?he gtailt) Alaskan
S KIFTKKJTTH YEAR SKAUWAY. ALASKA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1912 PRICK lO^aBNIW
HE (Ul IS LIS!
ffiSW ME FOR DIE)
rMrh*?ir*. Ahk 1? -Th* body of
* J 1VW. ?>>* <J<h??I JVwmh- Stic rowt
miuwcaan. will %* t?k?n to Now?
tar b<*rt*l Ttoe r??#w>
ort*??rr<l l?y M* *W? It w*s t*?
of Mr 0*>* t??*' *? **? fcariod in A?
d %.? Nome was his hotne for
* Ion* time It was ilwmwl fitting by
Mr* n*ly M.at the rttv of hts choice
should forever be h>s resting plae*.
The Interment will take plaoc 1?"
mediately ni>on his arrival In the
Western Vetropolts of the North, ,
U?M. l>\R?;OW TRIAL
ir mil R* to*A>
!.?* Anjrirs. A?s If ? District
Atrom<-v Frvderlcks this rooming
San hw oKvdn* arKumonts in U*
IHrrow o?*p Tho h*ttl? has boon
n ?o?? otio j>ml bittorly foupht out
on both sl??<* Th* strain Is toll-i
hi* on tho atton**y? on both sido*
of ikf cm ?ni Hi* P'MI^ i? also
gro* ine *e.iry of tbo le^al fl"*
-*nnt< suttoHtMN* a??d t?>chnlOAlitios
With th* ? of tho aixunionts
Hj f o district attornoy this aftor
iiMMi . t ho cMF *ill p> to thf j?f;
Kl M K\l. or M. VMI W.KV
XT I iO'U* K T?>M?n;ROA\
Tk* Vvrtol of Michael McMulW*.
Ik- man who M in Sknicwny W?d
it^wlay a(trrn?w, will '*kf P^1'
tomorrow nvortiin* Tho body will,
tho Harrison undortAklu*
riHxns at 1# o'clock and be plncod
on tho tram which is to If*** lt)?
and Broadway at that hoar for the
remoter* whore Father TurnsJl will
ivudurt tho wniiT of intereoet
V re-o n?t has beon n'ooivwd from
th* father to havo tho hnrial tak*
in Skacway.
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Ml Ur?KRKT> IN MKVKV
Mox.oo. Am* U? R Ayrr*. an;
Aw>haii ontinoor, wa* bohosdod by
Mexican ruorrillas sornotitno burins
thi- ivuti fm day* His body was
found to.lay within a short distaneo
of tho city The Amociean consul is
it<\o?;icatinc tho cause of tho mur- :
<W and has wcurod tho promise of!
the Mexican povorowwot to aid In
capturing th* culprits.
Cloucwtn, Aug If Gov*, nor
Wilson opened his campaign here
yesterday, in his contest for the
presidency, He said that the tariff (
laws which had been passed by the
Republican part? bad restricted agri
culture. That the gfowers had been
injured in (he attempt to benefit the
manufacturers. He believes that un
der a lessened tariff or a policy of
free trade the energy of the Am
erican people would be expanded an
broadened until it conqueied the mar
kets of the world Mr Wilson would
pass laws in the Interests of the
producer and not in the Interests of
the trusts, which he claims is being
done by the Republican party.
The St ear.' ship Humboldt came up
to port last evening about T:30
bringing thirteen first class paten
ters and seven second clasB passen
ger*. Sbe sailed south at 8:30 The
Humboldt left about 35 tons of gen
eral freight In Skajrway, some of it
billed for the interior. Captain
Ranchman Sniorms us that he ex
pects to pick up part of the ship
wrecked passenpers of the City of
Seattle wbi.'b are now in Kett-hikan.
in case that ship is damaged to the
extent that she will be unable to
promnl without repairs
Ed Johnson, formerly machine
operator on the l?aily Alaskan, has
severed his connection with this pa
per and taken up his residence In
Haines
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For Every Purpose
And For Even' One
A Hamilton. Brown Shoe
??Will Suit the Best ?
TKf skoe prokiem arifi ke solved if
vou a?k for Hampton. Brown skoe?.
No matter i{ you wart * dre** skoe
in tke latent style, or ckildren ?? skoe.
or work skoe. or, ia fact, any kind of
leatker pVror. you '??ill |tct tke mo?t
?value for your money in stvle, tit and
??-ear. if it is made ky Hamilton.
