Olhc JJaila Jduskati
No. life. IHIKTEKMH Yt'AK.
DUBLIN GULCH
IS ACTIVE
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SPIRIT CITY
GETS SHOCK
v8> AU**a New* Bureau)
SkLVTTLK, inn 5 ? banUits
t>vmixltxl butt itighl 4 7:30 eusl bouitU '
Ira. la a* K ?as tatting the uuiuu U?- 1
pot. Thr* :UUok*\l U?- tuali oar I
S?.TkMa?ly wouiuiing Mail Oltrk (.'lark <
tn?-> st oUe the r*rg luaM pout tlci
xu?i ui<iJv Lhvir The robt>w>
at*.- >i'Jl jil hurjc inJ larsf pos^.* an
marching tor thf ii*?percuioe?
AWFUL QUAKE
IS RUSSIA
(By AI-iM* N?v>? Bureau)
TASHKENT. Ku?ia. Jan i? TVrr.
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throughout th? kttwi Sctm of \i: |
Ug?* with all their iatukbitabu hav? ?
Mtak 4Bd Wti <*uk? fuaurv* ulu^;
lu the earth'*
, 3, AlMna So*? 8urt<ui
lxi ? ak? ta*ugu*"*i??l to?la<
On Llit uvst uuui. JuJgt' IWtv.
the Northern CojuhwviaI cuutpauv to
bou. to the *?0j laJ*i utftve. Thia
p^iv? i ui Aiivl coiupr j IL1 jtcrv?,
4IK1 *iii be Ukt-u up by Ui <?<?:;.? ot sol'
Oier * ??.-rtp. the strip b<
?* -t sma.{ %ith tit*
INVENTORY SALE:;
m
Eorthe next ten days we will
give you the benefit of *
33 3 per cent discount j
one\er> article in our immense stock ?
with the exception oi rubber goods, E " ,
?S; \\ collars, Knox hats and thread ?
This is the chance to make 00 2-3C. _
pax for one dollar's worth of goods ?
?
?
Sale starts Wednesday morning the 4th ?
inst and ends Saturday evening the 14th B
This reduction is strictly for cash
H. J. LYNCH
Th? Up-T>0^la '?r and L ?Ji? Fumishar.
PROGRESSIVE i
REPS. BUSY
(By Alaska N^? Bureau)
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 5? A coaven
.,iu ot the progressive republicans
vas jMtenhi called, the purpose of
? fetch V'l be U> begin active work
>u the plans (or the campaign ot tlH
BUST Iff IRE
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
H VY VSA, Jan. The first human
villains consisting of two ribs and j
.owe small boues were yesterday :
>i\?usht up from the battleship Maine j
10 RE SENATOR
(By Alaska N?*? Bureau^
AlV.l'STA, Me . Jan. 0 has. John
<on was nominated on the first bal
ot for the I'uited States senatorship.
iJ P
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VISITS T
Harry G. Hoard man, well known in!
* * .i> * here he has n tvle his j
uaf fur a k?u< time, was a guest of i
b Pullen House last night on his 1
irrlval from l?awsou. Mr. Boardman ,
fas at one time connected with the !
<orUi*e=>i Light and Power company :
now the Home Power company > of j
his city. He afterward went to i
Xiwsou antl became chief electrician |
o the Treadgold interests.
To a represents w of the ttaskau |
te stated that the Tresdgold people
urt putting in an extensive power |
>laui. on the north fork of the KU?
Uke anil that it would be finished
lext year after which there would be i
ui abundance of power for mining
^irpoMa
Ttu- Tteadsold dredging operations ;
|tv? been very successful during the ?
last year having been able to con- J
~mue sluicing and dredging until |
:imtmas week.
Mr. Bouxdman is now enroute
Sew York city where he will join j
VI rs. Boanhuau and sp^-nd the great
er port of the winter. He took pasr |
>age >n the Humboldt lass, night.
Jaiues Fair bora it is learned is on
ins way up river and will be on the
, xt >tage arriving at Whitehorse.
GOV. FOSS 15
AFTER LODGE
(By Alaska N ev?? Bureau)
BOSTON. Jan. 5 ? Governor Poes in
a public speech delivered yesterday
roasu-d Senator Lodge saving that
the latu-r stands for reaction and re
trograde movements in public life.
