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H. J. LYNCH
1 he Up- 1 o-D?te 1 iabe'dasher and Ladies' Furnisher
ARCTIC BROTHERS ELECT,
INITIATE AND ARE MERRT
Last nisht was a busy one at Camp
Skagway N'a 1, Art-tic Hrotherhood
A Koodly number of the brotli<TS w< m
un hand to take three cheechaco**, |
o\?r the i>ass, and P. S. Ryus, J. R
Uaritt and M. J. Knowles were sue
eeoMly ini i<l?t! over the Chilkoirf
Pass by Acting Trail Guide. (inns'
Raid win of Camp Maine's, No. 17.
Election of officers for the oust
ing term irnd delegates for the Grand
| Camp convention was the nest onl<*'
jo' husia?*>s, and resulted in the folic . <
i iug brothers being chosen to fill the
| various offices.
| J. J. Clwunbcrs, Arctic Chtof; U
lU-rrituan, Vic** Annie Chief; 11. H.
i Draper, Chaplain: B. J. Dohertv, Re
j A. K. Kindell. Keeper of .\uk
(sets; L. M. Muetenberg, A. Reinert
i M A. Snow, H. Bowman, 0. Slpprelle
Trustors; \\". B. King, H.II . Dm per,
J. P. tl.u-Liiuii), H. R. Harriouaoi, C.
J. Walsh, K. J. Rosenberg,, Delegates
to Grand Camp: J. A. Unger, t\ N.
K-eru, J. J. Chambers, Dr. L. S. Kel
ler, D. J. Rich, O. Sipprelle, Altern
ates.
A number of visiting brothers were
present as follows: Bro. HeSlig, of
Fairbanks, Bros. Cowain and Strong,
ot Dawson' ami Iiro. Woodruff, of
Eagle, and Br. Baldwin, of llaines.
After the regular session a social
session was held and the Broth er
hood indulged in a real old time
"spread."
One of the most pleasant events of
the evening was the conferring of
an Honorary Membership upon that
King of old Sourdoughs, Capt. .lansen,
master of tlie Cottage City.
ItttBmr CAUSES LOSS of life
I By Alaska News Bureau}
NEW YOKK. Oct. 5? Au tovecrtigu
tion into the causes of the founder
ing of the transport barge whereby
firty marines were drowned and a
number mode were rescued by tut;v
from a like fat*\ it has been found
that the sailors who had been on
shore leave wore returning to the
battleship New Hampshire and some
of tliem were iu an intoxicated con
dition, aiul beeoiniug hilarious caused
the accident, which resulted in th<
unnecessary loss of life.
SEATTLE. Oct. 4? The City Couu
<il has ord?**Hl a fuJl investigation
into the charx'ti of graft lu the citj
poilw force.
This is brought about by the action
of Acting Mayor Wardall, when he
found that the restricted district was
being given immunity from the police.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oct. 4? C. D. llillman
was released late this afternoon on
bail, ami will go to Tacoiua
wh?r<> he will enter a plea of not
guilty to the twwrty-eight indictmeote
which were returned against him by
the grand jury.
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-J- Ther*e will be a meeting of ?!*
th.- Skaarw;?y Commercial Club v
?'? at the Town Hall this eventing v
V the purpose of hiring Mr.
V H. C. Buiuly lay before the v
V peopW of Slwgw&y his plan of *j*
?J* advertising the resources of 4*!
?J* thi6 district as a resort for v
?J? tourists. A11 mt*chant.s and
V members are earnestly reuqe?t- v
<h! to be present. 4*
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SNIPS CIRRI
CHOLERA CASES
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NKW YORK. Oct. 5? Three foreign
steamers have b?-en held at quarantine
and have been detained on account of
s^veral cases of cholera ltein<r found to
exist among the passenger lists.
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Ganty & Frandson
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oot 4 ? Mike Pender
gast, one of the stokers on the City
o? Seattle, was arrested ait a late hour
yeriitorday afternoon charged with
complicity in the robbery of bullion
and valuables while the City of Se
attle was Mi/route from Sk&gway to
Seattle.
SEATTLE. Oot. 5? Thomas Buck
ley, tlie mess boy who stole the bul
lion and otlir valuables from the
purser's room aboard the CUy of Se
attle oil her last trip to this city
from Skagway has made- a confession
and it is believed that he can be
made to reveal the names of his ac
complices today.
He lias been held by the police iu
defautl of five thousand dollars bail.
The Seattle will sail north tills ev
ening and the officers will keep strict
watch of the entire crew, with the
hoi>e4? that the balance of the missing
valuables may be recovered.
FAIRBANKS NEWSPAPER MAN
!ELLS:OFOCOMING PROSPERITY
??Although tlio output of gold in
the Fairbanks district will not much
exceed $6, 000, 000 for the year, a de
crease of inore than $4,000,000 from
last year's output, the season has
bocn one of the most uniformly pros
perous in the camp," says Frederick
Heilig, editor of the Fairbanks Times,
who is iu Skagway on his way out
side. This is explained by the fact |
that considerable reductions in the.
freight charges from the outside and
a drainage of excess labor and super
fluous business houses to the Idita- i
rod left a fair field of pro*!t for ev- !
erybody.
"The camp is now on a sounder
basis thaji over, and the prospect is :
no less encouraging than ever. It is |
true, the bonanza placers have been j
pretty well worked out, and the new
activity is taking place along the
quartz leads. But new pay streaks of'
greait richness are still being uncov- j
ered, as on the left limit of upper
Coldstream, where several rich mines
were opened this summer.
"Late in the summer reports of
a rich placer strike in the Beaver
creek country drifted into Fairbanks,
and during the mouth of September a
strong stampede started in that di
rection. This district is 30 miles
north of Chatanika, the terminus of
the railway out of Pair banks, aud will
be tributary to Fairbanks.
"But in the main, Fairbanks is de
veJo?ping from a placer camp into a
quartz camp. The line between the
two was marked in Septembre, when
the number of lays let upoa quartz
properties cquald the number of lays
011 palcer claims. Laymen on quartz
claims-are already making moaiey.
That is because the pay starts right
from the surface. During the past
summer several laymen made very
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. The Cottage City arrived In port at
j p. m. yesterday with the following
passengers: F. O. Bell, U. W. S wan ,
wife anddaughter, C. W. Casli, Mrs. ;
T. D. Galaway and D. Porter. The
Cottage sailed at 0:30 last evening
with an even hundred passengers. - j
Postal luspetor Greenfield, of the
Dominion Postal Department will be a
passenger south on the Beatrice. In
spector Greenfield has been in Daw
son making an investigation into the
theft of the mail pouh containing roW
bullion which was lost some tiiu?_- at?o.
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