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LEMONS FOR ALASKA
I‘.>;k ti.f.v! >n c. up.uiv ins
tak ‘*t yo the ! in iar vocation of hatui
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t„- • : . <*, i" cause i; i' tm o
- . • t. •t»»n ot
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1 - been .; : - i•I;ip, A ceil
. ass - ant I . S. district lit*
to; a .Mr. A otpir r> signed
lav . ch. F. !>. inc sc;. V. S. cotn
>o. r. K’ iscv died
ni a • \ it*ajro. !I. ii. HiMretii.
I* s com at ",-Marti. Mr.
H , •> has -i. ul of t ‘-ice tiftoen
nt ■ \ » a;.. l\S. commissioner
a? » i.a:aska. X:r. Grav -••sidm-d many
111 V : ;s : i. |t ,:-i • i !;, c if M : s OtllU*
|,i F. i '■! .a: . ■ d>ut\ coiicetof
of .c V\ t v <- I ‘ass Summit.
X!; . Pi*. mm; left ‘ hut post in i k-ceutbor
]:■ i c • S- "■ a fit as krjHttV C*'l
h c and has ;>• • . lie* since January
1. 1 Sc ware . > ; named as a
■ .v i- vu' .cvi
■ - if' s ar»- .n
th 1 - s h F r>t chid second
rh s a ci£ i' . i\, tt • ;sui the Atuskt*
• ■ as ■ s ck In id.
it, s; v ii as V :, t.» Mere rut.tin d to
ti i : <e accurate note* or
■ - \ i><> tie- «. ri; in.d del'
Co .i.
DELMAS ON HENEY
■ .« ( -a • : a in Sal. fcraiiciSCO
i , > with Francis .1. Honey and
COtffbed that tinhorn doilutjjfoii'ud down
Wauli’ally; Beuey - no match for
DUn i :h» r as a lawyer or an orator
am -jot tin- worst of the mix-up nearly
<v\ * >; one occasion Deiinas
SU K. '
*•; in oe l may never be compelled to
di. •».. ui'i my own exploits to answer
Di > human bloodhound, this Duyald
Daliretty. wiio in < hvifon and elsewhere
I;., ^ n e ill in a' to sell himself for
n la i. ile has traveled from state
to terri’ory hi search of victims to
yn-itity h ' insatiable impulse. I don't
ca* e whether it is the gray -haired
se .ator who inis been brought to his
orave or whether it is men in this
community. 1 hold them up in com
parison to the man who still has the
capacity to blush blood ml."
Gov. Brady will receive a good deal j
of sympathy because of his loss of
everything in the Reynolds collapse. .
Nobody ever disputed the ex-gover
nor''* integrity but lots of people have
doubted his judgment ever since he j
tied up with Reynolds. Now every
body will announce that he told you j
so. _
Gov. Vardanian says that President
Roosevelt is a cruel, mean thing to |
kill boars, but if he had killed niggers J
the governor might have felt different
ly about it.
Now Mr. Reynolds, just see what a ,
mess you have made. Here is the j
whole country thrown into a panic af
ter the collapse of the \ aide/ Home
Railway.
Lots of big financial interests are go
ing to pieces but the Alaska Central
i> standing pat.
The prune crop is said to be short
but lots of peoplo are full of them yet.
CAPTAIN SHOT
SLEEK MAN
Witness Gi' That Testimony
Against kiiokenberg in
Murder Trial.
(iaMe to r • r.i*iy &itewa,«
Sau I'Vi'iiiciM'1 t et. -’•* in tin- trial
or-(‘apt. kiinke her,' upon tla- eitaiye
of murderinj' i utdneer Paul of tlu*
v. haliu” >:iip (‘ i. of \vllien hr keu
Im»!•_;' was mas a witness testified
that Kliukenh* -hot Paul wlr the
■’.er \\;.s Ivin/ asleep in his hunk.
