?he J'aily Alaskan
No. 131. FOl RTKKMH YKAR. SKAWWAY, ALASKA, MOM DA V. .!TI,Y 81. 1911 f
JAS. GARFIELD
A POSSUM!
i Ity Alaska N- trs Rurean.)
SEATTLE. Julv 31? General James
Weaver who was lb#- first populist
? and Mat,- to r U>e pr*>skiency has is
sued the statement which forecasts
that Jaia. s GarfieM will be the can
didate of the progressive republicans
ftvr the presidency.
SEC. FISH
COMING WEST
tRy Alaska News Rurean.)
CHIC VGO. July SI ? retary Fish
or arrived in Chicago today. He will
enjoj a fe? of golf on the links
of this eitv, and then be off for the
West
LAURIER HAS
APPEALED
t Ry Alaska News Rnrean.)
OTTAWA. July 31 ? Premier Laur
ie*", in a public statement issued to
day. makes a strong appeal to the
people of Canada to support and rote
for the measure which provides for
a reciprocity treaty with America.
WAR IS OVER
IN HAYTI
<Rr Alaska NVws nuivau.)
PORT \V PRINCE. July 31 ? TIh>
Haytian cnnNvtt Se*fnth o( TVcewber
has arrived hero a ft or putting down j
tho rvb^llion all alons the
AMONG THE
MUG MEN
Frank Pago this morning brought
in som<' samp", s from tho newest lo..J
discovered by McNichols And Martin
at a high elevation on the mountain
just south of Reed creek. The ore
is almost identical in appearance with
that of Bledeo's Skagway Chief which
is located on the north side of Reed
creek.
Assay returns have been received
by the Alaskan from samples sent
from four of the very latest finds in
1 he Skagway valley. The assay was
made at Whitehorse and is reliable.
These samples were takeu from the
surface of the different leads, and are
very satisfactory. Two of them show
. values in gold from six dollars and
upward, while two show values In sil
ver ra aging from one ounce to a Ut
ile over six ounces.
Many prospectors are now out in
the hills. This fin* weather follow
ing the rains which have extinguish
?<d the forest fires is hailed with
pleasure by the boys with the pick
and pack.
Clark and Wilson, of the Holly B..
?>n the East Fork of Skagway are dri*
ling away and the ore looks better all
the time as the win opens up.
The committee appointed to secure
a site for the stamp mill are now out
looking the land over and w-ill be
prepared to report at the next me ting
of the stockholders. The committee
also expects several estimates in the
present mail for the necessary ma
chinery for the plant.
SUNNY JAMES
WAS THRIFTY
( By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. July SI ? The Hart
ford Canning Company, ot which Vle<<
president Sherman Is the head off}
rial, has rotten Hj?elf Into tronhle.
Today the products of the establish
ment were siesed on the charge tha'
it was dealing in short wleghts.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler, of the Summit
are visiting in town.
|l-3 Off |
White Sale Continues
For One Week
You get a reduction of 33 1-3 per
cent, on all White Dress Goods.
Our fall stock ha* commenced to arrive and
we must have room for it. A new line of
NECKWEAR JUST RECEIVED.
1-3 Off
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-Oate Haberdasher and Ladies Furnisher.
SPOKANE HOW
XT SEATTLE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
[ SEATTLE. July SI? The Spokane
arrived this mornrnj? under her own
steam and proceeded up the dry dock
for repairs. The Humboldt passed
her shortly after she was raised and
whistled a salute.
BUD MARS
FUG AGAIN
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
MINKOLA. July SI? Bud Mai's, de
spite the fact of his nearly fatal flight
of a few weeks a.ro has again taken
to the air. He made a successful
flight of seven miles here today.
BO LOOKS
BAD AGAIN
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN ANTONIO. July 31? Advii i s
have been received Ivere to the effect
that troops will soon be ordered to
mobilize along the ltorder again as
the conditions In Mexico are not at
all pleasing at the present time.
(By Alaska News BurMii.)
NEW YORK. July .11? It has boon
definitely settled that Morgan will hp
called upon to testify in the invest!,
nation into the arfalrM and conduct of
tha Steel trust.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAOO. .Inly 31? The father of]
Johnny Coulon. the bantam weight
champion, is dead.
Alaskan want ads. for result*.
HENDERSON'S
HEW SHE
If reports from Dawson are to be
depended upon. Pioneer Hob Mender
son. the roan who f rst discovered cold
on Hunker creek, and who was later
defrauded of his location by ways
that are dark and tricks that are vain
is about to come Into his own after
many year*. The government. res 11*.
In* that Robert had been mistreated
in the Hunker matter several years
a.30 parsed speciaj legislation ({rant
ing to him the prlvl'ege of staking a
mile of any unstaked property he de
sired, Since that time Bob has been
diligently prospecting for a place to
locate that "mile."
