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IS MADE G. M.
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f- ! Yuk?r Rout<?. with
r<-t'?r ?' ?!?? for th?> work
>? ha ir mlm!. hihI bjr this appoint
whii ti room from Prn??l?l??nt ?
the rnnfi<l?-nt << ?hh h U? inv
- onlv ahown to a
ARE BETTING
ON ELECTION
(My MftoV* \< wk nur*Miu.)
s \N KRVNCISCO. Jk'pt. J.!- IMtln*
>n thf primarim to bp h"hl on ni?xt
r 'l - ?- 1:?\ K pn .'r ov?P
> rnrp (or tfe*
r,i*ynrt|ty.
TUFT TO TALK
THREE TIES
tin Alwka News IWreau.)
? tins Rith.-tt
company of Victoria. came in on th?
David McLeod. a prominent miner
of nawson, returned on th> Princess
this morning aft??r a visit of twelve
months in Inverne^shire. Ireland, his
boyhood home, and where his rela
I.?-od says that while he enjoyed hi?
visit, he is glad to be back in the
Northland. This is b? fina tTip our
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE Sept. 23? The l\ 8 '*
Me steamer Buriwldt" will hi?vp for
the North next Tiiewday for the pur
posv of overhauling the Alaaka <abl<
and making any needed repair*.
LIKES HIS JOB
(By Alaska N#w* Bureau.)
BRETTON, N H. Sept. 23? Attor
ney General YVlckershani defiled the
rumor In official circle* that he
will soon resign. He says he I* do
ln? his duty as he sees It anil thai
he has no oatiae for resignation
ALL IS ILL
(By Alaska N?ws Bureau.)
VANCOUVER. B. C. Sept. 23? Lord
Berveford who la at present In this
city In an Interview this morning
said that the defeat of reciprocity
ha* taved the Dominion of Canada
to her people.
ANOTHER GALE I
ALONG COASI
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept. 23? A eak !
5s raging along the coast and fears !
felt for the safety of many ships *
due at this port. !
You will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
_%tpc^ac
SUITS AND
POLO COA TS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
Th? Up-To Dat? Hab?rda*h?r and Lau*lM FurnW>?r.
PRESIDENT TUFT IS OPTIMISTIC
The nummary of the Canadian ac
tions Is Riven as follow*, with Hirer
????!?? to be beard from In Ontario,
two hi tjuebeo, two In Alberta, and
one from the Y'Jton.
I'rorkK*" Lib' Con.
Ontario 13 70
Quebec 36 27
N'ova Scotia 10
New Hnmrwlck 8
P. E. Inland 2
Manitoba I
Saskatchewan 7
Alberta 4
Hrltlnh Cohitnhla .... 1
Total 82
WA8HINOTON, D. C. Sept 23?
'Jreat disappointment In felt h ere
over the r?mih. of the Canadian elec
tion.
It to Halmed that the annexation
speef-he* of Champ Clark had a
great deal to do with It.
President Taft. In a apeerh at Kal
amazoo la*t night, said that we would
have to make the bent of a bad bar
K J in, ami that he did not think th?'
the times would be an J harder than
'hejr have been, and rather thought
that the question wna nettled, that
bualneas would a.vntme a steadier
tone, and that we ahould all hear
mind, "Thai Uncle Sam la atlH doing;
huelneas at the old atand."
STORM KILLS
MANY IN ITALY
( Ily Alaska Newa Bureau.)
NAPLES Sept 23? A* the result
of a great storm which has raged In
the vicinity of Vemivloua, a great
many people have ben killed ami the
property Iom la terrific.
PUEBL A AND RAINY HOLLOW
COPPER SHOW UP WELL
W. Y. William*, a smelter expert,
of Sokinc. who has t>e?n in the Nortbl
for the past several week* looking
over i-opper properties for the Gran
bv Company, who have mining prop
erties at Ptiopnix, B. C. and a wmel
t?r at Grand Forks. B. C.. will re- j
turn to Prince Rupert on the May
tonight.
The Granby company have Just tak
en over the Hidden Creek properties
at Observation Inlet, at a coat of j
over ?"?OO.OOO, and they will expend
about two millions in getting it in
working shape.
Mr. Williams made a trip to White
horse where he looked over the cop- j
per beh at the Puebla mine, and stat
??d that from surface indications It
seemed to have the makings of a
great mine. He said that the work
ings are all under water, so that he
could not get a good look at them,
but he is of the opinion that some
day the Puebla will be a big mine.
"Although not developed," he con- j
tinued. "Martin Conway's property at
Rainy Hollow makes a very good
showing. I was only able to bas->
my estimate upon the surface show
ing. but what ia seen Is very high
grade ore. I visited a truruber of the
locations in that district, and there
is certainly a lot of good looking pros
pects. They should be developed."
Mr. Williams stated that his com
pany's 9melter at Grand Forks was
smelting from 2,500 to 3,000 tons of
copper ore each twenty-four hours, and
that they would be handling a larg"
quantity of copper ore at the mrin?
near Prince Rupert within the next
twelve months He expects to be In
Prince Rupert for about two weeks
and wll; then return home.
