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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28

Brig Gen. Sir Henry Mill Pellatt c. '. o.;
Director Pellatt G. Pellatt, Toronto Ont.
CHAS A. WILCOX Director
Chas. A. Wilcox & Company, Boston, Mass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28
CAPITALIZATION

OFFICIAL S
of the ppsr~h.. been place. in the hands of VIZ" es
ss ~as s. sHss and well Ss 1 " Il. d general
in the Butte Detroit properties which
s avsnsn for 1n ns Inhp ca%p.ny Bingham
developed largest profitable produce the world
heart Of City Butte
the district made 1864 The retain, surface nights about three acres ground
Butte The shaft the o down , Oo s the the only shaft available that ny
hh~iaaa the in the actual
The o mill . SPLENDID s $ @ . nh,' t.s
sss IS" az while ss a,s . $ c oSS
property
az: %nH cleared d 1nd ag spa 5 t P 1 cn .
company had expended property
DEVELOPMENT
the 100 zoo 300 and 500 the of
smsns viii sink the % depth develop copper
os@ vein and expose. opbT
s The o vein p the 100 7cc 500 i 800 G @ n
s's. Is ''a
ophn made by the following in
name. a n p graduate n1 T ss.. BAILEY L1ss England
VIM oB
' N So r@ MANAGE %s Butte s cenp. s" a
S1 Clark %Ias s % % % % addition is hs % a Ky
All these their scope and the cases of s..r.
Monroe cIen and Walters the underground workings thoroughly sampled
Of and publish :. f
The shares of the Butte Detroit listed the Standard
further information of the Company may be had
MARK Hal
STANDARD
Phone Cherry 5786 612 Penobst
u.uxz.11.-1uz.....n.a2.as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28

IF. AUSTIN President
Detroit Mich
EILERY G.. WRIGHT Vice-President
Woodward Wright, Boston, Mass.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

MIR but geological
and msau In the sinking The shaft From From % o,o S e ss
nhundep round measuring and~ mpGns tn o bodies
Mr. Crede a
TO-DAY THERE is DEEP
THE oPnR AND WHAT MAY
SET CONC ON FOR zinc ONLY FEW HUNDRED FEET
DAvsDAY FOR COPPER AND SOME
BE OF SOME VERY
DEE oPNiEh FOR
BELIEVE THAT THIS WILL BODIES
SJ1PfHDEs"
definite zinc ha:
level the of the lateral working" The shaft location the oP
potplvaue s o the h
o the property and transportation
and earning basis /" of the be" possible type and
operation A. from the received from
properties showed of
ordw behwvbIev e.un.upa
then DAvDay and other properties
a 6 supply with s S s sO e ne few months One an increase capacity
nhomo described and the other the
believes wIlbe the when the vein y the
eutont the lOoooOt level sometime this
month. There prospect that under the manage
Of Managing Director CIen the ophh mill known To-
eventually bcome mosnp actor n the
beyond crit
andp point rspo i'm po6t.ha
e c T.f p cS%ss%, and Water sr ~ %
s. s:ss Ma. E'7 Hs Str! Street, ess=sg York City
"-. k E:s- s-"'"@ 4 ~ s s:s ss Austin s'; ESQ.,
* and Mining Exchange and New York Curb Any
addressing members of these Exchanges o from
IRIS e. co.
STOC
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19
THEY SLEPT
 BY THE LAKE

Mir. and Mrs. Louis Stevenson had quite an exciting trip returning from the Kruzgamapa Hot Springs on Tuesday last and were 1t not for the extremely mildnes of the weather it might have ended disastrously. The trails were exceptionally heavy; so the genial Lou played leader Ill day. In the deep snow. Towards evening a large overflow was encountered along the west end of Salmon lake about three miles from the Nugget road house. The dogs were Ill h.. every body was tired out, so there was nothing to do but camp in the open. Fortunately the Stevensons had good fur robe and canvas on the sleigh, so they piled into the snow for the night.
 At break of day they hit the trail with Mrs. Stevenson on the handle going was too heavy for the doge. Mrs. Stevenson arrived at the Nugget roadhouse and explained matters to Mine Host" Peterson who staight- way procveded to see Mr. Stevenson through. The party rested over at the Nugget for twenty four hours, in the meantime phoning to Nome for Leonard Seppala to meet them with his Siberians, which he did at Hob- son creek next day. They arrived in town in due course little the worse for their adventure
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19
WON HINDENBERG
 IN DISGRACE

