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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
PLOTTING
 AGAINST MADERO
Nugget Special Service.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July H. The Junta here in this city. which is made up from supporters of the eXiled President Diaz are plotting [" talk" the life of General Madcrn the acting pres ident of Mexico
 The intentions If the Junta are well known and one of the members who has liking for Madero, although he held office for years under Diaz. has put certain officials wise q the scheme to kill off Madero and crcat" gen eral uprising in Mexico thereby paving the way for the return of DiaZ
 Secret service men are reported on their way here from Washington and they will watch every move on the part of the Junta. and expect to keep in close touch with their actions through the leaks that exist in th" inner working of the organization b. their murderous plots against the pres ent rulers in Mexico.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
C0X STATEMENT
 N0W SEEM ASSURE

the president d written statement to the effect that d careful search has been made iu his department and they fail to show any records or letters having passed between Ballingcr and Ryan. or Charles Taft and Balling.r pertaining to lands in or about Con troller Bay, Alaska, and that all docu- ments are opened to inspection at any and all times by officials appointed tn search and investigate the same
 Congressman Cox of Indiana has stirred up a hornets nest here in Washington in connecting the name of President Taft with the grabbing of tide water lands and water frontage in Controller bay with that of one Rich ard Ryan who is supposed to be a secret agent of the Guggenheims
 Nothing brought to light to date will bear out the statements of the repre- sentative from Indiana. and il is be- lcv"d he has been made fool Of bN certain people who have axes to grind in and about the Alaskan coal fields
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
FORGED CAPTAIN
 PUT THEM ASHORE
Nugget Special Serviee.

Nu9gct opectal oefNtce.
 SANTA BARBARA. July g-Thr passengers from the wrecked steamer Santa Rosa which Is now breaking up on Point Conception. nave il m for the captain of the wreck and state that he did not allow a soul to go ashore untt they forced him to do it.
 I he sea was calm when ,hc Vessel struck. but a swell commenced Q heave in from the Pacific whiah causeG the vessei to comme ;re pounding nb lhe rocks within a few hours Ina 2 the captain did not want ta alloy any of the passengers |" go ashore Strt" : there was no danger. and Wiih ,hn twp steamers standing by he cnulI lak I. care of them.
 The pounding nf the steamer on the rocks soon had her filled with water and the passengers then forced the captain to lower away the life boats and commence tn land them on the beach in the cove around the point.
 Four sailors lost their lives in the rescue work and the passengers report that many would have been drowned had they listened to the captain and remained aboard the doomed steamer
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
BALL|NGER TELLS OF
 CONTROLLER BAY

demands made. bl r",pI,. irving to ,or- r.l th. .,h"l. water front That such step -huuld uut Joe taken fnr 100. m"inpn's ~hnuld h, granted auy on. I'r~"u or aSs"oIatipu oT persons
 That when h, ~" informed rho. for "~tr, department they then sought tr have th" whole Controller bay thrown "I'.u [" p-"rl. Nau'mg t" take up tn, Sim" But hat n"y,. was also blocked for il meant some one company or cor porttiou grabbing everything m sight just what 'h. pre- ld"ui was trying t" avoid
 EaHu-"r says th, president may b,. guilty 1I som" miStak'~ but he has been wr"ugwIIv ar,u-,d in this par ticuIar instance. and that Representa- tive Cox has made 1 bad mistak.. tu trying To ,"upl" th" presidents name with that of Richard Ryan or the Gug genheim~ m securing the water ftuu- in and about Controller bul
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
AIRSHIP FLIES
 WITH PASSENGER
Nuaaet Special Service.

