ana Ito,x

Lne SaTTer tanning company SAYS Of hides,
= kct prices on all classes of hides and
Its have declined since the first OF the month";
LanueTS sire expecting stil lower prices for
basis.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about lsm1e
uuoer quotations: heavy sslted steers I2c: lfght
medium. lie; light, 91kc: cowhides 9I5c for
heary- 9h2c for light; stays. Sc: salted kip.
ltc; salted vesl, l5iac; salted calf I5i5c: dry
nees. l9c; dry kip. lTc; dry calf. 2ze: sheep
sklns, shearlings, 25M40c each; short wool 80
d75c; medium, 10000c: long WOOL sOc6Si 25:
lHnhs 20 t50c- hOrsehidss. salt 50 25H3 for
lsrse apd Sl5O@2 for medium T5cdsI for
small and %9@5oc for colts; horsehides, dry 81 80
go Tor large and Sl-25q2 for medium. 50e6
81 FOR small and 25d5Oe for colts: goatskins.
prime sngora, s5cdSl; large hair goats 35c; me-
oium. -0@ 2Jcs small. 5d15c.
grease. 2G2lac.
Wool-Sprins clip: San Joaquin years staple
"a l5c; DO months, 7dl4c; northern. 14aI7c
per Do.
Hops-Cslifornia. I2G1sc for crop OF 1909:
oresons' l2GlSc per lbi crop Of 1910. I2@l6c
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

3.sI; pigs. $9.20@a.eo: bulk of sales S9.550
s.',s. sheep steady; receipts estimated at 5000;
MnStlFe- M S3;oO@6; western. 81. 75M6.10 ycarlings,
g. g. pug 90; lambs. native. $5.75@S.95 western,
KANSAS CITY
oois.tA hANsaS CITY. June l1-Cattle steady; re,
Seipts SOoi native steers. $5.60dS.50: cows and
helieTs. $3.25QT.S0; stockers and feeders $4.2J
4o.4Vi bulls. $4l5d5-S5; calves, $4@S.50; west
efn steers. HJ.30MS %; western cows. $4d6.5 90.
= u Hogs setady; receipts. 400; bulk of sales. 1885,
80: heavy. So. 4OG9 10: packers and butchers
9.1O ~ P'sS'
sl saiaes . 'oo@95O; fed wethers and yearlings
SOUTH OMAHA
OMAHA. June l1.-Cattle unchanged: receipts
200; native steers. So. .506lS 25; cows and hefers
$500 1'l9; western steers, $S.75@7 cows and
ne.leis, @ $S.9Vsd 10; western steers. 50: 15MI.
40; stockers and feeders. So. 5006; calves, Sld
;; bulls. stays. etc. S3.T566
Hogs steady receipts 6,7oo: heavy. 50. .25G
~. = mixed 81 = @955; light 50. .32I5 as. 40
PIGS. SeH9; bulk of sales 50 80 u GI9 3D.
steep steady; receipts. 800; yearlings $3.50
S7.25 @S75. ' SsS'
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

