Our Candidates.
Continuer] from 1st page.
Mr. Kingdalil, while some
what of a r. tiring nature, and
shunning the limelight, lie is a
men of ability for all th. it, and
if he is sent to Juneau he will
be heard from. Mossbackism
will be made to sit up and take
^ n^l'ce, and nothing will be put
over on him or the chiis he rep
resent?.
DaN McCAllE,
candidate for representative was
* born in the Province of Ontario,
Canada, in 1807. Emigrated to
Wisconsin and for 13 years fol
lowed lumbering and railroad
construction work in that .state,
and in 1889 came west to Wash
ington, worked in the lumber
* woods adjacent to Puget Sound,
^jkeu the gold discoveries were
made in the Klondyke he joined
the rush, going in via Dyea and
the Chilcoot Pass-. He mined &
prospected in that country till
1901 when he came on to Fair
banks where lie lias been en
gaged in the same calling ever
since, mostly on Vault Creek
Where he is now located.
Probably no nun in Alaska is
better liked or more respected
than pan McCabe, and :io man
. is more alive to the needs of A
kiska than he. lie lias kept in
totlch With political affairs, and
sees clearly as few do, the* drift
and tendency of the times; and
particularly is lie cognisuit of
the fikery and hypocrisy of the
* old party politicians, and hav
ing the ability to “bawl them
out” takes delight in doing so.
A. A. NELSON,
candidate for representative, is
a native ofScandinuvii to which
country America is indebted for
.much of its sturdy citizenry,and
+ " ;
i^^bout 3d years of age. Hej
Vent to Dawson during the ear
]y days of tlittt camp arid later j
came on to the Tatiana. About]
five years ago ho went to the I
Koyukuk and is now interested
in ground on Nolan Creek'. lie
lias been mining and piospect
ting since coming aorth.
CHARLES ROGERS;
candidate for representative!
first saw the light in Illinois 36
vears ago. Attended the com
0'
inon and higli schools of that
state, and at ah early age learned
the printer’s trade. He lias made
his own way in the world since!
lie was 12 years of ag>\ In ISbT
lie staited north via the Edition
ton trail to do newspaper work
but failed to reach Dawson and
returned to the states. Next jeiir
he again beaded noitb goiiig
around the coast on a riv.i
steamcrand Ending at Ilampart
A in October. Since thut time lie
has 1 ecu a reside *t of Alaska,
sharing the ups and downs com
to the lei of llie Andean
who lakes up the occupation of
mining. He is now connected
with a hydraulic plant on Eagle
creek.
W. E. WAUGH,
I ho last on our listof candidates
for representative claim* the
state of 0 .io as the place of his
birth, which event took place in
1862. lie has wandered about
the American continent a good
deal, spending some years down
in Mexico prospecting and other
wise trying to gain a foothold in
the land of the tcrtdu and taran
tula. Being unsuccessful he re
turned to the States and engag
ed in r ice farming in Louisiana.
When the discovery of gold was
made at Nome he sold out and
directed his course to that coun
try. IIo spent two years in that
region, most of the time along
the Kobuk river, coming out by
way of the Koyuki k. He went
hack to the states but returned
again to Alaska reaching Fair
banks in 190G. Considerable of
the time since he has mined and
prospected in the smrounding
country, and is nPw engaged in
opening up a farm four miles he
[ow this eby;
Mr. Waugh has three talented
daughters just bud ling into wo
manhood in Galveston, Texas
and liis wife having died two
yea.s ago, he is planning to
oriug them to Fairbanks and
make this his home.
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Eureka Voters
Disfranchised
Anywhere from SQ to 40 voi
ds on Eureka Creek have been
practically disfranchised by J.
Iv Coffer, Commissioner at Hot
Springs through his failure to
appoint the necessary election
officers etc. As a consequence
a petition has been forwarded
to the court here asking for Cof
fers removal. Collet ’s excuse for
his action Is that there are less
than 80 voters on Eureka creek,
which is no excuse at all; and
those who know Coffer and the
size of hat he wears, know that
the reason he gives is not the
true on*. Coffer is not a Socialist
(thank Cod) and he hates Wick
ersham. The voters on Euresa,
are composed entirely of Social
ists and Wickersliam men, so
th-re you art*. f:i all piobabillity
that is why the voters will have
to go to llot Springs 22 miles
away on election day Ur not vote
If Coffer's course had been fol
lowed by other Commissioner^,
at least one-fourth of the voters
in the interior would have been
disfranchised.
However if he loses his little
job because of this trick, the peo
pie of Hot Springs district and
the whole country for that mat
ter will be the gainers in the
long run;
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district, Territory of Alaska,
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the expenditure aforesaid and the
cost of this advertisement your interest
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said section 2324 U. S,
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