tic then, .u,iderly remembering that it was the "17th of Old Oireland" he refused 70 lave town. kicked, plung. ed aa eventually laid down and re. fused to sudae.
 Try as he would Billy Marx could not get Von filnder5erg to his feet, so whistliag the "Marseillaise'' he scul,eo h sled up to the reindeer's star.'oard t,a: :rasr. tipped him over and lashe' ',ia on board, then giv- ing instructions tc Dan to proceed under sealed orders Billy hitched Bus ter to the sled and finally arrived in Nome late in the afternoon.
 Field Marshal Marx left with Vic- tor Anderson's dog team this morn ing ind will probably catch up with the reindeer column at the Nugget roadhouse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

What lookel like circus parade and what was in reality a section of the reindeer artillery left town to attend the reindeer fair at Mary's Igloo on Saturday last. Six sleighs, drawn by six reindeer, with the fa- nous Von Hindenberg breaking trail and Field Marshal Marx in command travelled briskly along the Bessie "oad.
 All went merry as a marriage bell and Dan Crowley who was riding in nous yon Hindenberg limousine sang Justify This Is the life" the chorus being taken TT all along the line by Carl and Harry Lomen, Miss Anpher. Mrs. Shiel1s and family. Tautuk and the lady Tautuk
 On arriving at the foothills at Dry creek won Hindenberg'' met a musner on the trail wearing a green
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Chas. Shefferlee writes here from Marysivlle, Cal, where he is spend- ing few morti ; watching the result of nis concen ~ating ilvsnt,on which has teen installed for experimental purposes on same of the big dredges in r,at ;ection. This device Is the incubus of the Shefferlee brothers minds. who 1pen. much time and and considerable money on 1t. !. g'ves great promise of being a success.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19
HIRERNIANS CELEBRATE
 ST. PATRICK'S DAY

And the race and the sod were wei, represented at the annual dance of he Robert Emmet's which was held at the Eagle hall on Saturday night. The hall was tastefully decorated and there was not a dull moment, for the happy spirit of the Hibernian was evident from the moment one enter ed the hall until the closing hour which was earlier than usual owing to the fact that 1t was the Sabbath morn
 It sure was some successful affair good music, dandy floor. and a care-free congenial crowd tripping the light fantastic all contributed to making the St. Patrck's ball one If not the greatest-of the winter so- cial events In Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Victor Julian, manager of the Ju- lien dredge on Osborne creek is hav- ing the time of his life outside. In a letter received by Charles Milot yes- terday Vic tells of a wonderful clam patch, a "saspernugious" orchard and shady gungalow set in an acre Of real carnations on Bainbridge island near Port Blakelcy. But he'll be back in the spring all right and the mos- quito crop on Osborne gives prom ise of a buzzing season. Welcome home, Vicl
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

"Oh the fighting races don't die out, If they seldom die in their beds, For love is first in their hearts. no
 doubt"
 Said Bonrke, then Kelly said; When Michael, the Irish archangel,
 stands,
 The angel with the sword, And the battle dead from hundred
 lands
 Are ranged in one big horde, Our line, that for Gabrie's trumpet
 waits,
 Win stretch three deep that day. From Jehosaphat to the Golden
 Gates
 Kelly and Bourke and Shea .. Well here's thank God for the race
 and the sod!' Said Kelly and Bourke and Shea.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19
NEWS NOTES

who sojourned in our midst for many years, decided to leave the outside and retucr north again. He left &c., attle On tho 10th of February, accord
 ing to letter received here this mail. Sam is taking in a stock of goods-mostly pelishables- Fair
 banks over .he Valdez trail. He is doing his own frcighting having brought several head of horses along.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Friends in Nome received several letters from Dr. Fromm in yester- days mail. He is in Portland with his family. is feeling fine and fit and awaits anxoiusly, the sailing of the first boat to Nome. Judging by the tone of his letters Doc" is his oio self again and has had a bully time cavorting around the hills and dales of Southern Oregon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

