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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
The La Prieta Mine.

Another property ln the AlamOs district which is coming to the front is La Prieta mine. This prop erty is owned jointly by Obermiller, Wilson and Mccarthy. ar Of Ala mos. It is @ gold proposition and located about 90 miles northeast of the town Of Alamos There Is 8 five-stamp mill on tke ground which is in operation on an aver age 9 hours daily and the owners are getting good returns for their efforts. The property is considered good one.
 Many Denouneements.
 Many Announcements have been recently made in Sonora and the number greatly exceeds that of a like period last year. Following is a list of recent filings on min ersl lands.
 Juan Antunez filed on 9 pertenen- cias near Soyopa. district Of Ures, near the Noche Buena mine.
 Herman Wendler of the San An tonio de la Huerta property has talk en up 42 pertenenciss in that To- cality, Ures district
 T. Robinson Bours & Bros, or AlamOs have filed on the following for E. NJ. Greenlee. 3 pert in the municipality oC Quiriego. dis lrict of Alsmos; G pert. in same district, municipality of Rio Chico; pert. in same district. near La Colorado mine; pert. also near La Colorado.
 J. M Quiros. pert. in munici- rality of Rio Chico. district of Ala mos; pert in same locality.
 c. Sanchez. 10 pert. in municipal it2 of Cucurpe district Of Mazda lena, near the Fl Tucabe ranch.
 F. N. Valencia and I. Angul 3. | pert. in Csrro Tordillo mountains. MagJaiena district
 J. A. Soto. 20 pert. in municipal ity of Bavispe. district of Moctezuma.
 Nicholas Shaid os Douglas. Ariz-, 3 pert. near Cumpas; 6 pert. near Huasabas. both in district Of Moe. tezdma-
 J. L. Gallego. -2 pert in Pro
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
GEO. D, CAMPBELL
 COMMISSIONER

Tus m.um- IuH-. aarm aH che nl~w.rt 'aurr ~l-ua l.a "rIrr sI,- painting Gr.rsr n Campbell aums- si"u,r or rhe Candle District in p'.,,, ot S e. IIeuton.
 Tho aprnntm.nr "r A.r ,..r... s- 1 r"pufar unv. thr r.ur.y u amH .naaJ raudlr asNm- that hr h. -,a.t.I .. m lEr position Mr. ru.H.. .. C"mmissi"urr .u Dana.- H.r a s.u rr uNu uudrr IuHgr Ma"r. aut N... ns.u m Nome lar gne past ,n" .,arS
 When ~rru tu,iaN bz go representative "f th, Nugget Mir Campbell stated h, had ryrviyrd his ,ommis~tau~nip fram the Judge which goes mta effect vu September ls,. H- also stated that lhr present incumbent Judgr <. C Hrutou Mas going to thr States fur go ,arat- tlan during th, winter ana urou his return he would rrsign and all"W hlu Ia continue as Commissioner up iu the Candle District.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
SCHOONER REDFIELD
 NOW 4 TOTAL WRECK

W"rl Vas received ast ,grumg tnn th, Gasoline Srhaanvr r ; E,iH.8 which went ash"r. al ,ap. fru. af Wales nu SttuullA ughl ar ~wHHs morning is t"ral wreck That uar- tain Eallmg,r of th- E.t.ul. outt,r Bear sent urir sutns he ef- u hopes of saving ths ,area. auf tn. s.~- s.l Mas t"taI wreck
 The schooner Mas g".ug Narlh an # l"uhlr missiod Snr Mas D,aug sa.a- tables fruits. tobacco. rlu'hHg rra,f- sious. arms anal ammunition [" tho ...-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
POWELL AND CORNELL
 FIGHTING OVER PAPERS

Judge Murane of me District 'omrC is hearing the case of Powell vs cor nell today, in lieu of Commissioner Schofield. before whom the case should be tried.
 Some few days ago F. F. Powell swore out a search warrant against his book k-keeper Henry C. Cornell. charging him with taking away cer- tain papers belonging to the office The papers had to do with the Wonder Creek Dredging Company. also the Consolidated Dredging Company.
 It appears that the marshal under
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22

authority of his search warrant dis covered the missing papers in the pos session of MT Cornell. The ease should have come up before Commissioner Schofield hut he being the attorney for Mir. Powell he had Judge Murane try the case to see if the papers now in the custody of the court should he re- tained by Cornell, ar returned to F. F. Powell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
GRANT GOING TO
 RUBY CAMP

