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EGGS
40c per doz.
Two Dozen for 75c
3
We have just opened a store at Moose Creek,
carrying a complete line of Groceries,
Hardware and General Merchandise
A. A. Shonbeck
General Merchandise
Fourth Avenue and C Street. |
Anchorage : Alaska
North Side Lumber Yard
W. T. NORMILE , ROGER SUMMY
Manager Assistant Mgr.
..LUMBER..
Old Town Near R. R. Track
RAY C. LARSON
Dealer In All Kinds of
Sash — Building Paper
Doors § § Window# and
Mirrors Door Frame#
All kinds of Glazing done_ 5th Are. and K st.
H. E. ELLSWORTH
Established 1905.
Assayer and Chemist
Ores Treated, ton and Car
Lots.
Seward, Alaska.
..Reilly’s Cafe..
Open Day and Night
The MIST the Market Affords
at all- times. Give us a trial.
Mike Reilly, Propr.
The Miners Store
Now is the time to stampede to the Miner®’
Store and order your Spring Suit. A complete
line of samples—aud good pay on the benches.
Come in and prospect..
THE GOODS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT
COTTER’S
BYRNE BUILDING OPPOSITE MONTANA
rmm pbxbevt.
(Communicated.)
Social problems are the greatest now
; moving onto the stage of action. They,
above all others, claim the attention of
! mankind. The attitude of two classes
toward each other, or the separation of
those* classes, is by far the chief prob
lem of all. Already it is imperatively
demanding a solution. Gradually, as
the years have passed, this separation
has been going on, but never so rapidly
as of late. Each class has come to re
gard the other as an enemy, without in
terests in common, but rather regarding
what is for the interests of one must
necessarily be to the detriment of the
other. The great masses of the people,
the working classes—those who as
much if not more than many others
ought to be there—are not in any of
our churches today. We already feel
we are not wanted there, and the church
enemy is getting to be our enemy. There
must be a reason for this, as it is im
possible to have an effect without its
precedent cause.
It is indeed time to waken up to the
facts and conditions, for they must, be
squarely met. A solution is impera
tively demanded, and the sooner it
comes the better; for if allowed to con
tinue thus, all will come back to be paid
for, intensified a thousand fold—aye, to
be paid for even by many innocent ones.
We pray to all to let this great prin
ciple of service, helpfulness, love and
self-devotion to the Interests of our
fellow man be made the fundamental
principle, and see how simplified this
great and all-important problem will be
come; indeed, it will almost solve itself.
It is the man who is all for self, so
small and so short-sighted that he can
not get beyond his own selfish interests,
who has done more to bring this state
of affairs than all other causes com
bined. Let the cause be removed and
then note the results.
For many years it has been a teach
ing even of politlca’. economists that an
employer buys his help, just as he buys
his raw material or any other commod
ity; and this done, he is in no way re
sponsible for the welfare of those he
employs. In fact, the time J**nt’ so far
distant when the employed w'ere herded
together as animals and were treated
very much as such. But, thanks to our
Creator, a better and brighter day is
dawning—even the employer is begin
ning to see that practical ethics is true
Christianity and business can not and
must not be divorced; that the man he
employs, instead of being a mere an
imal whose service he buys, is after all
his fellow man and his brother, and de
mands treatment as such; that #hen he
fails to recognize this truth a righteous
God steps in, demanding a penalty for
its violation. He is recognizing the fact
that whatsoever is for the well-being of
one he employs; that whatever privilege
he is enabled to enjoy; that will grow
and develop his physical, mental and
moral life: that will give him an agree
able home and pleasant family rela
tions; that whatever influence tends to
elevate him and make his life more
happy—that all of these are a direct
gain, even from a financial standpoint,
for himself, by increasing the efficiency
of man's labor. It is already recognized
as a fact that the employer who inter
ests himself^ in things, other things
being equal, is the most successful.
Thus are the old and false breaking
away before the right and true, as all
inevitably must sooner or later, and di
vinity and powers of the workingman
are being more fully recognized. ’Just
as soon as the employer recognizes the
falsity of the old teachings and prac
Anchorage
T ransfer
W. E. Lee, Manager
i General Transfer Business
. AGENTS FOK
Bluff Point Coal
'THE CRESCENT
f. W. REDWOOD«CO., Proprs.
Clean Private Rooms. Comfort
able Beds. Moderate Rates.
Bathroom in Connection.
