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li 11 IT DOl
Slae* a*. Alaska. Sept Js.
K .lit or 1 tally Alaskan
Slwt*?y i* nil the to
Alaska and the Yakon -the pros
perity oT the Interior in vital to H ?
t *4ay r??r city wim charred with
optlanism Vonr pM)tk >!* cheerful
an J assure vn? tkal Skaswav * tl
fcww be tvstored to it* prwulne
xrwatness Kvea a noal estate hoohi
ta threatened, and there are many
place* where it would he less prt>
j??t The f?tir* of the Whitehorse
'Wr miner soetn* to he the dota
innt ' art or i? ;tus ?e* sit mat ion
Should those mines make
? ill Jt he neoewary to ikip the ore
to the osteide or wtH ? smelter V
hailt at lidewater? If the latter,
'hew it means mark to Sk*fr?*T
Whitehorse will aaaert its claims
lvat likely cc? will dert<f the matte-.
Naturally mj sympathy would ha
with the lattor awb: trows wad Al
ways kopffs] \?anc The Stroi or
patated oat to ate various satiable
sites for Smelter* | plural i and rrv
m*Urrr plant* When I return with
the toari** in a ooaple of years I
h?f?e to see population more thaa
M Mj| V>\.,
In the meantime, do not overkvdt
the wily Paw-son nun nc dtetrtt
Thia seasot: s output will exoe*4
that of last It will likely be ie the
r-etahharhuuu of N>vt
'ear the prw t,; operations will he
l?nrrtr added to by those of the dif-,
ferent companW put into life by
Mr. T"*vid<rold. The Granville Min-!
ing company, the Granville Power
company, the lk?mlnlon Mining; com
pany and the Rig Creek. Mining com
pany. Mr. Treadgold 1* the prewi- j
dent and financed all these comp.in-j
i?s The complete detail* were re
cently published in Mining Rwtovr.
The Cnnadian-Klondyke Mining com
pany is building two monster drpdg>*
NH.h of which wlH be In operation
wxt year In the latter campany the
Granville Mining company u large
ly interested. Mr. Tread gold has
secured extensive area* of mining
ground On dominion. Quartx. >ul
ohnr. Hunker and Last Chance
rreoks all being among the best
known and richest of the Klondy*e
stream*. The Granville Power com
pany is already generating po?#r fo
all the dredges in the territory Hid
? Im?ii it* new ditch is completed will
have sufficient for all that are to
be operated. With Mr. Treadgold s
output added to that of the Yukon
Gold company and of individual min
ers a short time will see up in the
$ 1 mark. Tor individuals
Scm#ntie, Barker, Sixtymile and the
upper Stewart country are the most
favorable looking at present. The
Fortymile country always keeps up
and the North American Transpor'^
t ton and Trading company is instal
ling a dredge on Miller Creek.
Charles Macl?onald. -
V IRKUHS WIUIU) MAROW1
MAT HIS 1?YK.
S^erta. Italy. Sept. 27 ? Gmplewo
Vanroni. the noted Italian eXtriciMfc
and |?rferter of wir* !?? trtegrap T
*a* kadlt mjwred >a u irtooobw
irridm y??erday He ?as irivins
witfc *o?e (vapaikw when tk* ttv
rbiar overturned thrwriwt the iaren
tor oil rawsins sew* injuries l.e
t? tkrova on his !?*?<! and rixn'i
<Ws SrikiRjt on a rock which ?b
jarrd him right ?ye so that it ?
fear he min lour the sight of St.
General Manager Greenourh of
*^e Atlas Mining fompaty arr+rpd
from the miMs last night and a?*
<-??ipa*ied Mr. and Mrs l?iok?*">n
as far as Yaiteoever. where he will
join Mrs Gr*e?o?eh
TWO HI \MtKD nm CHINKS
WILL NOW BE
Shane has. S*pt 57 ? Two hun
dred and fifty soldiers of the net*
Chinese republic started a mutiny
at Wuchang a few days afro and the
result was that they wore taken oat
and sent to an Oriental Heawn via
i be ballet route The govern tnent
has succeeded in stopping any fur
ther mutiny so far as they are con
cerned.
The freighter Latouehe was in
port yesterday with consignments of
cargo for the Yukon Gold and Can
adian-It londyke Mining companies.
J B. fauuilo. Harr> lseman and
Mr Monroe, of Selkirk have wired
for reservations on the City of Se
attle They are due in Skagway t.?
I night from the Interior.
I
I
OUR
NEW
FALL
SUITS
&
COATS 4
FOR LADIES
NOW ON DISPLAY
1.5, ?ogUe
DENOTES STYLE
AND QUALITT
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J. L YNCH
VVH AI.RS ARK PUVINC ,
IN SKAdWAY HAKIM)
Th<' whale* are coming into th"?
bay for their fall supply of footl.
