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Evening journal., 1897-09-10

S.45 the heur that the special train will
leave p. w. & b. station for this trip.
Tickets are now on sale. and persons
desiring to avoid the crowd on morn
ing of the excursion, can procure them
in advance at F., w. & B. station.
Evening journal., 1897-09-10
A rrnne. Union ResolutIon.

birmingham. England, Sept. 1O.-The
Trades union congress has adopted a
resolution in favor Of the naturalization
of land. mines. minerals. royalty, rents,
railways, waterways and docks and In
favor Of the municipalization of all wa
ter. artificial light and tramway UNDER
takings and also adopted a resolution
favorlng the naturalization of the min
eral royalties Of the country.
Evening journal., 1897-09-10
Ten Years, sentenee ON a BOY.

Buffalo. Sept. 1O.-Valentine Maiale
an Italian boy. was sentenced to Au-
burn state prison for 10 years and II
months by Judge Emery in the county
court. Maiale's crime was the shooting
and killing of another Italian, Anthony
DirencO, during a game Of cards in
Lancaster this county, on June 20 last
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senteneea 20 a Long Term.

Torand. Conn. Sept. 9.-The jury in
the case Of James ORourke, charged
with committing a criminal assault on
Emma Cosgrove a l0year-old girl Of
Columbia, after 1 hour and 20 minutes
deliberation yesterday. brought in a
verdict of guilty. and he was sentenced
70 20 years In state prison.
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A state Committee Meeting Called.

New York, Sept. 1O.-Chairman f. w.
Hackett of the Republican state COM
mittee has issued a call for the commit
tee to meet Saturday. Sept Is, at u
noon, at the Fifth Avenue hotel here,
to nominate a chief judge Of the court
Of appeals.
Evening journal., 1897-09-10
No Grcat Losses In toronto.

Toronto Sept. 10. r. Willard &
CO. of New York and the International
Commission company OF Buffalo had
branches in this city and did a large
business. There viii. however, be no
heavy individual losses.
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No LinhIlltIes In MontreaI.

Montreal, Sept 1O.-Colonel Frank
Bond, agent for J. r. Willard & Co,
the New York brokers who failed, de-
clares they have no liabilities here. The
failure caused considerable talk here,
where they did very large business.
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To Go 70 ooean sprines.

Cleveland. Sept. 9,-Stewart Richard
son of the United States Marine hospl-
tai of this city has been ordered 10
Ocean Springs, Miss. 10 care for yellow
fever patients. This is owing to the
yellow fever outbreak there.
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Fatal fire In a shed.

Richmond. Sept 9-At Fairmount. a
suburb Of this city. the little son and
daughter of Joseph Creeder were yes
terday afternoon cremated by the burn
ing Of an outbu4ldlng in which they
were at play.
Evening journal., 1897-09-10
Lemons ror Yellow rerer pntlent..

New York, Sept. 9.--The Fruit Inn
porters' union of this city at a special
meeting agreed to send 25 boxes Of lem
ons to the yellow fever patients of
Louisiana, through the care of the Ma
rine Hospital corps at Washington.
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Probibitionist For Assembly.

Schenectady. N. Y, Sept. s.-Profess-
or Edward II. Billings of Delanson has
been nominated for member Of assem-
bly, by the Schenectady county Pro-
hibitionists.
Evening journal., 1897-09-10

The Greater Wilmington Printing
and Publishing Company, southwest
corner OF Fourth and Shipley streets, lie
prepared to do printing Of every de-
scription quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-09-10
GREAT EXCURSION VIA FENNA
RAILROAD.

The chance may never occur again to
90 to Annapolis and return for so cents.
Next Sunday, the 18th, is the day ana
Evening journal., 1897-09-10

The Greater Wilmington Printing
and Publishing Company, southwest
corner of Fourth and Shipley streets, Is
prepared to do printing OF every de-
scription quickly and efficiently.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-19
FITTING UP ARSENALS,
OPERATORS WILL Try TO run THE
MINES WITH NEGROES.
Many Men Attended the Strike Meet
ing Mt Fnirmont md Agreed
10 Quit work.

