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Corwin For
Alaska Run
SEATTLE, April 2 ? The central
f sure In a dozen narrow escapes In
f.?e Ice o? the Bering son. the steam
ship Corwin, that has been Idle dur
'"sj the win tor as usual will beamonf
tnc first vessels to enter the Bering
:iea this season. She has been tow
e?l from Eagle harbor, where she was
be ached high and dry last winter, and
after an overhauling Is to sail North
May 10.
For ten years tho Corwin hns held
'he record of being the first passen
g~r vessel to enter the Bering soa.
The little vessel has bem In a g*>od
many risk}' positions In living up to
ber reputation, but always has made
crod in the* past.
Those who have followed the
career of the Utile vessel have esti
mated that since she wn.; built she
ha? traveled more tb.in 200.000 miles
and has carried over 20,000 passen
gers between Seattle and Nome.
The arrival of tho Corwin always
is watched for with interest In thf
North, because she la tho first ves
sel to bring a supply of green goods
aj:d fruit which those in the North
are forced to do wltho.it during the
ltMip winter season.
Years ago the Corwin was pirrch
u-ed from the revenue cutter service
.id since that time has been Indus
tr'onsly on the run between Seattle
;?nd Nome. When a revenue cutter
she was used by Captain D. H. .Tar
vis In making his historic and spec
tacular dash Into the Bfrfng sea to
rtscue a number of whalers stranded
?n Point Barrow.
So fortunate hns the Corwin been
in her annual cruises Into Bering sen
hat "Corwin luck" has become a
standard phrase In th.lt part of the
|\( rth.
The Corwin Is owned In the East
lyftft year she was operated with Ij
H, Gray & Co. as agents, but het
biuinem this year will be handled by
the Western Alaska Steamship com
pany
Capt. Moore
Much Better
Capt. Fran* Moore. of the steamer
dmiral Sampson, who was loft at Ju
r.<au on the last trip North to un
?'< rgo n surgical operation. has so
far recovered as to be able to take
command when the vessel rearhc
Juneau on her northward voyage to
night.
At all stops on her first trip
North the Admiral Sampson was met
by crowds on tile docks, and >'Xtem
poraneons receptions were held for
thv officers. At Juneau, where sh' |
lay over night, General Manager H.
F. Alexander. Capt. Moore and under
officers were given cordial greetings.
Mr. Alexander responded with an
invitation to the business men to j
? < me aboard for luncheon, and Chief |
Steward Ted Taylor prepared an ela
borate menu on the plan of Seattle's j
best hotels, to which 100 guests re
sponded. Short speeches were made,
in which Juneau business men ex
pressed their gratification over th>
fact that the Admiral had been put
on the route. ? Seattle P.-I.
Iditarod Is
In The Swim
The Arctic Brotherhood Club of |
this perfectly good town will hold
one of them things Monday night.
Some call it a high Jinks and some
say as how it i9 a low Jinks, but by
j'nks we'll bet there will be some
junks that you never did hearn on
atrre. I
This Is a stag party devoted entire
ly to the culture of good fellowship.
Y< u plant the seed and strive to
make It grow. The greatest savants
ti <?ay say thf.t the beat fertiliser is
a large gladsome smile which you
w*H permit to spread over your fea
tures regardless.
They do say that your being an A.
B. or a prospective A. B. gives you
no coupons for the orchestra circle.
If you have a lonesome friend, you
are supposed to hook one over on
h:m and bring him there. Just to
teach him what a poor misguided
wietch ho is by not belonging. ? Idita
rod Pioneer.
LOST ? A gold belt pin. Finder
p.'ease leave at this office. St
Dreams Are
Coming True
The latest dope from Fairbanks has
1 li nt there Is something stirring 0n
L'ttle Kldoraoo creek In the way of a
? " paystreak. and that that wanton
a'ream which has lured so many
trusting hearts to def,*t hag at last
been wooed to a final and complete
surrender.
The news comes In too Indefinite a
manner to be satisfactory, but It Bp
'"'hra ,haf ? rich paystreak has
**'1 countered high on the right HmW
of the creek, and that those who
l.axe stayed with the creek In doic
gt-d perseverence are a L on t to re*p
tnilr reward.