BALTIMORE. July II Aviator At wood. with Hamilton as passenger. flew from this city to Atlantic city. then was To proceed on [" Washington landing his passenger. th'u return to Baltimore
 Hamilton. who was the passenger. k the famous aviator who has been be- fore the public for years and always creates a sensation with his wonderful dip or glide from great heights to the earth or water just escaping hitting thc same as he shoots again into the air.
 The trip was made today with Avia- tor Atwood in command Of the machine but the airship belonged to Hamilton and was his famous biplauc. The trip was made to Atlantic in record time. then the aviaturs started for Washing ton and circled the capitol building hut owing to the intense heat they wcrr forced to alight and Atwood expected tp wait until the cool of the evening before returning to Baltimore which h, has to do to win the prize money
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. July ll.-Secrctary of the Interior Fisher today informed President Taft that a thorough search through the records of his department fails to brn" to light any letters from one Richard Ryan. to former Secretary Ballinger, as stated ar intimatcd in th, house on Saturday last by R"presen- tatiVe Cox, of Indiana.
 The present secretary of the interior informs the president that there are no records whatever in his department from the alleged secret service man" nf the Guggenheims. Richard Ryan on file in the department pertaining to th" lands at Controller bay. or none which refer to Charles Taft. the brother of the president. which k also alleged by the congressman from Indiana in which he used his good influence tb gain certain concessions in Alaska along what Is termed the water front at Controller bay.
 Secretary Fisher has forwarded to
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
QUARTZ BOOMING
 IN FAIRBANKS

N. W. Sal" of tho recorders office received word in the last mlil that came over from St Michael d letter from his brother John L. Sale at Fair banks The writer believes in th fu- tur" "f the quartz of the camp tud rN- poets to see the mining in hard r",k prove the salvation of the inland miu- ing section In the letter received we uuot" as follows
 Fairbanks. Jun. 26, lail The camp books like a sur" quartz camp Rhodes has about on" quarter "f a million n sight He has taken out ahoul aur hundred thousand dollars (" date
 "othcr hedges ar' showing up N,u and orders hay" been placed for ihrr- more mills to be shipped in hrrr during the summer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
TELEPHONE GIRL
 WINS MILLIONAIRE

chance of the young couple getting married.
 Last evening after finishing her days work at the exchange Miss Beesley went home. had supper. then went for a spin with young Chafre in his touring ear. The couple returned after a couple Of hours as man and wife. in formed a few close friends and away they went off on their honeymoon. a touring over the country It is ex- pected the couple will cross the Amer ican continent in their ear before they return.
 A number of friends claim the happy couple are right here in the city and will await the action of the young mans parents as to his marriage for he is nothing more than a youth. who has been very much spoiled in having too much money and his own way
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
SEAL TREATY
 NOW IN FORGE
Nugget Special serv es.

iNNgItA 1fNNtat 0cFN Gr
 WASHINGTaN B e Ia'y 70 The -'lI treat booking 2" thr plotr .. tpu nf thr far bearing ~-al~ nf .u. Pacific ua~ signed bE m. f,.#l #lu.,.4s.. members of tHe l."u,rs last Satur .ts Jarau aft'I holding "ut ."r 'Wo w.. finally agreed r. gn-auur,tiaE n IH- protection at thr tur ~.a.
 m, treat, u"ts sn i,.- ,ul -u. ka, Nu 4- the 'mnt,. lalf -,.u p,ltalr" mahv- lt pr,hfhitN. rar n. r..e.a ta kdI "r hun, seals r'r a sI.ou ps-..i ,.i. anne iu any and aIl rank"rir~ 0i:t To. exception nt ahat~,. Jalau and Nam ,hItks ~.st~
 Th, praEI~san- af ia, treaty ar.. t" a. enforced hy aIl 1hr ruk,,r~ represent ad aud T. lS heliyNrd that ghr whole s,l. ~laueht"riug "T th,. -.a fan brsr- ug animals being prohibited they N4H u"t h.-yum, extinct under proper prt- trttipu 5s thc> HN, hsru lu great dtn- ger of aaug with thy present Ts,.uvs. tal killing lhem h> tAs fuuu~ant~
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE Wash. July II Richard BalliEgrr eN-@-cretar> "f the interior department. has come ou, m wltt'..l statemcnt tn the press telling all tuoul tn. controller bay controversy an .u tue article warmly asserts thI %. foI' Stry department not only Go. Q, ! the recommendation iu the Ran hp- rii'ati"n. but We're in favor of throw ing th" whoI" water front at t',....,'- Ter bay opened when they learned that both his department and President Taft did not favor parc"Iliug out the water frOntag" along Controller bal
 That his department cancelled the granting of The recommendations of the forestry department passed at th. request of Richard Ryan Inr certain water rights ur water fruutagas along the shore or Controller bay because tn" president was not in favor of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
TAFT NEVER APPROACHED
PETITION CIRCULATED
 GUST SPIRIT CITY MAN

