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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Postoffice
inspectors here today are bus;ly
seeking clues to the writer of a
letter to Frank Dare, foreman of
the Indianapolis dynamiting con-
spiracy jury, at New Lisbon, Ind,
which threatened him with death
in three months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02
CREEK STRUCTURE WILL BE
PATTERN FOR TACOMA HOME

and when 1t is finished the city
viii have the Parthenon as one of
its private residences.
On the interior the building
will be cut up into dwelling
rooms and will be finished in
fine style, Mr.. Clayton doing the
work himself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

PRINCETON, N. j., Jan. 2. -
Having received miniature
American coat of arms, President
elect Woodrow Wilson declared
here today that he would wear it
as a scarfpin during his admins
tration. Wilson believes presi-
dent should keep the national
emblem prominently displayed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02
MR. FARMER! SHAKE HANDS WITH MIR. CITY MA

Mr. yRaderof Tmesmn tNrC Country Reder
mM City Mar
o putty in whe
II
0 is
lower OF dyoub buy srm?
know
Mr. ar line O. ofeshg anbu
hemo
You'd rknow
Tha hecaseThe Tmeg ffryu,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02
fBy United Press Leased Wire }

BOSTON, Jan. 2.-Eugene N.
Foss was inaugurated governor OF
Massachusetts for third term at
noon today. Governor Foss,
democrat, was mentioned as a
presidential possibility at the
Baltimore convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02
@ o o @ o o o @ . o @ Q o o
POCKETS PICKED.

While Mike Buskovitch, a
miner, was last night par
taking of New Year refresh
ments at the My Brothers
bar someone picked his
; pockets of SIT cash and a
silver watch. He Ia under
arrest today for drunken
ness.
, q 6 a a q q a a a a a A a A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02
SUES FOR $4,000

Charles Lee is in federal court
before Judge Cushman and a
jury today suing the T. r. & P.
company for $4,000. Lee start
ed to get off a car in this city
and it moved, throwing him onto
the pavement and hurting him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

MANILA, jan 2-Strong pposon to the bill OF Senator
introduced that the Philippines should
here the representatives
of Flipinos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

LOS ANGELES, Cal.-When the of Clarence
attorney charged with brbing juror in the
Mcnamara brothers. is called Monday 1t will be
January 90 according to admission today by counsel
sides.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

BOISE, Ida.-The Northern railway. with lines fl
Murphy Emmett purchased by the Ore
The consideration is said to be $1.000,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

For Tacoma and vi
cinity: Rain tonight
and Friday.
For Washington:
Rain tonight and Fri
day, high southwest
erly winds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

steaa andse
mnm
You oougMto hproGtto caofy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

SEATTLEFor the first time in three years Seattle is
soldiers Fort La wton The troops left
FIR ancisco where they will emil
for Honolulu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

SACRAMENTO Cal-The advance guard senators and
sembymen today the
the state legislature next Monday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

PORTLAND, Ore--"Collector of Customs, New Year,
letter found in the posoffice New Years Wi
New Years jag CUSTOM the clerk threw it in
letter box
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

VANCOUVER, Wash-"Hello this So So?" an
"Yes," then wait minute" "A right" Pause
up goodbye" This the New Years joke p
mischefmaker who called third of the telephone
IN book. He is still being sought.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

SAN FRANCISCO-Chares Nelson, tired crawled a
bed He doing off when automobi
police appeared Happy
as he was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02
Specials in the Days News
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

an 2.-S o ppostion OF
that the Philippines should be
of the Filpnos
Emmett Oregon
The consideration is said to be $100O0O0.
SACRAMENTO Cal--The guard o.
today the
ing O legislature next Monday.
attorney with brbng the trial of
called Monday will be
90 according admission today by both
sides
the first time in three Seattle today
special
FIR ancsco, where they will embark
for Honolulu.
PORTLAND, Ore.-"Coecor of Customs the
a minute" "All "The
minutes now goodbye" played
who called third of the telephone numbers
in the book. He is still being sought
FRANCISCO-Charles Nelson
to bed He just doing off when automobile
Nelson
e yanked into the cold morning.
SAN FRANCSCO-Two beggars asked Thomas Smith the
price Haven't got it, he said One mendicant held
Naughty naughty
Beggar. Smith is mourning the loss of $40.
evening attending
when his house burned He clothing
a friend.
VENICE, monkey Flynn" has
his
habitues say Jim didn't care much for McCary anyhow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

