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I Crowds of people la the tuaiu.
' at e" of Neucha .1 saw * da? or
| 4 tltti* bov sua he,' r ?- m
| de?L1 bjr A St. Bernard jo*
The Jo* ?u the property o f a farm
I <.-r who had driven livto town with
| h throe-year -old s on to make hia
w?kly purchase*. Lea* in* the *??
Lki- and the boy la charge of the
, U.K. the farmer went marketing
The boy managed to Set out of the
vehicle, and toddled oil to the tram
lints The dog followed, and **?
tag an electric car approaching at
fl> speed tried to push the child
ftooi Uu> tone of dauber, but with
out succeas
The driver, not seeing the child,
who was hidd-u by the large dog did
Ik ' *lackea speed until ? as It ap
peaied to late ? he caught a glimpse
of th<* boy.
People ' timed away their head*
?v pec ting to see boU boy and d?K
nushed, but the St. Bernard, pick
iu* up the child in its mouth by Ur
back of the collar. carried him ac?os?
the si."- el d.i <K-P0?.'> 1 hllll >J ?
*. D ?h ? ta.ea.ent
While many rel>e>ed spectator*
were tucking the boy in the sleigh
and caressing and feeding the do.
t he farmer arrived on the sceue and
learned of his son's peril and his
f? thful dog's sagacity ? Vancouver
Province.
ASPHALT FOUND
N TEXAS
Sax ANTONIO, Tex Mar. 7? For
y<ar* it ha* been known that beds
of asphalt lie along the Uulf coast of
T ?-xas at a number of places. This
baa been used for paving purposes
aid found 'o be of excellent quality
I*. hi Maintained by some that it is
Joite as good as Trinidad product but
ha? to he worked by slightly different
p. oocwsea While these beds have
ni t been worked commercially as
1 extensively as they ought have been
?b? growing demand indicate* a more
; general use of this material It is
htlleved now that great beds of this
Kinera 1 so far untouched exist near
U.u mouth of the Rio Grande river.
Judge Vushmaa, who has been on
a visit to the outside, returned re
cently to hi* Northern duues,
m* ft vrri-f>-t-r?-Tt ? ? ?
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT 1
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l.:.:u?ba(ely Oppoaue the UKtte Put Depot
^ cli Lq ...pped F unuce Heated Throughout Caie <tnii Bar
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J Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry I
; *~p*ci?t LV?:<u? M-ttle to Order.
Carved. Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
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Boards sati Napkin
TUE OSLY LINK OK:
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JOE Mill
IN
Last nights matl from the liL'-a
rod brought George Kennedy a K-t
tcr (root his old team-mate. Joe
VtcNaOM*. Use baseall CttciM
Skagway. IIhwm)u and WAbaiiks.
a ho handled the ribbons on the
chemical engine last spring.
Jua has been prospecting in the
Kuekokwtni aad is still sa:uu :e
'hiii the new section will have some
thing to show worth while by spri:;.;.
I'nder date of January i 4, he wrote
to Kennedy from Iditarod. and he
assured Kennedy that the latter
should appreciate the time he was
waiting, as the writer was usi?3
lis last sheet of paper and would
run have enough left to accept C<
Pie Mack a offer for next seasot
Having just coic? in from the
brush. Joe says that he has beet,
b?.ia*'ng a 'e? hi^h on*-". After a
peaceful nap in the ba a room or
Eddie McArdle's pla e he woke up
* ' h George Marsha I s picture star
ing down on him from over tin
words. "1 oave got my eye back
agp'n and am batting in great
tona" He almost drifted back tc
oblivion. i Marshall ts one of th.
bunch that came down with Mc
Xamee when the first Da* -?>< b->.!
'?au visited FairbaaiO
Continuing his lilt tared Utter. X' -
Namoe says that a ' ?w . a .r. i on
Monday morning would be a nol?y
fiaiv compared to the iditarod j ist
now He adds as an a-Kle that the
Llacv looks like a bunch of fans who
have choked to dean on peanuts
then the mutts on the diamond have
! u' ed of a boue-hcttded play.
Joe promises to keep the gang
here informed if anything in the
*a> of pay is found ove> on Uw
Kuskokwim aid* r'u la. ks Times.
The Fairbanks Tui!->s say*: T'ae
mighty hunters, Art Heacock, Mark
Goodman aid A1 Fa'.. It, who K'ft, here
4 month a^o tot the head of the
Little Delta on a wint* r picnic, re
turned Last evening, r alter rough ami
uncouth in appearance. but quite
enthusiastic over the trip.
George Lonsberry, who went with
U.t. in. is back on the trail with the
tors*? and double-ender. as the hor><
needed another day U> make the
trip into town, on account of the
hard time h*- has had comix; down
livsr. The party were 13 days
coming out.
While up next to the Uaskaa
range th?> party climbed Ml. Hayes;
that la. they climbed to within -**W
f?.et of the top, when their way
*aa barred by lea that would have
taken some little time to overcome.