A x. Graut for several wears rau- uectrd with the Nugget aud the luo- type operator of the paper f"r mtus years. leaves the Iditarod ou Srpr.m, h-r list for the neN camp at RubN.
 AIr Grant had his Pioneer Pres, plant shipped over |" St Michael "r the DuNbury and the Northern Naviga- ton Company Nill talk, it ,a Euh> city on the Yukon. where ,irtuJ rN- poets to engage in business
 During the past winter Mr Grtnt has been associated with Major Strong t the publishing business al Iditaro, City.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22

haamH ports .' <a.1.aur ~.ufl f. Ta#nf lsarne an# lumr Hope. and afnr #...r.- H.. #u4. e>I"e..t To. -s au aH extended s#.. f..-- u t#. Nr.t.
 Th EaIm.a has ..an a.n.r .tr. rt.r "u r.. rn~t Sa. .- Hat t Pert EH..a. l>>. .- l.rs r..l nHs #s feet nram ea #s~ a..aa DO. m ..,f wH. aaaurr at- -eai Nmr. a rH. Naes. guu.yr. .s ,.... lauA as HaH.0 DauI nma ] u.u- ghrag is o.. Saul. as.ut
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
APPROXIMATELY MEXICO
 ADMITTED AS STATES

Mexico and tclcCrams uf congratula- @ ton came pouring into the Capital until a late hour last cvcuiny
 The conditions contained in the rrsn- lution passed by tho Senate and Hocs. and approved hN the President conn pels Arizona to eliminate the Judi.iar, Recall in her constitution and New MeNlco must Vet" m" proposal. alsu making its constitution m"r.. suS.r- tihle to amendment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
ACQUISITION PAPERS HoNoREC

SACRAMENTO. Aug 22.-Goveruor Johnson today honnred the requisition papers from the governor nf Indiana for the return of one James Hosik. g detective of Los Angeles who has been indicted hv the grand jury charged with Kidnapping MeNamara
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
TRANSFER WAR ON TN SEATTLE
LABOR UNIONS OVER COUNTRY
 GETTING READY FOR WALk0uT

stalling an attempt to unionize the men employed in the lumber mills of Texas and Louisiana, in order to bring about big strike. the owners shut down their works today.
 Last evening when the men quit they attended meetings to See if they should form local union and in time have the same extend to all the lumber camps in the South as far East as Louisiania, and the meeting resulted ii a committee being appointed to investi- gate and submit plans for forming all the lumber camps into a union to strike for higher wages.
 This morning when the men came to work every mill owner in the south presented the employees with an en- velope containing their pay and told them they had decided to close down the mills for the time being
 mill owners has thrown 5000 men out of employment and there is no telling when the mills will start up again. Perhaps not until late in the fall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
VICTORIA nIIE
 SEATTLE AUG. 27
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. Aug % Wireless com munications between this city and the Steamship Victoria of the Alaska Steamship Company states that the vessel will reach the city early in the morning of the 27th. The company is now advertising the vessel to sail for Nome. August 29th.
 From the wireless reports of the yes sel the Victoria is making fast time and is having beautiful weather. All the passengers on board reported well.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-Yesterday afternoon, shortly after the Statehood Bill reached the President containing the resolutions passed by the Senate and House. the President affixed his signature to the measure which admits the two territories as full Hedge states into the Union.
 As soon as the bill had en signed word was fla shed to Arizona and Nev.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
FGEBBABBEEEIF;tHHE NEWS
KING GEORGE V CON.
 GRATULATEs LLOYD
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 LONDON. Aug. 22-Yestcrdav af- ternoon King George telegraph-d his congratulations to Prime Minister Her bert Henry ASquith and Chancellor of the Exchedn"r David Lloyd George for their prompt settlement of the great strike on Saturday night when th" whole country was in the throes of an industrial war
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22

h't.Hs 'h. injunction of the court i"r"ad'"4 'n.n 'o ask for transfers lfeseu-'rs .u 4rsu numbers demanded transfers !" fH ports of th, city
 The result el tH. demand for trans i"r~ has n".a 'u- tI- ur of tho Old E"n'"n I-u" nd .H, road ,~ now m 'h"r-. at aJu marshrIs awaiting mtaH "rI.rs from th- court The r""n.' .nf0f s...'. tr. nu., uaIkiu. "r u~n- "r..r ..a..- q. u.t,l to get 70 ana .r.a a.u homes
 Get the best CIaret Port or sherr. from The Seward Coml Co.. Main
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
Nugget Special Service.


 CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Thc unions all over the country appear to be getting restless and many railroad men are on the verge of striking This morning the unions having in charge the men employed in the building industry known as the Associated Building Trades ordered out 5000 men and they walked out to man, SO that building Is now at standstill here in Chicago. It is hinted that out of sympathy to the building strike many other unions will take hand and the various indus tries of the city may be tied up much the same as over in England during the recent trouble over there.
 There is no demonstration on the part of the strikers today and out side of the fact that all the buildings being reared are now without worlmon there is nu indication of an i"h"".-'..r war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
COURT ISSUES INJUNCTION
 PASSENGERS REFUSE TO OBEY
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Aup ,. This n,r.pr Juds" Iianforl of th- bisuI,, ,.uu .-- sued @ t"ur"rus uuu,uau nu.d- ing pass"ug'r> ta as, for transfers from th" S"art.. R.ntun N Southern Line
 Tn" injunction was granted uu th. part "i ih" owners of th- nId R.uton Lin" Th"r" has h,ru a Hght un ror som" tim" between 'h, r.upl. uEmg along th" hu" "t th. Seattle. R,ntun X Southern R.. thr people demanding transfers (" aIl S.attl, Electric lines which hay" never hr,n granted
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
LOW PRICED COAL FOR NOME
Read the Northwestern's Statement, Page 3, this issue.
AT THE NORTHERN

Big Show Saturday Night. Rehearsal Thursday night. All under the able management of the Great German Am eriean comedian, Adolf Rudolf. En- trance fee, one plate salad. Same furnished by Bob.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22

The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, the oldest company in America. holds the largest fund for dividends to be paid in 1911 si3.53s.- 333OD. Don't insure until you have seen w. w. Sale. special agent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
NOTICE TO SCOTTISH RITES

Ernest 8. Hussey. Sovereign Grand Inspector General 4. & A. s. R. for Washington and Alaska is at St. Michael and is expected m Nome, Wednesday. All Masons expecting to take Scottish Rite degrees should com munieate with R. w. Thompson at once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
Nugget Special Service.

WASHNGToN. Aug .s Senator Robert Iarulb1 al Wisconsin mad au aIfr,a3 tp liH ssuHiaas .t ta..af..-= Nrstrrdat afternoon rar the d,s.lar- mrnt of the r,-s"uu1-- of Alaska
 "All tho he.-af.u .. Ha.. .##.... plished L" d1t. anrt.r N.ra.r p.. session has h,,u IL .. ..an #. ... r"stigati"us and srit.as a-ar.- H.. tween government aft,HI-
 "I.,.t Us d" S"m.thn4 rat r.. w.-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
NOTICE TO LADIES

For all kinds of millinery goods, or hats made and trimmed to order, call on Mrs. Wanger at 236 Third Avenue near Hogan's Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
LA TOILETTE WOULD
 DEVELOP ALASKA

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
NEW EuF STORE.

The Mckenzie River Fur Tradina Go. of New York have opened s store at 2te Front street. A permanent repr' sents- tive will remain ail year. Best prices for fine furs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22
MASONIC FUNERAL

The funeral services of our late the Temple "Wednesday at ? p. m. sharp. r. ]. MEYEk, W. Nj.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22

Try a case or a dozen of fresh Blue Ribbon. Olympia or Rainier beer from Sewa nd Com's Co, Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22

Just the thing for that outgoing friend. basket of Mumm's extra dry. Seward Com1 Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22

The best Piano in Nome, for s'i- account leaving. See A. ]. Heslsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22

Daily Nugget, the reliable news ven- dor of Alaska. Subscribe right away.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-22

Beats The Strikers To 1t. BEA UMONT. Tex. Aug. 22.-Fore.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19

II subscribers 10 the Review find
the paper has stopped coming rath'
er abruptly, they can come to the
conclusion that their time has eX.
plred. The date on the label Is
generally all the dun we send out
on subscription. II is all that
should be necessary. We send no
solicitor out to collect subscriptions,
having discovered that at least
three.fourths Of the people are hon
es, and pay without solicitation. 1t
costs us from IS cents upward to
collect a dollar subscription through
a collector Therefore, II three
fourths on Our lists pay up we are
just as far ahead, aud we run a
chance OF some OF the onc.iourth
paying up. We have dead
head list, of course, which we ex.
pect to publish one OF these days
just TO show to the public whom we
have found TO be dishonest,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19

It is not pleasant TO record the
truth. there are mothers who have
sacrificed motherhood to worldly
ambition, and the most unhappy
women on earth are those who set
aside filial ties in order to live lives
of social frivolity and the time comes
to all such, when the bloom OF
youth forsakes the check, and fire
of youth dies out Of the eye. Such
often turn to their homes for sym
pathy and love, only to find that
they too have vanished with their
personal charms, and when II is too
late the sad truth dawns upon them
that they are unhonored aud un-
loved. The path Of duty is the only
safe path, let it be ever so thorny,
and the safe guide board points to
the home.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19
RESOLUTIONS or COINCIDENCE