SAN FRANCISCO-Two beggars asked Thomas Smith
of a bed. Haven't
Smith other frsked him. Naughty
Beggar. Smith IS OF
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statement sell We
ray
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

Did you know that you feed ON
air just as they say the chameleon
does? You can read all about it
In Herbert Quick's great series,
"On Board the Good Ship Earth"
soon to appear in the Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

John Smith, Box 10, r. F. D. No. 6. Puyallup Wn
Eggs Butter Bacon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-02

Babies-Can the world stand
more and more of them, or Ia 10
better to have fewer? This Is ono
of the great questions Herbert
Quick will touch in his great
serial, ION Board the Good Ship
Earth"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
Victorious Villa Returns
With Army to Juarez
Guilty of
Assault

CHARLESTOWN. W. Va. Nov. &c
f. Graham Wilson. whose trial for
alleged assault upon Miss Kate Turn
or has filled the jefferson county
court house for more than a week.
was to-day found guilty after the jury
had spent the night debating the tes-
timcny. The jury recommended that
Wilson be- confined in the penitentiary
which saves him from hanging. as
under the law the court has no alterna-
tive when a verdict of guilty IS with
ont the recommendation. Wilson g
attorneys fled notice OF appeal. which
will be argued later in the week. II
the appeal is not granted sentence
will be- passed early next week. VIII
son. who is @ wealthy farmer. showed
no signs of emotion when the verdict
was read. Later to-day the court
granted counsel for Wilson until De-
c"mber 10 o. prepare their bills of ga
copton an argue for q new trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
WHEN CONFIRMATION OF
VANCE AS POSTMASTER AT
CLARKSBURG COMES UP.
Says Charges Are Trumped Up
and Insists Democrats Should
Allow Him No Resign.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
~, WASHINGTON, ID. c Nov. 2s-
mere was an interesting, IN not ex.
Sa,lne. meeting of the Senate commit
On POstoinces and postroads this
afternoon. The cause of IL was th..
question whether or not the nomina-
non OF J. Carl Vance should be con.
hrmeu. This nomination OF Mr. Vance
10 De postmaster at Clarksbure Was
H,aue py president Wilson early last
1tue ust vance was nominated by
the president upon the personal soIici.
,Suuh OF the then Congressman. John
". Davis, who since has become So
liCitor General OF the United States.
~ thSt time Senator Con was abroad.
ana MS secretary. relying uDon th,s
rules OF Senate procedure. asked that
tnls confirmation be delayed Until his
chIei returned from Europe This was
an appointment that affected Senator
"on nome town, ClarEsburg
Al to-day's meeting IL was the first
time that the question of a change I'm
tne postm&stership at Clarksburs has
arisen IN the senate or any of its COM
mlttees. Senator Con addressed the
con mittee Tor space of thirty min
utes. He emphatically and very siren.
uously objected to the manner of the
appointment OF Vance The present
ihtum oent or the Office. sherman Dem
nam. II was proposed TO expell from
the Office before his term expired on
- ''-ili'N "a AN illal EtH ltldl were on the
ldce or themselves partisanly political.
senator Con denounced the procedure
and said that he would not stand for
sucn high-handed tactics and viola
lions OF the law as were involved i'm
this case without making a most stub
born ard vehement protest.
Trumped Up Charges
He alleged the charges were based
upon nothing else than a partisan de-
sire 10 oust an efficient official from
his position. lie declared that there
was nothing I'm the charges preferred
against Postmaster Denham that
could not be substaniated. and that
me upshot of the whole matter was
that they were preferred with the aim
10 throw Republican official out of
oihce under cloud. and give his
place TO a Democrat who had rendered
political services to his party. Per
sonallN, senator Cor had no charges
10 prefer against Mr. Vance. nor no
personal objections 20 his appoint
ment. but he contended that the laws
should not be violated to reward a
man Tor party political services. He
objected 10 the removal Of Mr.. Den
ham under charges. but declared II
II was the intention TO put Mr.. Den
ham cut OF Office the charges against
Continued on Page ren-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
JURY CONVICTS
AGED PRISONER