During their outing, which was
part eulary exhilarating because of
the brisk 40 belo* weather, the boys
wire very much addicted to rice,
and they now feel that they do not
care to cat any tain-; eise. ThU :s
because for a period of five day a
?he; had nothing to eat but ?icc
i iid plain meat
The queation of punishment fo<
tee Dow ling girl, confessing to tbt
poisoning of her mother, an aged In
dian woman of Douglas islaud, wil"
paobably be put up to the attornej
general by United StaU-s Attornej
Kuatgard. who will take the case be
u re the Ketchikan ^raad jury. Thr
federal officials have been try ins l<
stive the problem, as all are axMM
? to sending the girl to the federa
' yn?on tor a long term on account o
tfc* age of the girL However, it u
f'obabie the gsrl will be urged to tel
a truthful story of the poisoning be
; fore ahc is sent to a reform school
a iad U any other party is implicate*
I?l ntshmeet will be given the aceotu
p'sce. It la hard to conceive tha
the M?-y ear-old glr! planned out th<
; murder of her mother without assia
t^ttce or jrgtng, as it has cot beei
ascertained where the girl ?ecu re.
, U>? lotion, given the mother in he
I P-'aW of potatoes. The girl admit
I racing the poison in the potatoes bu
| does not g:>? a trut.iful account o
| h?w she secured the drug? Juuca
i Dispatch.
.Eft BOAT FOR
VANCOUVER ? With the arrival on
: of" the Northern Steamship
paVs steamer Petriana. which
?i!i leave the Clyde next week west
. inl bound. that compan* will seek
to :ae first time a share of the
. business. This vessel has a
is ty o/ about l,-'X> touts and has
beett especially constructed tor car
iv iug ore. and will operate between
Va : ; r. Pftoce Rupert. Queen
v'h-triotte. Portland canal. Ketchikaa
. i SUgv\f. It is expevted that she
e ready to begin, active service
; oat the first uf \#rd. The old Pe
which was purchase*! some
bj- til- Vaaikhiin North Pa
: r*isheries company, will be given
.t new name.
Tb first new arrival of this com
* ill be th steamer British
a >' earner of SoO tons capa
? 2>h left the Clyde some time
: . and is now well on her way to
V jrt. She is expected to arrive
at the middle of March. The
? " ?a Empire will work ia coa
_ >n with the Petrjaaa. each boat
i i here for Prince Rupert fort
hi..-. giving thin company a regu
lar * -ekly service every Tuesday
Neither of the new boats
irry passengers, the Petriaaa
especially adapted for ore. and
Empire for general cargo.
A recent gale blew down the aew
..ever at Ellamar which is used
: loading ore onto the vessels.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Citi.ens desiring to vote tor caa
a a u-s, for the Common Council of
.- vu,-*ay Alaska, at the Municipal
F a to be held April 4th. 19X1.
t, . r- - Tbe registration books
-? ' be ooen at the Town Hall from
7 to 9 o'clock every evening from
irch ivth to April 1st. Inclusive.
; . -n. N. E. Black. Town Clerk.
"SKY-SCRAPER"
FOB CAPITOL
OLY.VPIA. ilar. 2 ? A white marble
tWO-StOOf KnihWuy providing accooimo>
i Kitions for the oiliet tile
supreme court, the secretary o < state,
juiiitor. treasurer and legislature. wit!* ]
a "seventeen-story tower." 12 feet
square. to je used for office pur
Vises by tile various other state of
ficers and departments. ts what WasJ> ]
L'lgtoa snould have in a w* itate
touse. according U> the ,>i?as sut>
suited by Gould Jc Champney. Seattle
architects. at a meeting of the capi
tal commission yesterday.
The commission ai*?t informally aa<i
fc<,k ao defiaate act' on. not even con
sidering the bills before the Igeisia- 1
Jure now.
The mew building, In addition to
having a seventeen-story "tower,'' will
also have a "subway."' as it is pro
posed to sink an levator shaft from
the ^ round floor to a subway that
wil} be on a level with the street
bordering the waterfront
It is estimated that the structure
v i'i cose and that the old
f< undation can be used for the east
wing, which can be built at once and
thus relieve the crowded situation in
tlic present statehouse.
SEATTLE? A deal in Alaska min
ing property involving JoO.'XH) was
\ery quietly consummated "a this
city today, when the property of the
Mataauska Gold Mia ag company was
purchased by Frank Watson.
The conditions of the sale are se
ct et, aor is it known who is behind
Watson, who engineered the deal.
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium LarSS] Alaska
; t-yv> Clean, latli v iduai 3ath&.
^imhiwi of Water. Best of
Hotel Acwcamodationij. Fur
nished Cabins fbr Kent. . . . .
SmSttt Hunting ami Fishing.
Motor Boating and Soiling.
Steamer Georgia ftotn Juneau
makes semi-aiouthiy visits, la
(ormaCion and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Godkiard, Prop.
Health Resort
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EL ?. M. BBKIKBBS?
ENGINEER
U. i Deputy Land and "itinera
? : Surveyor : ?
FoDey 3Ui%. - Haines. Alas**.
Tie Pack Train is ac* selling a
3lS lot af Good Goods at reduced
orices as tbey are getting too old
-c iold and 3eU at a profit. Y?urs.
Herman Grimm
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