COUNTRY SAVED
TO THE PEOPLE
J 11 j Alaska News ftur?au.)
MONTREAL. Sept. 23? Many of the'
papers of eaatern Canada say edltorla*
ly fhat through the aetlon of th? vot
er# In defeating reciprocity, th* Do
minion has boon saved to the people,
and not thrown on the mercle* of fhe
big American Interest*.
TELLING HOW
PLAY CAME OP
WINNIPEG. Sept 23? The Canadi ;
an papers. r-otnmentlnx editorially on!
the ele<-tlon which was h?-ld Thursday,
almost without exception lay the de
feat of reciprocity to the people-?
hatred for the the Yankeen, and Cher
fear of annexation to the l'nit??d
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EARTHQUAKE REPORTEO.
SEATTLE. Sept. 23 ? A severe eartl i
quake shock has been registered in
several of the eastern cities. The lo
cality of the earthquake has not as
yet been reported.
HUNTING PARTY RETURNS
A party of hunters consisting of
Hon. Charles Scott, of Roaedale, Misr4
Charles Baxter of Denver and Henry
Dickinson, of Seattle. After a success
ful hunting trip through the Kfuane f
and Donjak districts will leave on
the Princess May tonight for their I
homes in the States. Messrs Scott i
and Baxter returned on last night's i
train, while Mr. Dickinson did not
rive until this evening's train. The:
party got several moose and sheep
during their trip.
Mr. Scott and Mr Baxter are not i
new to the Northland a? they upen'
the summer of 1904 In and arotind Val
dez This is, however. Mr. Dickin
son's first trip North.
RICE
We wish to call your attention
to our ''PURE FOOD RICE" done
up in 24 pounds sacks. It sells at
25 cents per sack and is the clean
est and best loner gTain rice in the
market. Makes wholesome and
appetising dishes
: P. H. GANTY, Grocer +
+ + + + + + ?
T
IK EXHIBITION
(By Alaaka News Borean.)
MEW YORK Sept. 21?Wi'h a
?pertacular elMbttton of hf* old rim'
claaa. KM McCoy put KM Rile to
aleep In one minute and four a^'ond*
here last nMh' Rob Fltzuimmoiw
who prwfrt alro ptit 'he ttJovr-t
on with McCoy, and their boot wa*
(?erlar^d a draw by th?> r^f^re? at the
?id of twpnrfy soro nds
RODDERS' PLANE
(By Alaaka Newa Bureau.)
ELMIRA, M. T. S<?pt 23? Aviator
Rod^era, hi trying to make an aacent
at thts place this* afternoon ?masb?d
hia eWatlne plan* and was forrM t/
deaeend and repair his machine. los
ing more time on hi* rare to 'he Pa
elf.c.
E
(By Alaska S-wt Bureau.)
AI>TA. Cal 3*pt 23 ? FowW tit
aviator 011 hia way to tb" A'lantfr
coast, returned here today and wiH
add more [kiwct to his machine a*.
h<* bas not sufficient to ratsf him
over the mountains.
Charles MardonaWI. The l?-s?a! a d;
vimor of the Yukon, returns! up on j
the Prinress May. enrmite to Dawson
He has been absent from thf Vorfh
for the past two months, barine *on?
down" as representative of tb* Daw
son Board of TVad<* In thp Railway
Rate caaes.
L E. BuftH. representing- Armour
and Company in the North has
in town for the past few days on busi
ness for his firm.
JO
BE EXECUTED
thj \ i&Jka Mo?t Bafrnt.)
KIBV 3 Apt 2-t ? Boeroff. th* **>*?
af?ln nf Pr?ml?r SMIrpln Ium !>?*#
(0 b? h?n/??i TM/? W on?
of th" sp*<*tUmi trtab In th? htn</?rjr
of t(v> rrmntrj.
Th? f m?r*l of *h? i***! Pr?rai*r
??? h?W ytHtrmHar *ft*rnoon
(By Alaska Mew* Bnr??n I
BOMB. Jtafy 3?pt 23? Tho Balian
nf?<rjr ha* r?*?4T??l onV?r? to hoM it
??W in r??i??lino<w? to homhaM th? Tnrh
i*h por'<? If the Sh?lt?n r?fn*?* 'o if an
a fpi>pwal of th* th* former proWor
at? ovr Tripoli
TROUBLE IS
< By Maaka Mew? Bnrea'i.)
MADRIT> Sept 23~OH"r * bein?
maintained (h rrnghmjt Spain. Mk f the
rtk#T4 ar?> lo*ine ?ro?ind ?'?a/ti)y
<By Alaska .V"*' Bureau.)
?Y A 3 H I NGTON", D. C. 3*pt 33? It
lit undfTJ'nod her? that the Protinw
of N>w Fonrufland will try to reopen
the reciprocity question , as 'hat pro
vince la not at ail satisfied with Uk?
outcome of the election.
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