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JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Good.-Apples. gals. ,s3.5o;
baked beans lib. SO@Soe; Lima beans.
9Iss Corn I.b EsnS Sss, Ma 81 sssf 10 10
Peas: Fancy. early June, si.s5; stand
ard. 81: soaked, 5o0Ioc, salmon.
Sockeye. tail. So Sc: nat. s2.40: Alaska
reds. $40, Alaska pinks. sl;2o' Toma;
per doz. Peas: MarrowIat. $i.lb; early
June, sl.25: sifted early June. sl.4S per
doz. ,on -,
BRAN s2S: coarse middlings, s3S: fine
middilnRs S22; coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50; corn am cat chop.
ST. per ton.
gan patent. 50 SIS. second patent. $3.50:
straight. Si25; pure rye. $3.50. spring
patenI. $500 per Dbl. In wood.
IIardw are--Nails. Ss.25 base: plain
S SaTsea wi M.s ,ss5 per spool; sSi"aS-
single iS BIT axes. bronzed. $3.50 per doz;
polished, ~ per doz; black sheets. ~
cent of; large. so per cent OF list
machine bolts. small. 20 lper cent on:
large co per cent OF hstA -
OH = Raw linseed. ScA boiled I'm
sene. &c; perfection. shf;NEocene,-i9e.
Crown gasoline. l3c per gaf. turpen-
tine. in barrel lots. SSc per gal. a.,
RIGHTEOUSNESS porRs>xlS; lamily.
hams. I3c: briskets. loalic; shoulders.
Zoe: picnic hams. 9hc; bacon. l20lshc c;
lard In tierces. 9hc; kettle rendered.
1910 10. - N, T,
Edgar 4 SON: Crystal dominoes. lbs.
| SO 30: do so lbs, $50: Eagle tablets
lsI65; cut loaf. s7.l5; cubes, $3.50:
] XXXX powdered. $3.50; standard pow
dered. 1855: graduated. extra coarse.
s6.2b; do fine In bulk. $6i5: do 26-lb.
cottons, $500: diamond A. se.25; con-
! fectioners' A, $780,, No. l. s6.l5: No, z.
S6lb; No. 3, $50: No. 4. $6.05: No. 8.
Sc; No. s. s5.s5; No. $3.50: No =
$3.50: No. IL, s5.65: No. 10. $3.50; No,
| IA, $3.50; No. Is, $3.50; household pow
dered. 5-lb. cartons. IS TO case. 1851;
do Lib. cartons. AS TO case. - per lOo
| lbs.
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BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber X Co. March 10: London metal
market opening Arm; spot. f64 ISIS go
up IS Cd: futures. les LIS Cd. up Is sd
The Boston market opened strong ana
fairly active. The standard coppers
all showed fair gains In the early
tracing. Southw est Miami was the fea-
ture OF the low priced stocks, selling
up 10 81 on reports from the mine that
the drill I'm No. hole is down 800 feet
and at depth OF 9i5 feet entered
chalcoite. The record OF the formation
i'm this hole compares almost idenu-
cally with the record OF the Live OAK
mole nearest the line between the
properties which proved 10 be one or
the richest on the Live Oak. and ad-
vices from Globe are TO the effect that
within the next 60 feet commercial ore
should be developed. Advices from
Houghton say that the Hancock SHAFT
IS coming into better ground ana
punches or copper and strtnEer are IN
evidence again. This condition has
prevailed since last Friday night. al
though the lode has not yet been cut.
North Butte Is en- a little on reports
from BUTTE that all-yrork- ON the 2-S00
foot level OF North Butte has been
stopped because OF bad air.
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Renorted for The Times by PHlne,
wahber a. Co, March ~: The strong
ZONE shown I'm the market at the open
ing was only OF short duration. Sell
ing orders appeared In large volume
az the higher range. and after the 1rst
nS,sen minutes a heavy tone developed.
Nearly everything on the list yielded
a point or more There was no special
news that could be taken as basis
~ comment that the professional trad
sass l,ad accumulated too large lines on
the upturn and were quick TO change
their position as soon as the demand
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Patato@s-Car lots. track. Detroit
are selling at sl.lO01.i5 bu; new Der;
uuGas. s35003 bu.
follows: No. skunk. s2.50: No. 2 musk
rat. soc.
straw berries--50q soc per quart box.
sweet Potstoes--Jsrseys. kiln dried.
S2lOQ2.e0 per crate.
Tomatocs-Florida. $3.50 per 6-bas-
ket crate. S00S5c per basket
TPtIow-NO. I. sac: No. 2. 4Ac 10.
southern. central and northern Sec-
lions a. :. and u blood. 10000; de-
laine. unwashed. i6@lSc; common.
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Car. Crash ON Woodward.