what is known as the east ledge sam
pie of two pounds of rock yielded S5 to
the pound in free gold, while an assay
of that same pulp after extracting the
free gold as stated showed an assay
value of $4,000 to the ton. The oper-
ator is naturally very much elated over
the result. The shaft will be continued
to a depth of 1000 feet, and if the ore
at that depth warrants a mill will be
built. This property adjoins the Nc
Great mine owned by Lane & Hayward.
At the Finnegan mine at Carson hill,
owned by Mrs. Tarbat and son, the 10
stamp mill is kept running regularly
and the material for 10 more stamps is
on the ground ready to be installed.
Other parties are working on different
parts of the mine. paying royalties to
the owners, and all seem to be doing
We'll This property adjoins the Nor
gan mine
The Peirano brothers are working on
shares portion of the Morgan mine of
early day fame, owned by Mrs. w. *.
Vanderbilt. A short time ago they
made test run of few tons of ore in
the Finnegan mill with most gratifyin e
results. 1t is believed that his prop
erty Will be operated on a large scale.
AT the Me1ones mine the 100 stamps
are Kept pounding steadily and the out
look for this property was never better.
Angels Camp Record.
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Army and Navy Orders
[SeeeiqI Dispatch 10 The CaIIl
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE war
department has issued these orders:
Major p II. Young. quartermaster, will pro-
ceed TO San Pedro, Cal, on business pertaining
10 the inspection and purchase OF steel water
First Lieutenant Peter J. Hennessey. Fifteenth
cavalry viii proceed 10 San Francisco and re-
poI4 10 the commanding officer Of the general
hospital at the Presidio for observation and
treatment.
Tho president has accepted the resignation of
First Lieutenant Thomas L. Moran, Philippine
scouts TO take effect June IS:
First Lieutenant John NJ Hewitt medical re-
serve corps is relieved from duty at the Pre-
sdio of San Francisco and is assigned 10 duty
as surgeon Of the transport Buford, with sta
tfon at San Francisco.
Leave of absence for four months is granted
10 Second Lieutenant Richard y Newman,
Thirteenth cavalry. Philippine islands.
spector general coast artillery corps Is relieved
from his present duties and Will proceed at the
proper time 10 san Francisco and sail about
July for the Philippines for duty coast de-
fense officer.
The navy department has issued
these orders
Lieutenant c. l.. Hand. when discharged from
the naval hospital at Mare island. viii 20 on
temporary duty the Independence.
Ensign J. Z. Pond has been detached from
duty on the Petrol and viii 90 TO the naval hos
pital at Mare island for treatment.
The following cable from the commander in
chief of The Asiatic feet has been received from
Kobe. Japan:
TO duty the Mohican.
Captain s ". Brewster and First Lieutenant
A. 3. Owens. L. ). NJ c.. detached from
duty at Manila end ordered TO the naval hos
pital at Mare island for treatment
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Emile L. Pfar to Olive V R. Wilson. lot in
line OF Twenty third avenue, 200 $ of Lake
street. % by w 120; $40.
Erich G. Christensen 10 Conrad B. Christensen.
lot IN line Of Scott street, S7;6 S of Pine, 5
Walter B. Webster to Christine Luhrs Web
ster. lot in line OF Clay street, 1876 w of
Spruce. W 27:e by 127:sh SO.
Marguerite B. Morris TO Julia SAKE, lot in SW
line Of Thirteenth avenue South, Dds NV of j
street NV 20 by SW 100; $40.
Rivers Brothers 10 Frederick J. Moloney, lot
12 block Z. Lakeview; SO.
Croker estate company to Bertha NJ. Trevorow,
lot $, block 9, addition TO Castro street addi-
tion. Glen Park; $40.
The Mccarthy company TO F. Z. 0yerhulse, lot
81. block rs, Lakeview; SO.
Same 10 N. W. Overhulse, lot SO, block IS,
Lakeview So
Hans NJ Smith and wife to Soren b. Smith
and wife. lot in w line of Prosper street, 23I:6
S Of Sixteenth, % by w CSC; gift.
George F. Lyon and wife to St Louis invest
ment company lot in w line of Walnut street,
225 \ Of sherman. % by " 100; SO.
Stillman l.. Magee and wife TO l.. H Noise,
lot in line OF Folsom street, 450 of Precita
avenue. S 100 by 80; SO.
Sol Getz & Sons to George Braeske, lot in 5
line Of l street. 32;6 Of Thirty sixth avenue E
% by $ 100: SO.
saro. lots % and p, block %, Reis tract $40.
Celiso 0ttaViano and wife TO lgnacio 1raFer-
half interest IN lot in line OF 4o Lizze @ bsF street en-
terest in one other piece; $40
Jacob Harris 10 Leou Fleisehman half interest
in lot Z. block II. Fairmount; $40.
Charles W. Welcb to Catharne ". Weleh, lot
in " line of Scott street, s2:6 of Grove, \
- by " 110; SO.
Frank C. shepard and wife TO Breed & Ban
croft lot in line of Greenwich street. 56:3 w
OF 0ctavia. w % by 1875; So
William J. Gray to Lena Sanhlippo, lot 346,
gift map / SO.
Aylett r. Cotton Jr. and wife TO Joachim y.
Sonderup. lot in line Of California street, %
= Of Nineteenth avenue. + % by 100: $40.
Carrie NJ Warren TO Martin Hansen and wife,
lot in " line Of Noe street, 215 5 of Thirtieth,
30 by W 1o0 SO.
Martin Hansen 10 Annie Hansen. same; $40.
Douglas Lindsay and wife to Martin Stajoham
and yrife LOT in " line Of Fourth avenue, 80
5 Of ] street % by W %; $40.
Ellen Mulhearn (deceased), ly administrators,
TO Patrick Begins, lot in line of Twenty
fourth street, 30 W Of Florida, " % by 1o4;
s.. 500.
Patrick Begins and wife to the Roman Catho-
lie archbishop Of San Francisco. same; $40
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
Hay and FeedsfnF.

