LOCAL MINGS
ABOUT TOWN
(From Monday's Daily.)
The Evans reacbed this port at 1
o’clock this afternoon.
Sid Bettman, the accommoda'ing
postmaster of Knik, was down on a
matter of business yesterday.
Mother White is suffering from a
sore throat, but is never too sick to
look after the interests of her guests.
F. L. Wait, a pharmacist of Cor
dova, is expected on one of the early
boats to accept a position with the
Northern Drug Store.
Joe Richards, the mail contractor,
is over from Knik on business con
nected with the department and is
stopping at the White House.
Agent Lankin reports the North
western due in Seward at 6 o’clock
this afternoon, and will probably
reach Anchorage tomorrow night.
John Brownlow, of Sunrise, is
stopping at the White House. Mr.
Brownlow was formerly commis
sioner at Sunrise, and is in Anchor
age on business.
The Admiral Evans had a freight
cargo of 250 tons for the city, 5S
tons for the Commission and 112
112 tons for Goose Bay. Assistant
Manager Nourse, of the Admiral
line, announces that the Evans will
lighter all passengers free of charge
and that the Evans will touch at Ko
diak on the return trip.
Secretary Koch desires to notify
the members of the Anchorage
Chamber of Commerce and the peo
ple at large that on account of Tues
day being Memorial Day the date of
meeting has been changed to Wed
nesday night at 8 o’clock at the
school house, and especially desires
a good attendance, as many matters
of importance will come before the
meeting.
As far as they were concerned,
there was really nothing accom
plished. Larry wanted to be boss,
and so did the young Cincinnatus,
but, notwithstanding, the teams are
busy plowing up the diamond In
Recreation park, and the first ball
game will take place June 11th.
Rev. McBride’s sermon last night
on the subject dealing with local pa
triotism was exceptionally well han
dled and should arouse any latent
patriotic feeling existing in Anchor
age and make the people feel proud
of being a part of the grandest na
tion in the world—America.
All members of the Elks Lodge
from any part of the United States,
who are here permanently or visit
ing, are requested to meet at the
Ciub rooms on Fourth avenue tomor
row morning at 10 o'clock sharp.
Believing in the "practice what
you preach’’ maxim, in addition to
being above all else Americans of
America, the Daily Times will not
issue a paper tomorrow, but prom
ises an exceptionally interesting
paper on Wednesday.
C. W. Dlrtzell, of the Deep Sea
Salmon Company, located at Goose
Bay, was in town yesterday on busi
ness for the company. Mr. Dirtzell
states that the fish have started to
run and that his company expects a
good season and will put up at least
35.000 or 40,000 cases of salmon
this season.
F. W. Tiffany arrived in the city
Saturday, and has decided to make
Anchorage hia future home. Mr.
Tiffany haa been on the Reveile mail
route for Joe Richards, a sub-con
tractor, from Knik to Happy river, a
distance of ten miles, for the past six
months, and experienced some very
disagreeable trips this winter, but
always managed to bring in the mail.
He is a baseball player of note and
will sign up with the city team.
A. G. de Sherbinin left yesterday
morning for his home in Seward,
from which place he arrived Satur
day, having walked over the winter
trail and returning the same route.
He reports that mushing was rather
difficult, as the snow was heavy on
the summit, there having been a
two-foot fall of snow the night be
fore he crossed over, making it im
possible to see the old trail.
Secretary Rinugstad. of the Labor
Union, received wire this afternoon
from Washington advising that the
Houston bill had been modified, the
police clause stricken out, and ask
ing if there would be any objection
to the sanitary clause as it appeared
in the original bill. In talking to
several leading members of the
union it was the opinion that the
original sanitary clause would meet
with their approval, and are rejoic
ing that their efforts in regard to the
police clause w'ere successful.
The following first-class passen
gers arrived today on the steamer
Evans: H. Bailey, W. Schumaker,
W. R. Roucker and wife. Carol
Bayer, Alice Bayer, Mrs. F. Bush,
Frank Bayer, Kenneth Bayer, Stan
ley Jones, N. Johnson, T. R. Borton,
Chaa. Cameron and wife. C. Gazos,
J. E. Whitt, W. S. Brown, H. F.
Hanson, Mrs. F. A. Campbell, Mrs.