A rear-end collision between two
Michigan cars caused considerable az
element near the city han at 2:l5
Tuesday afternoon, but no one was
seriously injured The vestlbule OF
the -rear-car- was-badly- wrecked---the
glass being scattered all over the car.
The moturman. new man, saw that
n collision was Inevitable. and jumped
after shutting of the power The cars
were wedged together so tightly that
IL took several minutes work 10 get
them apart.
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JOSLIN Is CANDIDATE
FOR SEAT IN SENATE

ADRIAN, Mich, March 19.-De-
claring that he stands for the prin-
ciples that have been given wide pub
licity by LaFollette. Cummins and
other G.. o. p. insurgents, Theodore
NJ. Joslin, mayor of Adrian. has issued
a statement that he will be caudi-
date for United States senate in the
primaries. He says he will have no
machine back OF him, either state or
federal, but that he has abiding faith
in the judgment of the voters.
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nosToN COPPER MARKET-CIo.e.

Adventure, rs. ArcauIHn' 81
louez. 4Ils; Algoma. n Bos. Cor
bin. "a Boston Ely. Is; Bay state
Gas, %: Cal. q Ariz, 90 Cal bee
per Range. 5sA DAILY West, 6; Davis
Daly, e5; East Butte, 1875: Goldheld
Cons 8; CRANKY. SO; Greene Cananea,
s s-lG; Hancock sda I KsITssnaw
III: Lake, 36lz Mass, IA Miami,
a.: Mohawk. 6s; Nev. Cons. 1879 /:
New Baltic, AZ: Nipissing, 2-l6;
North Butte, 2Si4; Ohio Copper. "a
oi,hway az: old Dom, 40; Quincy,
~. Raw Cons, II; shannon, 12A South
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO. March 19,-Butter: EN-
tras, e9c: firsts. esc; dairy extras, &c;
frsts use Eggs: Prime hrsts, l9&c;
frsts. 1870. Cheese: Skins, 1sA %
ISISc: young Americas 1914 91S2, c.
Potatoes: $i1OG1,12. Live poultry:
Fowls. 15a1j11c; ducks, 15q Ice:
geese, 104ilc: turkeys. LA II re.
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RnsroN CoPPER SLIME SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF March
Is furnished by Hayden. Stone * CO.
Adv $50 Ahmeek $50, Anal 1890.
Am Zine 1900. Anaconda l20, Arizona
com 20 Boston & Corb 100, Butte a. Bal
lJC Bohemia 1898, Cal q Hecla II. Cal
A ARK $50. Centen 40. Chino 20, Cop
Range 1853. DAILY West so. East Butte
SOS. Franklin S2s, Giroux SO, CRANKY
81 Greene Can 43, Hancock 1885. Isl
Creek of 90. Isle RoYale 261.- Kerr Lake
so. Keweenaw so Lake Cop l45, La
Sallc 20. Mason Valley 100, Mass 80.
Mayfower 1855. Miami 5, Nipissng 2t5,
North Butte $50, North Lake 20. Otib-
way ESQ .Osceola 20. Ray Cons ESQ.
Shannon 245, Shat Ariz l25. South
Lake SO. South Utah 100, Sup a. Bos 80,
sun Cop so. Tamarack 10, Trinity 595.
Tuouimne 210. Union Land 20, Y )
Smelt 40. do pr 312. Utah Apex zoo.
Utah Cop 10. Winona 100. Wolv 50.
Wyandotte 175,
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spot. so bays at sf335: April. sis.IJ;
sample. ~ bass al $3.50, is at tll.5O,
IS az 81: prime alsike' 'iS,lo: sample
sls,ke. Is bags at 81 Iimothyseed'
Receipts I'm the Detroit market tues
day incluaed 600 bhls OF Hour. ears OF
wi eat. OF corn. OF oats and OF
re. Withdrawals were l.20e bhls OF
-Four. 4.i9O bu OF wheat. 10000 bu Of
corn. Stocks are $50 $50 bu OF wheat.
lsnCS6 bu OF corn, 1850 bu OF oats'
2.31l bu OF barley and .26,ob2 bu OF rye
kcceipts OF wheat on Tuesday MIN
neapoIis. Ig2 cars. against 200 year
ago; Duluth. IS ears against 10; Win
ntpeg, $40 cars against 3l2: St LOUIS
rfrr-i444T rsrtfrr-t- T7t1IV-fr 'tfsss
.Sltg, 4 cars. against AZ
Liverpool wheat closed u " Nsd hlkh-
err and corn unchanged TO I'D higher.
Buenos Ayres closed y q sd hlgheI
and reported an urgent demand ana
unsatisfactory grading.
Urinary wheat receipts were 81 l,VVV
bu, against 3SS.O00 bu a year ago
ENports OF wheat and Hour TUESDAY.
10000 blu.
The worlds wheat visible supply de-
creased 2,7Os.oOO bu last week.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. o., March is.-Wheat;
Cash. $l.oOh Hay. N.ol4s July.
xlOU& sept, 9Shc. Corn; Cash tOci
MAY. T2Lc; July and Sept, .Sc. oats;
Cash. S5hc; May. 55hc; July; Ole
seed: Cash and March. $685.: April and
No. >. si3: No. 3, $l2.s0. rejected.
si25o, Alsike: Cash and March. ~
Timothy; Cash and March, s.. ButtT
eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO. March l9.-Wheat: May
down nc; July unchanged. Corn; May
unchanged; July up sc. Oats: May up
Lc, July up &c Provisions higher
Noon-Wheat; May up sc; July up
@sC. Corn: May up sc; July up sc,
Cats: May unchanged; July up Sac.
Close--NVheat: May up Sc. July up
Oats. May up sc: July up ise Pro-
visions higher
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BOSTON CURB

