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ALASKA
FOSSIL IVORY
FROM ALASKA
of lie aosrdoagte who are
pass: rig thTV*if.h Stxcw-JO e nronte to
th* States frc the w.nter. are taking
adtasta^e of the oportuniyr offered
ifcwr. (4 seccnap some suitable sou
venir for their fru -?<H or relatives
whj< t are so plentiful .r. the K '.raise
?tart
The c ?i fossu rw?ry from Alaska.
?e?r* to Ik tiK-etrj: with the great
est approval for the sal?* it) this pop
alar stoiv is the preatew ft has been
f ?! <oTe"al years
The norcerous de-s-pns of orifcbape
boards paper tretjrhl? and knives, na
km ring* and the endless variety of
fossil Ivory Jewelry which is made .
from the M*??;oooc. ivory ? jc treat
deoaad.
There are three kinds of ivory found
to Alaska? Mammoth, Mastodon and
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Walrus The prehistoric animals.
Mastodon and Mammoth (according t
our sc;entisis?, lived a hundred thou
sand years ago, the Walrus iKos ma
rusi , a marine animal, living at this
time.
This ivory i? not plentiful. In the
course of a reason, an Eskimo family
will gather a few pieces and bring
Uiem to the missions or trading
posts, receiving for them Kow Kow
'food) in exchange.
EXPENSIVE OLD NEW YORK
XEW YORK Oct. IS* ? Th<> cost of
running the municipal government of
New York City in 1910 was more tha
the combined expenditures of the fif
teen next largest cities in the United
States, according to the annual reort
of the controller. The year's cash pay
mer.ts r. ached a total of $551, 900.00<t
Of this sum $S1.;>00.000 went for im
provements, $29,546,460 for interest
anc $2i'fc iM>"' 'VH> for redemption of
boads Tor educational purposes $3?.
was spent For the police
and fire departments $44,000,000 and
for charitable purpose* $8,700,000,
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AMD WITH
SCALES II BIS !
Eczema from Top of Head to Waist.
Suffered Untold Agony and Pain.
Doctors Said It Could Not Be Cured.
Set of Cuticura Remedies Success
ful When All Else Had Failed.
"Some l In* ago I wa* talren with o.-rrm*
from the top of my head to my wafct It
began wtth scale* on my body I suffered
untold itching and burning, and could not
ah-rp I w?? rreatly dlsttjrnred with mln
and crust* My ear* looked as If they had
been most cut off with a rarnt, and my mvk
was perfectly raw. I suffered untold agony
and pain. 1 tried two doctors who said I
had ectema in Its fullest stare, and that It
could not be cured. 1 then tiled other rem
edies to no avail. At last. I tried a *et of
the genuine Cuticura Remedies, which cured
me Cuticura Remedies cured me of eciema
when all else hail failed, therefore I cannot
praise them too highly.
"I suffered with ecjtema about ten montha,
but am now entirely cured, and 1 believe
Cuticura Remedies are the best skin cure
there hi." (Signed) Miss Mattle J. Shaffer,
R. F. D. 1, Box K. Dancy, Miss., Oct. 27, 1910.
"I had suffered from ectema about four
j years when bolli began to break out on
different parts of my body. It started with
! a fine red rash. My back was affected first,
when It also spread orer my face. The Itching
was almost unbearable at times. I tried
I different soaps and salve*, but nothing seemed
j to help me until I began to use the Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. One box of them cured
me entirely. 1 recommended them to my
I aister for her baby who was troubled with
tooth ecu- ma, and they completely cured
her baby." (Signed) Mrs. F. I* Marberger,
Dreherrvflie, Pa.. Sept. 6. 1910.
Although Cuticura Soap and Cufcura
Ointment are sold by druggists and dealers
everywhere, a liberal sample of each, with
32-page booklet on ttir skin and hair, will
be sent, post-free, on application to Potter
Drue A Cbem. Corp., lYj>t. 4ll. Ilo-ton.
RUBY CITY IS
A BOOM CAMP
(Special Corresponaer.ee.)
RVBY, Alaska Sept. 22 This city
has been built as no other city in Al
aska w*t> over built t>efore with the
came showing on the creeks, ami a
new stampede hith<rwards has set in
from all the camps on the Yukon.
The reason for this apparent con
fidence in the future is not so much
the effect of what lias already been
discovered, as it is the outcome of
the belief that no camp could make
such a showing with so small an
amount of prospecting, without hold
ing out great promise for a future
under more favorable conditions. In
other words we have not yet found
very much roM but all signs point to
almost certaiu success.