Nunnle Dunlop, Miss Gladys Hall,
Harry Brown. Mrs. E. W. Merritt,
G. Toritz, and 29 steerage.
Charles Ward made Anchorage a
visit Saturday, coming in via the rail
road train. This was an innovation
for Mr. Ward, as he has been spend
ing several years in Knik and on
Archangel creek, where he Is inter
ested in quartz property.
Mike Roach is moving the Arcade
from its old location next to NlchoU’s
jewelry store to the property he re
cently purchased from George M.
Campbell, on the south side of
Fourth avenue, between C and D
streets. Mike will give the building
a general overhauling and fix it up
In first-class shape for hiB growing
trade.
In honor of Dr. and Mrs. C. W.
Drlesbach, Mr. and Mrs- E. J. War
ner entertained a party of friends at
dinner last evening at their residence
on Bungalow hill. The dinner was
a nine-course affair, beautifully
served. In addition to Dr. and Mrs.
Drlesbach those who enjoyed of Mr.
and Mrs. Warner's hospitality were
Lieut, and Mrs. F. Mears, Ur. and
Mrs. E. S. Reedy, Dr. J. T. Wester
mann and M. S. Maxwell. Dr. Dries
bach and Mr. Warner are friends or
many years’ standing, having been
acquainted In the early days of the
Dakotas.
• (From Wednesday’s Dally.)
Joe Counsil, a restaurant man of
Matanuska Landing, came down to
spend Decoration Day in Anchorage.
Dr. W. W. Council, Geo. C. Hazlet
and R. E. Capers have left for the
Interior on a bear hunting trip.
S. O. Breedman left yesterday
morning for the scene of the new
placer strike near Shushanna.
C. H. Fuqua, of Raymond, Wash.,
arrived on the Northwestern, and
canie here with the view of locating.
H. Steinfeld was arrested for a
violation of the regulations In re
gard to fishing in Mountain slough
on Sunday with stake nets.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Saunders were
among the arrivals on the North
western, having come from San
Francisco.
Mrs. Walter Howard and Miss
Catherine How ard came over from
Knik to enjoy the Memorial Day pro
gram. and were guests of Mrs. Sol
Silverman.
A. G. Mink, of Seattle, represent
ing the Norris Safe and Lock Com
pany, was in town ve9ferday.
Deputy Marshal Jim Austin
brought Andy McDonald doyn from
Bird creek Monday and put him back
in Jail, to remain until the balance
of his time is served.
Attorney Carl Almy returned on
the launch Hustler from Susitna
Station, where he has been for sev
eral days on business of a legal na
ture.
Jlerschell Parker, a noted ex
plorer, arrived in Anchorage on the
steamer Evans, and will leave tomor.
row for Susitna Station with Capt.
Balderston on the launth Hustler.
Judge A. J. Adams aid wife, who
spent the past three weeks in An
chorage, left on the Northwestern
for their home at Cordova. Judge
Adamg is president of the Northern
Drug Company, which -has a store
here.
Frank Butterfield, pack master tor
the Commission, came in from Little
Susitna yesterday for medical atten
tion. Frank had the misfortune to
have his right hand badly lacerated
and a ligament torn when putting a
pack on an unruly broncho.
Sidney Anderon, E. M. Huff and
D. Vucettch spent yesterday in Knik
on business, and were fortunate in
selling George W. Palmer a block of
the Bank of Anchorage stock. Mr.
Palmer will be made a bank director
at the next board meeting, Mr. Bal
derston resigning.
Fred L. Walt, manager of the
Northern Drug Company at Cordova,
was an arrival in Anchorage on the
steamer Northwestern yesterday. He
will remain here a couple of weeks
asa'sting "Die” Schmitz in rearrang
ing the company's drug store in the
Empress building
Dr. J. M. Slop.n caine over from
Seward at the request of Gustav
Seibert to hold consultation with
Drs. Beedy and Beeson in regard to
the condition of Mr. Seiffert's young
son, John Seiftert, who has been in
the government hospital for several
days.
