Show PROPOSIflONTO MINERS Heinz Willing to Sell Mach i Ginniss Stock I WANTS THE NIPPER LODE Boston Montana Stock Wifl Be Sacrificed at 50000 Eight Per Cent Interest Asked and Miners Must Agree toa Number Num-ber of Conditions Butte Mont Oct 6From the steps of the county courthouse in this city F Augustus Hcliize this afternoon after-noon addressed a mass meeting of lime miners of Butte cvem 15000 persons being be-ing in attendance As the representative representa-tive of John MacGlnnisv Mr Jlelnzc in his spticch made a counter proposition proposi-tion to lie offoi of the Butte Mlnen union to purchase Mr MacGinnlsss stock in i lie Butt vt Moil la na a nirl Parrot Par-rot t Mining companies and thus t end tIme litigation with time Amulgamated Copper compnny After his address Mr m Ilcinr had thousands t of Pti n ted circulav distributed upon the streets of tIme city The circular which is identical hi substance with the oral proposition madt by Ilctnxcnt 1 tIme muss meeting follows OKKBRMD 51000 EKR Shirtl K John MacGljinlss pit malmtseml tIme 10 snares of stock In the Boston < fc Montana company In April or Mny W at the cost of MO per share Tho cost of the stock In the Parrot company owned by MacGlnnlss and Lamm I was about 55 per share John MauGimilss was ofTortd hi iSW and at several subsequent lime 5100XO for time TOO snares of stock In the Boaton t Montana company J understand under-stand the Butte Mlnon union to bo vlll lug now to pay aa high as Wf > 30 for lie I Boston Montana stork and K > 0 per shcrc for tho Parrot Mock WILJ MAKE SACRIlMCI I am authorized by Mr t MiicGlunlws and Mr J inim to state that they do not wish to make any money out of the salo of this stock but on thocontrary are willliif tn make a sncHflcr If a sale thereof will result to the benefit of the minors laborers and budnoKs people of Silver Bow county and tho State of Mon trtgi and T am aol lmorJed by them to make the following offer to I wit HKlNXrS PROPOSITION That John lrcGInnl will sell Um 100 liharoo of mock In the t Roston Montana Mon-tana company for J2CO her charm or J200CO with Interest thoroon from tho date of purchase at the itilo of S t per oni per annum an-num and MacClnniHa and Lamm will sell their I Hharca of stock In the Parrot company com-pany for 135 per shore with IntorcHl on the amount at time rate of S per cent per annum from the dale of the purchase of said stock provided the judgments nnd orders now ontorod In the case of Ior tester and MncGinnlss agaInst time lbs ton Montana Company and time costs of tliu I various actions with loforeneo to this slock are paid and the whole controversy I with reference to this stock and heir t rights ns stockholders shall be forever set tied nn l provided fit im lie that tho live undivided thirtysixths of the Nipper lode rlalm ownofl by tho Anacondi Copper Mining Mi-ning company < n the Amalgamated Cop Item compnnv shall bo old and conveyed lo me for the price paid therofor by Limo Anaconda Copper MinIng company at the time It purchased time Hiimo and 8 per cent interest thoYcon from lie I dale 1 when the amc was purchased and the Anaconda Coppor Mining company and LIlt > Parroi SlIVer and Copper company hall give inc a deed of conveyance nstjurlnp Utl to all of t lie veins and ore bodies contained con-tained within tho said Nlppor loilo chilni nnd thnt m time whole controversy with reference to th NIoper lode claim shall br forever settled aj to onablo ate in oporiito the Nipper property Tlil will put mo In a position lo gIve employment shortly to somoihlns over fiCO men MlST KEEP AGKIvKMKNTS Aim provided further thnt the Minors Mi-nors union shall mlii mm Iii nn asioomut t from Ir Srjillon and II II Popors that the Ainalcramalod mines will bo kept In continuous operation for the next year and that lh < profm rate of vascs which prvalls In ibo limit te mines mm nil smellers Hlmll bo malnlalrcd for a period of at least thrift ysirs WOrLD SlBMlT CASK As a 3pparito and dltlnet offer and lookliip to a settlement of the entire mining mi-ning controvcisles I horcby further acrco to select two men the Amalijamntctl company to select two nun and thono four to I select a fifth which committee rbali have tIme rlfht to settle all dlsputrn and time ownership of nil controverted ore bodIes and declare tho rlphtfi of the rn ijioctlvo parties which decision shrill b < nrfil nail blndinsr I hereby bind myolf to the prompt and Immediate execution and carrying hilo effoc ot Cither or both of time above offcra If tin xiim bo accepted r AUGUSTTS HK1NXK j Dated thls 25th day of October lOBE lO-BE NO VIOLENCE TluiH far them hiatt been no violence and the officials ot the Miners unle nssufc he jiubllc through the imewspi pets that there will be oboe Ln the fjunrler of n century of Its lila Inry the Eutte liners union haw Tiovor had a strike Jt Is 1 lunifiht I hat