Councimen Wardell. Blaine and Kel- log, who are believed to be the main supporters of Dilling in the council
 The petition is receiving a number of signatures but the better class of citizens are not taking to it very well. It is receiving it's greatest support in the district below Yesler way and among the sporting element who are against the cleaning up policy intro duced by Mayor Dilling
 Seattle has received a good cleaning up during the past three months and a few are inclined to believe the hard times are in a measure due to the policy of the new mayor For that reason there is great danger of the petition receiving sufficient signatures to call a special election to have a vote taken on the question of a recall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
Nugget Special Service.

PORTLAND. Ore. July ll.-Maud Beesley. one of the local telephone girls is now the charming young wife of Eben Whitney Chaffe. the youthful millionaire and a nephew of General Chaffe, Of Spanish war fame.
 The young couple eloped from this place yesterday and were married be- fore any of their friends knew such a step was even dreamed of. Maud, as many Of the girls in the central refer to Mrs. Chaffe, nee Miss Maud Beesley, was a very quiet girl. although very handsome She has accepted many in vitations to go riding with young chaffe in his auto of late being ex- tremely fond of automobile riding, also being able to run machine herself nobody thought there was a ghost of a
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
KING AND QUEEN
 NOW IN IRELAND
Nugget Special Service.

DUBLIN. July y-King Grorsr an | Queen Mar> arrived here yesterday and Were given a royal welcome aA Ir, citizens Tn" Nnuug king and luv"n are popular with the Irish and Hs r,r- ly visit To the rnuluN k m Eug 90 guud impression un the p.aul,. .. king and queen win spend Hy" rss a Ireland during which they ,ul l~ ' many places uf interest in the lRn :. tnd win Ice wiucd aud din"d and given enc tcrtainmrutS of varied descriptions hl the people
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTIE, July 1l.-After the refusal of the city council to do certain things last evening. such as discharging Jailor Corbett and introducing certain meas ures petitioned for by a large number of citizens, also for refusing to take note of the charge of million dollar graft against City Engineer Thomson by Councilman Goddard. a petition is now being circulated to recall Mayor Dilling.
 Mayor Dilling was elected at a spe- cial meeting or election to succeed Hi Gill who was recalled for being in league with the gamblers and a be- liever in the wide open town policy.
 In the petition being circulated in Seattle today for the recall of Mayor Dilllng are also included the names of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
Nugget Special Serv;ce.

WASHINGToN. M'E II Pr.si L.u Taft Uh'r hts atrrut:, ua- rall, ., the resolution introduced lu The h1u.. by Representative Cox col Indiana stated: "I never have disrussrd Ryan. or Controller Eay Alaska. vith my brother Charles. upr would take up such vital uuc~tinu- with uutSid.rs such as Richard Ryan as h. k ..tll, 10 the resolution introduced
 Tn" congressman from Indiana has h""u badly mi~iufnrm"d tn th" qur~ tinn of Controller bay. for there has
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
NEVER DISCUSSED
 RYAN WITH CHARLES

