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SKAGWAY ALASKA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, b913 PRICE 10 CENTS
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INI) U>MITS (T
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H. J. Lynch \
I [ radin^ LmLcc FurnuJter and Haberdasher of Skayway +
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Id SING III SMr
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Ketchikan to Nome ami wherover
he goes noineon? will remind bim
that they knew hi in when lie wai
tlvt ik on canned beans and bacon,
and ull of them will reach out their
hands and give him a friendly greet
ing us Alaska's home-grown gover
A number of Skagway cit liens
met tbr Governor and Mrs. Strong
at the l>out and au Informal recep
'ion Is to be tendered them thli ev
Governor Strong was connected
with a Skagway newspaper In the
i. it utim; kmploymknt
AiiKNClKS MI ST KAI?K
SoatUu, July SI? It ap|HMr?d c?r
b, invoked in I he liiteNUt* of leie
work for their clients and that they
haw co-operated In underhanded
ways with certuin employers of la
bor who wore fighting strikes. If
i his legislation Is secured for Seat
' le, an effort will be rnado to have
i ho next legislature abolish private
i uiploy incut agencies throughout the
late of Washington, and establish
lee bureuux under state supervision.
I I ISM' OK WESTMINISTER
BANKItOHUEKS GUILTY
New Westiuiuster, July S3 ? John
McNumara was found guilty of steal
ing the auto which figured In the
noted bunk robbery caso. This Is
the first convlctlou In the case.
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Special Prices
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BATTLESHIPS RUSHED IB
SCElS OF MEXICAN WAR
Washington, July 23 ? Troublo la
looming up larger In Moxlco than
over before, and tbe situation Is be
coming acute. The gunboat Wheel
ing ban been ordered to Kroatrla
and the battleship Louisiana will
leave at once for Tuxpan to protect
American luteresU.
Representative Murray of Okla
homa Introduced a resolution In coii
kk'km today demanding Anierlcau
Intervention In Mexican affairs
within thirty days uuless order U
restored prior to that time.
IIH< DKKIMaINO WORKS
WHKItK OXCK WKltK HOMK8
Dawson, July 22? The iloyle
tin-duo No. 4 h tearing the histor
ic old road east of the Ogllvle
bridge, aud Is plowing through
ground occupied for yearn by cablu?
and gardens in that vicinity. The
dredge worked to wlthlu fifty or
sixty feet of the approach to the
east aide of the brldgo, then turned
toward the Jaws of Bonanza creek,
nud Is now in front of the old Inn,
eating practically to the threshold
of the Inu. The tuachiuo will fol
low up the road several hundred
yurds. Some tweuty six cubing
which wore In the way of the drodge
art being removed. They line the
two sides of the road, and around
muny of them were tine gardens,
some with crops half grown.
The people living in the cabins
have been busy the last several days
moving. They Include \V. K. Kuuze
and family, O. Cravelle and family,
Mr. and Mrs. \V. Lawson, Mr. and
Mrs. K. Shaw, Frank Sclak, Charles
Gllkor, Oscar Johnson, J. Kt Gllker,
Joe Gouda, Albert Gagnon, Uert
Stevens, Gaston aud others. J. It.
Gllker had the largest garden, which
Included two acres, settled with po
tatoes and other vegetables. He al
so had a hothouse which cost him a
thousand dollars.
Tho people mentioned had uo
surface rights to the property they
occupied. The grouud la III the lim
its of a survey of what was proposal
for the Klondike City townsito lim
its, and the squatter* say that the
government had promised them first
opportunity to secure the ground If
It ever were opened, but that It
never was opened for settlement or
purchase. The mining company se
cured the title to the plnccr a good
whilo ago by staking. A strip along
the river edge below tho bridge is
Attn, July 23 ? The Ben-My
Chree mine closed yesterday all of
the men being discharged. It 1h
?tinted tlint the mine lit too expensive
to operate on account -of frequent
Hildas.
It Is understood that' operations
Mill begin at once on the White
Moose mine owned by the suuie com
pany which looks good. The change
has been made as a result of an In
vestigation made by a" mining en
gineer recently brougtit in by Mr.
Kdgerton.
Boyle, it can be dredged later by No.
3 dredge, which li farther down
stroum.
J. W. Boyle, manager of the
dredge company, bought ull vege
tables which the owners had now
ready for use. He also paid the
squatters on tho ground u sum equal
jto what It would cost hlui to clear
their respective tracts, and is pay
ing their costs of moving their build
Ingss or logs and furniture, but will
allow nothing for tho rurfuce rights
or crops. Some cf the log houses
have flvo and six rooms, cellars und
tho like, and are uently furnished.
The Old Inn probably will not N> re
moved. It stands on tho edge of a
strip of ground. It is said, owned by
ho Yukon (Sold.
Mr. Boyle says the squatters had
free use of the surface ground ten
or fifteen years without cost.
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