GOICH WILL
PLACE A BET
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau)
OMAHA, Jan. 3 ? Frank Gotch toda
announces bis wi.liugness to back
MahmoiK against auy wrestler in the
world.
HALSEY TRIAL
.17
(By Alaska Nevta Bureau)
S v.\ FRANCISCO, Jan. 3? The Ha'?
sey trial has been set for the 1 7th
of :his month.
IN
(By Alaska Nm Bureau)
N \\ ORLEANS. Jan. 5? Geueual
Duron, commanding two thousand rev
ului >ui.sis, is ready to take Teguci
galpa '-ho capital of Honduras.
?E
i By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 5?
Senator Elkins of West Virginia af
. r a prolonged illwss died at mid
light.
HSIES ill 0?CE
The Eagles held installation last
night at the local Aerie No. 25.
On Saturday night the regular fort
nightly hop of the feathered tribe ?
Good oM?ic will be ia attendance and
a good time is insured to all who may
go
+ + -H, + + + + + + <'4'
Beach Nut *
?V
Pork and J
Beans *
Have you tried this brand?
Considered the best in the ***
market Costs no more than ***
others.
"** I lb. tins 15c. 2 for 25c. 2 lb. tins 20c. 3 lb. tins 25c *
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P. H.SANTY
*
PORTLAND IN
IN TROUBLE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PORTLAND, Ore-, Jan. 5 ? James
Whalen, a sakxm proprietor of this
place, has been arrested and charged
with complicity in the Humboldt bul
lion robbery. la a confession dam
aging to his own liberty he refuses to
implicate his confederates. He has
l>eea selling gold filings for some Lime
His bail has been fixed at fifteen
thousand dollars.
0. S. AFTER
T
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK, Jan. 3? The federal |
government today brought suit agaius
thirteen of the principal transatlantic
steamship lines under the Sherman
lati-trust act, alleging illegal pooling
U> secure the steerage business.
P.I.
TAFT'S PUN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE!, Jan. 5? The Fost-Iutetli
jeocer this morning editorially asks
.-ougress to follow President Tuffs
.ustructions and open the Alaska coal
lands.
Mrs. H. S. Pullen left on the Hum
boldt last uight for Seattle and other
t?uget sound points ti> be gone several
weeks. During her absence Mr. Ches
;er Pullen will manage the Pullen
House.
The Humboldt came in at i*:30 last
light and left again about It on the
return trip. From Seattle after dis
charging freight and passengers she
will immediately sail for San Fran
cisco where she will be docked for
repairs before going on the run j
igain. '
PORCUPINE 10
BE PRODUCER
Henry Seymour, one o f the oldest
sourdoughs of the Yukon, arrived
from VV'hitehorse on yesterday's train
and was a Pullen House jjuest. Mr.
Seymour went into the Yukon in 'Stf
and has- been connected with aiming
and prospecting in the big valley
ever since.
LHiring his early days he went up
the Potx-upine river and from near
Rampart House acrotss to the head
waters of the Koyukuk. After con
siderable time had been spent he
again found his way back near the
For unite section which to this day
has claimed a great deal of his at
tention and which he has just left
for a short visit to the outside.
Mr. Seymour says that the hills
of the upper Porcupine abound
with auriferious gravels and that he
would not be surprised any day to
hear of a big strike up there.
He took passage on the Humboldt
las* night and will return in early
spring to resume operations on the
American side of the Forty mile dig
gings. C
DiilAWER
IS DEAD
From late arrivals it is learned that
Mr. Ashbaugh the well known barris
ter of Dawsou was found dead on
Christmas morning. There is much
mystery surrounding the affair and
at the time of leaving Uuwsou the
Alaskan's informant stated that no
cause had been assigned for the un
timely eml of one so prominent in
the busiuess aud social activities of
the immunity.
From a Dawsou arrival it is learned
that the new traction engine which
is being shipped into the interior is
for Ed Asorn of Dawson, who has suc
ceeded to the business of the Orr
Tukey stage line on Bonanza and
Hunker and that the new departure of
power traveling over the ice is to
succeed the o'd system of horses and
a sleigh. ____________
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