The projected movement of the Hobson creek dredge on to the mouth of Dexter creek by .he Union Con- struction Company has been put off owing to the mildness of the weather and lateness of the season. Jim Fraw- ley and associates are contemplating the working of the Middaugh beat on Manila this summer. Iris would necessitate the turning of the boat around, digging its way through tail- ings several hundred feet to the mouth of Manila, as wei! as the taking out of the big Pioneer siphon at the lower en3 Df Ihe isjiscoyich ground.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Telephone adv.ces from Council state that .he dredges are putting their repair crews to work in anticipation of an early season. w. K. Taylor has III his teams on the job hauling yozd for the Blue Goose dredge, Over 250 cords will be hauled and placed between and 10 claims on Ophlr creek
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Whilst making a trial spin with his racing string along the beach on Sat- urday last. Fred Ayers loose leaders spied a reindeer meandering about in the snow. The deer had evidently strayed from a herd. It also got a line on the dogs and hit for the hard trail. The animal, through fright, made a bee line for Ayers team who delightedly rushed Co meet him. All time Fred was riding the brake. but to no avail MT. Deer fell on the team and the team fell on him. Fred Aver worked himself black in the face. smote his dogs unmerclfully. and eventually succeeded in getting the animal back to his sleigh. The rein- deer will recover but Aver says his dogs never will for the small of a reindeer herd will at all times take their minds off winning Derbys or
 latch- races.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Al Winkler of Dime Creek will re- turn 70 his headquarters tomorrow. He states that the output of his sec- ton for winter mining will exceed one hundred thousand dollars. This speaks well for the new camp and as pay has been located on the benches recently that amount may be considerably increased.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Herman Webb. who scorns the use of dogs or dog-.eams. holds the long distance walking record of Nome. His time in from the Bessie on Saturday should make G. k. Learned. the worlds walking champion. look at his hole card
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

The work of disman.ling the big tower of the Lighterage Company is we'll under way. Three royal-yard men were seen aloft this morning working on the second section. Every timber is taken down with care. There is over 1S,000 feet of lumber in the entire frame all of which is the best of material
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Mrs kit;leson Mrs. Russ Downing and Mrs. Arthur Cole expect to leave for an extended trip north in a few days. They will take in the sights of Council and Candle, will drive their own dogs and expect to make Sweepstakes time. Dr. Kittelson will go along as passenger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

A. c. Stewart left for Sledge CT, this morning. He has made arrange ments with his company on the out side that his property on Snake river will be thoroughly drilled this sum. mer
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Harry Liston. handling the ribbons of six-horse team cleared from the Rowe ranch this morning with sev- eral thousand feet. of mine timber for storm and Caulkins on the Daisy claim.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Bored to tears, and driven ofr his fee. by the wolf pack. Sam Taggart'
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Louis Stevenson will leave for Dime creek tomorrow to look over some mining property.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

Meeting of the Federated Ladies Aid Society announced for tomorrow. has been changed to a later da.e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
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WlittwOdJ Ocn Z. iScbrnar 1917.
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(San21 ,2S, 6e6r467)
Die lcbtcn G6rcn

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ten Der 6irmn 5. 3. aremclbere &
so. iiuO prahtDoae 9lumcnipenocll
oui ocm Sarge nic0crsclcet porocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
staNl @eIOtaidle.

6reo. Starter. Gin in ct. 9arno.
baS Court wobn1oiter gleecr. wuroe
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DauDn per IelrpBOn cOcr fdjriftlidl Mlits
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Csrlaa g|ranO,unnOeu.

Gerr Gilau. cip Sod in Dem dine
iiidcn Rcitaipartg ieincS SufclS,
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Charles g. Wleefins bon Cans.
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hem 2aOeu 9lr. 200, Bcit2eriugton'
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periitp'Soipitol nr i6m uorgenom.
men buttc. Ole gler5te crtldreii, Dab
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Ter @eltfrisg beute uOr cinria
Sabre.
81. SSonuar 1916.

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rniter eiiien britiidirr SilfSfreu.
ser un6 5ipei Erorsportoorpier,
por sltinmmcn i0i7Gi Somncn
pcrlorcn.
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lolUic Sdmes 0ecoan. olle orei bon
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0ic l917 g[ntpmabiI.glnallclInnn.

AtC 1Jlf %tNlU Notwithstanding
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airdlIidlc gsudlridyteu.