Scout Magner & Miller sav OF hav:
AttlFals ot hay during the last six DAYS have
~ on -,leg tons. great dead less than during
me preceding week.
The feeling throughout the market during the
Neeh, on account of the lessened arrivals has
Neen better. While prices have not changed
't.A. cons slsnmentS of the best grades have moved
un larry, although the medium and poor grades
@'s neg .ected ana difficult 10 dispose Of.
ID the districts where some hay is baied and
ieaals Tor prompt shipment some buying has
nten done but in very small way. and such
taoihe mas been done on the price basis OF the
present market. III IS too early yet TO salts
1aetorliy. determine what prices may locate at
TOT the summer season, and therefore any op-
efatlons an this time are on q temporary basis.
A little new. first cutting alfalfa hay has
heen shipped in but nothing TO any extent. as
Ihe demand on alfalfa Is as yet very light. This
TYPE has been selling AT extremely low figures
and slow in selling even at that.
There has been good deal or the poor class
~ old hay shipped in remnants of lots and
ou1 ~ barns that they wish 10 clean. and such
ongrade iots have been selling here at the low
est QuOra tons.
There Is no change in the straw market
Bran-S25Q24 per ton for white and 81. 90 for
red
Middlings- -S2Sa31 per ton.
Shorts -S25.50a 24.J0 per ton.
Feedstuffs- Rolled barley S23. .5Od24; rolled
ostr FOR feed. S2S@29: mixed feed. S24d3O for
average lots; oilcake meal, -. cocoanut cake
or meal al mills. So in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in
. ton lots; 1ObhlnE. S26s corn meal S34mS5,
cracked corn. S34@35; alfalfa meal. carload lots
Sl5.2g0l0; 1obbing, SIG; CaprOcO oilcake meal
Sl6.50 per ton
Old hay-Wheat. Sl2@lG: wheat and oat. s96
log tame oat SiONl5; volunteer wild Oat S7M
IL altaaa. $I.50Nl ll- stock hay scar per ton
Sew hay-No. 4 wheat, So: No ] oat SD.
ge,gnteer wno cat So alfalfa, first cutting
StraW-s0Fr65c ner bale
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
Massak Ore Body

From w. NJ. Gregorius. who, with
B. l.. Jones, has been doing develop
ment work on their quartz claims To-
Gated on the ridge between Massak
and Squirrel creeks. about two and q
half miles northwest of the Crown
Point mine. we learn that they have
tapped a vein on the property by means
of a tunnel $50 feet long. at a depth
of so feet from the surface. The ledge
is stated to be from three to five feet
wide where intersected by the tunnel,
and the quartz taken therefrOm shows
good values in free gold when pros
pected by the panning method.
The vein just tapped was prospected
on the surface last year. at one point
about 400 feet from the tunnel appear
ing to be of considerable width. 1t is
stated that the ledge possesses a hang
ing wall of serpentine, the foot wall
being a granite formation. The rock
contains considerable sulphurets.
The claims are situated on govern
ment land and include a length of 1000
feet on the general strike of the ledge.
The MaSsak and Squirrel creek sections
are attracting attention in the quartz
mining world, several deals having been
made of late. including the bonding OF
the Gold Leaf, Crown Point and other
properties by outside capitaL-Plumas
National Bulletin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