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone & Co, March 10:
Open High. Low. IL NJ
Bay State Gas 20 20 % p
Boston Ely 80. i7s IL rs "a
Goldffeld Cons. . 3
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Batter - Extras. 29c: frsts. 2sc 10;
dairy. 2Ic: packing stock, zoe Id.
Eggs-Current receipts, cases IN
cluded f9ILc per doz. Market easy,
Receipts on Tuesday, Tl0 cases.
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NEW yoRK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. March l9.-Money on
call ga per cent. time money 3Ls per
cent for six months; bar silver-Lon-
don 20 15-l6d; bar silver-New York,
5S1sc: demand sterling, S4SGi5
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MARKETS AND FINANCE

Lake. - sup. Copper. "a super
Boston. ais. Trinity, q. Ctah cons
l6i.: Utah copper 51ls I, ;. SHstt
ing $50 do pfd.. asa Victoria, -
Winona. 6S4 Wolverine 1913 WAN
dOtte, f.. Yukon. a-l6.
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ELGIN BUTTER.

FLGIN, Ill, March le.-The board of
.raae has fixed the price OF butter for
the week at 30 cents pound, the same
as last week The market Is firm with
the output for last week, 100000
mounds
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PRODUCE.

Receipts OF poultry were again light
this morning, but there was so little
inquiry that some shading OF prices
was going Buyers seem=to- prefer
the frozen stock just now TO the live.
The Elgin butter market remained
unchanged yesterday. but the deal is
very firm. The supply and demand for
eggs are SO nearly balanced that a
lack OF receipts for a single day would
cause almost a famine. but with better
weather In sight the movement will
naturally increase. A good demand
for apples and fresh fruits Is re-
ported, and the supply OF vegetables
from the south Is increasing.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

stock the Tncs sam
q There a
and
OF
IneeSa Co. Do you thnkth A q.
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terrible like
j
am not to Is
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= those wish
their
Beware
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Spring is Coming

The bees are humming,
And spring is coming.
Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
Sweet little violet deep under the
snow.
Have you heard springs message,
Wake up and grow. +"
Snow. snow. wish you'd go.
Little flowers want TO grow.
Spring spring, happy spring,
The flowers grow and the brides sing,
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EAST acknowledgements
ming A stevens Live stock Report.

