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on fruit by the box. A nice
shipment of fruits and vegeta
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UP THE WHIiE MERi
Norman Watt, who left hero oa
tlio last Vldette for Donjek, writes
his brother Garnet In this city, tell
ing of the report having como down
the White of a new creek bolng'
struck known as Carl or Carroll
crctk yielding $9 a pan. Some!
French hoys, says Norman, brought
out the report, but did not stako
themselves. Norman', > letter fol
lows:
Mouth of Kutrlna Creek, White
River, Sept. 2. ? We aro stranded
lore at the mouth of Kutrlna, wlthl
sic' t of tho Donjek, somo 25 miles
distant. When I mso tho word
"stranded" I moan in the senso that
tho water Is too low to allow the
boat to get up any further. Sid has
decided to remain hero until tho re
turn of the "usollno launch which
passed us yesterday on Its way to,
the Donjek from Dn'vson, to boo If
ho can make any arrangements for
freighting tho goods from hero up
Failure to carry out this Idea will
mean that we will have to do the
next best ? polo up by hand. This
will be quite a big dolay and handi
cap to us If we are compellod to re
sort to poling from this point, but
it simply cannot bo helped. Had wo
started from Dawson two duys soon
er than we did, wo would hnvo got
ten up in good shnpo; but the cold
weather has pluyed havoc with us,
tho wat?r fal'lup two fe?t in the
last five days. However, wo aro all
looking for a break In the weather;
which. If It takes place, will probab-;
ly give us enough water to muko th
Donjek. Our weather todny and yes
terdny was Just what our weather
usually Is on tho first or second
days of October. In other words, wo
seem to bo a month or bo in advance'
I feel ccrtalu it Is only a cold spell ?
and Is very likely to chango before
chango of moon ? Soptomber 7. In
any case, 1 think tho two KlugstoiiB
and 1 will hit out In the morning to
tho Donjok, and loaso Martin to
look after our grub . Wo were all
up at 5 o'clock this morning rust
ling wood. Tho wood proposition a
long tho -White Is a bad one, thoro
being dry wood In only a few places.
Four Fronch boys camo down
from tho diggings yesterday and ro
port a big find on a creek called
Carl creek or Carroll creok. They
claim $9 pans woro secured on this
crook, but tho fact they themselves'
did not stnko would luako it appear I
not altogether right. However .
thores* a chanco It might bo at thai.
What meager and Indefinite newsj
we have so far bocu able to gather |
has boon of an encouraging nature
Wo got a copy of tho Nows con
taining tho report of Fitzgerald's
death and It was all right.
Tho latest report wo havo had of
tho White Pass boat, tho Nasutlln,
is that sho Is botwoen 20 and 30
miles bolow us.
The foregoing lotter trom Mr.
Watt was written during tho >.old
snap of sovojal days ago Since
thon tho tomporaturo has moderat
ed throughout tho Yukon;- and nlghl^
aro mild, and it Is likely the White j
will rlso somewhat and bo more r
favorable for tho b?ata now there \
with loads for Donjok.
Most of tho men now leaving Daw>
son for the Chisana aro going lo tho |
mouth of tho Whlto prepared to \
polo up tho stream. ? Dawson News j
Colli of Washington State
CauKCt! Alaskan to Suffer
Joseph Edgar, an old time Skag
wayan returned on the Dolphin af
ter almost a year spent In North
Yakima. In returning to Skagwaj
Mr Kdgar brought with him Mr
ind Mrs. Henry Haynes, aud child,
and they hnvo moved Into tho
cottage at the corner of Third and
State streets.
In speaking of his return. Mr. Kd
i;ar says that he Is glad to be back
in Alaska 011 account of tho weath
er in the states. Ha suffored with
the cold in the winter, and also
tho extremo heat of the past sum
mer. and from now on he will be
happy in the thought that he can
settle down In Skagvay aud be hap
Mrs. Caroline Mlddlcmass return
ed on tho Spokane yesterday from *
visit to her old home at Green Lake,
dlemass begun tho settlement of
the estate of her brother who dlod
about a year ago aud as It would
require her presence In Green Lake
for at least eight months, * she d?
clded to return and reentor the em
ploy of the White Pass. She visit
ed with friends in Chicago and
Muskegon, Mir',1, and reports hav
ing had a most delightful tlmo, but
still sho Is glad to be once more
back In the north.
F. O. Uurchardt and wife were
passengers south 011 tho Steamship
SpjkMio for the so1' iid last evening,
aftor spending the summer at the
Chlicoot Cannery ne.ir Haines. Th
cannery crow left sevoral days ago
and as manager of tic fish packing
plant, Mr. Uurchardt was compell
ed to stay until the last salmon was
packed, tabled aud ooxed ready for
shlpmeut.
CARD OK THANKS
Wo the members af the family of
the late Hazel E. Nelson wish to
extand to the citizous of Skagway
and Haines our mist sincere thanks
for their kind offerings during
tho recent illness aud death of our
beloved Sister and Daughtor.
John Fairfield
TO OfKE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlno
1".. Mots Druggists refund money If
1 falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S ?lff
signature is on each box. 25c.
BKRT HOWDESHEI.L
JOIN'S KM PI HE STAKK
Bert Howdoshell, all around i:
newspaper man and printer and fo '
many years a resident . of Alaska
has Joined Tim Empire staff. Mr
Howdoshell arrived from Skagwajrj
yesterday on the Humboldt and Is in
harness today.
Mr. Howdeshell has been editor I
of the Skagway Dally Alaskan for!
some time, and previously ho was;
editor and manager of the Ketchi
kan Miner for several years.
In addition to being an nil a
round newspaper man, Mr. Howde
shell Is an export printer, who has
had much experience in, tho big.
modern printing offices of the larg
er cities, and he has made it a mat
ter of pride and business to keep
abreast of developments in his
trade. ? Juneau Empire.
The Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany's Steamship Spokane arrived in
this port at 2:20 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and sailed south at 7:15
o'clock last evening.
The Princess Sophia will nrrivo in
this port tomorrow morning at C o'
clock. Sho has 38 through passen
gers, 230 tons of general merchan
dise and 10 head of horses. '
The Steamship Bertha arrived
back from Juneau at 2:10 this inort
lng after discharging a cargo of
freight there, and sailed from this
port at 10:25 o'clock today with 50
tons of ore from the White Pass
bunkers.
The Princess Ena sailed froni V:it^
couver last night at 12 o'clock di
tect for this port with 155 head of
cattle, 120 head of sheep, 50 head
of hogs and a largo amount of gen
era; merchandise. Sho should ar
rive here on tho ISth.
YOU CAN NOW make your own
Beer for 1 cent a glass, made ex
actly of the same material as any ?
other boor in condensed form. A
sample package at 27 centa post
paid will make one gallon. 4 packa
es $1.00. L. Stino, Agent. 1541 Pa
cific Avo., Tacoma, Wash. Ct.
With more than 53,000 bound vol
umes in tho library at tho Wniver
slty of Washington and moro being
added every week, colleg students
will havo In tho futuro ono of tho
best equipped libraries in tho west
at their disposal on tho varsity cam-?j
pus.
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Tho pros^nce of Dandruff Indicate i the
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ir until It caures total baldness.
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JTorpfr'de makes an r'ff^nt hair rtrc.
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