md are following The wheat market down
ioui-laliiornla family extras 81 t;00G NOS
without discount. bakers extras 81 6osss. sT. s1
7efhne-, Ss.f9d t.to: Oregon and washington.
~ "Di. s5.eeg . Tor family. bakers and nat.
!. -. a,e Sa.-9d 90 for cut OF: Kansas naf.
c1i-- 500; do straights $3.50: Dakota pstenfs
- oo slralshts, 81; do clear. Sc . Der bbl
Farinaceors 6o0ds-Prices in 100 m sarks nei
casl, no. discount are as follows: Graham honr
S--e9 per 100 lbs; rye Hour, 50 90: rye meal
S--so, Ilee nour, SO; corn meal. s.. so: extra
S.e--I ~ ~ S<-so: cat meal. S.. 60: CAT Sroats
S5-uOi iatina, Ss-20i hominy. 81 so: sbuekwheal
leat' S9.5V; whole wheat four 50 IS: rolled oats
bu-s eo4 o,sy, 90 in sacks s.. S06I5 so: extra
cteam 90; $3.50 In sacks and 81 IN bbls: rolled
Mng4S- Dds Ss-25, in sacks S2.9O@3.75: pear
and S6.Se for green per 100 lbs. sN--''
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags, SIS d5szc June-July t7eliv-
SO lb and SIC for ID: fleece twine. Sc per ID.
Coal ennsylFania anthracite egg. SIC per
ton; Wellington. 50; New Wellington So: Coos
PelaW Main, 50; Stanford Richmond SO: Cumber.
land, So IN bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
SI7 in sacks.
OIl-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed 90c
ner gallon for boiled and SSc for raw: cases 5c
more; castor oil in cases. No. l. Tie: Bakers
"A SL17@I-I9: China nut cases 6OaTOc pel
egl. c0coanut oil in barrels. q = a Sic for XXX
'7e sc lot No. ana sZ5a q lbc Tor No. ,, ac-
cording 30 quantity: extra bleached winter sperm
oil. soc. natural winter sperm OIL soc: natural
whale oil DOC; extra winter strained lard oil, 81
pure nestsfoot oil. Toe: No ] neatsfoot oil. 6Oe;
herring OH, SOC; salmon oil. 35c; boiled fish Oil
Coal Oh. Gasoline. etc.-water white. iron
hbls or drums. 93ac: 100 deg. oil. iron bbls OF
drums. lie; special do, 111ke; pearl oil in cases
16iscs astral, 1612c; star, 16kc; extra star.
1glsc: Elaine. 2659c; eocene, I95Lc; red crown
ana motor gasoline in bulk I6c fn cases 23c:
engine distillate. in drums NC, cases 7c more;
sc deg. gasoline in bulk Soc In cases 375bc:
vsrnish makers and painters naphths, in bulk
Turpentlne-sIc per gallon in cases and 74c in
bulk drums and iron barrels.
RosiR (per bbl Of 2so Ibsl-E, $50; T, $3.50;
g. $500 Il, Ssl5; /, $50
Red and White Lead-Red, sI5 acc; white.
= REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: STANDARD fine granu-
lated 5.65c: standard coarse granuated. 5.65c;
=
s.65c; H. & = crystal dominos, 3 10 cartons in
cases. s -65c; do 10 cartons in cases. 9.15c;
mOnarch bar, 6c: tablets. in half barrels, 6.J5c:
do IN boxes, 6.4Oc; cubes and crushed, 5.90c;
monarch powdered DOC xxx, powdered.
. I5c; -candy granulsted. 5.75c; cOnfectioners a,
565c; confecUoners' crystals. 5.75c; extra fne
eranulated- 5-f5e; magnolia A. 5-25c; extra c.,
5si5c; golden c, 50jc; ID. 4.95c. Barrels and 80
Do sbags: Zoe. half barrels 2Jc, boxes soc more
per 1oQ lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net Bar
I'd 55 and 40 10 tins 81 20 more, in s and 10 ID
rms $50 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 ID bags.
Tie California and Hawaii sugar refining
company quotes as follows Granulated basis,
5.65c; ~Higrsde' bar, Gc powdered, 575e; A
crushed. 5-90c; berry. 5.6Jc: c. & II. extra fine
cry granulated. 5.65c: coarse dry granulated
5.65cf confectioners' A 5.65c; confectioners'
crystal. 5-75c; cubes, 5-90c bricks. 5.sOc; extra
hne dry granuIated (10O 10 bags only. 545c;
excelsior A, 5-25c; extra &, 5.15c; golden C,
5-Ooc; yellow ID, 4.3jc; cut loaf IN barrels only,
CSC; III. q Z. crystal dOminos ) 10 cartons in
cGzes S-G5c' do ID cartons IN cases, 9.15c. Ad-
lluonsl per 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 10 bags,
Zoe more; half barrels. 25c more; boxes, SOC
more Tor all grades Bar IN 35 and 80 10 tins,
$40 more; in 10 ID tins, $3.50 Minimum
oeeer. carload weight
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
Los Angeles Produce Market
SrecioI Di.nnich h The GILL