Yesterday there were three, levia
thans of the deep blowing and sport
inp around within a hundred ycrda
of the dock, while this morning sev
eral more were at their early morn
ing's frolic.
It la said that some of the boys
with small rifles and wen grown-a|i
with larger guns are amusing them
selves with shooting at these mon
sters when they come out of th?
water Such conduct la rspr?h??i
sible if true. There are thousands
of people who would travel half
way round the world to see these
whales sporting in the bay of Skag
way. It is a magnificent, sight and
one that can be seen in but few
places in the world. While we are
advertising our other scenic grand
eurs. it might be well to Include
these giant mammals as one of the
principal attractions of the city, fly
all means, let us discourage shoot
ing at them.
?>\K SKVSIBLK WAV
IX) 0?MHAT SOCIALISM
Seattle Sept. 27 ? Judge Overfield
of Alaska was banquetted last night
by the Northwest Alumni society to
which he delivered a speeeh of con
siderable length. Among the sub
jects he took up for consideration
was "Socialism." He admitted that
he was not thoroughly grounded in
the philosophy, but he saw that sys
tem of political belief growing rapid
ly and U threatened the overthrow
of existing forms of government. lie
said that he intended to . give the
subject the deepest study and learn
the truths contained in the docy-ines
of Marks and Debs, because he be
lieved that the nation was in peril
from the spread of the revolutionary
theories and the only way to com
bat them wa# to study the subject
and bring the reasoning faculties to
bear ajrainst the pernicious doc
trines.
New Haven. Sept. 2?? Woodrov
Wilson in his speech last night sa">4
that he was opposed to the recall of
the judiciary. He spoke very fav
orably of President Taft and com
plimented him on the soundness of
his views in regard to the t roc.-til
idea.
New York. Sept 27? The New
York Giants will undoubtedly take
the championship pennant from Boa
ton At the ball game yesterday be
tween the two leaders of the nation
al game, the Giants took two games
straight from the Intellectuals. The
double header has placed the
giants so far in the lead that It
seems nothing but a miracle will
snve Boston from overthrow.
The City of Seattle will arrive
alkMit noon tomorrow.
Mrs A. N. C. Treadgold was a
passenger to Vancouver last even
ing on the Princess May. She has
spent the summer very enjoyably In
Skagway. and will remain In Vancou
ver awaiting the arrival of Mr.
Treadgold who is erpected out from
Dawson in about two weeks
SEME HH filKK
FIILLQI FOR BUHI FMLURE
Seattle, Sept. i" ? Jacob Funh.
K. \V. Aadrewa, R. V. Ankeny and
i !>anfel Kelleher w*T? placed under
;irre*t yesterday afernoon under
j warrants eharRlni; ( them w'th
| iiiK and acting W. K. Shrtcker of {
S >j?Conner Ho receive In the
| UCwHMr t!mnk. after the> all knew ,
: i ho bank to bo Insolvent. The bank]
r-uapended payment some tit*e aK?]
1 and the suit cornea from the att?*?>
HAW STARVED WORKMEN
H AVKXT (XH RACiK T<) HTR1KK
lAwrenctt. Sept 27 ? II ha* been
decided th?t there will be no Ren
oral strike called In this district by,
the Industrial Worker* of the
World. There ha* been considerable
discussion over railing a strilce
which would tie up all laborers
belonging t* that order, unlil con.1l-1
tion here wore adjusted on a more
satisfactory scale, but the failure
of the last strike to accomplish
much for the workers has disheart
ened many of them, and they seer.i 1
more willing to live along at star
ration wag<M. than to enter into
1 the uncertainties .that may follow
precipitate action with the winter
i coming on.
MORMONS EN
I DORSE TAFTi
Salt l*ake, Sept. 27- -The great-,
est political sensation of the year
was sprung in this city this morn
ing when Jotteph Smith, president ol
the Mormon church issued a state-,
me tit advising his followers to vote
for Taft for the presidency.
Part of his manifesto very bIkt.!- !
! ficantly savg "the people of oar
faith in I'tah will not regret It ifj
they re-elect William Howard Taft
?s president -of the United States." j
While the vote of the Mormons
will nO|doubt swing the election for
Mr. Taft, It ii believed that the sup
port of that church will injure him1
throughout other parts of the coun-|
: try. The mutter is of such lmpor-j
! tance that but little else is being .
talked about in this city.
