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GOLO STILL
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returned from Chlaana, mid report*
that a number of people are k?I"K til
by way of Whttehorne, Fairbanks
and Dawson. having arrived thore
work under way, and good pans are
rr?eks. Jama* continues to take a
tnousund dollars a day from Dlicov
ery, while Whitman sets a little
ISvst on No. 3 Uonanza la taking out
five hundred dollar* a day, while
Mood pay la coming from the other
creeks
Thawing machines are being tak
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tiome. Dawson and Atlln, as she .il
Itat work of development la golug )
TKX TlIOl'HAND DOLLAR
FIUK AT FORT SKWARP
Haines, AJg. 25 ? A destructive
fire which entailed u loss of at
l*ast tou thousand dollars to Co. F
quarters, Fort Seward, occurred early
Sunday morning.
Mi ? started In the baseinout o(
thu large three story building, uud
before It could be extinguished had
burned through to the roof. The
well trained soldier flro company dl
h"iole work In the endeavor to
nuvo the government property, u
mong the nuinbor of moro venturo
"in< fire fighters being Johu Brooll
sou of Captain Win. Ilrooke, who
wai conspicuous for his activity.
The wind wus blowing a gale
\<hen the fire wus discovered, and
for that reusbu the fire alarm bell
slid cannon did not awaken the cit
izens of Haines, so but few from
that city responded In time to ren
der assistance. Co. F. men have
taken quurtors In the barracks of
HARRY IW'S
HEARING SET
FOR WEDNESDAY
Shorbrooke, Aug. 25 ? Hurry Thu
lias been told by the Cuuudlan au
thorities that he Is not wanted in
Canada, He will be given a chance
.o fight extrudition to either Ver
mont. or Now York states.
Albany, Aug. 25 ? It wus announc
ed Saturday that formor District At
.orney Jerome would go to Canai'l
ind argue ofr the possession of Har
Sandusky, Aug. 25? Former DIs
:rlct Attorney Jerome arrived In this
?Ity Saturday on his way to Sher
jrooko to argue for the state of
S'ew York for the extradition of Har
Sherbrooke, Aug. 25 ? Jerome ar
?Ived here this morning and will
. iiulle tho case fir the prosecution.
Harry Thaw has ugreed to bo ar
'ulgned under u writ of habeas cor
>us Wednesday.
After visiting In Skagway for sev
?ral days, Mrs. Joo Tallmire return
ed this iik inlng to Discovery. IV C
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EXPERIENCE A GOOD TEACHER
We have been in the exclusive grocery
business for marry years and know exactly
the kind and quantity of food you need and
how to pack it for easy transportation
AJ | 41 ITY con,'t*er
v? * * the great essential
and with this idea in mind, invite comparison
with prices either in Skagway or elsewhere
SHIPMENTS wLutrno1
shipping through Canadian territory and
make out the required papers free of charge
pvl yPV There is no duty on
^ * * American goods des
tined to the* Shushanna, the Canadian gov
ernment bonding them through without cost
COME AND SEE US, ANYHOW
Whether you intend to buy, or not, visit us
and we shall be pleased to give yOu all the
information and assistanoe in [our [power
P. H. GANTY.
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MURPHY A FIEND
SAYS DEFENDER
OF GOV. SULZER
Now York, Aug. 26* ? Lyon Arnold
went before the state Judiciary com
mittee today and tuado the stute
nieut that ho had the proof which
ho had secured from ton prominent
political workers, high in tho ranks
of Tammany, which would bo suffic
ient to convict Charles Murphy,
Senator Krawley and Assemblymen
Levy of conspiracy and bribery In a
most damnable and fiendish frame
up for tho Impeachment of Governor
Suiter,
A hearing will be had on the Arn
old statement, which Is said to In
volve men of prominence In the
state.
INJl'KKl) KKJHTKIt DIKS
Flto.M HAltn lil.OW
l.os Angeles, Aug. 25 ? Bull Youn
died Saturday morning as a result
of the blow given hint by Jess Wll
lard In. their fight Friday night.
Wlllnrii has been arrested charged
with manslaughter, on account of
Young's death.
Pelkey has called off hU fight
with Charley Miller, which was to
have taken place September 23. He
gives as his reason for quilting, the
doath of null Young.
Vancouver, Aug. 25 ? Ilay Camp
bell of Seattle got a decision last
night over Kddlo Moy lu tho tenth
.round of what wns to have been a
twenty round go.
Campboll will now meet Ritchie
on Labor Day, unless the promoters
bollevo that they must got a better
mau for that big event.
Jas. Kngllsh, formerly with the
White' Pass road, but for several
years past In the employ of the
Copper River & Northwestern rail
way was a visitor In Skagway Satur
day evening on his way from Seat
tle to the Westward. He will go
into the Chlsann country.
Captain Brooke came up frcm|i
Fort Seward last evening and left , I
on the City of Seattle for San Fran
cisco, where he will take an exaiu
liiitlon for promotion.
AN OVKUHKiirr < 'At'SKS
|X)KIIKS TO <JKT I'RKVKD
Mun i In. Aug. 25 ? Governor Gener
al Forbes, has sent IiIh resignation
to President Wilson, to become ef
fective September 1st. Forbes got
huffy over the appointment of Frau
ds Ilurtoii Harrison as Ills succes
sor, without hi? beliiK notified of
any probablo change.
M I I.I.K )\ \ I UK I I' AGAIN
charged with mi'iidek
Kansas CUy, Aug. 25 ? l>r. Hydo
Is to faco the Jury for tho fourth
tlmo on September eight, under the
charge of murdering Col. Swopu,
'millionaire.
L EQUIP
Washington, Aug. 25 ? Senator
Polndexter of Washington, Saturday
morning secured the senate adoptlou
of a resolution requiring the Pana
ma Canal commission to notify the
senate If tho machinery used In the
construction of the canal could bo
used, or would ? o available, for
tho building of railroads In Alaska.
STAMPKDKS DROWNED
IN THE CHlSTOCHIXA
Cordova, Aug. - - ? C. F. Benyon
was drowned In the Chlstochlna riv
er while on his way to Cblsna, and
the body was recovered on tho tenth
of August, and buried at tho
vlllago of Tochlna. Renyon was
about thirty years of ago and a nu
ll ve of St. Ix>uts. Ho was recently
;t steward on the river stoamer Tana.
W. H. Case and family arrived on
tho City of Seattle last night from
lunoau and will spond some time in
Skagway, where Xlr. and Mrs. Case
will do some goat hunting. It Is a
matter of record that ho brought to
the city the largest goat ever shot
In this part of the north. It Is prob
able that while hero ho will open
the Draper photographer gallery and
lo some work for the public.
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