Frank 1. Reed, secretary of the
Cache Creek Dredging Company,
came down from McDougal Monday
night on the Sea Lion jo look after
business connected with his com
pany. Mr. Reed reports everything
going along nicely with the company
and that they expect to commence
active operations in • about three
weeks, and reports the general out
look for the Cache creek country as
being very favorable for a good sea
son.
Assistant Superintendent B. H.
Yeatman returned to his field of
labor on motor speeded No. 1 this
morning. This is the first vacation
Mr. Yeatman has had for several
months, and he thoroughly enjoyed
the change. Mr. Yeatman is on the
Matanuska branch, and reports that
everything is going along nicely in
the railroad work.
The meeting at the Labor Temple
last night was attended by some five
hundred members, whq discussed the
idea of a co-operative* store for An
chorage. Jack Sutherland was ap
potnsd general delegate for the
union to distribute ballots and col
lect votes for the general election of
officers of the union, which will take
place next Monday. The headquar
ters of the Matanuska district will
be at the general store of Deters &
Sutherland at Moose Creek.
The union has taken up the matter
of affiliation with the Seward body,
and is contemplating tending a dele
gate, from here to organize a union
at Cordova.
Arthur D Jett came over from
Sunrise on the launch Brignton with
Captain Nate White. Mr. Jett has
large placer holdings on Six-Mile
creek and expects to make a thor
ough drill test of this property. He
is operating one drill at the present
time and if the future developments
prove as every one acquainted with
this property expects, he will later
put in more drills to carry this work
to a successful culmination. In or
der to give this ground a thorough
test Mr. Jett is using a drill manu
factured by the Union Construction
company, of San Francisco, with
some additional features that are im.
provements of his own and particu
larly adapted for the drilling of this
ground. Mr. Jett will no doubt make
a success of this work as be is a com.
peient man and one of large experi
ence in the placer mining game.
The steamer Northwestern reached
Anchorage at 3:30 o’clock yesterday
aflernoon, bringing the following
first-class passengers: Wm. Haas,
Ethel R. Dunn, Mrs T. Burgeson, K.
Pavich, L. Frannick, J. Frannick, J.
Rowels, J. Saunders, Mrs. J. Saun
ders, Fred Elliitt, Mrs. W. C. Blan
ton, Geo Eberhardt. O. Anderson. C.
F. Suter, Robert Miller, Oliver Berg,
H. F. Hillier, C. Spencer, E. Heaton,
J. Belmont, Joe Berlingo, Mrs. B. F.
Spalding, J. Forgassi, Bertha For
fassi, Mrs. J. L. Macauley. Jack
Macauley, C. R. Clapp, D. Mims, and
twenty-one steerage passengers.
The following first-class passen
gers left Anchorage yesterday morn
ing on the steamer Evans, bound for
the outside: Mrs. J. S. Wainw’right.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sachs, Mrs. Marie
Crowley, Miss J. Pichette, Wiliiam
Hinds, J. Cushman, J. C. Moore and
S. Whitaker. The Evans also carried
ten steerage passengers for Cordova
and Ketchikan.
The steamer Northwestern left
Anchorage for the outside at 11
o'clock this morning with the follow
ing first-class passengers aboard: A.
J. Adams and wife, Robert Scott, C.
E. Robinson, H. B. Noble, Roy
Williams, F. Carrish, H. Gaytes, A.
G. Mink, A. G. Grado and M. F.
Kelly, and six steerage passengers.
(From Thursday's Daily.)
Miss Austin has accepted a posi
tion with the bakery owned by
Johnson & Nelson.
S. L. Gray, the only and original
Slim,” is down from the Landing
for a few days' business trip_
W. R. Gaspard, representing the
Crescent Manufacturing Company, of
Seattle, is sepnding a few days in
town, interviewing the local trade.
Goo. J. Gleason, of San Francisco,
is among the recent arrivals and
will probably locate in Anchorage
for the summer.
Miss Katherine MeGonahay, of
Kail-, is in the city and will spend
the summer with Mother White at
the White House.
Mrs. Winters, of Seattle, a trained
an; re by profession, arrived in An
chorage in one of the last steamers,
and is stopping at the White House.
