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ALL BETS
DECLARED OFF
(By Alaska New? Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Sept. 5 ? In the wrest
ling contest for the heavyweight
championship of the work! held here
last night Frank Gotch easily de
fended and retained his title by throw;
ing George Hackenschmldt, the Rus
sian twice In succession. The first
fall was in fourteen minutes, eight
een and one fifth seconds, and was
the result of a reverse body lock.
The second fall was by means of a
half-Nelson and Gotch 's famous toe
hold, and required only five minutes
thirty-two and a fifth seconds.
It was the general opinion that
Hackenschmidt entered the ring a
bvaten man. He wept when the con
test was over. The management an
nounced that all bets were declared
off.
The weather was ideal and thirty
five thousand persons witnessed the
bout.
GQLDHARVEST
NEARLY $280,000
Aftre all her trials and tribulations
tin* IUltarod is coming Into her own
and is pouring into the hip of the
world a golden stream of wealth that
has reached a quarter of a million a
week, and may even exceed that
amount if the water supply remains
plentiful the balance of the summer.
The past, week was probably a record
breaker, beginning hut Sunday and
ending today, and- there are still soma
important claims to be heard from.
Last Sunday Scott & Martin, on th
Dakota bench, cleaned up approxima'4
ly $16,000. Early in the week Ait
ken & Riley, on the Marrietta, came
across with $27,000 and Mahoney &
Rich shook down something over
$12,000.
Wednesday and Thursday FYiend &
James cleaned up in two cuts, realiz
ing nearly $40,000, of which $23,000
is reported to have come from the
upper cut. Monkman & Ronan clean
ed up about $7,000 from the lower
end of the Bonanza.
Red Ellis had an excellent, cleanup
on 1-a Otter bench, where he en
countered those $100 pans last week.
It Is reported In the neighborhood of
$23,0t>0, while Andy Hens ley on 1-a
is reported at $10,000.
Doc Mading and Strandfcerg &
Johnson are due today with $45,000
between them, and McKlnnon & Mc
Donald are again due for another
cleanup. ? Idltarod Pioneer, July 29.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR 8.
Having been appointed administrator
of the estate of Alfred Dicker, de
ceased, by the Commissioner for the
District of Alaska, sitting In probate
at Skagway Precinct, all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are re
quired to present them, with proper
vouchers, within six months from the
date of this notice to the undersign
ed at his office in the Town of Skag
way, Alaska.
Dated at Skagway, Alaska. Septem
ber 1, 1911.
H. B. Le Pevre,
Administrator.
First publication Sept. 2, 1911.
Pinal publication Sept. 23, 1911.
All kinds of second hand fir lum
ber for sale. R. B. Foster, 11th and
Main. tf.
The P. C. SS. Ramonn left Seattle
on time and will arrive in Skagway
on Friday morning.
The C. P. R. SS. Princess Royal
will arrive tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock with 30 passengers and 400
tons of freight,
\V. L. Burton, of the firm of Winn
and Burton, the Juneau Attorneys,
arrived up onithe City of Seattle,
and will go to Haines where he will
act as associate counsel for the de
fense in the Sam C. Orchard court
martial.
Robert Jennings and John H. Cobb
who are associated as co.unsel for the
defense In the Sam C.Orchard court
martial at Fort William H. Seward
took advantage of the recess caused
by the Labor Day adjournment and
made the trip to Skagway on the
Hegg Sunday afternoon.
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60T THE GOLD
VANCOUVER. B. C. Aug. 26? A. N.
C. Treadgoid is here on his way to
Dawson, after having successfully
floated In London and New York, a
new corporation, styled the GranvlUe
Mining Company, with a capital of
$S,000,000, for tlie purpose of taking
over several hundred square miles of
rich dredging and hydraulic claims
in the Klondike, as well as other
franchises there. Several years will
be required In getting under way the
big program mapped out, involving
the building of dredges and ditches.
The, principal holdings embraced In
the merger include his power plant
an the North Fork of the Klondike
river, which supplies electrical power
to various mining companies and
claims on Dominion, Quartz, Flat,
Bunker and Sulphur creeks and Klon
dika river. It is said that he has al
so made arrangements for the ac
quisition of about ten miles of dree
ing ground on Klondike river, owned
by the Canadian Klondike Mining
Company, and better known as the
Boyle concession, where the largest
dredge in existence is now in opera
tion.