Fairmont. w. Va. July 1s.--Over 500
men attended the coal miners meeting
today iii the woods at Willow Tree echool
house and 3l7 of them raised their hands
when the meeting took a vote TO ascertain
how many of them were willing to como
out in the morning. The miners were chilly
at first, but got warmed up and showed
much enthusiasm and the speaker was
frequently cbecred. It was noticeable
fact that only Monongahela miners We're
in attendance. none from tho nolghboTing
collieres putting IN an appearance. Not
withdrawing that rain had been falling
and continued after the meeting began, the
miners Listened for over an hour TO the
addresses. Conservative men here think II
is only n matter OF time until the men
come out, but no important action Is oN-
pect,d until Debs speaks here tomorrow
night.
Tho company officials say If the men
strike the pits viii he filled with ltllihha
and negroes and II this action Is taken the
men say trouble may be expected 1t is
said an impromptu arsenal has been ar
ranged in the company's Office ana the
worst is expected.
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INFLrENCE or DEns.
Says He Can bring out the Men
when All Others Fail.

Cincinnati, Ohio. July is, The CONNER
cial Trihuno's special from Wheeling says:
just why 1t is so may bo II mystery to some,
but 1t is n fact nevertheless that u. V.
Dchs win be able To do more just now to-
ward bringing out the miners in the Fair
mont region than any other man.
A big meeting at Mononsahela today
demonstrated this when II local miner rot
IN and declared that ia soon as Dehs came
into the region the men would strike and
that his Influence would be greater than
I'll the offers of the operators 10 pay bonus
on coul mined. Tho sentiment was 'hecred
lnndly The organizers at work there ad-
nil that he must DO brought into the
field aud tonight 1T was announced mat
he will be ut Fulrmont on Tncsday
Tho strike sentiment 10 growing slowly
md Thursday Is the limit generally placed
upon warla
Tho placing Of guards at some mines Is
having a disqueting influence and may
make trouble.
The contest between the representatives
of the labor organization and locli IN
t.rost throughout the roSion IA terrific. but
tho gtrtkers sometimes have IN" besl oil H.
About one-half the men VIII WORK 'oihor-
row. ON tho Whcclihg ana Lake hrlc III
Tho Eastern Ohio district the operators
have about given up nope "i bu''"h
mon before. the end OF III" slrlke'
somo men came down from Mussiilon to-
dnv md ana moi like the outlook and went
home The United States marsh,ls are AL
CONC Int three and they are dong le'cc-
tive work. -, ,ra,,s want
through today and were not inoies'eo'
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NATCuFoHD SATISFIED.
says the Movement WIN Spread Thi-
Wcck-OutIooL for Success


coIrmbus o.. July iS.--Prcsidcnt Ratch-
,,iu, I'm the strike situa-
FORA 'ouas ,r,ot ssid &.
ton in an interview 10 th' ''u'""''
.1he manner In which the miners are CON
,u,,tro ,b.msoIvcs commends itself TO the
''e''"e ','.aa ,ho,, o,ecers renewed
country anu sNee '"''' ,,,,
hope and strengthens the Deiloi th"t Wv
tory Will ultimately crown their efforts
,,,r,a ,ds,orv N, Industrial strikes has
i"o N'.'' -. ..'-,.o,,,on, non
no parallel TO inc present i'o''i''"'' ''N'
uty marshals. coal and iron ponce ana Sc
cret detectives have been at work, but
,,,,,. ,r,ao,,,o ,... called IN ,ncit, tlc min
'"''' "''seNNe ''"' '''''' W -,
ers 10 acts OF la"Iesshess or oven 10 ~
sumption of work. Their presence in peace
able communities. with chip ON their
shoulder gave some cause for alarm. and
ordinarily would have caused a resort to
violence. But our miners in this instance,
pronting by the experience Of the past.
would neither cause trouble themselves
nor allow themselves to become involved
I'm trouble by tho action of others
REPORTS from the cities TO the effect
that the coal supply Is not short are only
intended TO discourage the miners. II the
coal supply is not short. why are prices
advancing? Why is coal worth a dollar
ton and even a dollar and half more
than II was two weeks ago? why arc
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TENNESSEE EXPOSITION.
Attendance During the Week Hun
In 10 ThirIN-IiXe ThOusnmd.

Nashville, Tenn. July Is.-Durins the
past week the attendance at the exposition
was up to expectations. Official figures
for the week. not including SATURDAY
show the attendance 10 have been y, i5s.
Saturdays attendance was about 1900,
making the total for the week fuzzy D.
0op. This week is expected to be Il very
stirring one and with lars" attendance
features that viii bring visitors from
distance.
Tuesday will probably be the most I'm,
portant day of the week. II is Baptist
day. and In addition to the immense at
tendance expected from all parts OF the
state. there will be 200 OF the delegates
who attended the Baptist convention III
Chattanooga last week.
The Woodmen OF the World will dedicate
their building Monday night and promise
large attendance OF members OF the
order.
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Pohr TEXAS SPECIALS.