The salmon are running. A fisher
man was on the streets yesterday
with 27 king and 24 red salmon,
caught in the neighboring waters of
Point Possession.
The railway mail clerks report
that more first-class mail leaves this
office than all the offices between An
chorage and Ketchikan, and includ
ing the latter place.
Miss Sturtevant, of Los Angeles,
is stopping at the White House. Miss
Sturtevant is a stenographer of note
and would be pleased to accept a po
sition of this nature with some repu.
table firm.
I. E. Hensler, who has been in An
chorage for about a year, is going
to open up an eating place that will
be a second Geralds, of Seattle,
under the name of the Mint Grill, in
the Goldfinch building, about June
10th.
The Petersburg light plant, re
cently installed by the city, has
more than paid its way and bldg fair
to produce a little revenue for the
city on the side. The plant is oper
ated by Deisel engines at a fuel cost
of but 70 cents a day.
The Anchorage Chamber of Com
merce did not hold a business ses
sion last night from the fact that
there tvas not a quorum present.
The members are evidently waiting
until they can meet in the new hime,
wh’ch will probably be ready for
their next regular meeting.
J. J. Chisholm, who has been here
for several weeks, stopping at the
Crescent, returned Saturday from a
trip to the Landing and Moose creek.
Mr. Chisholm represents the West
Coast Grocery Company, and reports
business good in that section and
much evidence of continued prosper
ity, especially among the farmers.
Chas. Tuell. who has been looking
after the interests of McNally tc
Maitland at Beluga for the past sev
eral months, is stopping at the White
House. Mr. Tuell Is well known
among the old-timers of this coun
try and will leave in a few days for
the Stator, to cintinue in the services
of McNally & Maitland at that place.
P. O. Suudberg. the C street gro
cer, has moved his stock of groceries
from the building back of the Cres
cent hotel to the corner of fourth
avenne and C street. Mr. Sundberg
has recently erected a new building
on this corner, and now has an at
tractive place of business on one of
the best corners in town.
1 eputy United States Marshal
Frank Hoffman came in on the local
train yesterday from the Landing,
and reports the moral condition of
bis district to be almost perfect.
Marshal Hoffman's headquarters are
at the Lauding, but he is in constant
lourh wilt every movement from Ifce |
Landing to the end of the read.
Oscar Anderson, of the firm of the
Ship Creek Meat Company, returned
on the Northwestern yesterday, after '
several weeks’ visit in Seattle, where
he had been on a pelasare and bnsi- '
ness trip. Oscar reports that he had
a fine time in Seattle, met lots of old
friends, took in the sights, had a sue- ]
cestful trip, but that he was mighty j
glad to get back to Anchorage again :
““Mrs. Sylvia Rees and Miss Lillian
Laiile, recent arrivals in the city :
frira Seattle, have started a hand
laundry on Fifth avenue, between G j
asd H streets, which will be kmwn
as the "Three in One." These ladies
are experienced in this line of work,
and while it Is not exactly a case of j
pouring oil on the troubled waters, a
band iaundry is needed in Anchor
age, and they will no doubt get the
patronage they deserve.
W'm. S. Brown, of Seattle, is stop
ping at the White House and wilt
probably decide to take out papers
qualifying him for a full-fledged An
chorite. Mr. Brown has recently
been connected with the Reo Fea
ture Film Company, of Seattle, and
is referred to as the Seattle moving
picture magnate, but as the Held in
this line ia too small he will look
for an opening in some other line of
business. He has many friends in
Anchorage who knew him in Seattle
and who are showing him the city.
The Christian Science students ot
Ani horage held an Informal meeting
last evening and organized a local
association. They will hold regular
meetings every Sunday evening in
the building known as the kinder j
garten building on Fifth avenue,
near K street. The followers of ,
‘Christian Science teaching are rap
idly growing throughout the entire
country, and any one interested Iti
the study of Christian Science will
be made welcome at the meetings of
the local organization.
Mayor J. A. Moore made a record
on Jack Robarts' bowling alleys last
night that will pribably stand for
some time to come. The alleyy werP |
in good shape, and Mayir Moore was '
evidently in fine form, for In five
games he made 201, 226, 226, 282
and 252. an average of 227 2-5 per
game. The game was between Mayir
Moore and Sam Wagner, and while
Sam bowled a good game all honors
went to the mayor, and Is the record
of these alleys up to date.