It is proposed to employ dredging
and hydraulicking methods on an ex
tensive scale and during the next
few years thousands of men will be
employed at construction work, inclul
ing the digging of ditches to provide
a water supply. Mr. Treadgold was
also the promoter and organiier o!
the Yukon Gold Company, a $16,000,
000 corpoiatlon, controlled by the Gus
genhelras, and which controls all the
ground on the other side of the divide
from the one where the new company
will operate. ? Seattle P.-I.
SKAGWAY HIVE NO. 2 OF THE
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES OF
OF THE WORLD
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Requests all members and visiting
members u> be present at 8:30 p. m.
Sept. 5 at the Home of I-Ady Nellie
Mulvlhlll at Tth and Alaska Streets
to take part In the memorial Services
In memory of our Acting Past Su
preme Commander, Mrs. Lillian Hol
llster.
Mrs. Holllster was Supreme Com
mander for sixteen years and resign
ed owing to 111 health. Her long
years of service and devotion to our
great order has endeared Mrs. Hol
llster to every one of Its one hundred
and sixty-three thousand members.
Close personal association with the
leaders and work ere of the order has
taught them to know her in her
strength and dignity, her unselfish
devotion to the cause of woman's pro
gress.
(Mrs.) Clara S. Dedman.
Record Keeper,
Skngway Hive, No. 2.
Word has been received in this city
that John Rustgard, the prosecuting
attorney for the 1st Division of Alas
ka. on the 24th day of August arriv
ed in New York City from his trip
abroad. Mr. Rustgard enjoyed the
hospitality of the New York Elks,
and recommends the N. Y. pasture
as the best on earth next to that in
the Northland. He sends greetings
to the "herd In Skagway.
Fresh Oysters on half shell or Skag
way spring chicken at the Pack Train
RestauranL tf
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COMPRNY
?aattf* Waah
SEC. FISHER TALKS WELL,
Continued from p<Mte om
In the manner in which they have
been opened in the past, no that th*
profits and benefits to be derired will
go to a few capitalists, then count
me out! But, if you want to work
to that end that will open these coat
lands wo that Alaska in particular
and the Pacific Coast at a whole will
reap uomo of those benefits and pro
fits, then count me in." said the sec
retary.
After thanking: the p??ople of flfcn*
way for their most keen hospitality
and again expressing his pleasure at
meeting the men of Alaska, and know*
in* for himself of what staling qual
ity they were, he took his seat.
After a number had been rendered
by the JY>rt Seward band, the Sec
retary of tho Interior held an Inform
al reception meeting and shaking
hands with those present
With*!. Santera <f?wwatrrthm
afeowad that tba of Ska****'
ar? keenly allra tt? what Mr. Flafc
#r? vfcilt to AWvuke might mean. ami
(Md ?H in their power <o ahow to
him 'hat AJaaka waa up to the ataa
d*rd la hospitality.
Tba Table <J'H oto dlaner at the
PaUeo Row*# to batter than erar.
Wfcy don't 7<*a try It. To* ara wal
cr, ma.
Wanted ?Good Hon*?k?epln* Ma*,
aitae reqnlree th? aerr!*-** rrf ? r?p
r?aentatire In Slmgway to look after
?uthacTiptlon ranewala and to ?*teml
circulation by apeelai method* whlrh
hare proved nnmaally a?ee*aaful. Sal
ary and oommlaBlon. Prerloua mi
perlenee rt?*!rat>lf> hirt not aMMW
Whole time or ?p*r? ?ime Addrean
with referwieae, J. F. Rtlrhanka
Oood Hooupkeepfni: Ma*a?iiv>, 381
FV>orth Are., New York City. Jt
Tor 15c yo?. can fat * wbol?aoaa.
bom* cooked maal at the New Howe
Fr?rtannu>t, Ltk Ara, Jwat off of
Broadway.
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received during the past week.
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For Kimonas
House (iowne or Bath Robes --it drape* with nnnnnal
grace, showing the {patterns to delightful ^
advantage. A variety of choice designs, J
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dainty embroidery, V neck effect, reinforced ^ -
arm holes. All sizes, only ^ J
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Dr. Denton Sleeping Garments. Soft and f\f\
durable? do not shrink. All sizes *p I ?UU
Knitted table padding saves table, china and linen.
52 inches wide. Per yard $1.15
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy |
c M. P. SIIMAN, Prop.
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Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
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Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
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of Skagway |Firm? And Individuals.
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