<?REATRST <X>IXR?K PRESIDENT j
ADVISES EARLY MARItlA<iK
j
Cambridge, Sept. 27 ? President j
Emeritus Elliott spoke to the Har-j
' vard freshmem last evening, and af-i
ter referring to them as young men I
just starting life's career, he told
them to get married. He belierv.1
in early marriages and aaid that the
! greatest happiness on earth is where
Jiwi) people join in wedlock for a life
I coirpanionship.
GREEN
TOM A TOES
A large shipment just received
, We sell them at 5c per pound
or 75c per box
Better Order Now if you are
going to put up any
SEASON ABOUT OVER
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
>ts of the depositors o get ? n~ ?
turn for the money which they in-'
vested in the shaky institution.'
v?hich it I* rimmed, was owned in 1
part by the mm who were arrejtvd
here todar as one of their snbiid
iar> corporations The warrant'
? barges them with receiving mon^i
through their agents after havitt*
knowledge of the condition of the
hank.
WHKX IX ROMK OCR
TEDDY IS A ROM AX
Memphis, Sept. 27 ? Ex-Preil- ;
dent Roosevelt met the peoplo of
thin city thin morning and spoke;
Tor an hour, during which he took :
up the affairs of interest to this
part of the United State*. He toldj
them that he *u a believer in riv-i
er improvements. That it was nec
essary for the welfare of the coun
try to keep the Mississippi river
open at all times to the running of,
boat*, it was the great highway;
of traffic from the Half of Mexi
co to St. Paul, and that It was "hej
one means by which a competition
could he successfully carried on
against the railroads.
?AVK IP CASH. MAY
BALK OX IX FORMATION
Washington Sept. 27 ? Pierponl
Morgan has been summoned *.o
Washington to appear before the in
vestigation committee Monday morn
ing, to tell wha< he knows about
making campaign contributions
CALL FOR NON PARTISAN PRI
MARIES, AND CONVENTION OF
NON PARTISAN PARTY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That the primaries to elect three
Delegates to a NON PARTISAN Dl ,
VISION CONVENTION of the first
Division of Alaska for the nomina
tion of four members of the Hon?e
of Representatives and two mem
bers of the Senate of the I*eglsU
ture of the Territory of Alaska. I
To be elected at a regular Terri
torial election to be held on th?
fifth day of November 1S12. Are
hereby galled for Thursday October
third at R O'clock P. M
J.M. Tanner,
tf. Mayor of Skagway.
SCLZKK OF AMKKA WOI I.D
ummx XKW YORK ktatk
New Tor* Sept 17 ?Congress
man William flutter h:m IWWWWl
his candldscy for the Democratic
nomination for the governorship of
New York. Mr. Bolter has beeti In
toinr?i? for sixteen jrwri, and wa?
formerly a m?m wr of the New York
legislature. He ha* mining Inter
?Kts in Alaska and takes pride u>
referring to himself as a sourdough
Aa chairman of the foreign relation*
romniittee Mr. Hulter has b*m a
very prominent figure In adjusting
affair* between this country and for
eign countries. He ha* always he**ii
prominent in public life, fat a law
yer of fine attainment* and one of
tb? best orators of the nation
To the Kdltor of tbe Daily Alaskan.
In the Alaskan of the 23th an ed
itorial appears stating The Conven
tion as It is railed Is already .Vjn
Partisan, and thst it is open to all
believers of Home Role, |, with s
majority of the voter* of akagw*v
take exceptions to this Rtatement for
the following reasons;
First nothing waa mid of non
partisan convention until after pri
maries had been held. Myself wttn
many other* not attending bera*?e
we were told It waa a utr'.rtly Party
Convention
Mr. Valentine when here ?ta???d
to me ft was the Progressive Party
endorsing the Valdec platform and
resolntlona. among others one en
dorsing Roosevelt for President
Again on the day Primaries worp
to be held the Proprietor of the
I>sily Alaskan In an*wer to my
question stated That the*e primar
ies were to be an endorsement of
the Valdex Platform and Resolutions
there adopted
Myself with many others wonl 1
hare attended Non Partisan pri
maries. Is it not s little late afW
having held tbe primaries to make
'the statement that It was a Non
Partisan primary.
Perhaps the knowledge that a
Non Partisan ronventio i will be held
and that the Mayors of Ketehikao.
Douglas. Juneau and Skagway as
well aa other Towns, have been re
quested to issue a call for Non Par
tisan primaries, may have influence!
tbe change.
I am In favor of Home Rule as
you are aware, but I do not believe
that the ready made Primaries can
now be foisted on the voters aa a
Non Partisan Convention.
Very Respectfully,
J. M. Tanner.
The Humboldt sailed from Seat
tle yesterday morning which s:ll
bring her into Skagway Monday.
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