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No 14* FWTKKXTH YKAK SKAtiWAY ALASKA. WEDNESDAY. BKPTKMBKB it. 1912 PRICK 10 CENT*
SHARPSHOOTERS ORDERED
I ? TO KILL TRESPASSERS
Hinshatn. Sept 25 Kart.T thw
rooming the o*iw? ?f the copi>et
inim* in thtt <Jt*trit swore in * !??*?
ilmi iloputy ill of lh~ra
sharpshooters. and rtationfd the?*
atv?ut the poppn mine? with orde-*
in shoo* >?;?)? d?*troyi#?
I?ra|?erty or interfering with the <M!"
? ?ration of the minos Most ot the
[uardf are brought
(-?re hv the companies with the ron
sent of the authorities
PreRldent Mover of the Federa
tion of Miners is present and ??
tempting to bring order out of th?
mem The atrilte was called con
trary to hi* advice, and he does t?ot
weem to enter Into the prosecution
of It with very great enthusiasm,
however he will attempt to bring n
settlement on ??? good term* as hej
can without low of time
1? RRITORI U. *M? SI rRV MK
KT t liHK L? AYES \lK'i\
Mr Chariaa Macl?owal<1 of Dav- I
*.>n is registered at the Pilw.
howr today while avatting the sail-j
i >k o, U? PniKw Mit on which 1??
i ?a passage for Vanccwv^r. j
In N^ahlnit of the pent'eman IV
Itaweon \. *? has this to say:
Charles MaclVmald. for r?urv
? Vwk of the territorial and supreme j
<wurta of Yukon, Je??i ad\ iser o:
the t^rvwr of the territory. And
public a dm i nlstr* Tor . will leave IVi
?on ion?orrom Mr Maclxmald will
Ko to Vancouver. B. C. to oin his
Uailr His plans are not definite.'
Nit ia all probability. he KUtM, h?
will artlle in that city and engage
in, the practice of lav. He is one
0 the bkk able lawyers ever In !
the north. Before oomir.g here he
? as one a.' the prominent n
Net* of the Toronto bar.
In the tfef>artnre of Cbariea M* ?
Itoaald. Yukon loses one of *.er
1 -.pt widely kno*n. esteemed and
?Nf riTixeris He haa bt-en idonti
'i<?d with nearly every public ?ore
went for the * elf *re of the Y afcc.a
*?aee he came here June I. 1>C<V '
Few speakers ever in Klondike hare
? pproached him in grace and c to
il aenoe, and he has given his aid to
1 early every social organization and I
every public enterprise nnderUit-l
m la Itawsor. No banquet or pub
lic ??ntertaintnent has been complete;
unless Mr Macltanald has occupied
a place on the p roe ram His versa
i ilitv was revealed by his participa
'ion in amateur dramatics, and in'
the several ?ar lecture courses hell j
?i this ritv.
There never was but one Ckariey
?ouald. and never will be anoth
er In his coins he leaves a void in
Maason that will not be filled. Hosts
? ?f f needs wiah him nothing but '
prosperity and happy days.
Oi l) MXKTVWJHTKR \
QITTS MAU. SKRYK >
- V >r>on. the veteran super
intendent of winter mall for the N.
C. company, who arrived from Gib
bon on the St Michael Snnd*v,
states that the company has com
pleted arrangements for the hand
ling of the mails between Kagle and
St. Michael for the winter Sup-j
plies are being distributed at the
river po<ts Dogs will be used oil
the eMire ro?ite Two mails a mont
will he delivered each way between
Da ? son and Fairbanks, via Circle,
and two each way weekly between
Fairbanks and St. Michael. A lo
cal mail carrier will carry the mail
ftvtn I'nalakleet to Nome. All the
letter* will be handled from Fair
banks down, and it there should not
be enough letters to make up the
? iwtomary quantity, " papers will be
handled to such extent as will make
up the amount.
Mr. Marion has been in the Yuko
since *SS. mow of the time with the
mail service He states that as
soon t?ie service is in full swim;
The coming winter he will retire,
und fro outside to seek a place to
settle. He may cast his lot in Brit
ish Columbia. He will go out q,ver
the snow from Fairbanks. ? Pawso;
Xews.
U" II .SON' KAI'IIMA BKOmiXi
A rOUTK'Al, RIlUiKR
Newark. Sept 25? Woodrow Wil
son cj?-d his influence in the pri
maries in New Jersey to the extent
of defeating former Senator Smith
Jr for retiomination as a candidate
for l>emocratic senator Karly re
turns of the result of the primaries
indicate that William Hughe*, the
Wilson candidate, has received a
safe plurality.