los ANGELES June U.-Eggs were veal
today on the produce exchange Case count de
t'fned ID 24c and 1zg6lsd stock 10 2Sc. Eastern
fresh eggs arc quoted at &c. Butter and cheese
were steady
butter 81 24I pounds. cheese 1870 pounds, pota
toes 3 sacks.
Cheese Northern fresf. lie; eastern twins
1Se: eastern cheddars. 19c. eastern lOngholn
1Qe: eastern daisy l9e; swiss imported. zoe
swiss domestic 230 25c; brick cream, 20c; lin
burger 20NZ1c.
Butter-Creamery extra. 30c ID; first. 29c ID;
cooking butter 25c-
Eggs-Local ranch candled hrsts, sc; case
c0unf PC eastern fresh &c.
. Beans-No j pink s. 80: No. limas. s. "a
n 80: Lady Washington. $40 small whites,
S. blackeyes S6.25; GarYanzas, S4'yo; zen
s s..
Potatoes-salinas. S115@l .: highlands. soc
RSlI0: Lompoc S110Nl.25: WatsOnyile, Sl0
-; Idaho. sOc@SI.10; new potatoes, 4Oc box
~ per cWt.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
Tonopah Extension

As result of the cleanup of evan
ide precipitates for the first half of
May II bars of bullion. weighing 1871
pounds, were forwarded by express
last Monday TO Selbys for refining. the
value of the shipment being i'm the
neighborhood of 14,O0O Quite a tom
mage of concentrates is being accumu-
lated. but none will be shipped until
the first of the month. when the en-
tire months product will be sent out.
The new coarse screens have been in
stalled at the batteries. and the present
increased considerably, as they will re-
duce the work of the stamps and add
to the labOrs of the tube mills Every
thing continues to run smoothly and
the mill is doing excellent work In
the mine. operations are being con-
tinued along the regular lines.-Tono-
nah Miner
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
Manhattan Jumping Jack

A special meeting of the stock hold
ers OF the Manhattan Jumping Jack
mining company has been called for
The purpose of this meeting is to
adopt and pass sufficient resolutions
authorlzing the settlement ~of the te-
dlous and expensive and long drawn
out disputes and litigation which has
Deen pending for period of more
than two years between this company
and the Manhattan Dexter mining
The plan proposed is to incorporate
a holding corporation to be known as
the Dexter Jumping Jack consolidated
mines company. with capital stock of
conveyed the Jumping Jack mining
cIalm eIam owned by this company and the
- mon No. 9" mining claim owned BY
the Manhattan Dexter mining company.
In consideration of the conveyance of
the two last mentioned claims to the
hioIaing company. the holding company
issues its entire capital stock to the
Manhattan Dexter mining company of
Nevada and to the Manhattan Jump
ing Jack mining company, the relative
proportions to which each of the two
last mentioned corporations shall be
entitled to be determined by a board of
tnree arbitratorS, one to be appointed
py TINS company. one to be appointed
by the Manhattan Dexter mining COM
pany and the third to be chosen by the
TWO arbitrators so appointed.
It is then contemplated that the Man
naItan Dexter mining company of Ne
Vada and the Manhattan Jumping Jack
mining company shall donate into the
treasury of the holding company an
aggregate 100000 shares of the stock of
the holding company. in the same pro-
portions In which they receive the same !;
this to insure sufficient treasury funds
IN IN the treasury of the holding company
TO enable the holding company to
prosecute future development work on
the properties
The plan also contemplates that all
ntlgatlon in which any of the above
mentioned properties or corporations
are now involved will be disposed of
ana finally settled and dismissed.