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?yi-? ffeartaat Bottr* day and night
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William Hot >? Ua? re-uj^MKil tHk
r?tut Md CAUC refMUr sfaop, and out
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Poor Utile Herman; he's Easy
Anybody can boat him.
If you want shell oysters, go tc the
Pack Train Kestaurant. tf
L* L A hiA) arrived on the Cot
Uw4> Iruiu iut> t ni> to tin- SUtUt. ami
tiu* C iiiMifcai cittoa.
4 \V Serv*? pauiaed through Ska#
?a> r?*iiLl) and was a gu?*t uf the
Fifth Avenue Hotel while in town.
New, cleac and oomfort&ble bed*
for iv c?uu and up at the Dominion
dotel. Wluulwrac, Y. T. tf
T W. fcurkpatrick, who hm> bet?
a resident of the Northland since ?3
j to refctotered ml the Pufolu House
If you doat betters It. ask Tuck
H? knows, and you will find him a>
tb? buard of Trada.
Juhu liiack of the law firm of
iiiuk and UWk. of Dawson to In
Ska^ way enruute to Vancouver where
iic wUI rvaiJ*- tn the future. He is
stopping <u the Golden North
Tt*e L^uiu^ Ahl Society Of the Met?
odiat t'hurvh will tune* tomorrow af
ternoon ax. 2:3i> at the home of Mrs.
S. A. Godiug.
( apt K Lang ley. of the dWuiht
Tatm. w ob a rtfth Avenue guest
! fir a few (lay* and Wi south bound
ou the iJoljjnkL
Frwsh oysters arrived on the Cot
tage City and are being served at
the Pack Train Restaurant. tf
T li. UcFMrtand, Mining
for tike Yukon ilMJV< to registered at
the Oukieti North white awaitiug th<
arrival ut lit* buat
Agent Hold ha* received advice to
the effort lhax tike C*jr of Seattk
sailed for Skagway from Seattle Sat
urday eveuaug at 9 o'clock
H. H. Coffee, one of the head
dredge tuiti for One Guggeoheiins. la
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel ai-d will
W*v* for the south in a few days.
Nelhe Casiun&n lit ?cUl in the Koyv
kuk und is reported as duing very
weil in natti ivg. She ha# let lays on
mutt of her mining ground. ? Iditarod
Pioneer
Mas Ueatm* Thompson, tenoiuc of
tike kindergarten department of the
Dawia*i publn- scboufc to In the city
curunte to Vancouver on a vacation
which wlU continue until February
Her vacatiun to made possible by the
prevalence of whooping cougb which
Leceewtatod the dismissal o t her
laehool
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PROSPECTOR MAKES 111 SHE
Oscar Olson. an old-time prospector i
ot this section, returned ou the Dora ;
from the westward with whait isrom- .
Lsea to yield hitn a fortune, his find
t-ou?>LstinK of a body of amtKvgris
wei idling 210 pounds, says the VWdex
Probpevtor of Sept. 26.
Olsutii has been prospecting for the
past two or three y?trs along the i
coast a_ul on the Islands in the vi- !
clnUy irf luga . During the past
suwuitr while prospecting near Sand I
1\mi? he found the substance an the i
b -tch where it bad been oast up by
the wa\w>. It was wmirely diftevnt
(roui anything he had ever seen be- j
fore, and havmg heard that ambergris
had been found in. this locality he ;
became impressed with the idea that j
h* had discovered a fortune, so came
to Valdez with his find.
Since his arrival the material has
been tested and answers to every tes^
To make sure however, samples have
boon sent to chemists <n New York,
Detroit aud to the government chem
ist at Washington, (or further test.
The ambergris is now in the pos
session of W. C. Stull, who, having
grubstaked Oteoti, is interested in the
find.
Ambergris is valued at from $30 to
$42 an ounce depending osi the qual
ity, making the vahie of the quantity
held by Mr. Stull about $100,000.
Olson has also located several
quartz ledges, on? ot which, on Pop
off island, is a very promising one.
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oct 18? The funeral of;
Michael J. Honey was held from the.
Catholic Catiu-drul this morning at 9 ,
o'clock.
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AT FT.
William A. Reid, field secretary, |
artny department, Young Men's)
Christian Association for Alaska ami '
Yukon Territory, has been a visitor |
at KWt Uscum for the past tea days,
where he has formed a branch of the
o? gauizatiod aiuoug the soldiers. Mr.
KeUl also organized a dramatic club
in connection with the association,
and state* that there is some uu- 1
usually good talent there. It is the j
intent of the club to put on enter -
tainmeuts at the poet and probably |
in Valdez from time to time.
While Mr. Keid represents the Na
tional Board of the Young Men's
Christian Association, the work in
Alaska is fiuauced by Miss Helen
Gould of New York. ? Valdea Prospect
A. L. Berdoe, General Manage for
the White Pass and Yukon Route,
was a passenger southbound on the
Dolphin Sunday night. Mr. Berdoe
has finished his season's work in the
district, and te returning to the of
fices of the company in Vancouver.
ADMITS TAKING
GOLD FROM MI
(By Alaska News Bureau)
TACOMA. Oct 18? Thomas Buckley
today admitted that he stole the gold
from the registered mail s?wks on
board the Humboldt.
F. N. At wood, of Dawson, is a guest
a' the Fifth Avenue Hotel and will
leave for the south on thv. Oity of
Seattle.
Athelstau Day, Canadian Bank of
Commerce assayer at Dawson, is a
guest at the Pulkai House while
awaiting the Princess to convey him
to Vancouver for the winter.
The White Pass & Yukon train No.
1 will not carry passengers tomorrow
owing to the fact that a load of gaso
line and powder will be taken to
White Horse.
Prices for the Hew'tt entertain
ment are only 10 and 25 coats to
night New Pictures and new sleight
of hand. Turn out, you will surely
get your money's worth.
Well over two hundred pounds of
gold dust reached Seward last evening
on the auto from Cadie creek min
ing district. The dust is from the
property, Herndon, Jacobs and Morri^
and smaller operators. ? Seward Gate
way.
Dr. A. W. Reed has sold his home
on the corner of 11th and State to
Robert Ktoe**r. This is the ground
tor a rumor that Dr. Reed contemplat
ed leaving Skagway, but it has been
learned that he sold merely because
he "got his price."
Advices were received yesterday at
the W. P. & Y. R., traffic department
to the effect that small quantities of
Ice were running in the Peliy, while
in the Stewart the signs of ap- (
preaching winter were more marked,
as the ice was retiming quite heavy
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