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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 29.-
The arbitration treaty with Great Bril-
tIan, which has been under mvestiga-
ton and preparation for several
months is now completed and is ag,ae.
able to both powers. The state depart
ment today notified the British ambas-
sador that the treaty was ready for tile
signatures OF the respective powers
and President Taft would set 4 date
for signing the same. Il h was ready
to act in behalf of King George.
The arbitration treaty as crawn up
between the two powers. under tn 2
able direction Of President TaIs viii
eliminate all danger OF wars between
the two countries for years. for Taft
Is a strong believer in peace and takes
every opportunity To promulgate mes
sages that will have a tendency To
maintain a state of pleasant relation
ship between all powers.
In the new treaty all questions aris-
ing between the two countries that
cannot be settled through the respec-
tive departments having charge of the
same. will be submitted to a board of
arbitration consisting of at least two
representatives of each country, and
they I'm turn to select one man who
ing vote IL necessary.
The treaty will have a tendency TO
draw the two countries closed together
and friendly relationship will not be
disrupted in the future, for the serious
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
P|NCHOT GIVES HIS
VIEWS ON DECISION
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
WASHINGTON, d. g. June 29-
Clifford Pinchot. who was the prime
mover i'm the holding up Of the Cum
ningham group of coal claims in South
western Alaska has been interviewed
by the Washington Post on the late
decision Of the general land Office
which has defeated the title of he
claims.
According TO the Hon. Pinchot the
decision is a complete victory for the
people and a vindication Of the gov
eminent fight against the grabbing Of
national mineral deposits that should
be held by the government
81 am still of the opinion" says Mr.
Pinchot. that the government should
own or control all natural utilities and
hold them in reserve for the benefit of
the people. be they coal deposits. tim
Der, water power sites or what ever
the nature Of them We have arrived
at that stage I'm our country's develop
ment where conservation is needed. not
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. Juen 2s.-The officials Of
the government assay office here in
Seattle have given out the informa ton
that commencing August there Will
be a charge of two dollars and nifty
cents per thousand for all gold left On
deposit at the office. This means that
all miners or prospectors who take
gold 10 the assay office for melting AID
selling will be charged AT the rate Of
two dollars and nifty cents per thou
sand dollars worth of the yellow med.
A great cry has been raised by me
merchants and different organizations
over the charge claiming that 1t is
nothing more than move OH the part
of California people 10 divert All Of thu
Alaska dust to the mint i'm an Fran
cisco where there is no charge O1 the
other hand the assay Office officials
claim that the amount Of gold received
at the local assay office has fallen on 50
materially In the past i've years that
charge VIII have To be made or IN +
assay office discontinued for lack Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29

t. the extent IL will clog the wheels Of
industry, but will force the applica-
ton of every and all economical in
ventions for their consumption. We
in our pell nell rush To grasp the al
mighty dollar forget there is a future
and grab everything that can be con
vcrted into dollars and cents at the
present time.
we should be taught to be more
careful in the waste of our natural
endowments. Don't for a moment
think / am for tying up the timber.
water power sites. and mineral oil
wells To be discovered for such il not
the easel believe the government should
open up the coal deposits of Alaska at
once and under proper leases allow the
coal To be mined and placed on the
market This ! believe the proper ana
best method for the extraction Of tn.
coal up north. ana by conservation /
mean economical development OF nat
ural resources under strict govern
mental supervision "
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
mIST00K SOUTH, FOR
NORTH BOUND TRAIN

woods that are very dense in this
vicinity.
The engineer backed up to the train
coupled on the cars and came into the
station thirty minutes late
The north bound train was here on
the main line waiting for the south
bound train To arrive. When the Of
Gals We're informed of the hold up. the
north bound was held here while
posse was secured and the sheriff with
ten men started back to try and trace
the robbers. Alas a guard was sent
on through with the train which had
nearly half million In gold dust, be-
ing shipped from the North To the San
Francisco mint.
TIE robbers must have been put wise
to the fact that the gold was being
shipped through to Frisco on the train
they were supposed 10 have held up
last night, but must have become
turned round i'm making detour to get
Ia the plac" where they were To hold
up the train. and mistook the south
bound train Tor the one coming from
ne north with the gold dust
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
GLENDALE. Ore, June 29.-Mistak-
ing the north bound express on the
Southern Pacific railroad last night for
the south bound train with its half
million in gold dust -four robbers held
up the train at this place and COM
menced To sack the mail and express
cars
The train was tagged with a red Ian
tern four miles south of the town and
the engineer was forced To take the
train a couple of miles from the pas
senger coaches which were left on the
main line With one man guarding tn,
engineer and fireman. the other two
proceeded To- go through the mail ana
express ear. Pouches were emptied
all over the car the registered maii
all opened, or carried away, while The
robbers We're constantly tryiag u FOR, @
the safe I'm the express car or tr, ing
To- make the messengers tell where she
bullion was stored
After going through the mail and
express matter the robbers made their
get away and We're soon lost in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. d. g. June IS
Yesterday afternoon Senator Poindex-
ter of Washington state. introduced a
resolution in the senate that was of
such a sensational nature it fairly
startled all the old timers i'm that body
who We're sitting round In groups kill
ing time So To speak and trying Ia
keep cool.
Within a few seconds after the sen
ator from Washington had commenced
to speak and connected the name OF
President Taft with that Of the Gug-
genheims and others in a mysterious
measure to turn over to certain large
moneyed interests valuable tracts of
land containing mineral, oil and coal
within the territory Of Alaska they for
got all about the heat and were all at
tention.
Senator PoindeXtcr, after a lengthy
Introduction offered a resolution de-
handing that President Taft and the
department of the interior produce all
the records leading up To, and granting
of certain rights to the Guggenheims
and Ryan for that tract of land i'm
Alaska which Is recognized as the key
To the oil situation and an outlet To the
coal mines.
The resolution and its introduction
was on the sensational order and even
II the resolution should fail to be
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
WASHINGTON SENATOR
GOES AFTER TAFT