bm by 4 D.. 5-year-o,d child was
" freight t@n and fatally in
Myo ss,,n 5-ycar-old daughter q,
b hem ers ,i iell from the plaza To the
En- no SSo,There was a loa.4 ''o Of I n'w
ar'' 1t Sold for 81 cents a
S SSdkst' q ! RslnOolt. charged with
,aHs y q manslaugifer ana si ven
lie m aaaiTf.-rhe reunion Of Con-
kpa ,,e =, were IN attendance. rom '0'O
le here, e was badly fhh 1,r, be. farm
m m |, halter with w bg becoming o ,,i
E si HM- The force engaged IN n,,,,
81, sSGmn.nyq iiS nso g. q the Postal
4 q onsny The companx af bd rs get,
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JUDGE REAGAN.
senator COITuft Snys the People Arc
Anxious tn Honor Him.

senator CoITuitt snys the People Are
Anxious tn Honor Him.
Corsicana, Texas, July Ex-senator o.
b. Colqultt OF Terrell was in the city to-
day. When approached about the candi-
dacy of Judge Reagan for governor he said
he had received some communications from
Iudee Reagan on the subject. which he
was not yet ready to make public but
would probably do 80 In few days 1t Is
evident. he added that Judge Reagan will
not this early allow the use of his name,
hut the people are anxious that he shall
ho Governor of Texas He is the tribune of
the masses, and It is but natural they want
TO honor him.
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Chattanooga. Term, Jnly h'--far'S
morning devotional services we're held IN
ali the churches carly today In conn"c-
lion with the convention OF the B1ptist
YOUNG Peoples lni0r Of Amerca a. a,,I y
O'clock the pulpits of thu city were niiea
" ~ II Hawthorne. the distinguish
ed Rap,ist divine o. Nashville, preacnel
Inc convention sermon at The AnditoIium
this afternoon u Too peopls. lis sup'ec'
"stesoiutior,s we're Adopted expreEsins
thanks that the debt OF ti9.V Of rle
Asnericon baptist Foresn Nilsson society
had been raised.
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TnounLE is PREDICTED.
Nyest virginia Operators Say They
VIII Import New Men.

Wheeling. w. Va, July N'--ihe S'''N-
ing men at Dllonyale, up the river on
the wheeling and Lake Erie ROAD na''
been notified by the management OF inc
mipes they will resume Monday morhihs
and that IL they do not intend = work.
,he,r places will be filled with OUTSIDE men.
some OF the Dlllonyale men are IN favor
Cd returning to work. but the majority are
opposed to such course.
II the company is in earnest in lie inten-
lion Of bringing In outside men. the miner
ofaciak predict trouble
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.p,,, servings. Texas July ia heaVy
,. s and raj, storm struck this town al
ve.terd,y. totally destroying the
Bartlst and Episcopal chnrches CIV ,ha
residence of T.. A. Clayton nnFo9""7
hank building and hamasins many ,,,,,o
dapces Mrs. NJ. A. Mains an, M
Mary Peevey were shocked by ish'''"e'
hut not fatally.
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Washington July 1s-Eastern Texas
Showers; cooler. southeast winds.
Western Texas and New MeXico-Show
ers: clear IN the morning. followed by
fair; cooler wea ther: variable winds.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkan-
sas-Showers in the early morning. fol-
lowed by fair; southeast winds.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Last Nights Readings.

An area of high pressure overlies the
South Atlantic States, with the highest
300 inches-at jacksonville. An area Of
low pressure Is moving in over West
Texas. The weather Is generally partly
cloudy to cloudy throughout the country.
Excessive rain il reported from Nicks-
burg. n good shower from Memphis and
light showers at Jacksonville, Dodge City.
Oklahoma and Abilene.
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Chicago. July 1s.-All unions affiliated
with the Chicago Federation Of Labor will
contribute to the miners relief. At meet
ing OF the Federation this afternoon W. p.
DeArmitt and his plan OF true uniformity
were severely condemned.
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Gins. work. win Rc.uuuc.

Millville. n. j.. July lS.News was re-
ceived tonight from Director George f..
Brannin of the Glass Workers association
that the manufacturers have accepted the
same wage schedule ms last year. This
means an early resumption OF the green
glass factories throughout the country.
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o.. A,,emp,ed Pnrricide.