Toe defense will a to show t1, .t the
>! *>ot inu *viis tu*’ a‘ t m . t a L v * I a r»M .
klinkenherg CL is Sell* A le iso
Sail Franchco, Cc’.’." t apt. i.Iink
, iitir. j ;> si iid (1 haia,* in ids own de
u; his ttin' )' ike r. i of
, rig! lit er I \t . i ot ! he whale '*! <j a.
that he shot laid - .’-Odense. He
said Halt hail ; i and win u In’ at
jpteit to disjt • i la* i ugiuecr a
s iille ensued nit • hi1 .-not 1 aul
to savi hi> ou t; ...
Jeanie Sails Westward
Steamer Jennie arived yesterday
morning at !' o'clock. bringing eleven
. :s\^ mail. !rout the 1st to the 12th of
October. The four days front the
n gbt of tii ■ 12th to the loth had al
ready l*een brought in by the Santa
Fiara. Tin* .Jeanie sailed at noon for
StIdovia and Kodiak.
Alaska has Vast Coal Area
Ot the doo.ooo square miles forming
the territory of Alaska, it is estimated
that lg.Ofl square miles are underlain;
lu coai-hearing roeks that is roeks
t hat proimhiy contain coal seams and
tlmt 12s<* square miles contain work- j
ahi** coal, tat.-dig in age from carbon
wcrons to tertiary and in composition
from anthracite of good quality
through high-grade seini-bituminous
• >al to lignites of various characters.
Many of the known eoai deposits are
>; great thicKucss, especially where
; he coal carries a large carbon content:
hut. unfortunately, high grade ot coal
am great thickness ot beds are as a
rule accompanied by geologic structure j
unfavorable to mining.
Wt tKIY WtUtltll RI CORD
Wi athet recorit lot the week ending
•ctober 2".
Td.ML'KUATl.’KK.
Max. Min.
Sunday 12 27 I lain
M-mday !■* 27 Haiti :
Tuesday 14 27 Kail!
Wednesday L< hit < louuy
Thursday Is 20 Haiti i
Friday 42 4o Kain j
Saturday 42 40 Kain
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will be made. Assays will he made
when assurer's fee accompanies the
sample.
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TREMOR KILLS
1000 ITALIANS
Farthquake in Calabria Wipes
Out Four Towns With
Enormous Fatality.
fly Cubic to Tbe Dally Qateway.
Home, <>ci. 2d Korn* towns wen* j
wiped out and at least 1000 persons
killed In an earthquake in the t'ala
bria (list riel this morning.
The property damage is said to be
enormous as a wide area was a fleeted.
No Further liarlhquak ? boss
Ivotne, <>ct. 20 No furtl -r damage
by the earthquake in <‘:dabria was:
done than that reported > -.i••relay.
StWARD SUA'tiL S ;
Yucatan: sailed for Uyak 20th.
.leanit•: sailed for Seldom and
Kodiak 20th.
1’ortland: sailed from Seattle 10th
(‘oryvin: sailed from St. Miehael lOt d. j
> irato^ sails from Seattle 2*<th.
IJt-rtha: sailed for Seattle loth.
Santa ('iara: sailed for Seat t le 2d’
Dora: sailed for I'nalaska 20th.
The OIJ Sluice liox
\Vin. iv ilie locks as1, nnt.v ami the mountains j
steep
A in I the .oli’li hi’low looks dark and deep.
Where the m ai d pines m their matted pride j
1.0011) drearily upon either side.
When* tin1 inaii/.aniia i- crook’d and thick.
Where otiee was iteat<l llte shovel and pick.
Where tiie shadows 1:> heavy upon the rocks, f
Tlu'te lies half buried the Oh; Slu.ce Box.
The idle stream ihroiurh li la/.ily ttlides.
lAntly washing its mouMeritur sides.
Shies that mice were muddy and dim.
From theyeilow dirt that was east within;
While across tin* stream on tin- gravel heaps. 1
The aeilr squirrel silently leaps.