DuunInS N stevens Live Stoch hcport
EAST BUFFALO, y. y March 10
cattN: Receipts, cars: market. steady;
best l.4O0 10 l,6O0-lb. steers, St.5O
as: good prime 1900 to i,i00-lb.
steers. s7d7.50; good prime LOO 70
l.300-lb. steers S6.5067.l5; best LOO
10 1. 20O-lb. shipping steers. s64Oqs.75:
medium butcher steers, 1000 TO l.lOO
lbs. s5.50Q6.25; light butcher steers.
$50 574e; best fat COWS, s5W5.6t; fair
TO good do, $4m45O: common TO med
best fat heifers. SEA $50; good fat
heifers $47smb.35: fair 10 good do.
s4.25n4.65; stock heifers. sass $50:
best feeding steers. dehorned,. 't59g
stockers. all grades. s3.5OQ4: prime eN-
port bulls. S5.50u6: best butcher
bulls. $4.75G5 .25. bologna bulls, S+1
$50: stock bulls, $S.25l4; best milk
ers and springers. s45W55; common 10
Hogs: Receipts. 10 cars: market.
strong: heavy. s7soa7.65. workers..
s7.sOq7.7O: pigs. s6.75asso.
steady: top lambs. $500; yearlings.
se:25@I: wethers, s575@s; ewss 3S.29
Calves: ,5@s25.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. March 19.-cattle:
arm. prime steers. ,7.50@sI5; butcher
grades, s3dT. calves: Receipts. rs
head: market. active. Gull TO choice.
S5Ts6se5 Sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts. 2.400 head; market active and
firIn: choice lambs, s7.s0q7.9o: Gull 20
fair. s6gT.T5. yearlings. sea sheep,
.S2Q6.25. Hogs: Receipts, $500 head;
market. active workers.. $T.40m7.T0;
pigs. $675M6.s5: mixed. E.60QI.10;
heavy, $500 $50; roughs, s646.75;
stays, S5d5.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
March 1s.-Hogs Receipts, 10000 head; ;
market. quiet and5c higher; mixed and
butchers. $3.50 7.07ls; good heavy.
s6.75dTl0: rough heavy. S6.75Q6.S5.
light, s6.75QT.021a; pigs, si.S5a 6.55.
Cattle: Receipts $500 head: market,
slow: beeves, S5Gs.65; cows and heif-
ers. s225a6.60; stockers and feeders.
s4a6lO: Texans, $4,000 5.S5; calves,
s5754S25 Sheep: Receipts, $4,000
head: market, strong and 10Ml5c
higher: native, s3.s5 a 5s5: western.
s435a5.s5; lambs, ;5.75@7s5; western,
s6q7.96
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., March 1s.-Hogs:
Receipts, /. 800 head: loo higher: heav-
les, t7Q715: workers, mixed and
lights, 1890; pigs. $3.50. Cattle: Re-
ceipts. 5 cars; slow and weak. sheep
and lambs Receipts cars: $3.50 top.
Raceints 900 head. 20 ton
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Apple.-,2.z5@s75 per Dbl.

Appies-s215@s75 per Dbl.
Bananas-Good shipping stock, $3.50
nesn.-pried Lima. 7a7nc lib.
California Fruits Grape Tokays.
ceIsryYFiorida. ,46oas per crate:
81 Gl.25 per doz
8sse eu.
SSee eiki aats. 1sn 01sc;
late made. IN disc: New York hats.
lsq ishe~zoeeheddsfs Gt.. desmestic
Imported %1ss ds swiss wis ssasis: Lim6Sss ger
i7h a 19c; brick cheese, 70 q ale Id.
Crsnberrie.-Late Howes. $3.50 per
blu; $3.50 per Dbl
Fards, lOaIOac per 10.
Dressed Calvss-Fancy, s9shc; COM
Fiss1fmported new. 1191sc per ID;
Finnan Haddis.-so-lb. boxes. SOLE
Fresh Vegetables cucumbers. hot
house. $50 3.lS per d91; Lettuce, hot
onions 1215c per doz: green peppers,
s5c basket: carrots. S5090c bu: shall
lots, 90cMsl: asparagus. California.
75c per bunch; wax beans. s5g $50
per blu.
Grape Fruit-Florida ,s5.5007.
Grnpes--MaIagas. seas bbL
honey-Fancy white. isn19c; am
DeTs 10 loCs tNlIdCNeas AVW AAC 10.
Hsy-Dctroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay I'm car
lets, {. o. b. Detroit: No. timothy.
s2O9el; No. timothy, $40 20; clover.
mixed. slsG1s: rye straw, ts.so0s;
wheat and oat straw. ss4S50. Loose
markets ranged from s2292s az TO
quality.
Hides No. cured. 12hc: No. 1
green. 1Ohc: No. l cured bulls. 1oc; No.
/ green, &c; cured calf No: l.. lie;
Hides Hides. No. /. ,s75; No 4 ,275; sheep
skins. os 10 wool. 2ScWsI.5o; No. .
hides, lc OF on kip, The OF on calf
Iemons-California. s5q $50; Messi-
mas, S4.5GQ6.
t.tmes-Si M1.25 doz.
OnIons-Yellow. t2G2.15 bu; Span
fish, s225 @2.50 per crate, $3.50 per case;
Bernudas. $3.50 per crate.
OrsnRes-California navels. fancy.
t250d4; choice, s2.50W3 per crate:
Floridas. s3d3T5 per box.
PouItr,-Springs No. !. 1874 alIc III;
No >. lid12c: fowls 1885 a lac, No. >,
1Idi2c; geese. lsgl4e; ducks. young.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tt5oQ5 crate
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NEW YORK COTTON.
CAP'N JONAH-HIS FISH

