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O’NEILL & SLATER COMPANY
THE STORE OF QUALITY |
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Hilly James, the discoverer of Cliis- I
ana, has made a new placer strike on
Central creek in the upper Whire
river valley, twenty-five miles below
the international boundary, and seven
ty-five miles above Donjek. Central
creek is tributary to Lake creek,
which flows into the White river from
the south and is on Canadian terri
tory. Twenty-five are reported to
have staked on tlie newew diggings.
The indications are encouraging, but.
whether pay exists is a question.
It is said that the creek was dis
covered by James about a year ago,
but he said nothing about it. James
and his men went back there quietly
last fall to prospect and now quite a
few people from the interior are going
to the new strike.
Hilly Williams and John C. Griffith,
the first party from Dawson for Chis
ana over the trail this winter, broke
through the ice at the mouth of Hen
derson creek, near Stewart City, and
had a narrow escape, but the men,
horses and outfit were saved.
Dud McKinny's cache on Bonanza
mr~r Timm m~i nrinimw' mi ■
creek was robbed of worth of
supplies.
There are many prospeclors at (he
Chisaan amp thin winter, some who
are trying high benches expect to un
cover pay dirt.
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The launch Waif, which left Katal
la Wednesday evening with a cargo of
gasoline for Port Wells, ha I a slight
accident to her machinery shortly af
ter leaving port, and returned to make
repairs. Slu is: still at Katalla.
Our canned fruits and vegetables,
as- well as our Peteluma Eggs, are al
ways the Best. Our price, are al
ways the lowest. O’NEILL * SLATER
COMPANY.
* LAM EDA IS DUE
AT ELEVEN TONIGHT
The steamer Alameda is duo to ar
rive here from the westward a; 11
>’cl< ■ k tonight, and will sail shortly
if ter for Seattle.
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Our trmned fruits and vegetables,
is well as our Peteluma Eggs, are al
ways the Best. Our prices are al
ways lie lowest. O’NEILL & SLATER
COMPANY.
Is your name on the Times list.
The steamer Cordova, ('apt. Moore,
arrived In port at 5 o'clock this morn
ing. She brought a ear of powder for
the Kenneciott mine, and a quantity
of gasoline for Cordova. The Cordova
will take on here 1,000 barrels of fuel
oil for the Beatson mine at Latouche.
She will go from here to Elluimtr,
from I ho latter place to Tacoma.
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EOLG BLGFF CLAIMS
A final receipt for patent has been
issued by the Juneau land otiice to A. j
BV lies, president of the Gold Bluff
Mining Compel;1/, of Valdez, to three
claims adjoining the famous Cliff
mine, at Shoup bay. Considerable
“work has been done on the property,
an dsome excellent ore lias been un
covered.
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ANNO'IN CEMENT.
We wish to announce to the general
public of the territory that we now
i f :-ur 1 mrs open for business, and
v, i h the manufacture of our steam
fiirim s, hoist;,, pumping plants, steam,
gasoline ami electric drilling and
>■ >rii machinery, we lialde all class
es of mining machinery, and are pre
pared to furnish castings in brass,
steel and iron of any size and form,
and have a complete machine shop in
stalled for handling nil classes of inn
chlne work.
HARMON & DEEVER.
GROCERY NOTES
Quality High st Prices Lowest.
14 !bs Best Granulated Sugar for $1 at j
fil.UM A CO.
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Daily Times gets Associated Press
Us patches.
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S A T I S-F-A C-T-I-O-N a big word,
v bigger thing: You'll get it In big
measure by buying your GROCERIES
at 8. BLUM & CO.
Fresn shipments or e.orn on the cob
at Kinney’s.
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Today’s news in today's I>a!ly Times
(Advertisement)
The English have no name for t.
The Germans call it Sittlichkeit.
^inlichkeit Is the system of habitual
customary conduct, ethical rather
than Inga!, which embraces nil the
obligations of the citizen which is
'bad form" or not "the thing” to dis
regard.
The system of Ethical Habit of a
immunity is of a dominating charac
ter, for ihe decision and influence of
be whole community is embodied in
that social Habit.
Iicc use that conduct Is systematic
and covers the whole field of Society
the individual will is closely related by
it to the will and spirit of the com
munity.
And out of this relation arises the
'•er of adequately controlling the
conduct of the individual.
LOUD HALDANE.
Has this power become so weak in j
our community that it will counten-'
1'nc" the warfare between Public offi
cials without protest?
Is tills fight with our tacit consent,
.an a reflection on the Sittlichkoit
A' the whole community?
We do not care who started this
l.t nor have we any longer any ln
prest in it, whether the cost of the
I ’ ill l ea l was $1000 or $3000. The
1. tins been done and paid for and
Wat * nil there is to it. A Business
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man having accepted and paid for a
contract, does not start a postmortem
investigation. He has new problems
to solve. The interest of Cordova de
mands that this wordy warfare should
cease.
If the space in the personal war
fare by the two papers and the
thoughts and labor to fill that space
were used for something really worth j
while, something that would advance
the growth of Cordova either socially,
morally, or commercially, create en
thusiasm. for miles of new streets,
sidewalks, yes and dozen more Bulk
heads, even If expensive, we might |
accomplish something.
A kicking Mule has to stop pulling
and Cordova needs today as much ana
more pulling than it did six months
ago when all of us, excepting none,
brought the Chamber of Commerce
<o life again and achieved acknow?
edged results far above any other
town in Alaska.
Let the Editors, the Mayor and the
belligerent Councilmen prefer the
good of the community to their own
individual feelings and thereby earn
the thanks—If not the good will—of
every right minded citizen of Cordova.
Yours for Higher Nationality and
Citizenship.
AN AVERAGE CITIZEN
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PROGRAM—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, l‘»lf>.
PATHE DAILY NEWS SERVICE No. 53.
CAUGRT WITH THE GOODS—A two rod Vitagrapli
Comedy Drama.
HOBO PHILOSOPHER—A Molies Comedy.
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