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CLAItkSBURG. ". Va. Nov. a6-
\ Jury in the Criminal Court to-day
returned verdict OF assault and bat-
terry against George W. Crawford
aged - years. and a veteran Of the
civil War. who was tried on a charge
or attempting To kill Adolphus Wolf.
a neighbor. last spring at Northview.
by shooting him with "A rifle in a quar-.
rel over the use OF a vacant lot Tie
rife ball passed through VOLTS side
and was imbedded in his arm. but
the wounds were not fatal. The case
attracted much attention because OF
the defendants age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
CURRENCY BILL
PARTY MEASURE
DEMOCRATS DECIDE On EN-
IRENE MEASURES TO
FORCE ACTION.
will Have Day and Night Sessions
Until Currency Legislation
Is Enacted.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Extreme
measures were decided upon TODAY
by the Democrats OF the senate IN
force the currency refrom hu 10 a..
carry vote. Determined TO preveDt
Curtailment o business activity and
~ l'HeNe the uncertainty i'm huaucisi
tlt'its as 10 what form currency Loo
lsIdiloh is 10 take. the Democrsts :
aEterd 10 fake the bin q party neae.
uI' VII. AZ once. TO have no Chrisfm1s
recess unless the measure has no.,
passed before the time sot TO- ~ u !.
n9ilIay, and 20 sir day and might my.
DO uuhI action lis secured
mes" decisions were reached ne .
conference that began in tho morn.
lnE ana was resumed tonight ~.
S'' readers. working iu horman,.
l'u resident Wilson and his al
l0tIS' decided 20 sit behind cIos.J
doors for the balance of m. 49,,
L"t excepting tomorrow. Th,ukegi,.
L"N HdA, until an agreement can D.,
I'dch"d upon the pending him an,
.,tc insure -.,.suI" united support for r in
Actual work on the bin hogan ,o
.i@'l, IN" heht Will Dc Transferred
y" lie senate hOor MONDAY .rJ
rom that time forward J,,i, 'uu
IONS VIII b" held from 10 m to
II y m, with no recess i'm r-n.r.,,. p.
except Tor Christmas dav
immediate action on curr.,.,
.'tI@. .a'on is demanded. said 1,,,5
I'i simmons. az fua close of II,,. ,.
ference "to reIiay. ,En ',-,.-. .l. con
.Nd' exists throughout tho bl.i,...
""iII There bias been "a cr.-afI..,, y,
f''FliF IN many lines or bu.ir... y. ''
dN-' congress has NOT vet f.I. ,.r.....
''3 ''''h'i'h as tu currency rrrfsipr
fEnmHIWwWn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
NUMBER OF FIELD
PIECES AND HAS 200
PRISONERS.
lrlp Over Battlefield Reveals M
Dead and Few Graves and the
Field Is Not Lettered.