The cableship Burnside has ar
rived upon the scene of the break in
the cable, off Hlnchinbrook Island,
but 1b unable to do any work, as a
storm is raging there at present. It
is expected, however, that the re
paiis will be made and communlca
tiin again established within the
next day or two.
The Columbia Contract Company,
of Portland, has the contract for de
livering six million feet of lumber
In Anchorage this summer for the
Alaskrn Esgiseering Commission.
One of the barges arrived here yes
terday with a consignmest of 600,
000 feet, and another barge Is li
transit, the rest of the shipment to
be brought north as soon as possible
S. F. Klldall Is here representing the
company, and will remain for the
summer superintending the dis
charge of this lumber.
P. H. McCue, general superintend,
ent of the Northwestern Fisheries
Co., with headquarters at Seattle, is
a passenger on the Mariposa eti
route to Kenal to take up the mat
ter of a new plant to replace the one
recently burned down at that place.
Sui ertntendent P. J. Laftltii leaves
tonight for Kenai on the company s
teamer, the A. B. Carpenter.
George Eberhardt arrived on one
of the last boats from Seattle and
will leave os the Sea Lion Is a few
days tor McDougal. Mr. Eberhardt
ha- a hydraulic plant on Falls creek.
In the Cache creek district, and has
been operating in this district since
1905. Mr. Eberhardt employs ten
men and expects to start work at
once and like the balance of the
Cache creek operators Is optimistic
in regard to the season's output.
(From Friday's Dally.)
Thi contract has been let to clear ;
the site for the new radio j>lant to
be erected at once on Government
hill.
H. B. Radcliff. of Medford. Ore .!
wa8 a Mariposa passenger for An
chorage and will spend the summer
in the city.
Sidney Anderson, vice-president of
the Bank of Anchorage, left on the
Mariposa for a few days' business
trip in Seward.
A. J. Walters, foreman of Camp
No. 2 on the Matanuska branch. Is
In Anchorage for a few days' visit
with his family.
N. Normile was a passenger on the
Mariposa, and will spend the sum
mer in Anchorage visiting with his
brother, W. T. Normile, the lumber
man.
Mrs. Eltra Gregeson. who has been
in the government hospital for two
weeks, where she underwent sa op
eration. left for her kosss In Mope
yesterday.
District Attorney W. k. Rpence
returned thta morning to Velde*,
after having spent several days here,
where he found everything moving
along smoothly.
Stowe A Coder have brought ewt
for Ray C. Larson against A. Fro
denburg for the performance of a
specific contract. The amount In
volved ta only 924,
The contract to paint the comm.s
ston building* already constructed
and those to be constructed through.
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left !«r X'sMm o* the Mariposa *»4
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shaking hands with his <iU fnead*
Mr. Isru has wvkoIwI *
with the government as Boss taske*
ami sill K« tA work in a tew dav*
John Knliir.d, an all-around Alas
kan and a |M player At terrltor.al
reputation. raw* in on the Mart pork
and is stopping at the Crist House
Mr Rnlund has been In the saw will
huslaes- at Portage Bay* and it Os
.'an find a suitable l«.»ll«n *Ul Milt*
his tail! to this locality.
Th* eas launch Onward brought
in a «cowr .it coal tor the Happy Vih
Soy Coal Company yesterdav Tht*
is a kick grade linlte. ami the com*
pany « vpeels to make regular ship
ments to supply Anchorage custom,
ei-s Mr. David Cross is the tom
pany's Anchorage representative
W H. McDonald, bookkeeper m
the ollice of Chief Accountant II, It.
Wilkinson, received a telegram from
Seattle saying his wife would have
to undergo an operation in the near
future, and he left for the outside
on the steamer Mariposa this morn
I tig, to be with her during this try*
iug ordeal.
p. A. Brennan, a passenger on the
Mariposa, arrived In Anchorage last
nieht, and was notified through the
columns of the Daily Tunes that his
father, John Brennan, a pioneer ol
Seattle, died in that ettv May »*th
P. A Brennan has two brothers,
John and Jim, operating on
river.