St. Johns Lodge S4S, The Fra
ternal Brotherhood, ST. Johns. Ore
Whereas; The hand OF death ha,
been laid upon the home OF our bro
ther, Virgil Whitsell, aud has re-
moved therefrom his beloved mo-
Their Therefore, be il
Resolved; That we, the members
of 81, Johns Lodge in regular ses'
sion assembled, do hereby extend
to our beTeaved brother our sincere
sympathy in his time of sorrow, and
be IL further
Resolved; That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the rec
ords OF this lodge, a copy of these
resolutions be sent To our brother,
ard a copy furnished the ST, Johns
Review for publication,
Ed l.. Stockton,
n, A. Gee,
Ina Kingsbury, Committee.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19

The city of st. Johns does ordain as
follows:
That whereas, the city council by reso.
lution adopted on the second day of May
| 1911, directed the city engineer TO make
survey OF extension of Bradford street
as the same would appear, from the east.
erly line OF Richmond street 20 the easter.
| ~ line OF Out Lot'E' A. l.. Miners Ad-
dition to the city Of St. Johns, and TO
make plat of the same and a written
and complete description of the proposed
change and extension thereof, which
said resolution Is hereby referred to and
made part hereof, aud
whereas the city engineer within
twenty days thereafter did make and file
said plat, aud written description of the
lands TO be required in the proposed
changed and extension of said street with
the city recorder of said city, which des-
cription is as follows, to-wit:
Belonging to the o. X. & N. Company,
BEGINNING at point in the easteriy line
of Richmond street, in the CITY of St.
Johns, "a feet north OF the southerly line
OF Bradford street produced, thence east
erly at right angles TO easterly line of
Richmond street a distance Of tso feet,
thence southerly parallel with said east.
erly line OF Richmond street 77.SS feet,
thence westerly parallel with the north.
erly line OF o. X. & N. Co.'S right of
way Ijo feet to the easterly line OF Rich
mond street, thence portherly on said
easterly line Of Richmond street a. .SS TO
place Of beginning containing In all
y674.4 square feet more or less.
Belonging 20 Anna aMerrill-Beginnin
at point In the easterly line Of Rich.
mond street, in the city of St. Johns, "a
feet north OF the southerly line of Brad.
ford street produced, thence northerly
along said easterly line of Richmond
street distance Of J7.I2f feet thence east
erly at right angles to the said easterly
line Of Richmond street, distance OF
80 feet, thence southerly parallel with
the said easterly line Of Richmond street
J,.I7 feet 10 the northerly line Of the o.
X. x N. Company's right Of way wester.
ly tracing the northerly line Of said
right OF way 100 feet to the place OF be.
ginning, containing In all Also square
feet more or leas.
Also all OF out lot "R" A. l.. Miners
Addition 60 the city OF 81. Johns.
Which said description, plat aud sur
vey have been examined by the council
and found satisfactory, aud that said des.
cription, plat aud survey, be and the
same Is hereby approved aud adopted.
Passed by the council May 10, 1911.
Approved by the mayor May 70, 1911.
X. G. COUCH.
Mayor.
Attest: II. A. RICB,
Recorder.
Published In the ST. Johns Review on
Nav 10, IotI.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19

The City Of st, Johns does ordaiu
as followsi
That whereas. the city council, by res
olntion adopted ON the second day oi
May, 1871. directed the city engineer &c
make a survey OF Crawford street extend,
ing the same from Richmond street a.
to include therein all OF Lot "F" in A.
l., Miners Addition TO the city OF ST.
Johns, and to make plat of the same,
and a written report, and a complete des-
eriplion OF the proposed change aud ex-
tension thereof, which resolution Is here
by referred To and made a part hereof,
and whereas, the city engineer within
twenty days thereafter did file said plat,
written report and survey with the re-
eordsr OF said city, which said report Is
as follows, to-wit:
In order 10 open Crawford street ae-
eording TO resolution adopted by the
council May aud, 1871, Il will be neces-
sary 10 condemn the following described
property, to-wit; beginning at point la
the Easterly line OF Richmond street
north as degrees 90 minutes east, Cos
feet from the south west corner OF the
Williams Caples ID. l.. c. in Section u
Township N. r. ! w. WM. and which
uatho tut oohAhMcoAStll NoIuCI OF tile
plot OF ground decided TO A. l.. Miner;
thence north as degrees 90 minutes, east
90 feet 10 the northerly line OF Crawford
street, thence south oS degrees 80 min
utes cas- ISl feet to the easterly line of
said plot. thence south as degrees 90 min
utes west 90 feet, thence north 6s de-
grees 20 minutes west along the south
srly line OF Crawford street to the place
OF beginning, containing 7s1o square feet,
more or less.
Also out lot "P" A. L. Miners Addi-
ton TO ST. Johns 600 square feet.
Which said report, plat aud survey
have been examined BY the council and
found satisfactory, and that said report,
plat and survey be and the same are
hereby approved and adopted.
Passed by the Council this 10th day OF
May, 1871,
Approved by the Mayor, this 10th day
OF May, 1871.
K.c. COUCH.
Mayor.
Attest: Prank A. Rice,
Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review on
May I9, 1871.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19
Protect the Girls