Mayahachie. Texas, July ls,"'' D tans i
shear, a nagro. was arrested ana , ,ar
here late yeste, day afternoon py ~, IN.
Nunn rpor charge OF sas-ul' w ,,',s. ,n
Ter, 10 nun der his own father IN hu''es0n
COMFY.
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to honor him.
AN INDIAN PLAN.
proposc for the Government Z" b"v
Thcir Land and They VIII Move

Antlers. l. T., July 1S.-The choc'aw-
cbickasaw marty has proposed TO treat with
,ho now.s commission provided the United
states government will buy all OF 'n'
cbootaw and Chickasaw land outright
They will then form colony 80 mo
Mexico, buy lot of land from Mexico "n"
have ,ho;r own laws. They say whl'e
man shall not move among them. ,. I'm.
'''T The mi bloGds are very favorabiy I'M
messed with the move
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T0DAY's FORECAST.

REUTH. Germany-The "Parsifai"
nanees under direction OF Anton
beg-n today.
fALo. \ Y.--1'he annual conv en-
p the Theatrical Stage Employe s'
auoh oil America VIII begin today.
LADELFhlA-The National Retail
aSsociat ton of the United states
vm rs nitt annual convention at
'~' Sad'.ldc here today and tomor-
TLAND, ore,-The Mount ST. Elias
us expedition organized bv the Ma
Siub Of Climbers of this city is
ea 70 leave this city for Alaska to-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alger. Sem
es go. anu Probably Senator Allison
MI nefe today for Spirit Lake,
tbe IL seefu,ary Algcr VIII adj
Il" s, low Gfand Army posts at their
"a 10 TSphoht' Secretary Alger VIII
on!es. ~ '''e'" monument
sfEVuAH, l. Tho chief of IN.
ai,,,N Nation has issued a proclama-
I'll loT a special SESSION of the
tb rou,ioll tomorrow, This ac, On is
re unsettled condition of affairs
ssIon un Of the visit OF the DAVIS
nnrnr ann the provisions of the IN
ks ahausSl blu recently passed by
"''i'si''he the tribal courts.
skA. Kan. -commandcr rotk,r Of
asia. a, X. has issued an order
ay ard asked every most i n M No
n, nI'a special meeting ton'ght ia
ms Old amy nurse. that he,n.,
er Ri o, anniversary Of her hirtn'
OF han n Re IL now living al tho
"e' so'i' in Bunker hin, III 5
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behalf will endcar them 10 all lovers Of
fairness and establish for the miners, with
their efforts, a living rate of wages"
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observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at s D. M. 18th meridian
time.
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Dick Downing camp after the confeier-
ate Home
Meeting of Spirituallsts at Bryan hall.
Rev. l.. ID. Ianikin talks for a spiritual
back bone in his sermon at rhe First Bap-
list church.
A native Turk discourses of life In Ar
menia,
The sharks getting ready for their bas-
ket picnic
Tonighis meeting of the city council
" Ill be Interesting.
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The steamship lines have reduced the
rate on FIRST second and th'rd-cla4s freight
from New York 10 Galveston TO 10 cents
per hundred. Houston takes the dineren-
tial higher. The cut is effective today.
A dispatch from New York says that the
committee OF railroad representatives. ap-
pointed from the st. Louis meeting to
confer with the steamship Ines with ref
erence TO the rate war will encounter
chilly deal In Gotham. The steamship
people say this Is their fight and respect
fully request the railroads to keep out
Of 1t.
The situation as It appears In Calves
ton.
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Tho Transmisslssippi congress adopted
resolutions advocating the free coinage OF
silver.
chectaw-Ch clasaw party proposes >snt
the government buy their land outright
and they viii move 10 Mexico.
Government statement shows United
States buys all of Iiawai.'s products but
only sells three-fourths of what the
islands use
Republicans eXpec, TO rush the tarin
bill through both houses in a week, two
davs given for debate in the house.
Banker Belmon, says he believes Eng
land VIII concudo TO stick to the single
standard even though there be dostttution
in India.
Thirtyfive thousand people attended the
Tennessee exposition last week.
Former consul general to Hawaii says
the Job lot political diplomacy OF the add
minist,ntion is an incentive to japan.
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rLAND; ore.-The Mount ST. Elias
sNpedNon organized by the Ma
S.up Of Climbers of this city is
ea 10 leave this city for Alaska to-
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nee Counsy Gardeners.
BeeyiIle. Texas. July 1a-sTne eeroehe's
- m coaantv - hNrq x2gl4<QHx 4y24iH9
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Labor.
There is likely to be trouble In the Pitts
burg district. as 1000 strikers will start out
to close mines In operation. The women
are taking the matter in hand and are
urging the men that 1t is better to fight
than starve.
outlook for trouble at Dillonvale, w. Va,
II the operators try 10 bring in OUTSIDE
snen.
Men at Falrmont. w va, agreed 10 quit
this morning, Operators say they will re-
place strikers With negroes and Italians
and are ft,ing up arsenals in preparation
for trouble.
Ratchford says he Is satisfied with the
outlook: the movement Will spread this
week. thinks the outlook for success is
very bright.
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TODRT'S FEATURES.

