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KELSON BILL BAD MEASURE
SAYS ALASKA FUR BUYER
In the opinion of George W.
Soshaw, veteran Alaska fur buyer,
ixpressed in a letter recently writ
ten by him from Seattle, the Nelson
jill, which proposes to cut off a
large area of the Third division, in
the vicinity of the Kuskokwim val
ley west to Cape Newetrham, will
ivork a great injury to Alaska, and
lie says Alaskans should take the
matter up and defeat the measure
if possible.
Mr. Goshaw, who is perhaps bet
tor acquainted with the region than
any othev Alaskan, having traversed
it many times, buying i trs, suggests
that action be deferred until th«
Alaska legislature meets arid gives
Alaskans a chance to express an
opinion on the subject. Throwing
the section in question into the
Second division, he believes, voulc
work a hardship on the residents
who would be compelled to go tc
Nome to transact business. Delegate
Grigsby, and Judge Bunnell, of th<
Fourth division, who is well poster
on the region, have voiced a stronf
protest, but as is usual with sucl
matters, the advise of residents oi
the territory is not considered oi
any vaiut*.
Senator Nelson's reasons for pro
posing; the change are somewha
ambiguous, and have not taken int<
consideration the wishes of Alaskan:
so far as is known.
Mr. Goshaw states that his com
pany put in two additional station:
during the season, one at Shismareoi
island, in the Arctic, and one on th>
Upper Kuskokwim, at Chagamute
and attempted to put one in a
St. Lawrence Island, but owing t<
storms was forced to jettison th(
cargo to save the schooner and thos<
aboard, a hard job in the terrific
seas running. The company vessel:
could not get into the North Cape
station which was supplied last year
owing to heavy Arctic ice, but wil
try again next season.
Mr. Goshaw returned South 01
the last trip of the Victoria and
after closing up the year’s busines
in Seattle, will leave for the whiti
lights of Broadway, the hom&mf thi
newly elected president. Mr. Goshav
says that it is possible that he ma;
make a trip to the Kuskokwim am
on to Nome before spring, but be
ing surfeited with dog mushing, h
does not hanker after the job.
R. S. McDonald expects a lettl
very soon advising him of the lates
developments in Texanna oil. A wir
received recently says the compan;
has developed great new gas field
in addition to bringing in a 700-bai
rel oil well.
JOHNSON WANTS TO KNOW |
ABOUT SIBERIAN VENTURE
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 20
Senator Johnson has introduced a
resolution proposing a Congression
al investigation of the American ex
pedition to Siberia. It is also pro
posed that the senate foreign af
fairs committee ascertain what was
accomplished by the American ex
peditionary forces and the present
condition of Americans and their
business interests in the North.
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YUKON PIONEER PERISHES
ON TRAIL NEAR STEWART
DAWSON, Jan. 20—Frank Wilk
ins, well known oldtimer of the
Yukon country, perished on the
trail near Stewert during the cold
snap of a few days ago. His frozen
body was found at a point almost
within sight of Stewert City, and
marks in the snow showed that he
had crawled several hundred yards
after his feet had refused to carry
him farther.
The unfortunate man was caught
in a storm and apparently exhausted
himself struggling throuh the drifts
and against .the heavy wind.
CALIFORNIA RIVERS RISING
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2 0
Rivers are rising rapidly through- (
out California as a result of tor
rential rains during the past two
days. Large areas are threatened
with inundation.
MEXICAN DAMS COLLAPSE;
FLOOD DROWNS HUNDRED
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 20-More
than a hundred persons were drown
ed yesterday, an I more than two
hundred injured as a result of the
collapse of two dams aaove Pat
chuca. Torrents of »atcr released
from the reservoirs, swept down
the valley, through the lower portion
of the big mining center, carrying
everything before it.
According to late reports received
'from the scene of destruction, more
than a thousand people were xend
icred homeless.
I BALLOONISTS AIR TROUBLES
ROCKAWAY, Jan. 20- -Testifying
today before the special court of in
quiry, Lieut. Hinton, lie of the
trio of lost balloonists, said that
at one time while they were lost
in the Canadian woods, he had con
sulted with the commanding officer,
Lieut. Kloor, regarding the advis
ability of disarming the other mem
ber of the party, Lieut. Farrell, with
whom Hinton afterwards became
involved in a fistic encounter.
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PRESIDENT IS UNDAUNTED;
APPOINTMENTS CONTINUE
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 20—
. Undaunted by the refusal of the
senate to give favorable considera
. tion to the thousand of nominations
which he has sent to the upper house
of Congress since the commence
ment of the present session, Presi
dent Wilson has sent another bunch
of names to the lawmakers for ap
proval, the list including approxi
mately 2,000 postmasters.
Republican leaders are determined
not to allow any confirmations ex
cept in cases of emergency.
NEW ORDER LAUNCHED
PARIS, Jan. 20—A Moscow wire
less dispatch received :ri this city
says that the Bolsheviki have in
stituted the “Order of the Red Flag’
‘ ISLANDERS WANT FREEDOM
MANILA, Jan. 20—The people of
the Philippine islands want independ
' ence in whatever form they can get
I it, according to Manuel Quezon,
president of the Philippine senate,
who addressed his colleagues op the
subject of independence yesterday.
NAVAL SEAPLANE WRECKED
» SAN FRANCESCO Jan. 20—The
t naval seaplane NC-5. which was
» forced to land and was afterwards
f wrecked in the flight to Ealboa, is
, being sunk by gunfire, according to
. a naval radio message received in
this city. The action is unexplained.
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