Under the above heading an ar
ticle is going the rounds Of the press
and Il is we'll worth reading. II calls
upon parents TO warn as we'll as
protect IL they would keep their
daughters from the dangers that
beset the young, attractive girl. It's
warning should be needed but II can
not fail but strike the reader that
the sons need protection and warn
ing as we'll as the daughters. The
men who lead astray the young and
innocent girls were once as young
aud innocent as they, and as dear to
their mothers, II not dearer, than
the daughters, and their souls as
precious in the sight of the Creator
ss those of the weaker sex. II would
be easy to protect the girls, IL the
boys were kept clean, and until the
responsibility OF keeping the sons
ofthc family as upright as the daugh.
ters Is realized. no household is safe.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19
Memorial Day

Arrangements arc being perfected fol
the general observance Of Memorial Day
by General Compson Post G.. a. X. and
Compson w. r. &. assisted by Peter PoT.
ter /. Of G.. \. r.
The Post with members Of the associate
organizations will visit the several schools
IN the city at 1880 a. M. Friday May 20.
Sunday May 26. the Post. with affiliated
organizations will attend Divine services at
the NJ T. church a, 230 p, M sharp,
Tuesday the G.. \. r. with W. Il. c. and
/, Of G.. 4 II. will meet in front Of G., \,
r. hall promptly At 10 q M. from there 10
the grounds where memorial services will
be held
NsT, week will be given definite pro.
gram. and Il is expected that the school
children Of the several schools will partici.
pate I, is hoped that all citizens will
unite on these occasions TO participate in
the services,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19

II seems that few OF the friend,
Of Councilman G., l., Perrine ar,
waxing somewhat indignant becaus,
in writing up the council proceed.
ings we invariably prefix Mr. Per
rine's name with "Soc, " They
are under the impression tha, We
are taking a little fling at Mr.. Per
rine on account OF his socialistio
tendencies. This is erroneous, We
doubt il Mr.. Perrine has a better
friend in the city than ye editor
not ON account of his socialistic
leanings, but in spite of them. He
has thus far proven TO be one OF the
very best councilmen ST, Johns ev-
er had. The "Soc," is prefiNed at
that gentleman's request in order
we presume, to not allow the public
TO forget that he is a socialist, is
proud OF the fact and that his ac-
tions prove that his course is shaped
through neither fear or favor, let
the chips fall where they may. He
is, we believe, the first socialist TO
10 occupy an aldermanic seat in St,
Johns, and il all socialists were like
G.. L., a few more elected occa-
sionally, would be beneficial to the
city's interest,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19

The fact that the water front
stub of Charleston street has never
been officially vacated is gratifying
news to most of our citizens. II Is
now probable that an exchange can
be made for like portion OF ground
adjoining the Richmond street dock,
The stub OF street In question eX-
tends from Albany street TO the
harbor line, being about 2ooN6o In
size. With this much ground add
cd to the dock property, Il can be
made into something worth while,
giving a water frontage OF $40 feet,
we believe, Frantic endeavors have
been made from time To- time 10
have this plat vacated on the part
of the Marine Iron Works, but ac-
cording TO Attorney Esson Il was
never legally vacated. As a result
a lively squabble seems imminent
A standing offer OF $1,000 for this
part OF Charleston street was made
by r. w. McKeon, Therefore il is
worth the city's while to retain OF
exchange It for something just as
good.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-05-19

The annual ball given by the
Bachelors club Tuesday night in
St. Johns Rink was pronounced a
grand success. The rink was elab-
orately decorated with pennants Of
orange and green through the hall
and an additional row around the
base of the balcony. Weinberger' S
orchestra with six pieces rendered
the music and II is needless to
say that the strains which drifted
through the dogwood. blossoms
would do justice to any ball room.
Delicious punch was served. Over
90 couples were In attendance and
enjoyed FIRST class time.