Bos.s Cir.
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NEW YORK, March 19.-The stock
market opened strong today, prices
being fracuonally above yesterday
close.
IL a. m.-After the first 10 minutes
a heavy tone developed, large selling
orders causing nearly everything on
the list yielding a point or more.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
Noon-The market developed a
steadiar tone in the late afternoon,
fractional recoveries being made.
2 D. m.-The strength OF the mar
ket increased in the afternoon. many
stocks advancing a point or more.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-19

Sr. PAUL, Minn.-James ]. Hin.
railroad builder. paid 500 for a city
directory or 1857 in which his name
appears as clerk in a brokerage
office.
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MARKET RECEIVERS AFTER
EARLY MORNING SLUMP
Develops Steadier Tone in Late
Forenoon, Fractional Re-
coveries Being Made
\. y. STOCK MARkET-CIose.

Am Ag Chem 6lss, Am Sus a,
Anal Cop 74h, Am G a + 50 -, Am Loc
STss, Am smelt ~. Am sugar l22%,
An t 4 t l47a. Am Tob pr l04Ts, Am
Wool 29Ts, do pr 92Is, Anaconda 80
Atch 1861. Bait a o loilt, b + 81,
Can Pac 232h, Cen Leath "a do Pt
81 Ches q o "a, Chino Cop 2Sis en-
4 CT W lsbs, c. NJ q ST 1854; en- =
y l41. Con Gas IA. Corn Prod ~ y
10 list Of 56Ia. do, 2d pr AZ, CT Nor pr
1885, CT Nor ore etf 40; MS Gen - - e,
- sSI I,sh Val ISa Louis a Nash
iss,s, Ii, k q T ass, NJ. 81 p & St Ste
NJ II 1875, Mo Pac 43Ss, Nat Lead % =,
u c llS, y Y, q A. w 81, Nor * w
1913. North Pac 1903. Penn II Ia.
PEG G & c loI. Ray Cons - a. Reaalns
Isl E6Ss, do pr 5las. Sloss-Shef 80,
Pac HIS, South Ry 2ss;, do pr t psc
1854. US Rub com 5lA. u : Steel
e6as do pr lli1s. y s Bonds lOs' w Eis,
Tn Tel s4ls. West Mfg 74l1, VI y So'
do pr 745s.
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BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by haNoe"'
Omen High. Low. ~ Nj.
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job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st.
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uNIoN STOCK YARDs.
CIEXELAND.

CLEVELAND. O., March 1s.-Hogs:
Receipts, 1900 head: loo higher: heav-
les t7Q7.15; workers, mixed and
lights, 1890; pigs, $3.50. Cattle Re-
ceipts cars: slow and weak. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts s cars; $3.50 top.
Calves: Receipts. 200 head: 50 top.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-25
ST. MARY's CHURCH.

Tomorrow being th. tiftioth day alter Easter Othe Christian passoyer) k the Christian Pcntecost (called Nmtsun Day-trom 2 word meaning fftieth) being the commemoratinn of the descent of th. Holy Spirit upon fhc apostles on the Jewish Pentecost and the birth ef the Christian church, corresponding to the birth of the Jew ish nation and church at Mt Sinai. fifty day, after the passover in Egypt.
 The a m celebration Of the Holy Euchrist will he of special nature. with appropriate 5-miuute address All the cammunirants are especially Invited.
 Sunday school and Rihle class at II a m.
 Eyensens at < o'clock, with last ot the s,ries of lectures Subject What Is Sacramental Religion" 2" Questions Invited and auswerd.
 The special vesper hymn will he. "Now the Day Is over"
 The public is cordially invited to attend
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-25

