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H. V. Iloben A. F. Davis—
H. H. McCutcheon
Democratic Candidate for Representative in
Territorial Legislature from Third Division
EMPHATICALLY OPPOSED TO CONTINUATION OF
TRAPS FOR TAKING OF SALMON
EMPHATICALLY OPPOSED TO IMPORTATION OF
COOLIE LABOR FOR EMPLOYMENT IN ALASKAN
CANNERIES
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James Wickersham
Republican Candidate for Delegate to
Congress, Election Nov. 4, 1930.
I have always stood, and now stand, for Home Rulf
Tor Alaska, and secured the passage of the Act of Con
gress of August 24, 1912, creating the Alaska Legislature.
1 wrill support Self-Government in Alaska game, fm
and fisheries, and full Territorial Government by the
people of Alaska. I will support To the Last Ditch the
continued economical operation of the Alaska Railroad
and oppose “tearing up the rails.”
JAMES WICKERSHAl.
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Five and a half tons of con
centrates went to the Tacoma
smelter last week on the SS Yu
kon. according to Dr. J. W. Ed
munds, president of the Alaska
Gold Oracle Mining Company,
of Moose Pass, and prominent
occulist of Seattle.
Next year will see the installa
tion of the first unit of mill
equipment that will handle cap-1
acity production from the gold
mine, an improvement that is
being made necessary by the in
creased ore tonnage that has
been blocked out. After most of
the summer in Alaska Dr. Ed
munds is returning to his Seat
tle headquarters at the end of
the week, where he will imme
diately take up with his asso
ciates the plans for the mine.
In the meantime he is mak
ing the Van Gilder Hotel his
headquarters in Seward where
he is examining those who need
eye attention.
“We have been putting our
money into that property for
several years,” said the doctor,
“and now we are going to get it
back. We haven’t asked for a
dollar of public money but we
have been able to get quite a
lot out of the ground to help
us along. This season we recov-r
ered about $7,000 from a 70-day
run with a little 2-ton experi
mental mill, which gives an idea
of what we can do with a regular
mill, especially in view of the
fact that we have many hun
dreds of tons of rich ore block
ed out.
“There is no doubt about the
future of the Gold Oracle. It is
a real mine and grows better
with each foot of new work
Have you heard the “Utah
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ings. Its only one of the prop-;
erties which I think will event
ually be placed on a producing
basis in the Moose Pass district,
if only men will have the cour
age to put their money and time
into them. I am reminded of a!
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little quotation I ran across: ‘On
the plains of hesitation bleach
the bones of millions who at the
dawn of victory, sat down to
wait and waiting—died.’ There
should be no hesitation up here
where gold in plenty awaits u.s
«ut we must go after it.
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