Cor. Fourth and C. Anchorage
One Visit
will
MakeYou
a
Regular
Patron
at tho
Frisco Cafe
Private Boxes
for
Large
or
Small Parties
ticea, and the fact that he can not buy
his employe'! services as lie buys raw
material, with no further responsibility,
but that the two are on vastly different
planes; that the employee is hia fellow
man und brother, and that he is hia
brother’s keeper and will be held re
sponsible as such; that it is to his own
highest interest, as well as to the In
terest of those he employs, and to so
ciety in general, to recognise this—and
Just as soon as he who is employed
fully appreciates his opportunities and
| makes the highest use of all, and In
I turn take an active personal interest In
| all that pertains to his employers wel
| fare—just that soon will a solution of
] this great question come forth, and no
! sooner. * « * * * **
No one part of the community, no one
part of the nation, can stand alone. All
"are dependent, interdependent. It is
generally recognized that the good and
welfare ot the whole depend upon the
good and welfare of the individual, and
j the good and welfare of the individual
1 make the good and welfare of the
whole. Attend then to the individual,
i apd the whole will take care of itself.
Not until this all-powerful principle
| is fully recognized, and is built upon so
thoroughly that the brotherhood prin
j ciple, the principle of oneness, can enter
in and each one recognize the fact that
! his own interests and welfare depend
: on the interests and welfare of each and
therefore of all; that each is but a part
of the one great whole, and each one
; stands shoulder to shoulder in the ad
I vance forward, can we hope for any
true solution of this present great so
cial problem at hand, and for any per
manent elevation of the standard i* our
national and social life and w^fare.
Can we not, then, as this is a' new
Alaska—as this is a new Anchorage—•
as this is a new government railroad
project—in fact a few people—born of
the discontent and mishap of many
1 places—make this the new beginning,
now' and here, of the brotherhood prin
! ciple of oneness in its fullest s£nse, not
only in thought, but in action, word and
deed? Can we not remember the saying
; of our forefathers: “United we stand,
| divided we fall"?
E. B. ALLENBAUGH.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Alaskan Engineering Commission
ADVERTISEMENT.
Sealed proposals are invited for fur
nishing and delivering standard railroad
cross ties and piling to the Alaskan En
gineering Commission for use in the
; construction of the Alaska Railroad, as
hereinafter described.
Class X.
100.000 Standard Railroad Cross Ties
to be used in the construction of sec
! tion of line along north shore of Turn
again Arm between Kern Creek and
! Ship Creek Junction.
Class 2.
150.000 Standard Railroad Cross Ties
to be used in the construction of Mtr.a
nuska Branch Line and Main Line from
Matanuska Junction northward to Wil
low Creek.
Class 3.
2,000 Standard Piling in lengths 52 to
40 feet to be used in same territory as
material called for under Class 2.
Native spruce and hemlock timber for
making cross ties and piling can be se
cured from certain designated sections
of the Chugacfh National Forest Reserve
and from other public lands lying with
out the Forest Reserve as described In
the General Conditions and Require
i ments.
One-half of one per cent of the total
amount involved in tjie bid must be de
posited with each proposal as a guar
antee that the successful bidder will
execute formal contract with bond, if
required, within fifteen days after re<
celpt of notice of award.
No bid will be considered for less
than 50,000 ties or 500 piling.
On or about the 15th of each monfn
payment will be made for all ties and
piling accepted during preceding month,
less 15 per cent, which will be retained
until completion of entire order.
Specifications, Form of Proposal, Gen
i eral Conditions and Requirements, Form l
of Contract and further information
may be had at the offices of the Alaskan
Engineering Commission, Anchorage
and Seward, and at the offices of the
Alaska Road Commission in Valdez and
Juneau.
Bids will be opened at the office of
the Alaskan Engineering Commission,
Anchorage, Alaska, at 2:00 o’clock p. m.,
June 15th, 1916.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids. No bids will be considered
from employes of the Alaskafi Engi
nnering Commission.
ALASKAN ENGINEERING
COMMISSION.
Say, boys, if you can’t get any of
mother’s cooking, try sister’s, at Two
Girls Waffle House. We always
please.
Wanted—Twenty lots; will pay
cash. Inquire of J. H. Smith, Fourth
and G street. 22-2t
The Pan-Handle
TEX JONES, Prop.
We carry a complete
stock ot
■
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES,
... FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
HOT AND COED DRINKS
Fourth Ave., Bet. Q and H.
Ji„ '__' 9V _
Itrltl mo. 02067
In tilt Units* States Land Office a*
Jon tan, Alaska.
In the Matter of the Application of
the GOLD BULLION MINING COM
PANY for a patent to the BIRO, GOLD
NUGGET, SUMMIT. GOLDEN EAGLE
and GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODES,
Mineral Survey No. 1018, situated In the
Knik Recording District of Alaska.
■one* or application ton
PATENT.
NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN:
That In accordance with the laws of
the United States, and especially In
pursuance of the Act of Congress ap
proved May 10th, 1872, the GOLD
BULLION MINING COMPANY, a
Washington corporation, whose Post
Office address Is Alaska Building. Se
attle, Washington, will make appllca
Patent to 1478.10 feet along
the BIRD LODB, 1438.10 feet along the
GOLD NUGGET LODE, 1500 feet alone
the SUMMIT LODE, *8,04 feet alone
GOLDEN EAOlJft LODE and
1171.44 feet alone the GOLDEN EAGLE
NO. 1 LODE, with surface ground 300
feet or less In width on each side of
the center of said lodes or veins of
quartz or other rock In place, bearing
e>ld, copper and other valuable mineral,
and Included in said mining claim,
which Is accurately described upon the
Official Plat of Mineral Survey No. 1018
posted on the claim, and by the Field
Notes of such official suwey on die with
the Register of the U. S. Land Office at
Juneau, Alaska.
The lode locations are contiguous and
is hifVteia tra.ct„of *rouf'l described
Jl?a.nnlnK at Corner No. 1 of the
BIRD LODE, which Is the Northeast
corner thereof, and from which po?nt
!,eIiridv'St?i,es»^?eatlon Monument No. i
£n?s 4!>N? ? a? „dPir 01 rain- 23 Rpc- East
-028.4*. feet distant, and running thence
f’’Pm Mid Corner No. 1 North 48 deg. 42
{?'"• West along the Northeasterly end
L.' °f- the GOLD NUGGET LODF
443.64 feet to Corner No. 1, the North
poVnt ij |°™er thereof, from which
deg 23 No' 4, bears N°rth B4
iff;*9 mla- 12 Rec. East 2083.23 feet
dietalcV a1d Cfnnlns' thence South 75
deg. 54 min West 1127 feet to Corner
No. 2 of the GOLD NUGGET LODF
18 dp*- « mln. weft
NUGGFT LODf"^ °- 3o°f the GOLD
t LODE, thence South 48 deg
wester] v^end 2r 73 f*et aIona the South!
GFT LOD4?dto thp GOLD NUG
V>IterPvD sid? 'itl8-JnItrsfc‘,0n the
F-ioL^LODE "Bhe, YfrThe°nGWoLhDE:
on laid “Poll
m?n yfiSFli, t4«Te.S°uth 29
c£SST1fA<gj»°efSrnrL^
thence
?a7ntralnco°r9n V,
EAGLEC°NrSeri LOOP °/ ,tbP GGLDE
CorBer No 4 'o^o'SlS'I'a^
46°mfn fE°™ *90IcA poiat N'f>rth 39 de
>70. in0fE^e GOL?D^EToCLES SSS
from which point U rim A?D
8PMMTT tnrS to Corner No. 3 of t
15 ml Eanpii' T North 49 de
% & IPHv^E? ZZ7 Nor
WTSLODp?erly ®“d Wtf sui
No! Corm
P0in?TrsN°L \°/ J»W
East830 877 0 71 ^f e
"rllli}“»V ssssr Voi
afirr^tS^cOTtSSS
SS!r,vs“ #2
flBr|r>he^,DnEdet.^"e°rfN^1"n^t
tra^of11?!? and e*c,u<J'ng, however.
m?hn ?nti?*t„Unapproprlated Public <J
IUa{" *ntlr,®I,Y surrounded hy but r
ncluded within the lode locStions hei
In described, which tract Is describ
as beginning at Corner No i ,
GOLDEN EA'OT.E NO 1 LODE as he,
thence North 30 deg '
h?!*0' »?ast ©lori* the Easter
the OOtfDEX EAGLE LOI
end Bn. °n»rT,'th the Mouther
I™'of the BIRD LODE: then
^lon1? dPo' 42 m,n- East 163.71 fe
Rirtn T,1?r>S?U.therJy end llnp of t
thJtTxr«.H°I}E A ,,B Intersection wi
Thnr>F^? If y s If ,lna of ,hfi SUMM
'W°*42 5KnC5..f°“ A 49 dpff' 16 m
.j . *42.8R feet alonsr said Wester
?‘da Iinf. of thp SUMMIT LODE to 1
Intersection with the Easterly side II
of the GOLDEN EAGLE NO' 1 LOT)
Nofth 26 deg. 07 mtn. ka.t l3L
FAflf g vSniirToo4 of the OOLDE
„,,VfT-^ NO- 1 LODE, which is identic
PAC t F rrnArr,C°,J of *he GOITdf
Zr±” !°^ th,e p,ace °f beginnii
the description of the tract which
hereby excluded from the tnact flr
herein described ss covered by this a
p paGop for patent. There Is also *
. d , from ‘hls aPPlIoatlon all t
Cold ^,h the Gold Dui
] Lust No. 1, Gold Dust Eractlo
Golden Wonder and Golden Wonder N
oes in Mineral Survey No. 960
x«by th,e applicant. and which a
.loin Mineral Survey No. 1618 on t
“rt52«r boundaries, all as shown 1
the official plat herewith posted on t
T nm^ *" thp United Stat
' Jherf arf no other adjol
v"yeddB °r mlneraI olaims officially sc
lows* arPa 02 oach location IsTls fr
BIRD LODE . 13 aop
Lev conflict with Mineral
Survey No. 960A . 0.113 Acr
GOLD NUGGET LOU.,..