, OUR
r NEW
FALL
SUITS
&
COATS ^
FOR LADIES /
NOW T>S DISPLAY
DocUe
DENOTES STI LE
AND QUALITY
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J. L YNCH
BANK CLERK
GOT THE BOLL
l>n?aoola, Sept. 25-Tlie my?terv of
the robbing of the lyniwville ? Nash- j
ville tram oT fifty -fire thousand dollars
a few day* ago. ha* been cleared up.
The detective* for tlie express com
pany t raced the package to its delivery
in th?' hands of William Bell, a bank
clerk of Ibis city. He was placed
under arrest and admitted to the theft.
I lei I say* he substituted worthies*
packages for the one* containing the
money.
ROASTS THK FORKHT
AND OTHKH RKRKRVKS
\V. C. Brown president of the New j
York Central railroad, who recently'
visited Ska* way and went over the
White Pass, has returned east and 1
published an Account of hta trip to
Masks, of which he visited many :
parts Some of his observations fol
low :
"I do not see much possibility for
railway construction in Alaska at
the present time, owing to the con
servative policy of the United States
government there. The mining In- ?
Justry has. however, a big future j
and with better administration will
turn out to be exceptionally profita
ble.
"I was greatly impressed with the
mines and fisheries there, and with
Their possibilities, but until some al
teration is made in the present form (
of administration of the country
:here is little prospect of much actl\?
ity anywhere," continued Mr. Brown j
"I went over the Treadwell mine
very thoroughly. It Is a wonderful I
prop sltion, prola n* from |4S0,t94 |
to $500,000 worth of gold a year. |
There is also great development on j
the other side of the bay from the j
Treadwell.
"The prospects are not bright for
any great increase in mining or in j
railroad building The government *
policy does not allow the develop- j
mont of the mines and forests and i
the utilisation of water power, ex
cept on terms so unreasonable that j
capital cannot undertake it. The!
eovernmentwill not, and the matter j
rests t'.iere. Stagnation will be the|
result unless a change is made j
There are great deposits of coal in I
Alaska, but they cannot be develop- j
e?l Nearly all the coal used there
is Imported from British Columbia, j
Oregon or Washington.
"I saw valuable timber there ly-j
ing on the ground four layers deep. J
and more Is falling every year and j
going to waste. The government will
not save It nor allow anyone else to
save it. They are dedicating the
place to eternal solitude and stif
ling all industry. Agriculture is suf
ferine and the forward movement isj
slow I*rospects for railroad con
struction * None at all, sir."
Te city of Seattle sailed on sched
ule time and will arrive in Skagway
on the morning of the IS.
UTILE KILLING
IS SUGGESTED
Washington, Sept. 25 -A force of
! 75O marine* are to lx* immediately
?ent from Philadelphia to Hayti to
compel the opening of the <Ujmtnion
custom house which ??? recently cap
tured and closed by the rebel*. The
1 custom* house contain* a quantity of
American irood* whie|? this country
1 feel* in datf bound to pro'eet from the
( rebel*.
M VHSAtH'I'fiKTTS !>KM<ICRATH
RKXOMIN'ATK ?OY. POHH
IVt*ton, Sept is? The voter* of Ma* I
**chu?etts ut the primaries yesterday .
placed in nomination for governor,
Ruffe ne Fo*S by the democrat* awl
Joseph Walker by the repuMicans.
K<i<ll*SK OF THF. M?H?V
KARI.Y TOMORROW MOR\IN"?.
There will be a partial eclipse of I
the >? o?n visible in Skagway between :
three and f?ur o'clock in the morning
She will remain io the shadow about j
an hour. ?
NEW JUDGE
FOR DARROW
|
Sacramento. Sept. 1> ? Acting I
Governor Wallace has appointed
Judge Oonley of Madero county toj
1 act as trial judge in the rase of I
California vs. Clarence Harrow,
which Is culled for October 21st. i
Mr Darrow is out on ball and hns
been delivering .speeches before the
labor organisations of the Pacific
Toast sinc<> his release fr>m the first!
count brought against hitn. He says
that the prosecution tried out all
the evidence they had in fhe Frank
lin charges and that It has nothing
new to offer In the Bain case, that
the trusts are out after a victim
and he must be made to suffer If
such a thing is possible. He hits
[ no fear of the outcome, aa he In
tends to see that only fair and un
prejudiced men are permitted on the
jury and all he is asking for is a j
fair trial.
Judge John Ford of the New York j
supreme court bench, incoropany with j
I Mr. R. F. VanNoattand of New York
city, arrived yesterday from the north
[ where they have been spending a few j
weeks hunting big game. They
brought out several goat heads at d
stories of good hunting. Judjfe Ford'
was a former acijuaintarce of Mayor
Tanner in Orleans county. New York :
forty-seven years ago, and they spent
a very pleasant time last evening in
recalling old time*. The twj hunters
left on the Jefferson this morning.