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tcO States. Naccnlofcr or 3cacemo.
fer,
&ortrag i'm In0itorium.
SIN 9hioitoriim G6eotcr miro
6eute 9lodniiitng Sr. S. S. 9iiIt6er.
ioro bon 9}ep Dorf cinen Gortrog
iiber a@orum 6efanrpien iid 9lutio.
nen~ 6olten.
y. W. 6. 9(. @eumtenwo6L
Ger a66riiiIiHc GcrriH iinger
6rouen" 0Glt morgcn 0lodmittoo inn
Gcbduoe oeS oG6riitli6cn &crcins
imgcr Mldrner" icine So6res Ser.
ionmhng uno 9eonltenwabl.
@DnnGeliit NOotb
SIN Moore Snititut an Der &clt
9nltirnoreltroBc miro bcutc 9I6cno
@paugeliit 9oot6 cineu iIlilitrirten
8ortrag bnIten
Sir Sic bel9ifden &inOcr
Sn allcu fnt6oliiden airden tucr.
ben oru 2S. Smmar aui Glmid bon
aarOiunl Bib6ons iiir sic not6lci-
OenOcn aiuOcr in 9eIgicn Goaeftcn
olIfgenonlnlcu perOen
gifHofS g9ci6e bot Wfo 1t.
iignor &uiieIl.
Nloniiguor @m. 3 9luiicd, ocr
&eftor ser ct Yntrids Stride in
g8aibngtoiJ Ser BON Dem @a6it gum
giidof bon G6orleiion Sc cr-
haunt uurOe. miro am p. Nldr5 in
Ser Gieiieen 6atbeorolc oon &droinol
Wibbous gclpeiGt lucroctt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
gIlridli Scg gaItimure Meilerbnrcan9
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der &lIit
luor 70 Bro5eitt uut s ll6r Nlorgcns
mn lG Nrn5cnt I'M s llhr gLben0s.
geIrarnpEiIdler g9ettrrIeridlt.

Plus ocu iibrigcn BinoeSs&etter.
9jcobat6hmos-Stot puroen Die
folgcnocu nicorigilcn Tcmperoturcn,
Dic i'm s llbr ecitcrH 9Ibcno Derrib'
ten, bcridtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
edliffsfartrn

bon imo nod Deuti1louO mo
SeIterreiG. llueorn iiber Noiteroom
uno 9letu,g ,gorf, GcIoienOunsen uadl
Giiropo.
S6so. 8. Dicner & 6O.,
III Sa.gSnItimurr.Gh.
(aRdr0 iS-) 243 SiiO-SrOaSluOg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Sri. @iorie 8. Sbenniirr Miro oig
ndAitcn 5nmitag Dor oeni y@ibic.
GIu64 III glr 20. Glop-StraBc, eiren
@ortroe iibcr oen glni6eil ser 6roucn
an 0en inonitricIlcn 4ro6lcnls 6ol,
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

SSn cner acitcm obgcboltenen Ser
iarnmhtn9 DER Stnats 8oblt6Gtig.
feitSbe6oroG nuroe Oie @hliiibrlms
Der nclien 9eiti1mungcn oeS 0jeiebcS
in 9ejue aii ole Der Gapitof&erpil.
lieung iiir mobltbdtise Snititntc be.
iproHen. Scfretdr SSm. 3. SaOcn
Ddt 0ic il0tbioc Sniormotiou Don Ocn
SnititiItcn gciommcIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

mc6rerc fleinere Nlilh61nolcr Iidj
Dereiiiigen mo einen 9(pparat fali.
ielL nit Dem lie ibren 9eoori gentoB
ocn Goridrfitcn ser Ierorommg pa.
iieuriiireu f0nucn.
Nie ncue |erorommB miro Dem
StaOtrotb icOcninaS in cincr gSocbc
Uorgelegt iperOcit Sie miro oann
am I. Simi in Strait treten, On ser
3piideu5eit Do6en oie Dlilhb0nOler
imo 9stoOu5cnten @elegen6eit, iicb
init ocn notbigen 9lpporaten 5il pcr-
iebcn. so @ro3ent uIlcr in Baltimore
gegcnm0rtig jun @erfauf gelongen-
ocn @ild lit pnilcuriiirt. Ger 9Sro.
5cB miro nber IN cincr onOcrcn @ciic
porgenomrneu, nls Ods 8ciunobeits-
Gepartenlcnt piinidt.