~ PASO Texas. Nov 9s a.
tu ana cishty-four wounded 49,,
"'c lu ne Juarez hospitals 10 nigbt 81
ltSuli OF The unsuccessful fedarai
attack on Juarez. ieueTal
I@hcho Villa and 5000 rebel troon,
fcr ,!'.'hhi go in Juarez. South OF Juarez
."T cIEhl"eu or twenty miles tbc-a -. -
no r'b"l soldiers Villa savs h., 90 90
som" farther south and Thar tbc 20,
auce OF fhe enemy '"PpeaT'
e, Hd captured number OF federal
N'ld pieces and O. military train IL
s'4u lHat that he captured sOO
.., lo-ddy ne brought less than
~. 'o JulroI. He admits excctitins,
SUM OF them. Apparently mo groat,
,Hl mum ber Of dead as "a resulf ~ 49,.
"NhUN- ere those who faced tho 6ri,,-
sPu"l ana paid the penalty of e,tu,
'"~ '.t itufftd cause rather than
'Na' oI VIVA. Madero or Carranza
~, ',p over The battlefield today re-
.'"icd only few bodies or grave 4,
N"- FOUND that the lines OF baffia
were nearly SIX miles apart ana tbst
iNn-i oi lhc hEltiuC had bern dcrc q,
I"He RANGE. There WAS almost No 80
''h'' or encounters between fhc tir,,-
'. "g,1pI'a hy the rebels and the fed
Plenty of empty cartridgo .hor-
and esplodcd shra1rci Vrro 5,rS9 s1e,ls
ilr Held Two newly made grsves
were seen near Mesa. where villa bs5
.'s h'ddGlarters. and two bodies were
'v.''N 'h e train 40 Mesa late this
.I.'INoon IF rebel soldiers Roth ~
'n' bodies had tho hands tied and
'e'u had evidently die 90 tho hans
'I mo tAocuiioucrs. These wcre tbo
only cad or evidence of dead seen
OF Oh field
Amrle evidence OF activity was an.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
Loss From Peculations
OF FOye About $4,000
CHECK ON PERSON CONFIS-
GATED AND MONEY IN
BANKS ATTACHED
Young Bank Clerk Now In Prison
and Faces Two Indictments
Found Yesterday.

NV YORK. NOV. 2G-Loss frow
'l' alleged iorscr.ss and peculatious
y. James J.. Fo'e. 81 month b,pl,
ssl-I.. which amount To- NOR. fb.u
..I'"' MiIl Hpf exceed S2.luD. 1r.
Y'I.HE To HidtDment issued to.Ja,
NN hIoNers here with whom he had
,t."-5olldted Tor loan on coo shares oil
,'htTdl Electric COMPANY stock
NSll' from certified cherE for 80
900 and S..2rG boa cash f5urd an t,,,'..
person az the time OF bis arrest nc.
,llS 10 several banks here were al
."'Hcd, covering 10 was said Tho lar.
'f part ri the money involved
htn arraignod TO-DAY. Fo,c WAS
'HiiNlII'd % tho IOmb- without bail
.'I "' DAYS on % charge OF obtaining
money under false prefeu~pe from tI.
Corn Exchange National Bank of pbii.
idrIphiI. Magistrate Brecn said he
.'"N thi- cOur tp allow time for tu
iNN'r'iediiou as tu whether the alleged
'fiut was committed iu peuuSyIvanft
Hrd f -o. fo await the action OF fhn
courts a. that State with regard to
possible gNradition
Tho a.'-cd lorEsrirs OF signature
fp blauk rorrfeate- of General EIac.
i.c Company Ltrau No,ember I and
HNr' discontinued ON or before No.
nWh'T l'. when Fole left the pm.
NlOf u. fh' fafmrI. Loan q Trust
touu1ul Officers off the trust com
pauN TODAY explained that To,e had
access t1 fhn vaults whore tho sta
IouarN hHuk rlnk- and stock r,r.
.itottos v"r" stored and that 30 was
rn.f lyr clerks fo extract such papers
t- th.y might wish Had roya been
content with mailer gains. tho bank
rnir.fI. said I' michf have carried
on hi- poculaton- for Cd much longer
IfI."N Ht merely tpufIt.f|Ir-
monthly H small number Of ,.rfIGrato.
which ho had nIod out When 500
many blank certificate books we're
nI--'d fHc iutHsf cation chat resulted
Ir FoHea arrest. followed fhlrc
'hHf made hIs operations loss difficult
.UI added touch OF rcruIrrress fo
fho certificate. eaa fhc eict DO ,ras
sfafod. Thar each bore Tho signature
0f Oh" General Electric Company and
chat Doc mcr'ly bad fo add tho .'rna.
fEmwHfmwan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
REBELS THREATEN TO FIRE OIL TANKS
IN TAMPICO AND ALONG RIVER ABOVE
WHERE TO co TO-DAY.