IL pied. the president will in justice
to himself he obliged to answer the
charges set forth by the senator from
Washington in his remarks
PoindexIer is one of the new menu
bers Of the senate. having recently
been sent here from Washington ami
this can be called his first great speech.
II is believed here that the introduce
ton of the resolution was prompted by
the recent action OF the commissioner
Of the general land office which knock
ed out the Cunningham claims. EN-
bracing the finest coal deposits in AL
aska. The decision on the part of the
people in the state of Washington is
very unpopular. and many other SEN
sations are expected to follow before
the matter is finally cleaned up.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
5000 men co
OUT ON STRIKE
Nugget special Service.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2s-F.squent
labor troubles are cropping up every
few days at the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, the men being dissatisfied over
not receiving the increase expected.
Today '.r some unknown reasnl on the
part Oi the managers of tn. N'-ri<s
1--WE tuouSdnj rTn walkei oUt. when
they believed the strike had been set
tied 10 the satifaCtiOn OF all.
The managers OF the locomotive
works will allow the men So many
hours To return. then will cancel Ia, 4
contracts for deliveries Of locomotives
and close their shops for month or
two until skilled mechanics can he
obtained from other sections of the
country. The men who have been
working for the company several years
are getting rich and own their own
homes here i'm the city, but the COM
pany believes their condition allows
them To assume an air OF independeney
that is detrimental 10 the workings Of
the large locomotive plant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
ASSAY OFFICE WILL
CHARGE FOR DEPOSITS

business amt great charge upon the
government.
Already steps have been taken IL
have senators Jones' and Poindexter
tax" up thu matter with the authorities
in Washington 10 see if the charge Of
$3.50 cannot be- done away with
The move lis taken as a stepping
stone Ia discontinue the assay Office
her" I'm the city go The gold received
for assayiug and melting has such
short season. "a question Of few
months In the summer and fall. that
the government does not feel justified
in maintaining II al SO great an ex-
pense for fhr time required L. do ne
work
My lease having expired, after jelly
first. I will occupy offices across the
hall from my present office IN the Board
Of Trade building. where I will con-
tinue my practice. Phone Main SIS.
DR.. CORA q. EBIE.
Pineapples at Royal Fruit Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
SENATE REPORTS
HOUSE HAVE 433
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June %
The senate committee having in charge
the census returns for the year 1910.
10 determine the number of r-presen-
tatives i'm the house. allowed i'm addl-
tion 10 the three hundred and ninety
eight which has been the number since
the census Of 1900. handed in their
report today.
From the official report handed in ny
the senate committee the number ~
representatives which will go 10 make
up the house for the next ten ycat :
will be four hundred and thirty -O.Tec.
which according To- their reappoTtion-
ment is the correct number as per cea-
sus returns.
The gain in ten years in numbers is
thirty 1--WE. and the states TO be above d
additional representatives will be given
out In a few days. but are the same as
given out last fall when the population
By states was given out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
VICTORIA DUE
on SATURDAY
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. June 29.--The steamship
Victoria is due to arrive here In Seat
tie sometime Saturday. The Umatila
due To arrive here this evening has
been in daily communication with the
Victoria ever since the vessel left
Nome several days after the Umatilla,
and has forwarded a message To the
Alaska Stea mship Company that the
boat will reach port sometime Satur-
day and expected To break the record
for the trip down
The Victoria left Nome n week ago
tomorrow and with a number of pas
sengers from upper river points.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
Nugget Special Service.

