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Rexall Cold Tablets, 25c
reduce fever and aid in “drying up” coryza or
head colds.
If you use them together, a cold, which may
become serious, is quickly broken up.
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Seattle, Wash.
J. A. FARNHAM and E. TAYLOR, Proprietors.
Headquarters for Alaskans *
Ted Taylor, formerly chief steward S. S. Alaska.
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' AITKEN ORE IS
STEADY FLOW
The ore which is being removed
from the Aitken galena property, in
the Kantishna district, is moving now
in a steady stream from the mine to
the Kantishna river at Roosevllt,
where it is being cached on the river
bank for shipment to a smelter in the
States after the opening of naviga
tion next spring. In fact, the stream
of ore coming from the ledge has
reached such proportions that Ed
Bartlett, who has the contract to de
liver the ore at Roosevelt, is finding
difficulty keeping up with the mine
output, which is considerably greater
than he anticipated, and it is consid
ered probable that he will be com
pelled to put on additional teams.
Frank Glass, who is now working
with the Bartlett outfit, arrived in Ne
nana recently from the Kantishna,
t having made the trip out to the gov
ernment railroad with one horse and
a double-ender to secure a few neces
sary supplies. He reports that Bart
lett is now hauling about seven tons
of ore a day, and that the ore sacked
at the mine ranges from seven to
eleven tons. That means that the ore
is accumulating rapidly at the mine,
necessitating action of some sort at
an early date to insure delivery of
all the ore at the river before the
trail goes to pieces.
The Bartlett teams have been han
dicapped, Glass says, by cold weather,
which has prevented loading as heav
ily as might otherwise have been
done.
The sacks are supposed to average
about one hundred pounds in weight,
^ but Glass says that occasionally one
— is found which will weigh nearly two
T\ hundred pounds, indicating a much
larger percentage of galena. The ore
is getting better all the time as the
work progresses, and Glass is enthu
siastic over the outlook for the Kan
tishna country, as a result of the rapid
and very successful development of
the Aitken property.
In going back Glass planned to take
the train for the Thirtymile road
house, where he left his horse, but
he will not attempt to make the trip
across country until the weather mod
erates. It is necessary to “siwash”
along the trail, and extreme cold, such
as has prevailed recently, renders
such a trip very hazardous for stock.
Ed Terrill and another man accom
panied Glass on the outward trip, but
he is not sure that he will have com
pany going back.
Tom Aitken had not arrived in the
Kantishna at the time Glass left, and
it was thought that he would come
out from the Kuskokwim either by
way of Ruby or by the Seward route.
PENNSYLVANiALEADS
IN BUILDING HIGHWAYS
DURING PAST YEAR
HARRISBURG, Pa., Feb. 4 (By As
sociated Press).—Pennsylvania led
the nation in 1919 in mileage of con
tracts for road construction, accord
ing to the state highway department.
Up to January 1st the state awarded
contracts for the building of 679,26
miles of durable highways. Its near
est competitor was Illinois which con
tracted for 510.70 miles.
Pennsylvania’s 1920 program calls
for the construction of approximately
800 miles of roads. The department
says that Pennsylvania is far ahead
of other states in the organization
it has perfected to build durable
highways.
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and most reliable world news.
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months, or by both such fine and Imprisonment In the :$'>
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party or the persons whose property Is Injured, or line
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