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DAWSON. Sept. 12? Of all the sto
ries of the lost mines, there Is none
more fascinating than that of the |
"Lost Henry Mine," near the sources
of the Pelly and Liard rivers.
As the story goes, forty years ago
or a little longer Mike Henry came
out of that country by way of the
Stlklne river, bringing about $13,000
in gold dust. The gold was sold at
the San Francisco mint. Of that
there is authentic record.
Henry said that he was heading
for Sears creek on the Liard when
he discovered a creek coming from
a glacier-and that with the apparatus
he could build with an ax he cleaned
up the gold. Running short of grub
he couldnt get to Sears creek and
had to rush for the coast.
He made maps of the locality, but
although many expeditions have tried
to locate the creek, their efforts al
ways failed. The country was very
different from th<? maps.
Henry owns a ranch in. California,
and among his employes up to five
years ago was a young man, Ed Wil- ]
tun, w ho after hearing the old man's
tale, and procuring a map from HenrjJ
decided to make a try for the trea
sure.
For five years Wllnon has been
cruising the upper Pefiy country with
out success until this spring some In
dians came to Joe Cote's trading
post at Ross river and reported flnd
iug Just such a creek, heading in a.
1 glacier exactly as Henry described it
!On this creek they say they found
au old rocker and a length or two of
very crude sluice boxes.
The map drawn by Henry was
shown to the Indians. They studied ;
it carefully, when one said:
i "Good map. Who make um? He
! sjood savvy."
Wilson, accompanied by Atkinson,
: Weld, Van Bibber and Van Gorder,
i trappers working in the Upper Pelly
! country, have started for the creek.
US UP FOR
EM6EZZEL1ENT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Set 22? |
George Glavia, a brother of Louis K.
Ola vis has been Indicted for embez
zlement. The indictment is the result
of the Chicago Tribune's fight on [
the Lorimer case
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Sept. 22-^Judge Gross ?
cup has stated today that he will not >
resign, but will remain in office and |
force the hand of his enemies.
B.C.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
VICTORIA, B. C. Sept. 22? British
Columbia will have seven Conserva
tive members In Parliament, as the
result of yesterday's election. This
Is a gain of one member, as they
previously had six.
y
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Sept. 22? The jury in
the case of Minnie Williams who was
or trial for forging her husband's
signature to a will, yesten-day dis
agreed and It Is probable that the
case will be tried again soon.
(By Alaska Naws Bureau.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Eng. Sept 22?
The steamer Olympic which was run
down by the British Cruiser Hawk,
and afterward beached, has been suc
cessfully towed to the drydock here
and an examination of her Injuries
will be made.
E. J. Llddicoat, who a few months
ago broke his right leg as the result
was out on the stree; on crutches
this afternoon.
KMT OF 1
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PORTLAND. Sep*. 22? Troy McDav
id, a traveling salesman, of this city,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury
in session here and charged with coin
plicity in the "white slave trade."
RHONE SATS
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. Sept. 22? Maxine Elliott,
considered the most beautiful woman
on the American stage. baa retired,
and states that she will never again
return to the stage.
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DAWSON, Sept, 5? The Yukon (id
Company is delivering dredge ma
terial on claim No. 7 Eldorado. This
will be the first dredge on Ekiorado
creek.
It i a fifteen years since the strike
on Bonanza and Eldorado startled th<
world. The dredge will follow along
the ground from which the richest
pay in the famous Klondike cam;
was taken.
Ground which wa* drift) d by the
early argonauts will be worked over
by the dreoge.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN SKAG
WAY POST OFFICE.
Unclaimed letters remaining in
Skagway postoffice, Sept. 22, 1911.
Carr, Captain D. J., Card.
Dunn. Mr. Ed.
Evans, Miss Li la.
Fltzmauricp, Mr. W. J. C.. Card.
Girony, Monsieur C? 2 Cards.
Harding, Mr. Richard.
Lutz, Mr*. C. E.
Lance, Mr?. Duplee.
McDonald, Miss Mary, Card.
Moore, Charles P.
Revine, Mr. Geo., Card.
Searing, Miss., Card.
Worner, Dr. Austin.
A. E. Klndel), Postmaster, j
Agent Bold of the Pacific Coast ?
Company received advice that the j
City of Seattle would sail for thin,
port from Seattle at 9 o'clock tonight
There are rumors afloat to the ef
fect that several live ones are in |
sight for the A. BV, and thit there
may be a special meeting tonight.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
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W. GROVE. Used the World over
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All the late teJegrapn news In the
Daily Alaskan.
DEATH TAKES
.EX-OOV.PROCTOR;
PROCTOR, Vermont. Sept 22?1
Fletcher D. Proctor, who was govern- '
or of this state from 1908 to 1919, anc
was succeded by George H. Prouty,
died at bis home In this city from
endocarditis.
F. F. W. Lowle, agent for the C.
P. R. received a cable stating that
the Princess May had left Ketchikan
at 7 o'clock this morning, and would
be In port at an early hour tomor
row morning. She will stop at Wran
sell on her way op.
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NOTICE
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oysters in shell. Ton can now get!
oysters on half shell in any quantity I
at the Pack Train Restaurant.
IS
BELIEVED LOST
DAWSON. S?pt. 8 ? The disappear
Mice of Hubert Darren, the oid-Ume
Klondike. who is reported a* g i*en
up for lost oo the Arctic rout be
yond the mouth of the Mackenzie,
han canned the keenneat regret
the Northerner* barrel! ha* b*??
known in the Northern country for
many yean. He baa traveled nearly
er?ry section of tha country from
Hudson bay to Bering sea.
It was the ambition of DarreU to
discover new lands He had an ambi
tion to John all the big e*plor?rs. and
wa ? disappointed in not being able
to go with Bernior [mrrell had met
and was highly roaphmented by Ad
undaen, the navigator of the No?<b
weat passage.
He was on Uie expedition of Mai.
D. T. H anbury and proved himaetf a
resource^nj explorer MaJ. Hanbory
r^'f'-rred to Dayll in his book.
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