LIQUID AIR AND POWER
CO. ORGANIZED
May Revolutionize Gold Mining
Industry.
A party of business men and a
large mining operator have formed
a company for the buying, building
and operating a plant for the man
ufacture of liquid air and motive
power.
The project is based on an en
tirely new invention along this line,
and promises to revolutionize the
gold mining industry of this entire
country.
It will be possible to work profit
ably much ground that could not
before have been worked, as in
cases where the ground does not
contain sufficient frosf to allow ex
cavating and working, liquid air
will be used to render this ground
as solid as the bedrock itself.
As this new system is based on
one of natuie’s great forces, motive
power will be one of the features,
which will be obtained at a very
low cost, to be used in conjunction
with small dynamos, which, in
turn (from the above power), will
produce electric heat for the thaw
ing of gravel, pumping, lighting,
and other purposes.
KRASHNER’S
FINE RANCH
Improvements To Be Made!
at the Springs.
Three men have taken home
steads adjoining Karshner’s, at the
hot springs, and have entered into
a partnership with Karshner, fori
a period of four years, to operate
the hot springs property on an ex
tensive scale.
The plans include a small steatu
ljoat that can navigate the slough
up to the ranch. The ranch will
l>e highly cultivated and the pro
duct transported to market by
the boat.
A hotel is also to lie built and
ample accommodations provided lor
those who wish to resort to the
springs for the sake of the baths,
The virtue of the Istths ts gaining
celebrity. Several well known mi
ning men have been at the springs
lately, ami Albert Stall, of Kurcka
creek, rs there n >w
James Green, from What Cheer
)«ir; James Ira It on, What Cheer
bur Henry Panin, Hoothhy bur;
C I Jordan. Seattle bar. are some
of the miners in vamp fur a few
day*.
ITEMS
Mail is expected to pass up from
Tatiana tomorrow.
The Arctic Brotherhood gave the
second ot their enjoyable dances
last night.
The telegraph line has been down
for two days somewhere beyond
Fairbanks.
Henry Tiede, commencing yes
terday, will have charge of 72
Roadhouse.
The mail which left Eagle Oct.
55 has not yet arrived. It has been
looked for for ten days.
The Reception restaurant has
fresh beef. Turkeys will be served
on Thanksgiving and the holidays.
Jim Carpenter moved his barber
shop into the Florence building, on
account of the falling temperature.
The Swansons have rented the
new roadhouse at 104, and will go
out tomorrow and put things in
order. This is one of the best
houses in the district, and the
Swansons are well-known people
in the business.
McHugh & Smith started the
first sleighs of the season to Glen
yesterday. The trails are said- to
be very rough on account of the
lightness of the snowfall. Walter
Suudborg and S. E. Heeter will
start out pack trains tomorrow, not
caring to start their sleighs yet
awhile.
Eureka Roadhouse.
Mr. Spicer has built a fine new
roadhouse on discovery, Eureka
creek, with special accommodations
for ladies. Also a fine large barn
for the accommodation of horses
and a large kennel for dogs. It is
the best equipped roadhouse be
tween Rampart and Fairbanks.
Mrs. Spicer being in charge of the
culinary department guarantees sat
isfaction as far as good meals are
concerned.
Among the personal effects of
Thomas Jefferson ehibited in the
Virginia building at the world’s
lair, a reproduction of Monticello.
Jefferson's old home, contains a
clock which was in the Jefferson
home for years previous to the
revolution. The timepiece is of
Cairar.i marble and is 150 years old.
I
S. A. CUTTING,
ASSAYER.
Assaying of Ore and Bullion.
| Milling, Concentration, Amalgamation and Cyanide Tests Made.
!
WALTER SUNDBORG,
Freighter ami Packer
Goods Delivered
To All Creeks
Personal attention to all consign
ments insures good service.
DRY WOOD DELIVERED.
Leave orders at Miners Store.
St. Andrew’s Mission.
Sunday Services.
Morning prayer and sermon at n.
Evening prayer and sermon 7:30.
Friday Service.
Litany at 4 p. m.
Presbyterian Church.
Services at the courthouse Sun
day evenings at 7.30.
M. E. Koonce, Missionary.
John Minook, Pitka, Dick the
Pilot and their families started out
yesterday for a long hunt on the
Taulavana. Pitka, Minook and
Dick will sink a lot of holes and
try to locate the paystreak in a
part ot the country where Minook
previously found gobd prospects.
NOTED INDIAN
AO A IN IN TROUBLE
Seattle, Oct. 1—In the arrest of
Otski, an Indian ot the Colville
reservation, near this place some
time ago, by United States Marshal
Short, a leaf of the troublesome
days of ’77 is turned to the light
once more.
In Otski is found a remnant of
the famous band of Nez Perces that
successfully stood off Gen. Miles
1 and his soldiers for days, and gave
them such a long chase in the last
nesses of the Rocky Mountains.
We currv tt complete line of
Miners’ Wen ring Appnrel
\\ iTl IIK W' *rl1 w»»«*»•' nearly .it
™ .11 \ III.. Mitiiilt prim h>K'" »n«l
Waltham fit, tulle (Utranlcnl for • year
Nugget Jewelry in.ulc to writer
runt*. kMi mt >hi>m
full line »f Ciy in Tohaeeo. Snnlirn'
\rticle* 4 ml *t At timer*
\gt lit* fur rwle of Pnltmewf '*
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Traeger &
Falkenberg
MINERS STORE
(In the Postoffice Building)
General Merchandise
Outfitting.
RECEPTION _RESTAURANT
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Short Orders a Specialty
Lodging House in Connection
Fresh Beef, Fresh Eggs, Fish and
Game of all kinds.
Quick service. Give us a trial
S. E. HKKTKR, Proprietor
W. H. WATSON,
Chef ami Manager
John the Bear Hunter
Is ready to do any kind of
chore work. ..pt7iW4n.
JULIUS RAHMSTORF
Genera 1 Merchandise
Kntnh. 1 M99
KAMFAHT
On Sunday Otski got drunk and
went to the teepee of a man who
had stolen his wife’s love from him
and notified the pair that he was
on the warpath again.
He became so troublesome that
he had to be arrested, and the Col
ville official was notified to come
after the wayward savage.
Otski was a memlier of Chief
Muses’ band. He was with that
famous warrior in the war of 1877.
and when t.ie band was captured
he escaped and joined the Sioux.
After hi* fellow warriors were sent
to the Indian Territory Otski came
to the Northwest again and joined
the t'matillas.
Ifnrtag a drunken row one day
he killed a ( ni.itilia chief. The
( malthas sentenced him to he
buried alive, hut a Catholic priest
interceded and kept the sentence
trom faring carried out, after all
preparations had been mi te