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houndarv line between tbe Tinted
Statos and British Columbia II nre-
vent Chinamen from coming over ibe
hne
To a reporter Mr.. Kearnev said:
I'm eoing barl, TO San Francisco
tomorrow to ranort my non-srcress
to nv DaoDla I have been pnsuc-
cessfnI before the committees of both
bouses and at the white housan
TERRIFoRY OF ALASKA
NAsHNGToN, March 2L.-House
Committee on Territories to-day de-
cided upon the bill for the OrganiZa-
ton OF the Territory of Alaska.
-
WASHINGTON, March 21.-In refer
ence to the resolution presented in
the senate a few days ago by Senator
Mitchell. OF Oregon, providing for
the appointment OF commission, to
be composed OF three competent
naval officers, whose duty it should
he to make careful examination of
the North Pacific coast and select q
site for naval station, Porter, first
admiral of the navy, has written a
letter to Senator Mitchell endorsing
the proposition to establish strong
and complete navy yard and station
at Port Townsend, on Puget Sound.
The British who are quick 70 iru-
prove important positions" h. writes,
''have of late years given much at
tention to their naval establishments
at Esquimalt, on Vancouver island"
The value of this station has been
much enhanced by the construction
of the Canadian Pacific railroad.
Every large gun that has been sent
from England for heavy fortiiications
now being built, has been transported
over this road. All stores. imple-
ments OF war, machinery, in fact
everything wanted for Il navy. are no
longer shipped around Cape Horn,
but are transmitted via the Canadian
facitic This gives Great Britain d
vast prepoaderance along the whole
line OF or northwestern possessions,
and command OF the Straits of Fuca,
Gulf Of Georgia, Puget Sound, Ad-
| placing 1T their mercy AL that mar
lilHeent chain OF islands lnlets, bays