Attorney L. I. Jama*, settlor mem
ber of the law firm of J«me* A1
Woolcy, was an arrival from Howard
on t'te rteamer Mariposa to Join Ills
iiartner, who la now tlrmly eatab*
lished here Mr. ,tames la an old
time Alaskan, having aiient aome
time at Fairbanks, where he attd hie
folks were extensively engaged in
mining. Although In town hut a
short time. Mr. .lames la an enthuai
antic booster for Anchorage
Mrs. tiuntav SeWert, who came In
on the Murlimsa last night from Ju*
neao, through the courtesy of the
Commlralnn was met at the steamer
side by the speed boat and hurried
to tl.e hospital, where her atm John
la conDneu. Several of Mrs, Heilterl a
most Intimate friends met her at the
dmk to render what usalstanee they
could at such a time, The young
boy Is receiving all possible alien*
tlnn «t the hospital, hill Is still lb a
critical condition.
The interior of the Northern drug
store, In the Empress building, Itas
been renovated, and now presents a
very neat nnd attractive appearance,
C. E. sutler arrived In Anchorage
on the Mariposa and is slopping al
the Crist House. Mr, Muter has been
over the better part of Alaska, ami
wag formerly In the mercantile biial*
ness in Dawson. Fairbanks and Id I
arod, and la looking things over in
Anchorage with the view- of locating
here.
The next steamer due from Meallln
Is the Admiral Farragul, which
should be here Monday,
The steamer Mariposa arrived In
port Thursday evening about II
o’clock w ith sixty passengers for An
chorage, as follows:
From Seattle: Mis* Leone *«0*
mans, H, Dunn, B, M Ellerby. Miss
Helen Voss, Mrs, M T, Omni, J. II
Martin, tt. H, Thorn, It, W, Hill, C,
B, Hklnner, F F. Cadwell, F, Fecg,
L. Dauphlny. C, K Mtreel, J. W.
Mchelbner, T. E, Htone, A, I* Over*
beck, Normals Norman, II Madeline,
I. C. Long, M N, Fbrlstnar, Mrs F
Muyhew, Lee Fortner, Miss Mivell
MulKey, Darrel Mulkey, O L Mob*
Inson, and seven steerage,
From Ketchikan One Johnson,
Olof Holgrin, Mack Osborne, rarl
Andersno, V, H. Me Cue,
From Jneau Mrs Belffert, 0
F Forrest, O, F Opslal, Ted Foie, J,
D, Tuchanan, Mrs, II Dnbensteln,
and four steerage
From Keward M ,1, I’onroy, Mrs
Courtiy, L L James, J, F, Funk,
Mrs, Funk, J, A Heaps, Mrs (!, I'
Gregory, F, P Gregory, Jr F, T,
Suiter, John Eulund, Ml* Eulund,
W, H, Harper,
W F, ilatioek, a mining men
from be at tie, has been in AS»horage
lot several day*, and left Oil* morn*
tng lor Ihe Willow creek mining file
(Net, Mr, Mullock ha* been Inter
estad In mining for a oomber of
year-, and ,f be find* anything In On
Willow /reek district that look#
goon will return to Seaole and in
tereef capital (hat be I# in totob
with and develop fbe properly,
Tom Barton failed fo Urn fbe
other cneek wben 0«< ar Brink#on
swatted tom yesterday morning, and
Judge Da/M fined them each fHO and
tost* for e*gag,eg t« a tnremrooad
hoot, whteh w aeafnet the law* ol
the territory
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anxt x'hihi c*#w over fYoox Kxxxk