little oin come of the proppacd arbitration of the trouble by i a board comiifltiiiK of Gov fool fJnlted Staten Senators Clarlc and Gibson Congronanmn DIxon and J1 HIM president of the Great Northern The matter Is considered purely legal and It Is thought such aboard a-board could effect nothing SCALLONS POSITION vThen asked If the Great Pablo plan of mediation proposed by the Buslnef Glens issoolatlon of that city would interfere with time efforts for settlemtnt now bcln made by lImo Ruttc Miners union William Soullon Kuncrul manager man-ager of ilip Amalgamated said By no muans The Miners union of Butte wan first to net in this matter I should not wlnh to deal with a committee to the exclusion of those who are already endeavoring to adjust the matter Jn fact J do not wish to be understood as dcsiritif to prevent action by the Miners union or any other organization orga-nization ot person who mny have an Interest inthe settlement of the affair af-fair RAKED OVER THE COALS William Scallou Calls F Augustus Heinzc to Time riutte Mont Oct President William Wil-liam Scnlloti of the Anacondu company tonight rejected the proposition made by F Augustus Jlolnze for n deed lo live thirtysixths of the Nipper stock In controversy between him and the Parrot and Anaconda companies in return re-turn for tho svilc of the stock of 10D shares in the Jjoston and Montana nnd 100 shares In the I Parrot company owned by John MaoGlunlss RIDICULOUS PROPOSITION President Scallon characterized the proposition of Mr Heinze IB astounding and ridiculous and unworthy of consideration consid-eration In a sensational statement issued is-sued to the prcsp tonight Mr Scnllon says that those offers may look Innocent Inno-cent enough on the face but in reality they amount to a refusal to settle the MncGlnnlss cases They are a turning down of he Miners union proposition because the conditions of Mr Tlelnzes offers are to unreasonable and exorbi Xant that they are impossible of acceptance ac-ceptance TURN DOWN FOR MINERS As to the piopoHed arbitration says Mr Scnllon It is one not recognized by i ltm it would not and could not be made binding on Mr Heinze and unfortunately un-fortunately would settle nothing but would only lead to more prolonged hill KTllon and to dispose of this last offer first CANNOT BE DONPJ Tlic law of Mpntana upon the subject sub-ject IH stated In section 2270 oC the code of procedure as follows Persons capable ca-pable oC contracting1 may submit to ar bitration any controversy which might be the t subject of mt civil action between them except a question of title to real pioperty In fee or for life This qualification quali-fication docs not Ircludo ouestioiin re latlnpr merely to the partition or boun durles of real property TRICK OF JIEINXES The Supreme court of Montana In the recent Pennsylvania case decisions has held in deciding In favor of Mr Ileinze that these underground ron trovorslcs i between these I parties Involve In-volve questions of title to real estate mud not merely to questions of boun lanes flnci then title Is one In fee It thus I appears that I Mr Ileinze proposed n mrthod of settlement which the law does not rocognlzc and If the decision vas ngalnel him he could snap his Hu gems tit IMP I arbitrator and lie I Amalgamated Amal-gamated company and iceep right along WOULD SETTLE NOTHING The Amilfcamat < Ml peoplo are not indIsposed In-disposed lo sollli these controversies and any efiVotlve method of doing so would receive consideration and I would suggest that the host way lo settle set-tle any dilliouHy Is for both panics to try to be fair If Mr Hclnze would try tobe fair doubtlcsn n reasonable settle ment would be reached WOULD MAKE A HAUL It will be twen al a glance whirl a haul ho would makeon the proposition 81000 to bo distributed arnontr the parties lo thla nice little wrecking arrangement ar-rangement Ilelnxp llltnls MaeGInnlss and their consorts nil thai Is not all yet IL iM also conditioned and Mr Utilize states in I an many words Provliied further that the five undivided un-divided tlii lyslxths of the Nipper Lode claim owned b 1 5 time Anaconda Copper lining company shall be sold and conveyod to me for the pilci1 paid therefor by the Anaconda Copper Mining Mi-ning company at the time t it purchased the same and S per cent interest thereon there-on from the dale when the same vjiv purchasd and the Anaconda Copper Mining company and the Parrot Silver and fojipor company shall give me a deed of conveyance assuring tlth to all the veins and ore bodies contained within with-in the Bald Nipper Lode claim I and that the whole controversy with reference to the Nipper Lode claim shall he for cvor settled so as to oimble me to operate ope-rate time Nipporproperty NTGGEH IN THE FENCE irn a Hireling held before time clerk of the Supreme court In 1000 Mr Continued on Japu 12 |