10 o'clock a. m, Union M.,h-
GUST church service In Ger
" CLOCK a. m, Union church
service IN First NJ. E. church
at Elm Grove.
10 O'Clock a. m. MoundsviIIe
High School VS.. Cameron
Hi9h School. at MoundsviIie.
1893 o'clock a. m. WheeIino
Hish School vs.. BeIIaire
High School. at WheeIino.
~: 50 o'clock a. m. Union Chris
tlSn church service in First
Christian church. this CITY
lO:SO o'clock a. m, Church SER
vices in other churches in
the Wheeling district.
~ o'clock 4. m. Christian Sci.
enee service in A. o. v. w.
Auditorium.
1880 o'clock p. m. X. X. Jr. VS.
Consolation teams, in
MoundsNille.
1870 o'clock p. m.. Motorcy-
clists meet at club rooms on
Fourteenth street to prepare
'a-Si'faCAf9 NOHN-SIs
oeloek p. m. Motorcycle
hill-elirbinp contest on the
Country Club hill road.
ESQ o'clock p. m, Special matt
nees at local theaters.
2:3o o'clock p m. Mound City
VS.. Marietta Independents,
az MoundsVille.
2:3o o'clock o. m. Triadelphia
High School VS.. Bri6qeport
High. az Elm Grove.
) O'Clock q. m. Stats Athletic
Club VS.. Bethany College, at
Island Ball Park.
3 O'Clock p. m. Banquet at
wheeling Motorcycle Club.
8; Is O'Clock o. m, Special ser
vice In several churches In
Wheeling district.
S:1S o'clock .. m. Special
Thanksgiving performance at
local theaters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
Senator Golf Defends
Denharn In Committee
YOUNG MAN ESCAPES
GOING 10 PENITENTiARY
BY MARGIN OF is CENTS

special Dispatch to Intellirenc.r
tAlRMONT. w. Va, Nov.
%o.-Whst Is the real value OF
an article, the price at which N
retsils In the stores. the price IL
Is sold BY the manufacturer 20
special agent. plus the eS.
press charges, or the simple
special agents price7 These
were questions which a iurv
In the Circuit Court here today
oeeioed. They decided that the
pare special agents price was
the real value Of the article,
and so Mason Wright. CHARGED
IN an indictment with a felony,
was found guilty Of a misde-
meanor-petlt larceny.
Wright wac chara,s with
stealing a bicycle from CLYDE
Jenkins. The wheel was valued
at $3.50. At the trial IL de-
Neloped that the wheel was
sold from the retail stores at
Morganto"n at that price. but
that jenkins had purchased IL
from the manufacturers at a
special agents price OF sf9.s5.
However. he had paid an addi-
tional express charge Of SIPS.
" the jurors considerei thc
wheel worth the cost price plus
the express charged. Wright
would be guilty OF a felony,
having stolen property worth
more than $40 But the Jury
said the machine was worth the
bare ste.S5. and Wright es-
capped the penitentiary by IS
cents
AZ the conclusion Of the
Wright case. which was tried
by French McCray for the de-
fense, and Tusea Morris for the
State, court adjourned until
Friday morning. taking
Thanksgiving holiday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
RESULTED

rI .ltl Ii.pHt.H fs fIe IrtsfIr.u.er
0Itl NENNllLE. o.. Sow 2f IN
We. to-day. IU.. por.guch. TurL
tI"I 20 uas ki,tpd in fHn stomach hy
John /u.I a FimHud.r ppric1cl
dlrd touiNnf in tho hospital XirEa.
Hiird Iu rttdc arrest The post NOR
Tenn rNuNet rerCuChs death was due
fu flH kID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27