On Ooidstrcam, the left limit
I ? i'< h paystreak opposite the town
( FY>x is proving better than ever,
nr.d is said to go all the way throngh.
In other words, its extent I* greater
l nan at first suspected and extends
<l?wn the creek for a considerable
distance, the exact limit being as yet
urknonm.
Tlvse find.* are not causing any un
flii ? excitement, but may give a much
longer lease of life to Fairbanks as
a rlw^r camp.? Iditarod Pioneer.
Otter Looks
Like Winner
With a string of outfits operating
from below the lower end of l-b
f> scovery to the month of Granite
<icek. inHnilng two that will be the
largest in the district. If not the larg
er scraping plants |n Alaska, Ott<?r
<eek. In the Iditarod, gives promise
of being a thriving valley when the
vnter runs next spring and should
eni| loy close to 400 men as soon as
the season gets fairly started When
he ground is opened to a larger ex
'?nt and the operators are putting in
'?< lr best licks on the approach of
tt fall, this number of workmen
may be largely Increased.
Otter creek is fairly well equipped
w 'h machinery at the present time,
'?u the operatjrs will rals? Uie ante
o boilers and hoists as soon as the
w*ter runs This being so. there
shook! be a string of smoke along
whole of that portion of the
tftek indicated when the snow Is
<" ? l out of th<> valleys. ?Cordova Al- 1
?u-kan.
Road Is Open
Over The Pass
Py noon to.lay the government
Iv nd Commission's freighting outfit
*i'l arrive from the interior. Pnring
th past two months twenty-five me
:>i d twenty-eight horses have been
f ">sraged in distributing next sea
son's supplies to the various camps
be'ween Valdez and the meeting point
*:th the Fairbanks crew. Their work
completed, the summR was crossed
yesterday and a wire received by
L < ut. Orchard announced the arrival
of the entire crew of workmen. ?
Valdei Miner.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train la now telling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices aa they are getting too oW
to hold and sell at a profit Tours,
?j Her map Grimm
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Northern Bank and
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JOHN O. PRICE, President
Northern B*nk and Trust Bldg.
SEATTLE.
quick oeliveut moNt ?.
B a^gaire, coal and word dellrere#
upon ihorteat notice day and ni*ht
H. rRlIDENTHAl,,
Comin' to th? rye? the Old Olbaon i
rj?, la a rery hawx dl vera<?>. Tuck I
bM It at the Board of Trad*.
The Home Cooked Meal* at the [
Royal Cafe, TVhltehorao, are prepared
and aerved by white ??inpV>yeea ex- [ '
clualvely. Mrr. J. 0. Fisher, pro- !
prietrea*. tf
Pulkn House
Poa* of Sfath H*?nat
Moat 0le??ntW furniffhed hooae
Id A'aaka
Rwy modem oonrensenea
Electric lljrhta? Ho* and aold
water? Telephone
Poroelaln b?tb? no <srnrj floor
Board nod room by the dry, weak
or month
Tabla supplied with cream and
butter from onr own Jeraey
Dairy
mrs. fi. S. Pullea
Proprletre.au
GRAND HeOUCTKW OW STOCK
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Tbe Pack Tr*Jn <m now ??Htm ?
Mg M of Oood fk?4? It ??!*<: ?1
pr!c?? u *fe?T Tt trtr. iM
lo noM mm ?H1 *? ? profit Tonr*.
M. h*tmi Qrim
At ?. THOUOHTrut HU?8*?0?
Pff ?M? f,oo4 iry wood. C?n '?P
A !.-??? r ? Trtn?f?r Compan? *n?l of>W
nw .-orf or nor* it rwn?i In *y**J
.Uh from Dmww Obu-l*r
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COMPHNY
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Established 1897 Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
Agent for Dubuque Fire ft Marine In*. Co., Dubuque I amn
Washington Fire In*. Co.. Seattle. Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAT, ALASKA
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? AIa*Wa
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Account*
of SkaffwaylKirmfi And Individ rial*
The Houseof Rich
D. 4. Rich. Proprietor.
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Skanwav, Alaska
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy +
? H. P. 9EEMAN, Prop. a
? "The Sanitary Milk Ranch" +
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Daily Shipment* of Pure Mill* and Cream
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