MERGER MINES DEAL WILL GO THROUGH Tho details of tho negotiations bo-fcwoon bo-fcwoon the Jumbo Extension Mining company and tho GoldHold Merger Mines company looking to tho acquisition acquisi-tion by tho former of tho Velvet claim will be definitely arranged and ready for submission to tho stockholders of tho respectivo corporations within tho next week or ten days, according to O. O. "Whittemore of Los Angeles, president presi-dent of tho Merger company, says tho Goldfiold Tribune. M.r. Whittemoro arrived in Goldficld Sunday for tho purpose of discussing with his local associates and Vice President Pres-ident Charles S. Sprague of tho Jumbo Extension company tao pending negotiations. nego-tiations. Conferences wcro held all day Monday and, at their conclusion 'Mr. Whittemore, who departed if or Los Angeles An-geles last night, stated that as moro time would be required to go fully into certain of tho details of the deal, a further meeting of Mr. Spra'guo and himself would bo held within the next week or ten days, upon his return to Goldfield. Mr. Whittemore declined to diviilsrc the details of the present; negotiations, ne-gotiations, but declared with emphasis that tho stockholders of tho Goldfield Mcrgw- Mjiios company may rest assured as-sured that tho deal, if consummated, of which thero is overj' probability, will redound to their benefit. Referring to the operations of the Moi-gor company and its plans for the future, President Whittemoro said: Notwithstanding tho delays that , havo arisen, due primarily to water wa-ter and Tcsultant additional costs, conditions at the Merger are without with-out a single tliscouragiug element; therefore, there should exist no anxiety on the part of the stockholders stock-holders as to tho future of the property.