Amt the crested quail Mutterimr. drops
For j*N even in- drius from the Old Sluice Box. •
uh! many a day with a weary hand
Hu e i tossed in its bed ilte aiisieni titr sand,
vi,(i dreamed as 1 leaned on its rotting side
l;;t„in the depth of its turbid tide,
t »f futile’, '.-ray hairs and dear mother's smile
t if '.md ones ::t home were waitimr the while- \
Tec wand«‘iers retain, hut time sneerinab ;
mocks
A’ the day s that I toiled at the Old Sluice Box,
L’Tom the moss-ereen rock on which i Hum |
I . a/<’down into the sluaitb h stream,
Tiie face 1 so - -raver ,:rown
And my v<dc it seems has a soberer tone
An . tiie wanton winds with my hair at play
show that my locks have all turned jtray!
N ot. I ot : for those dear old days yfone by,
U lion ini spirits w. icli-ht and ntv hopes were
hi ah.
1 i o.e.t v.ei. omo a-uiin the roti- h hard knocks
•],, , in i.ink more with the Old Sluice
Box.
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Lcjjal Notices
I1NAI. Aft’OF NT < »F ADMINtSTllATKIX j
WITH THE WILL ANNEXED.
In the United States Commissioner's Court,
fo: ihe Territory of Alaska. Third division, at '
Kodiak. Alaska.
In the matter of the estate of V. W. StafeitT.
deceased.
Notice is hereby triven that Mrs. Jennie
StafeitT. the administratrix with the will an
nexed of the estate of V. W. StafwitT. deceased,
has rendered and presented for settlement,
ami filed in said court her final account of her
administration of said estate, and that Monday
the istli day of November. r.f'T. at 2 o'clock 1*.
M.. at the courtroom of said court in Kodiak.
Alaska, has been duly appointed by the said
court for the settlement of said account, at
which time and place any person interested in
said estate may appear and file objections in
writing to said account and contest the same.
Dated September isth. 1907.
MBS JENNIE STAFEIFF.
Administratrix with the will annexed
of the estate of V’. W. Stafeiff, deceased.
Date of first publication. September 28. 1907.
Date of last publication. October 20. 1007.
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE
United States k America.
Tekkitu y k Alaska.
In U. s. Commissioner's Court, before J. F.
McLean. U. S. Commissioner of Iliamna pre
cinct.
All persons havimr claims airainst the estate
of Charles M. Keyes, deceased, are hereby re
,mired to present them with the proper vouch
ers. duly veritled by the atlldavit of the claim
ant, within six months from the date hereof,
to Warriner E. Smith, administrator, at Iliam
na. Alaska.
WARRINER E. SMITH.
Administrator.
Date of llrst publication. September 2*. 1907,
Date of last publication, October 28. 1907.
Final Account of Administrator
In the United States Commissioner's Court,
for the Territory of Alaska. Third Division,
at Kodiak.—In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Feodor Gre
iroroff. deceased.
Notice is hereby iriven that A. C. Goss, the
administrator of the estate of Feodor G re
tro roff. deceased, has rendered and presented
for settlement and tiled in said Court, his final
account of his administration of said estate;
and that Saturday, the 23rd day of November.
1907. at 2 o'clock p. m. at the courtroom of said
Court in Kodiak. Alaska, has been duly ap
pointed by the said Court for the settlement of
said account, at which time and place any per
son interested in said estate may appear and
tile his exceptions or objections to said tinal
account, and contest the same.
Dated September 23rd. 1907.
A. C. GOSS.
Administrator of the estateof Feodor
Greiroroff. deceased.
Date of tirst publication October 5, 1907.
Date of last publication November 2. 1907.
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Gold. $l-!>0
Gold and Silver. 2.00
Copper. 1-50
Lead. 1.80
Gold, Silver and Lead. 3.50
Gold, Silver and Copper. 3.50
Gold. Silver, Copper and Lead. 4.50
Gold and Silver Umpire. 5.00
Iron. 4.00
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