-- Erehil
13.6
12.6
Less conflict with snwerai
Survey No. 960A.4.
1.1
SUMMIT LODE . 20
Liss conflict with Bird
Lod© .. j
golijen eagle lode
Less conflict with Bird
Lode (0.S87 acre*), and
less conflict with Golden
Nugget Lode (0.882
acres> . 1.279 Acres
8.577 Acres
OOLDFN EAGLE NO. I
LODE . 15.838 Acres
Less conflict with Mineral
Survey No. 960A (1.181
acres), and lasa conflict
with Summit Lode (0.944
acres) .2.105 Acres
13.533 Acres r
Total Acreage Mineral Sur
vey No. 1018 (not) . 81.345 Acres
United States Location Monument No.
1° wll,eh iftneral Survey No. 1018 is
tied by the official surrey. Is a granite
stone showing 5r4x2 feet above the
ground, chiseled Cross (X) U. S. L. M.
No. 1, located on the summit of the
ridge between the headwaters of Wil
low and Craigie Creeks In Latitude 61
deg. 47 min. 10 sec. North and Longi
tude 149 deg. 22 min. West. It is situ
ated about 30 miles northeasterly from
Knik, Alaska, and Skyscraper Peak
bears South 53 *leg. 25 rain. East ap
proximately 3300 feet distant.
This notice is issued from the United
States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska,
this 14th day of February, A. D. 1916*
fo1: Posting in said Land Office and for
publication for not less than sixty days
in the Cook Inlet Pioneer, a newspaa
of general circulation published at if
chorage, Alaska, and hereby deslgna€
for that purpose.
C. B. WALKER.
MAURICE D. LEEHEY. Rt(f,ster’
Attorney for Claimant. - «
Alaska Building, w
Washington.
hirst publication February 25, 1916
Last publication, April 28, 1916.
i
Cook Inlet News Service*
Newspapers, Magazines and
Periodicals from all parts of
the world received overland
twice a week.
THE MODEL 4th and E St,
Frank Korth j
SHEET METAL. RLUMBING
HEATING. VENTILATING
Before buying your winter stove, see
Korth’s Combination Air-Tight
Heater and Cooker.
Corner Fourth ave, and I street
Rooihs $1 Per Day Up A
..Hotel Crist.. *
Geo. Crist, Pfopr.
Fourth avenue and K street
Good Spring Beds 50 cents
Rates by the week.
Good Bath Room in Connection.
INSURE NOW 4
In Reliable Company
and Protect Your Family
In the i
equitable life
ASSURAXCE SOCIETY
Of the United States
A. FRODEXBERG,
District Agent, at The News
Stand, 4th Ave., Bet. G and H
For
Typewriters,
Cash Registers,
Scales,
Show Cases
and
Store Fixtures,
See C. B. Wark
Manufacturers’ Agent
and
Commission Merchant
IJ^NNON'S
Bakery and Coffee House
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Etc-'
-a Specialty- %
Fourth avenue west.
Bjornson & Canton .
TAILORS
You are cordially Invited to
come in and inspect our new
line of spring samples. The
most superb collection 01
woollens.
“ CORRECT STYLES
WORKMANSHIP GUARAN
TEED
PRICES RIGHT
Corner Fourth and I
Our merchandise checks are taken
at full value at Polley Bros.’, general
Merchandise; at Frank Cotter's,
everyth ing_ for men; and at Reilly’s
restaurant, good eatB.
- MONTANA POOL HALL.
Montana pool Rail
TOWN CENTER
A Place to Meet Your Friends and Make Yourself at Home
MR. AND MRS. BOB FOSTER, Choice Cigars, Tobacco,
Entertainers Fruit and Candy
Play solo for bingles and win a
shirt at Cotter’s, a meal at Reilly's,
or take home the bacon from Pol
ley’s. MONTANA POOL HALL.