Brown Skor Company, tke largt-n
*.koemaker? m tke world.
^ e cam a full line of tkese famous
akoe*. and want to skow you Kow
can part every one in tke kousekold.
Ask for tke skoes tkat kear tkis
trad* -mark:
Ve kave tixa. wd ?t ptvo tkat will
?Mb
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H. J. LYNCH
TS? Up T*4fcrt* *nj La.'le* Fvr*<
New York, A mr. 1?? Mfttiy <M?
orderlj howa were riosod last n1*l ?
und the oompants taken into custo
dy by or dor of the district attor
ney. Warrants have been sworn
out by the members of the Civic
Kcaitue, charging that gambling is
in operation and asking for the ar
rest of the offenders
John D. Rockefeller has employ
r<1 mombeni of t he MrM W?ttlv?
ajtnncy to *eour?> cldenc?? attain**
t ho chiir that has h?d ti'-e city un
der 8 way for the pa*t y*r, and it
i* partially nil a result of the Infor
mation thuii obtained that the ar
rests have been made District At
torney Whitman promise* that the
city ahall have a cleaning up such
as hag never come to It before.
flILIN DISTRICT
MAKES SHOWING
Spruce Creek ha* taken on In
treased activity during the past few
weeks and :.ll the miners are bnsy
Kverytfcing indicates a prosperous
sen son for the miners engaged In
the AtHn district.. The only diffi
culty being felt now is the scarcity
of miners, a large number of whom
could be used in addition to the J
forces already at work.
James McCloskev is one of the
operators most active in develop
ment work. He has just installed a
fifteen hundred foot flume and has
forty men employed on his property.;
Mr H. P. Mow of Boulder
Creek has moved to Spruce Creek
where he will begin at once opening
up his leas?> He expects to put
several men to work on the claims.
Mr T. Matthews, who has p?r-j
chased three leases adjoining the
McCloskev base, has recently fin
ished the Installation of a flume
nearly two thousand feet long. H?
will have a l.vrge gang of men work
ing soon.
Messrs. W vrd. Kilpatrlck and Mul
Vey have taken a lay on the Mat- 1
thews b-ase and will begin w'ork on
the same at an earl date.
John Prescott was suddenly strick
en with paralysis last Sunday and:
is still suffering from the effects!
of It. Or. Harrison was called at
once and Is now treating the afflict-,
ed man,
Tom White and his partners, who(
have a lease on Mrs. Erickson's:
* round. have completed their flume.
They had been working but a few !
days when they struck bedrock and
their first cleanup was very satis
factory.
Mrs J Cartnell and Master Kd
win left for Telegraph Creek last j
meek.
Mr. Partridge and 1-loyd Kdgert
and son. came In from the mines to
day.
Anyone holding city warrants will
confer a fa'sor on the city treasurer
by presenting same for payment at !
once. |
GIVE SEALS NEW
LEASE OF LIFE
Washington, Auk 16 ? After an
exciting d?>b?ie Irsting more than
four hour*. the senate today passe 1
| the bill whfch prohibits the land
killing of ami on the PrlbHof Is
lands for a period of ten year*. The
bill was fought by Senator Klklns,
whom it is iiaid is interested In the
Northern Commercial company, who
have practical control of the Is
lands.
DltlVKS I.HMI KNOT Tl'SSBI.
\M?'K VHROFGH NOI.ID HtM'K
One of the moat remarkable feats
of individual mining that has ever
come to our notice occurred at
l?ynx creel; mid is reported In the
Valdet Proet;?vtor as follows:
Nate While, of Lynx creek, ha*
jnst finished one of the biggest Jobs
over undertaken by one man In Al
aska or any other mining country.
He has completed a tunnel 1,100
feet through solid rock, to draw off
the water on Lvn* creek, In order to
pet at the Tirh placer which lies on
bed rock, bill which could not be
worked on mconnt of the water. Th
tunnel was Parted several years ago
and work has been delayed by the
fart that White had to get out and
work at dav * work In order to get
money to rairry out his own plans
11c had prof|x?cted on l.ynx creek
until he w.ia satisfied that the big
money was thpre If only some schem
could be worked to drain the creek
bottom eff-cMially. When the pro
ject of tunneling the mountain was
first broach*"1!, the Idea was derided
by almost evpryone, and no one
cared to work on the proposition,
declaring that It was Impossible to
complete the tunnel without putting
on a big crew, and then It would
take a world of money Unable to
get workmen to take an Interest
with him, ami having no money wit
which to hire help. White started
alone and unMded and finished the
job.