The reason for the new- excitement
is the discovery of small pay on (Jlen
Gulch. about three miles from the of
iginal discovery on Long Creek. This
pay is found on the whole gul> h which
is about tw-o miles in length
Within the past two or three days
more than two hundred people arrU I
here, principally from the Iditarod
which is in a fair way to be deserted
by the majority of its people.
Ruby City has now a solidly buiit
Front Street running half a mile
along the bank of the Yukon and j
built on both sid<?. Second Avenue
ts now being built up. as abrupt
bluffs prevent the extension of Front i
Street in either direction.
Hundreds of prospecting boilers
have been shipped in and a tremend
ous amount of prospecting will be c*
ried on. Probably before New Years
the fate of the camp will come pretty
near being decided. The population
of the camp would amount to about
500, including many of the fair sea.
who are now arriving to join their
husbands.
The people who know the creeks
are confident, but, needloss to say, '
I sonif w ho come in as strangers have
doubts ? these doubts are sirengthon
i od by ihc thought that the diggings
are 30 roiies away, over poor trails.
In a month or two one side dr the |
other will be saying "1 told you so."
And there the new camp is at pre
sent. Solid snow trails for the trans
portation of machinery are necessary ]
I and patience is a virtue.
HELD By FOG
On account of a thick fog, the Can
adian Pacific Steamship Princess
Royaj and the Alaska Steamship Com
pany's Dolphin were both delayed at
Wrangell Narrows last night.
The Royal will arrive at 3 a m .
and will sail at Sa.m.. with the S. R
O sign out.
The Dolphin will arrive in port at
11 o'clock tmoorrow morning and will
<tai] with over 120 passengers two
hour? later
"A Stubborn Cinderella " at The Elhs Hall Tonight
RADGLIFF AGAIN
IIP AGAINST II
John Radcliff, an old offender, was
again arrested this morning by Mar
shall Fonzo and charged with wiling
liquor to the Indians At #i* o'clock
last evening, a j-?rty of Indians, ha.
ing partaken o( t:he fierj liquor, start
ed a row.n In one of the shai ks on
the river bottom at the foot of Sec
ond A\enue, and Marshal Fonjso was
called upon to stop the rough house.
This he proceeded to do, and, then
started on a stili. hunt for the person
who fm-nished hootch, and this
resulted ft) the arrest of Radcliff
He w-as tak^n bef. re I'. S. Commis
sion w Conway this afternoon, and
from tfie evidence Introduced, h? *??
bound over to the Grand Jury, charg
ed with selling liquor to Natives,
Vpon default of $.'.00 Ixtil. which
Judge Conway imposed, and whil? he
was unable to put 1t "p. he wa? re
manded to jail.
RUBY CITY NOTES
A. X. (Jrant, formerly with Major
J. P. A. Stronc, of the Iditarod Pio
neer arri\ed here a few days ago
with a newspaper plant and is prepar
ing to publish a weekly paper.
Han Sutherland, formerly I S. M?e
shal of the First. Judhial Division of
Alaska, and lately of Iditarod, arrived
in Ruby with hi* wile, and they are
now settled in the quarters formerly
occupied by J. J. McGrath.
W. H. Holmes has taken a lay on
one of the creek:*, and is preparing to
operate this winter.
J. J. McGrath was a dinner guest
of Mr. and rMs Han Sutherland at
their home last Friday. (Sept 20)
A second newspaper plant has ar
rived in Ruby from Fairbanks, and
thts winter Ruby wiil have the news
from two ttve papers.
City lots art at a premium in Kuby
City and there is mu<h activity in
the real estate.
A new commissioner, (name urx
known) has arrived at Rnby, and .1
J. Mc<?rath who has been a. ting as
such for the past, summer is now con
noted with \ X! Grai ' in Ui news
paper business.
Dr. I. H MooTe. who has been In
the Iditarod for the past si* months
recently arrived here and has opened
an office in this city.
BIRDVAN EMULATES
ROBIN REDBREAST
WINONA. Minn Oct, IS -Aviator
Robinson arrive*! in this < ity last
night from Minneapolis, on his flicht
down the Mississippi valley to New
Orleans.
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SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Results of th? observation taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
Oct. IT. 1?11, is as follows:
Temp, time observatn .. .. 41 abov
Ma*, preceding S4 hrs .. .. 60 above
Min. " " " 41 abovo
M ean ** " **.... 46 above
Barometer 30. 3<' Cloudy Calm
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