. WASHfNGToN, Nov. 2C-rorecastf
Worf Virginla-Otcasio rains a,
fhurndny friday fair.
western TennsVlvumia and Ohfr-
Local rains Thursday; friday faarg hsht
% moderate variable windA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27

tcontiuu.d on Psgs Ten,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09
AN OPINION OF THE
 ANORAEFSK| STRIKE

..r,,.k nnd if Is expected that some t,iditionnl information will be forward
 ed by the last boat down the river about the fifteenth instant. The foramiton is schist, prophory and granite. The day Mir. Johnson left. September 29. men had come back from Il creek just over the divide south of Wilson creek and claimed to have
 found as high as one cent u pan in
 surface gravel.
 At present there are about seventy
 five mei in the camp and most of thrm
 feel that, while there Is hardly enough in sight to warrant stampede, that
 the surrounding country is Il great
 place to prospect and these nun are
 making preparations to spend thc win
 ter in this work.
 There Is ample timber for fuel and
 other prospecting purposes. There are
 some trees up to twelve and eighteen inches in diameter. The Northern Commercial Company
 has a bargc loaded with provisions
 for about seventy five men for the
 winter. This will be left at Marshall
 City.
 Ground is being staked so as to con form to the new mining laws and it
 is generally accepted that unless man
 does one hundred dollars worth of To-
 cation work within ninety dnys his claim will he open for relocation. The creeks are thawed. but as d rul"
 the benches will he found to be frozsn AS matter of fact there has n"i
 been enough development as yet tn
 warrant either cnndemning or boosting
 the camp.
 have from ten thousand to fifteen
 thousand dollars in sight which It will pay 10 shovel in. . There are six other short creeks in
 addition to Disappointment all empty. ing into Wilson creek. A surprising feature of it all is that
 while some of these are from one and
 one half to two miles in length there | is n sluicc head of water in each creek. This information obtained from MT. Johnson will he Gf interest in Nome where the prospects of the so-call"d 4 Andrarfski strike have been largely discussed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09

The Nugget Is fortunate in being able to print another opinion of the so- caled Andraefski strike given by one who has just returned from the scene. Walter W. Johnson of the Union Con- struction Company has this to say of the conditions and outlook:
 The misnamed Andraefski strike is in reality sMty-five miles above. at place called Marshall City. The dis covery was made sewn miles up Will son creek which enters the Yukon at this point at the mouth of short stream called Disappointment cree8. This creek is one and one-half miles long and has only six claims on it. Wilson creek is twelve miles In length Discovery was made where the high rim of Wilson was exposed and ther" was from three to six feet of gravel on this rim which has come out of Dis Appointment creek.
 The gold is in gravel and MT. John- son took thirteen pans in rocker from bedrock to surface on it's face which weighed eight and one-half cents. Eleven pans were taken from different points and these when rocked weighed thirty five cents. One pan was picked in the gravel. this weighed thirty live cents.
 At point two hundred and fifty feet up Disappointment creek they have A shaft nine feet deep which is not yet down to bedrock but is as deep as Ii can go on account of water. It Is claimed that the last six feet of gravel in this shaft paned from two 10 ten cents per pan. Mir. Johnson took three pans near the top which weighed sixteen cents. In one of these pans was ten cent nugget. Bedrock in this shaft would probably be about fifteen feet
 On the next claim above. about one thousand feet up the creek. shaft is down on right limit twenty-one feet The hest pans are claimed to be two cents. Three pans taken around the top of this dump weighed less than one cent altogether This shaft Is about one hundred and fifty feet from the center of the creek bed and might he of the pay streak.
 A drill is now cross-cutting Wilson above the mouth of Disappointment