H you see it in the Nugget i, is so
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This evening the members of the Bohemian Girl grand opera company will have blowout" in the Eagle lodge room. those sho took part and few friends will be present to take advantage of the good time offered that will wind up the great event they produced couple of weeks ago.
 The latest has anybody seen any Bear tracks. or heard any growlsg
 The best place in the world to do sparkling in at a wireless station
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SEEN AND HEARD

iu s.-t-rGays Nugget we published .u utiGe ah,Ht horses making last l.H .u answer to -fsI alarm. and sev- .ral have wanted ta know whether it was iu Chicago er New York Well the nrs, line having been left off of the article. We vll stat, | vas in New Yelk fur In that city th.y are re- pacing aa horses with automobiles for he department service.
 Al las, E., have heard that the in dependent. -a.calcd. republicans hlve held a meeting and instructed dele gates e. Che so-ca0led independent convention. that k C. nominate Nal- entine oi Juneau ta r4n agaisnt W. A Gilmore.
 The Nugget wonders not that they held 4 claudestiue meeting, for men s,he would boost man from another town. who would try to rob their city nt auy honor ana give it to another are generally fellows who meet in lonely vacant houses. in the wee small hours ut the night. and also have q nuuhei of pichets out on all corners to see that fho police ate not n To their work.
 But when the names ot the officers ot that so-callcd independent meet Iup arc mentioned We wonder what friend oi Nomc's candidate engineer cd the deal through. for the work of a master hand in the camp of our dele gate is as plainly written all over the doings and acts of that meeting as the nose upon persons face.
 Ii 1t is pleasant tomorrow several wln make the trip out into the hills To visit the site of the new stamp mill ,n Snow gulch or near the Glacier divide. The board of directors are planning to make the trip tomorrow. weather permitting
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-25

| stranded high and dry upon the bar
 The boatmen took the fellow who was Shivering from the cold. rowed him ashore gave him dry clothing. and about eight o'clock Mir osborne reached Nome in the Fort Davis team
 none the worse for his experience.
 wherein he was tempting fate, to cut short his career.
 Editors Note-After the above was written based upon the information telephoned and brought to Nome last evening from the scene of the acci- dent. Roy osborne called at the Mug get office and gave the following yer sion.
 We were riding out along the sand bar on the bank of the river. close to the waters edge. when all of sud den the bank caved in taking myself and horse into the water. The water was very deep. went into the same up to my arm pits astride the animal.
 The current was very swift. it took
 us along down stream and out to sea I got rid of the horse that made Tor a sandbar which l missed entirely. l had to swim for it. The water was mighty cold. I succeeded in getting off my coat that was pulling me down, and managed to keep atioat. When the men reached me in the boat be- lieved l must have been half a mile off shore with at least fourteen feet
 of water under me. Then they say
 cannot swim, would like to chal-
 lenge any fellow round here for a | swimming match, into Bering sea. Snake river or any other body of | water.
 No, We did not even dream of crossing Nome river. l would not at- tempt such a foolish thing. hope have & little more sense than that. A fellow would have 10 he crazy to try it.
 "The bank just gave way with me that is all and Into the water both
 myself and horse were thown. and l missed the sandbar the horse reach
 ed was carried on into the deep wa
 ter from which the baotmen rescued
 me Talk about standing upon
 sandbar waiting for them 10 rescue me, was swimming for dear life.
 with at least fourteen feet of water
 under me. when they grabbed me.
 They did well and are to be con
 graduated for their rapid work. also the officers at Fort Davis I wish to
 thank for their timely assistance and
 care. They fitted me out with dry clothing and brought me to town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-25

the ball grounds to witness the game and it was a pretty affair for two in nings. without a run being made. a pitchers battle. so to speak. then from the third on 1t was real funny to the end except the last inning when Frank Burley was injured by being hit with the ball that was defiected from It's sienaled direction by striking the batter.
 Joe Bursik, George Lomen. Harry Hagen, Nate Coombs and Charles Thompson were the star players on the married mems team. while Frank Burley, Lehfeldt, Alfred Lomen and Wilson walked off with the honors on the single fellows team. A hit by the Colts no matter where placed in the last four Innings was good for at least a base hit. while the Colts made the married fellows place their hits in order to get a base.
 The final score being to in favor of the single men.
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