Passengers arriving on the Dawson
Tuesday, likewise officers of that
b.>at say that Henderson's efforts
have at last been rewarded and that
he has found goM in paying quantity
on the McMillan river, near where
it empties into the Pelly, which Is
250 miles up the latter from 4t? con
fluence with the Yukon near Selkirk
\coordlng to the report brought here,
there was quite a stampede to the
new find from Dawson, the steamer
Ynrk Harrington having sold out all
her space for a trip up the Pelly.
Others who were unable to geC on tbt
Barrlneton were going In launch?>a.
Rose creek, a tributary of the Mc
Millan river, is said to show good paj.
Rob Henderson has been prospecting
on the Pelly and McMillan for years,
but he had nothing to do with the
stampede. R purely wildcat affair, to
Hoole Canyon in 1M>3. the memory of
?'hlch la still green In wome who wpr
t.iken In by the false reports
RUSHLIGHT IN
IDE LIMELIGHT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PORTLAND, Ore. July 31 Mayor
Rushlight has made charge* of whole
sale grafting in the police detriment
in this city. Many have already been
dismissed from the department, and
specific charges are being prepared
r. jalnst others.
(Ry Alaska Newa Bureau.)
BOSTON. July 31? An Indian ty
phoon is sweeping over the coast, do
in? terrible damage to the shipping
Many boats have met disaMer, and th
'-??? of life will be large.
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+ accessories for canning? +
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+ per doz. Half gals. $1 00 per doz. Caps 35c |>er doz. 4.
* SURE SEAL (The Modern, All Glass Jar) *
Pints, Si. 40 per doz. Quarts $1.65 i*>r doz. Half ^
Gals. $2.25 per doz. Glass Tops, 25c j?er doz. 4.
? JELLY GLASSES. ?* i?r lor. *
+ Jar Robbers, best grade, 10c per doz. Para Wax. in
* pound packages, 20c, 8 for 50c +
+ Our stock is new and complete and now is the best *
?** time to figure your requirements for any of the above
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ANXIOUS SEAT
(By Alaska fhirpan.)
LEAVENWORTH. July 31 - H*p?ty
A'trdrg I rani- of th* I'nitwl
Slate* pf-nltentiary hrrr> today r*
alprned, following tv Investigation
which has been lnst'tntr.d by the d*
part me nt of
GOV. WEST
ON ALASKA
(By Alaska Now* TUirrail.)
PORTLAND, Or*. July 31? Oov??r
nor WmI. In a ptiblir nwwfinx **?'1
hi* address that the jrovernroew must
,ipon the Ala?ka ooal land*. Tbf
speech mot with favor.
STANDARD OIL
tRy Alaska N?ws Rnrpao.)
NEW YORK .Inly .11- The SUml
ard Oil Company today was split Into
thlrty-thrpp separate f-orporation* In }
ordw to comply with thd rpcenf 4*t1
ion of thp coort that th?- monopoly
irnin hp dissolved.
GOMES OFF ON
L
fRy Alaska Npw* Rnrp*n.)
SAN FRANCISCO. -Inly .11 Onp
Rcund llotao has slcnpd with Knock
ont Rrnwn for a I/ibor day fl*hf li>
N?w York.
MAKES GOOD
ON STAND
(By Alaaka N*wa B?irean t
WASHINGTON. I>. C. iohr 31? At
t of ivy (iwml W}rk?T*hft? in
for a rood ?tr?t>Nn* *r the hanri* of
1>?l?"*ate Wlolrersham lit the h??rlnt
I before the investigating comml'toe
fraliiy. TTi*? Attorney General Wk*
orsham purposely am! ilettb?>r*f?>ly
-hleMed th?> rrfmln*l? In AMa ??
the *tatf>ro?>nt of WWW'
?h?m He farther <l*rhr*1 ?Im?* the
0mwlw<l> ?yn?H<m?? inHn^nre* th?
appointment of nil offU-lala, ?r.?1 ei>n
1 roW? them afterward.
? By Alaska N?wj? Bnrean.l
l?ONT)ON Jnty 31 ? PnoffirHil In
formation fmm the war department I#
Id the effect ihm nil fewr of ?*'
with Germany bi p*s?ed fj-rmany
has ureept***! the ultmition that r^iKf
shall have a free hamt In dealing with
Morroewn affair*
KAISER VERY
VERY ANGRY
(By Ahwilt* R?r?*ii >
PARIS Jttlf Jl? Af|rk?*?
ar* to th* *ffwt th*' th?
in fnrinwi tH-""* m*?> IH# prim*
hn* plnn*wi fi#?rm*ny Into (nwW?
with fit?(rl*i?d,
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