h""n too much public talk over rh- lands m that vicinity "f late for me to jump ln and take hand other than in fu official WaA. which would have tD hoe sanctioned bt rh, department under which it i~ controlled
 The ~t3t"unnt "f the president i- tc- ,ept"d a~ th, -fEuGhr ruth and Rep reS"utttiyc raN WtlI hr called upon To mah" sa'd Hl- statements. for the dr- Partmaut i~ gaIur ta urui-h al tata pertaining tp .h. gautug af water front lands t"r railroad .-lmiuals in and about Controller bay
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING
 COAL CONTRACTS
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, July ll.-chairman Flood to whom the investigation of the Alaska coal contracts was referred re- ports that steps are being taken to in- vestigate the same. and they will be ready to report in the near future as to their finding of the coal contracts for military purposes and supplied within the district of Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
"A ROWING WE WILL CO"

For rowboats of all descriptions or gasoline launches for parties at any hour of the day or night, go to the Wagner boathouse, just west of the Snake River bridge.
 When in doubt try a spin up the river or out into Boring sea in a row boat. w. E. WAGNER.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
FOR SENATOR
 MecREARY FOR GOVERNOR
Nugget Special Service.

LOUISVILLE. ul, II h ihr url- marieS held he.r rryeuth ollie Inmr- received The indnr~-mrnt of the p"ap!, tbr senator tn congress and James Ms-- Cr"arN for governor.
 Both men ar" strong democrats and ollie James i~ n" representative tn. congress from fh- First district of th- state. Tn" election uI both men i~ a~- sur.d tnr the democrats are in the ma iaritN ana control the state
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
BUTTER FOR ALI.

We have fresh supply Of our ia nous Whole Milk Butter" Nearly every person "no spent the winter in Nome have used our butter and know its superior quality. For the benef, Of the eheehaeo spring arrivals will ss- piain that our Sweet 6rior Buttsr is made from sweet whole milk. frozen the day ehurned, and kept frozen untd sold. Sold by the
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
KELIlHER WILL TAKE IN
 DREOGE THIS SUMMER

Kelliher Will ship his dredse in this summer as far as Davidson Landing in the Kougarrk and from then. it win be taken to the upper Kougarak ay,t the ice and sn"W in the winter l" h" assembled for next summers work
 The dredge win b" shipped Via Tel Ter this summer and Is not expected to he m operation until the SraSuu of 1912
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
NOTICE.

Having procured the Lincoln hotel in connection with the Miners. am prepared to rent first class single rooms for ladies or gentlemen, very reasonable, day, week. month.
 E. L. HOLT. Manager.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
BAKER INTRODUCES
 LAND RESOLUTION
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. July ll.-Congress- day for making an investigation of all public lands fin the United States. The investigation will be broad and swep- ing. taking in all the lands opened to the public of late and those under res ervation and held by the government for conservation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
NOTICE.

I wish Co announce tO my patient and friends that I will take personal charge of my office on July 1. I win also specialize in the latest sanitary bridge work, called the AlyeOlar metlt- od.whiCh can he placed where ordinary bridge work can not Board Cf Trade building A. n. Andrews. D n.
 Phone Main lTO
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11

We sell bonded whiskies at the same price you pay for blends. Try a bot tie. gallon or case. All goods delivered et any part of the city free of charge. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11
NEW FUR STORE

The Mckenzie River Fur Trading Go. of New York have opened a store at 2i6 Front street. A permanent represents tive will remain all year. Best prices for fine furs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11

Brand new cigars ia sos and lOOs. Lovera, optimo. Fl Rayo. Carabana. Juan de Fuea. Arthurs and owls. Sew ard ComI Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11

Take all your printing to the Nugget. Latest and most up to date methods for turning out job work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-11

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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-11-22
SupM,uf Court cousued MONDAY,

va &
re n mb4r term of the
Rowan onpr..nr Court convened
Mot tav at II O'Clock with Judge
= \ DAn'" presiding. judge
D'n'ei's charge TO tho grand jury
Vas = fine one.
The 'p.lo~ing are th. grand
JAZZ:
u A K utsz, foreman; A |
karrlksr. W S Ksn-rly. Cslvin
ktustz. Ross Ksrn,. Harry g.
Archie, Henry c Frick, Arthur D
Davis. j Sechlsr, PJ XXX, W
Il Goodnight G W Wright, J H
Bsrriuger, G F Montgomery, D H
Hinson. J D A Fisher, Scott
Shosf, Jno. NJ Boss..
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-11-22
May Saw Bsa;h:y Make Wonderful Flight.