this nnxrninji x»x thx' laxxnx.'A $\\ ax>
Hxxrxxxwet xxiU \xsxt in An*
chxxiraxgw tor sovorat xtays* Mr. ,
HvvrcxixxR wnhvxO tonxirht in com
panv with W» A* kx'lk<H\ t\xr
Lexer* rivor,, vvhxnv tln\x ha\x
ptacor claims xxhix'h they will
xvwk this sxxxnttxoxN
Vho goYoxrwwont x'atvlx\ which
has lw« vh'xxn for thx' past
thrw xxcckSv xx ns ropairoxt at S
xx x'hn'k this xxxxvrnixxer and v\m\
xxxxxixxoatfcxn has ajsaxntevn x\stah
hshcxt xx it h thx' stwtx\s. the turx'nk
xHwn'tx'xt xxtV On^xc Hinx'hinixtxnxk,
Hnnrj Kxnaxst ha* let thx' con*
tI'jtx't txx Kak'h <Jc Mx'Lonatxi t\x»'
the X'CVCtXon xxf »tXVxX'StxX»\V fX'aiXXx'
x'ttixv hxnhtxns? "»x thx' xwixor xxf
third nvettux' axxd Kstxvx't, Thx'
Axxchxvrtxvta Hx'slty t\vmp*n^ xx iH
xH'x'xiny one sidx' xxf thx' txxnhhny
and Jack Chishxxlm, Ixxcal iviwy
sentntivx*xxf thx' \W*l t'xxnst Orxx
v'x'»\\ Cxxmtxany, will have his xxf
flex' in thx> xxthx'r sixh> and thx'
stab's axv nf Nfti Work will
x'xxmnu'nx'x' xxn this hxnldinyt hv
Mxxnday and when x'xxxnph'tx'xt will
Ixx' a creditahh' uxtxlilixxtt txx An*
X'hxxraRY.
>1 L McNatwe has sxxhl his
unxiivixh'xi xxnx' half intx'ix'st in thx'
Riverside Ihxtel txx his partner.
A. S Kxxch, who assnim'd thx'
manatrentent xxf this pxxpular nla>«'
xxn J«nx> i, I'his wives Mt\ Kxxch
x'xxntrxxl of one xxf thx' hx'st hxtsi
nx'ss Ixxx'atixxns in Anv'hxxt'aw*' «"xl
lx.- h nmkmw nvranwnttxx'nts l"r
thx* nivx’tixxn xxf a twxx»stxxi\v C0h<
x'is'tx' hx>tx*-l xxn tlxis sitx*,
lh*t*nty Marshal Harry Sx'lmlt*
is ratxixily xh>vx>hxpiuvf itxtxx a real
thxrist, as the |>ansix>s( ttaattir
tiums, swx i't wear anti vitxh'ts hx
is tmmintt at the texleral jail will
testify,
IVIetihxtn** t’xtnnex'iixxn has been
tnaxle with Cxitluitwovtxl, near tlxe
Willow craah'Kitik tnxaU un the
main line of the U. S, rallrua>l,
A wire will reach Hxxtter creek
xxn Turnataltt arm next week,
KIiir river anti Chiealxwtt alsu
sxxxm will ite on lhe tele|ilmnie
map,
Ami raw Christensen, manager
of the (•ami ami Iminstrial tie
partmeiit* of the Alaskan Ktnrin
eerinw t'mnmlision, iaaoxtaril the
Karra ant en rmtle in Hew aril.
M, Christensen will nrutmhly
speuxl the better part of the sum
met' here in eonneetIon w till Ills
i|e|illl't Unlit,
.lark Hutherlaml lefi Anilioi'
hri' Tlmrsilay to lilstrilmie the
ballots for the election of officers
for Urn Alaska !.ahor Union, >>n
the line ami will collect the soles
to he tiirneil In Monday, I lien
are H,2oo meinhers In tills oruan
Ixullim of which Huo are worknm
on the railroad hetween the laud
ina and the end of the road,
“This election will jiass o|f i|Uiel
ly and the best men will be elect
ed to oltlee, ” These are the
words used hy Charlie Peters,
the man behind the throne, yes
tenlay, and while he would mil
iro un record and «ive the names,
he evidently knows whereof he
speaks,
MVK M « III II,111404
MUON IIK Mil l TI M
I ,"w Crwivn Iim* pirt nt
u lot on 0 unit hiurth Mini will
muImIjIImIi tlm "Vulinn Itwom*,"