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: GREEN j
j TOM A TOES :
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A large shipment just received +
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+ We sell them at 5c per pound *
+ or 75c per box +
+ *
+ Better Order Now if you are ?
+ .
+ going to put up any
t SEASON ABOUT OVER
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t P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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UJfflKK
Em i mm
Tacoma. Sept 2n ? The caae of
Charte* K. H??ton and John II. t
Bullock. rhar??vl with conspiracy
against tile [ t'orernment In selling
coal, came up for hearing today be
fore Judge Oushman, who denied ?
motion for a continuance.
The flint witness to be called waa
Colonel Batter of the quartermas
ter* department *ay* that the gov
-mniMit *M al??y* compelled to
enter into Iron clad contract* for
itipplleii. and that thowe contracts
vrere framed tti the term#
for the reason that the fcor*rnm?tit
alaavg had been foreed to pay hith
er price* for commodities than
could be bought on the general mar
ket He bellered that there wan a
general understanding among armr
contrartors to hold op the gorern
Pitt HiKKSSI V KN KSOORHK
wihtoxims ?ovenxor
Milwaukee, .vept. 25 The Progress- !
Ire party of Wiseonsin have endorsed 1
Prancis C Mctiovern for the gnvern
orshlp of the state. Mr. MeOo?ern I*
the present governor and was elected
by tht Progressive part* who hear o*it
the old Stalwarts and took the state
out of the hands of the old gang nfj
standpatter*.
P0ST8FFICES AS
VOTING PLACES
Sacramento, Sept. 25 ? William
Jennings Bryan received a big wet
come In California'^ capital city yes
terday. He spoke for nearly 'wo
Hioura and his remark* te-e applaud
ed vodferoualy He said among oCh
er things that the traveling sales
men of the nation should be enti
tled to vote. That they should he
given the privilege of going to th
post office and registering their
?ote on election day and hare it
counted All along the line he advo
cated that all people who were ctM
*ena of the United State* should b??
permitted to vote by such me.ins
without causing them the expense of
traveling sometimes hundreds of
miles or lose their voting privileges.
The ladies who left dishes with the
ladies of the Improvement club may
have them by calling at the home of
Mrs. Kirmse and selecting their prop
erty.
Mr*. F. D. Wrbster arrived on the
May this morning to join her buititnd.
C'apf . It. Poeditfar, formerly of the
1 ?com* Tribone ami later % f#rf o?n
erofthe Fairt<anks New%-Miner, ar*
rived f'om the north last n'eht and
has srone to Tacoma He is now en
gird in mining in the Tanana conn'
try.
Mr?. F. R. Mtirrar, who has ?pem
part of the summer In iHw^on with
her mother. left this mornl g on the
Jefferson for Tarnma with the tmdr of
tier dead li'tle boy who di?d shortly
after leaving the bo?? at Whitehorse. ,
T'ndertakar Harri?on w*? palled who
prepared the child for shipment and
brought it down la?t night. Mm*
Murray is the wife of Or. Murray of
Tacoma .
The I'rinces* May come in early this
morning brining a number of room I
trip passenger* b?aides several forth"
inside. A mone the number for the
north is Mr*. K?*borough wt'o is r?
: turning to t he At'in country. C. L.
tjueen is also acheduied for Atlin.
Mrs. Walker will ?o u># Whitehrr^
Titos. Brag g and wife and Mlsa Thomp
son of tl?e [?a<rsnn schools are on their
way Ivime. I'??ajs south on the May
has Iteen reserved for >ir. and Mrs *?.
L. Dickeaon. W. D. Orcenoi-gh aid
John BUnctiard.
K J Barry, known In thl* part
of Alaska as "Ihigao ram* do vn
j from the north Monday after oprr
i ating an engine on the Klondv'se
Mines railroad for the paat thr*w
months. Mr Barry wa? working
ther?? on a leave of absence from the
White PaSM and will resume ins
position here. He informs u? rV<
i Perry Hearn will continne with the
, K. M. company until about the fifth
| of next month. Just before coming
down he met "Blllie" Ward, wno
i waa on his way to Sfroggle wher?
jhe will sp?nd the wlr.ter
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IN APPLE PIE ORDER I
OUR FALL LINE OF [
Furnishing GoodsZ
and
Haberdashery
Now On Display
CLA YSOPfS
The Home of Tb? ?
HART, SCHAFFN CR AND MARX
CLOTHING