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| FRESH
: PEA CHES
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* THIS POPULAR FRUIT IS AT ITS BEST NOW *
+ Our special price by
* the Box for this week
*
+ During the canning season we will *
+ make attractive prices on
+
+ fruit by the box +
J P. H. GANTY. Grocer t
-t.
$1.25l
GunnxKvmnu
buii m ht seh
Washington, A tig t<> Thcr# In
troultlp throhtrninn in Cnhn Jua<
th* natnrp and oment of th# iipri*
In* rould not b?> at th* War'
l>??pnrtm*iit today. An oH#r w?ntJ
forth thl* mornln* to ni?h th# *wn
btmt Annapotln to Natt|tt, to (Wrd
fh# Am<"rV(iii? th*r# ?n?l w? * r??'ilt
of th?? ord??r (t W? tw?ll#?#-l that fur
ious troiil>l?? In th# l*l*nd Hi Immi
nent.
IREADGOLO Id
Mr. A. N\ C. Treadgold, who ar
rived In Skngway Wednesday morn I
lug, left the same day for an Inspec
tion of hi* newly ocqulred proper
ties In the F>hwsou district.
Mr. Treadgold has hee,? In l.on- j
don since the first of the year, and
while there put ( hrongh a deal con
solidating the Treadgold InteiestS in
the Klondike basin with the Inter
ests of th?- Canadian-Klondike Min
ing company, including the J. W
Boyle concessions.
The new rompany Is known as I he
Canadian-Klondike company and is
under the management of J. W.
Boyle. The Treadgold holdings go-|
Ing Into th?- ('eil Included the Oran-j
vllle Power company and the Bonan
za Basin company, together with
system of filacer ditches. Millions |
of dollars ire Involved.
Mrs. Treadgold is staying at the
l?ullen House Swatting the return of
Mr. Treadgold, who Is expected to
?oln her here In ahont thirty days. |
on his return to the outside.
A KKIJl'Mn IIKOAMA
OK HKt.l l,\TfO\Sl
The United States Department of
Agriculture has Jnst issued their an
nual hatch of ' Regulations" for
the protection of game in Alaska.
The present regulations are design-!
ed to supercede and annex them-|
selves onto the regulation; of Aug
ust. 1 90S, March, 1903. and Jnly.l
1!>10, and they take effect August]
1. 1912. The rend as follows:
Regulation 1 Open season for
deer. ? The tenson for killing deer
In southeastern Alaska shall he llm
Ifed to the period from Aiignst IS
to November I, both Inclusive.
Regulation 2 MMITH. The num
her of rtT killed by an y one per
son during the open season shall he
1 1 m i I nrl to (.
Regulation %. ??!?.-? The mI> of
deer carcasses in sontheaatern Alas
ka shall b ? suspended until August
13, l?13.
Regulation I. Killing deer on
cprtaln islands. The killing of d eer
on the following Inland* In southeas
tern Alaska, Duke Island, near Dl*
on Inlet; Gravina Island, nwir Ket
chlkan; Kmxof Island, west of Hit
ka; Suemej Island, netr Klarak;
and Zarpmho Island, near Wflinll,
Is hereby prohibited until Anguat 1,
I?14. m
Regulation 5. Kenal Peninsula
The killing of caribou on the Renal
Peninsula Is hereby prohibited Until
August, 1914
The shipment of carrasse* of
moose and sheep for sale, from He
ward or other points on the Kenal
Peninsula. Is hereby prohibited, and
ho carcassea of said animals shall
be accepted for shipment to other
points In Alaska unless gccompati
led hy affidavit of the owner that
they were not purchased and are not
intended for sale.
Regulation *. Walrus -The sea
son for killing walrus In Bering
Strait and In Bering Sea north of
the mouth of the Kuskokwim River
shall be limited to the period from
May 10 to Inly 1, both Inclusive
The killing of walrus in Bristol Bay
and at points on the coast of Bering
Sea, south of the Kuskokwim River.
Is hereby prohibited until August J,
1*14.
Alderman Phil Abrahams was a
southbound passenger last evening
on the Humboldt, having purchas
ed a ticket to Tacoma. Mr Abr
hams has been III for some time past
and will consult a specialist when
he arrive* at the Sound. He fears
that an operation will be nece?s:iry
before he can obtain relief.
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