i II, >1, Bumril will IwmIii Urn null’
i slnn l inn of un olficn Iiulltiintf on
j III* lol ut M Mini K,
MdionuM A Mom' hnvn I»m«"iI
1 from 01 of HJmIoh imrl of lot ft,
i Monk Ol, Mini will op«n m Iwrhur
I «hop tlwron,
Dipt, trunklln Jnhflltnn Iim*
! it>u*tul n»rt of lol f>, Monk 01, from
()< MJwlnn, wilin'" hi will wwi
hi# nrtii'w,
Mi'Muilv & MmHImm! Imvn
l"M#"il I/M i t of 4 lot from O,
HJnlon imiWMfi 0 Mini II on ill)
Mini will nimn M iMinl/nr olhi'n
i liittru,
VfMWKK < 4 l'M/l/4 OHM
H4 ?l 11440414 4IIM III 4
II, M, M'IimW'"/', l/ittor known
MM "IWkplU*- l(M# KOM"l0 Wltll
!/*<<' Ill/" on in" *t*#wi"i' <!mp*I)m
Mini th" hoy# will niik" I'*koIm»'
run# to 'ioroMMin urm point#,
lukmti In Hop*, Hourhm, Olto mr
er*4tk Mini wm> point#- I h" ‘ #P
*JlM i/M'- h""ll OVifllMMl"'! iinl I"
pMiot*<l #o nil" I'M# Ilk" « i*mI
#t"Min"C, Mini m* "WpMi'kploy”
I twipwi to build tin# country Mini
know* tiio WMtom or thf urm
thoroughly, trnr i‘op*ltu I# "in
trtl*d by # nliMi'n of to* jorrmuin
urm tmtroiHm*,
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tHiuttu *u4 4MOvr*#" IW»
mmm**, utut’Utun to #11 *#>' port#
I iuu't't tuM vtu torn *o#i How ;->i
4-y/ '/ - Ml 4#r «K«0 win </*
fiUtw*' ut w*ftU*b4um trm 4«
* UUfMttt M/4>O MWn» «0 UtMf
*r» *t m* mijtnu*4i+>+ i/‘Auo> 0+
444 two yt***».
EYE OPERATION
WAS SUCCESSFUL
l\ H Rhwstiwl SSVWtaVV ot
tho Alaska labor t'wtovi, is iWVo
ovs|vt ol * MM' tYovw VV J, Mo*
?», ot 8*v*tth\ wtwh v vlatoo? May 4 *
IS, S\l\ isiwgr tho hrothors \'t tha
WWioW of \V>'i«\l to tho
oowvhttow of I a'v >> MoMf, who
was sowt to Soattto tor troatwtowt
hy an oyv s|*v»ahst. I owia was
lot to tho oyv to a w>w of w \\v,t
whih' wwrkiwg at (no ,l*\v iaww»
vtr\ awM owitv soriouslv wywwvvt
>1 awvt whiV ho wooivast all woaso
hlo wwsliv'*! at to wt tow horo it was*
vhvwwst avJvis*l\lo to sv hI hint to
tho owtswlo for tho \wwrwow «f a
st>ocialist, l ho twow\Wrs of tho
uwtow soul his friowvls wntwhutovl
tho fwwvls wwvssary to vto fray all
•MtMHwd ho was sent tv' So
attlo wtwlor tho oaro of \V, J,
Howry, aw owthusiastic wwwwhor
of this organisation,
MolotY oowswlt'sl so oral vW
ors awvi s^viahsts ami iw tho
owwswltatiow aw ogoratiow was «»l
visovh Ho was swooossfwlly op
oratovl uwow at th»' t'ity Hospital
at Soattlo, atwi it will w tho
sowtvo of groat gloaswro to l.ovo
is' wwwy friotwls to Know that ho
is gotting alow# niooly a to I that
his sight has wot hoow itwiwwmh
IV swhstawtiato tho faot that Iws
oyo sight is still ^\«ul amt that ho
still has aw wyo too ta^uly, Mr,
Howry rotors iw Iws lottor toSoo
rotary Niwgsta'I, that lowis is
lot ho to loavo tho hostwtal ott ao
oowwt of tho Mtwi troattwowi ho
is roooiving, wa\*ooially front tho
wrotly wttrsos w ho aro looking af
tor Iws v'ow\forts,
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t'Uluw )\«\u Jti»i runiiiimiui mi Un#
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wdli niui fnvtiraMv hnnwn u,v lit*
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