A good crowd of eager
people gathered at Fair Park
yesterday afternoon to see
Lincoln 4 eachey, the daring
aviator, soar into the sky in
his Curtis> biplane. Promptly
at three O'Clock he took his
seat in the machine and after
the engine had gotten up
speed be sailed into the air as
easy and graceful as a bird.
He scared around the fair
grounds until he reached a
high altitude and then head
ed his machine toward Sails
bury and few over the c ty,
and II turned to the fair
grounds and stopped his
engine while he was high i'll
the air and decended to the
ground with ease. This was
on OF the greatest sights ever
seen in Salisbury and all of
the crowd seemed we'll pleas
ed with the flights. A large
number Of people were here
from';neighborlng cities and
towns. As we go to press
this afternoon Beach-y il
giving another performances
at Fair Park, which promises
to be the greatest Of the
series as the wealth n is pretty
and he will doubtless venture
high into the sky,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-11-22
HUNTING Law In Rowan.

Tae BIRD ssasnl in Rowan docs
not opon until D .csmber let, and
cloves Oh March .lst. as in othe,
counti-s. In m1.ttf the coun-
ti,s Ut tn. state t1s law provid- 8
for She bird ,eas)n to open N.
vsmber lst, bus TO this tsw tn. re
10 al exemption Of four counties,
Rpwsn. D.vie, Cabarrus ana
Clay, wher. tae bird law OPEN
D 'csmb'r lss. This II b- a
matter of grave imp rtancs to
t..ose Who navs been hunt!n.
bird. l.. r van as thsy ar. guilty
Ct b IN .sdemean, r, and subje t ~
u fine Of NOS less than " uuI
III r. than $25. Tas law also le-
qalr"s tn huuters to have Ill hi.
.Os.es-i 4 y wrItten perrnlssl,
n IN She zner Of the land h.tur
hA has the right TO hult III tina
aud Ii ls also Unlawful TO kn
Al sh y gail wltn,ut the St,t'
f N rth Carolina.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-11-22
The Lutheran Conference.

II rth Car Una Luther II
Co..f llc- NIT ut VI u It Pea.
ant last W ek u d held nu inter-.
estln. session. fh" ardreas o.
welcome Was delivered bv Mrs {
II w" sa!HI siId WAS res end d t.
by Rev l. Il Sprsch~r. There
were % delegates p! sent. T't
amount o. $50 Era Il. r-d par
by the confer4ucs for a Ia pt,sma
font dol.ted t., tho church a,
Greensboro. It. wa- decld.d to
raise 80 tor the PASTORS salary
Ct Spence; for the NEXT year to be
given IN addition to the sme unit
b now receivts. uh,sh is $3.50 or
more.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-11-22
R:duc j. Rates Ia R Csm nd.