An interview with Colonel Robert, pros
ident Of the board of survey of Buffalo
bayou; page 6.
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(LADELflilA-The National Retail
III, aSsocis ton of the United states
fon Us nth annual convention at
P'Vei cadillac here today and tomor-
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Sport.

Austin s. Houston .; San Antonio 4, Gal
weston 6; Waco 7. Fort Worth 10; Paris 1,
Dallas ..
y plan on foot to revive interest In bill
lizards.
Fitzsimmons whipped black bear,
knocking it ont with two right handlers.
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STATE.
Texas social and personal notes.
Galveston labor unions organized q per
manent Labor Day celebration associa-
ton.
Galveston Will grant a franchise to the
Houston and Galveston electric line.
Rain reports from North and North
Central Texas.
The real work at the San Antonio drill
Will begin today.
Gossp anent the aspirants to succeed
Savers N congress.
Senator Colquitt says the people are
anxious TO honor Judge Reagan.
T. Hin found dead in a San Antonio
hotel.
A large number of Free Methodists are
at the holiness camp meeting near Dallas.
WIND and rain storm did damage at Big
Springs.
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(REUTH, Germany-The "Parsifai"
nances under direction OF Anton
pegn today.
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(FAi,o. \ Y.-rhe annual conven-
~ sne Iheatrical Stage Employees
!A1'n OIL america VIII begin today.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-27
A REAL KLOND IKER.
Us stops In Lincoln and Tells About the
New Eldorado.

Klondike gold and a Klondike miner
held ar informal levee at the Capital
hotel, Lincoln, last Sunday and more
solid facts about the region were OBJ
tanned han in the stories Of the Pa
cifc coast correspondents. The miner
was William Billings, for twenty-five
years a resident of Falls City, Neb.,
and for the past three years a resident
of Alaska. lie arrived here Saturday
Oh his way to see his wife at Falls City
He is not q millionaire, but he says he
and his partner brought out about
$4,000 in dust and they have six claims
located, three quartz lodes and three
placers, that are rich and from which
they expect to take out much gold
next year.
The phrase that was ~oftenest on Mr..
Billings lips Sunday, and he came
back to 1t again and again, was
tongue can't tell the lardships that a
man endures Up there" He also re-
marked Il wouldn't spend another
winter in Alaska without | was with "a
crowd for all the gold in the territory"
Last winter he and his partner spent
u loItN ltti vi SuOW, tWtlNc miles
from another soul and four months
without seeing another human face.
This partner was II. II. Herman OF
Chicago, who arrived in Lincoln a few
days later.
You ought to be chums," suggested
one nearer.
''Well l guess we are" responded
Mr.. Billings.
Asttlat did pn, do oil ,,yipk,,p''
walked back and forth in the cab
in, read n little, cooked and ate a little
and slept a little. No, we didn't play
cards INV, for we didn't have any
cards. Never thought of cards when
we started. We had a tunnel out to
the open air which we kept open, but
there was forty feet Of snow over us.
There wasn't any door to our cabin,
but we kept warm by burning wood
rather carefully. for we had to go to
the side hills for it, and after the snow
came there vas danger Of bringing 1t
buried in that way.
IF n man really wants to 90 to
Alaska, he should wait till next spring
and take the first boat up next April.
He should have provisions for two
years and money enough to get back
on. Get over the pass just as soon as
the snow starts to melt away. There
will be patches of snow packed so you
can get across them. After the claim
is located. the summer from May till
August can be put in getting ready to
work it. and fixing for the long winter.
1t takes one seasons work to get a
claim in fix for work. Then when the
water begins to com down in the fol-
lowing spring, start in and clean up
to bed rock. And when it gets Au.
gust 1 you just hike out Of there.
Don't say it's a fair day today and I'll
go tomorrow. It's that season of the
year when the snow comes and you
don't want to get caught by it,"
Mr.. Billings left the upper Yukon
June 10. He says he saw men rushing
20 klondike all the way from Dawson
City to Juneau. He believes this route
will be strewn with bleaching bones
by sprinr.
He says the water from the eternal
SHOWS on top of the mountains supplies
the streams INT makes placer mining
possible in the three months when
everything isn't frozen up.