CHEYENNE, June 2S.-When the
derrick, drills and other apparatus for
locating mineral oil hundreds of feet
below the surface were blownt pieces
by the powerful force of the oil as it
came shooting from the ground yes
terday. there was the greatest oil
stampede on ever witnessed i'm the
West
With the well just struck. shooting
oil many feet into the air. and the peo-
pie endeavoring to cap the flow and
not succeeding. people We're running
hither and thither. trying to take up
oil lands, and securing options for
miles and miles in the vicinity of the
geyser.
The oil men who have made the
strike report from the pressure of the
well now tapped. and the great depth
at which the oil was struck indicates
that under lying the country in the
vicinity of Cheyenne are great lakes of
mineral oil under great pressure.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
ANT|TOX|NE FOR
LOCKJAW LATEST

even after the jaws have become set SO
firm that il was almost impossible to
pry them apart
The discovery is hailed as a great
boom ia the medical world for Iockjaw
which is becoming more frequent every
Year like III" growth OF cancer has ell
ways been looked upon as deadly in
effect
With The anti-toxinc there is no lan-
ger from death by lockjaw. the patient
receiving relief after one or two an
plicatinns. much the same As with ,ne
.anti-toXine for diphtheria
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
Nugget Special Service.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2S-Physic-
ians Of this city have given out the
statement that they have discovered a
sure anti-toxine for lockjaw. which has
been bothering the medical world for
years to perfect. According 10 the in
formation given out a dose Of fifteen
hundred units of Tctanus anti toxin,
is a sure preventive from lockjaW
Several cases which have come under
the care of the physicians having anti
toxine here In the city. state i'm every
instance the patients has recovered
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29

VAST OIL FIELDS
FOUND AT CHEYENNE

The well just struck is flowing too
fast for them to get it capped so hun
dreds Of teams have been engaged to
construct a dam Of dirt about the gey-
ser to save the hundreds and thousands
of barrels of oil that will otherwise
escape before the well can be gotten
under control.
A reservoir a quarter of a mile in
diameter is being scooped up by horses
and scrapers and two graders have
been drafted into commission to help
cOnfine the great flow Of black mineral
oil as it is falling in steady shower
after leaping many feet into the air.
The city has gone oil crazy. the
stores and business houses are closed
for owners as well as clerks are trying
To get hold of piece OF land that may
bring them "A fortune.
Mining and Dredging Edition Of the
Daily Nugget will be issued Oct. I.
Placer Locations at Nuooet Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
UMATILLk WILL
ARRIVE TONIGHT
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE, June 29.-Wireless COM
munications with the steamship Una
tile which sailed from Nome July is
received today states the vessel will
arrive this evening about eight O'Clock
The message conveys the fnforma-
ton that the passengers are all well
and they had considerable trouble i'm
getting through the ice pack Of Boring
sea which extended many miles to the
south of Nome
Since leaving the pass the Umatilla
has been making good time. but lost
about twenty four hours i'm the Bering
sea ice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
RUIN
BEET INDUSTRY
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. u c. June Is
Sugar King Spreckles testified before
thu ttrif committee here today that
should sugar he placed On the free list
il would ruin the beet sugar indus
try Of the country and cause millions
Of loss "a the farmers who are noW
engaged Ia raising sugar beets
According 20 the testimony of Mr.
Spreckles. the American farmer can
not compete with the natives o: Cuba
and Philippines IN raising sugar cane
for the raw material. That thu duty
now imposed on raw sugar allows
thousands Of farmers 10 make a good
living by raising sugar beets for which
there is always a good market.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
TREATY WITH GREAT
BRITAIN COMPLETE

questions and problems will be decided
by board OF arbitration.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29

Letter Heads printed Nugget Office
Artistic Job printing Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29

The Eagle handles nothing but bond
ed Whistles. With one exception No. 6
Monogram. A distilled product is ne
eessariIy pure. All bonded Whistles
are distilled, and when something is
pure, nothing can be purer.
Tha naiIu Nnnnet 50 no ner month
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29

Subscribe for the Nome Daily N a.,
ss;. $500 q month.
Locations at the Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29

The Daily Nugget, $500 per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29

Placer Locations at Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29

Pineapplss at Royal Fruit Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04
steam Engineers Protest.

Detroit branches of the Information
al Union of Steam Engineers will
make emphatic protest against the bill
which has been introduced In the leg
islature to give the state labor de-
partment authority to issue all sta
tionary engineers licenses. About a
third of all the stationary engineers In
the state are employed In Detroit and
such a law would cause them great
inconvenience.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
List Continues Firm During First
Hour Although Transactions Are
Carried on by Professionals.

NEW YORK, March "A fairly
strong tone was shown at the open
ing OF the stock market today, gains
ranging around point being record
ed.
IL q. m.-The market continued
strong during the first hour although
transactions were confined to the pro-
fessional element.
Governments steady; other bonds
unchanged.
Little beyond the dullness, familiar
on Saturdays, was witnessed on the
stock exchange today. In general,
prices yielded irregularly in the early
trading, but grew stronger towards
the close. The positive news that an
extra session Of the new congress
would be called had little influence. II
was In fact foregone conclusion
since the middle Of the week and II
Is altogether too early to predict how
much or how little, beyond Canadian
reciprocity, the Democratic majority
will endeavor to enact.
The stock market closed steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04
Woman In Contempt.

Justice Otis court was crowded,
Saturday morning. with Servians, in
yolved In a replevin suit. The result
OF IL displeased one OF the women.
She took a punch at one OF the men,
but missed him. The justice threat.
ened to fine the whole crowd for con-
tempt. The belligerent woman was
not the least cowed by the threat. for
she continued to gesticulate insult
ingly and menacingly toward her op
ponents and the court. She made her
escape when the court proceeded to
put his threat into execution.