VA a.c " t al 'u''5a gam
h,'!"'n U'~tSara " e Fl'Gnl
AID C.,,v"'.f. t y nth ('ar".l /,
u oo"lh". h-'.%,. "i!i up J.
ate a SPEC 'ra'u c'us,s>lng Il
h:st-c!aa> 'iav &c - q pat =
Ill an cars 'n,. Enarr e.. Ing
r.l, s,,!s s. t;t1a,l-r.r d.
Reidsvllle. b. viii, AID ,u,.
mediate pouuts 10 Rem ii Mt.
return. Tho sp.tiI 1ra!u W.,
leave Chsrlott., 8:l5 %. tn,
Wednesday Y, N v4m' At 20 Il, s,.r
arrive Rlrhm ma 6:3)a M. N =
vembsr 3Oth, and returning VIII
leave Riohm md mldulgnt, N =
vember 3Osh. Thu foltrwitrg -.
found trip rites will Apply from
stations LaA!sh:
Chary tt IS 90: S~'lisbrry,
81 90; High Pol"6, 1925: Hlck-
DRY, IS 50; Gsstouia rs 25; Con-
Q I'd, "a so; Lexington, 1915;
Statssville, rs o.; Mo ,r--y,'le,
IS so; Alb.mur.~, IS 90.
Rates from all brancn lines Oh
same basis. Tlcketa sold 'or tn :
special train will also b. coed
Oh ,agElar tram N }. IL,
leaving R'chm md 1915 u. IL
l,t.
Passengers from hrauch Ii -
poluts VIII nse regular ira Is ,
and from junction point, g.
VIII special TAIN,
A rare : p~nortunity Sc y Rich
mond AM %he greatess football
game OF !" ason at sm4 | cost.
For Pn'tmsn .reseIva,l' lis, or
any othe' turmatloll, sae you
.earest as"n', or !lt.
K. Il DEBUTrs
Travelling P.--A@g1t A4r..t.
Charlotte, N. q,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-11-22
DON'T VAL.
Take Advantage Of sallsbu Cir rs
ENeneacs 8efofe lis t0) Late.

oN6 HusoHt'6V VI q ooItSuu y u u 9
Experience 8efofe lis t0l Late.
When the back begins to ache
Don't wat until backache b =
comes ch-nhjc';
Till serious kidney troubles d.
velop;
Till urinary troubles destroy
nights rest.
Profit by q Salisbury c items
.xp~rieuce.
JB Collins COB s Church
St. SALISBURY. N c.. .ays: Il
suffered q great deal from weak
kidney. for y-ars and Fl ally To-
ga , using Doal:'s Kidney Pills.
which we're Obtained fir IN J. W..
Mcpherson & Co.'S Drug Stor".
They strengthened my k,d:.ey>
and after that the URIC poison IN
my System was removed | hav
no hesitasio j in saying tina,
Doan's K,d,,,y Pills can b. relied
upon" (St.t melt gym Ja:.
10 1881
END ,RIE MENT.
O F4hru,rv . l.ll, Mr.. Col
lin said: Il willingly confism
my former "stimu.lial, 1eg.tdlng
Doan'4 Kidney ri Is. Tn.
Fem dy has never fni ed to help
ne wIen | have used it
For sale by all dealers, Price SO
cents Foster Aiiburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.
DR.. F. J Mai!ett, rector Of St
Luke's Episcopal church, has ac-
cppbed All liv.tation +, c nduct
All el!ht-dA7 Mission in St Paul,
church, + mont. Oai> During
the absence If Dr. Mall, tt, Arch
deacon Oh rns and Rev W }
smith, cup 'r,ntsucent Of the
Thompson O'phansge will ofici.
ate at IS Luke's
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-14
SUGAR CASES SETTLED
Government Accepts $500, 000in
Full Settlement OF Actions.

The government VIII accept the
compromise Of 100000 in full settle
ment OF the drawback cases in which
the sugar trust AZ the port OF New
York defrauded the treasury of large
sums OF money The S7O0.0OO. which
was first deposited in the United
States sub-treasury in New York, ia
now in the vaults OF the treasury here.
Secretary Macveagh probably viii
sign letter today accepting this sum
In settlement OF the cases.
In taking up the compromise offer
the government will assume the atti.
tude that IL has not sufficient grounds
for prosecution. The sum OF s700. 600
In hard cash has been thought better
by officials than suit which might
not result favorably for the govern.
ment The decision 10 accept the
100000 was reached after thorough
Investigation by United states Attor.
ney Wise az New York. Assistant Soc.
rotary OF the Treasury J r. Curtlss
and william + Thompson. solicitor
for the treasury department