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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24
name. .t Lakeside Last Night.

The virginia German Club had dance
at Lakeside Park last night, and the
rorns,chore until 4. NJ. when. after
nartaking OF refreshments. served IN
Mine Host Felix Smiths Jest style, they
returned to the city In buses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24
Can Get Transfers To-day.

Democratic voters who have moved
from one ward or precinct of the city into
another, and have not gotten their trans
fers. can secure transfers to-day by APP
plying to the registrars Of the precincts
from which they moved. The registrars
are supposed 10 remain at their respective
polling places throughout the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24
JOHNNY REBs HOME TODAY.
They Play the NOrfoiLs AZ Br0nd-
Street Park This Afternoon.

The Richmond team. after ten-days
ZIP. will return here this morning, WIN
several scalps hanging from Their belts
ihey come from Norfolk. where tney
nave wrestsd two out Of the three games
rom Billy Smiths lads, and the Brooms
come along VIII Ihem for three more
NTl. ~ y.rs~oon will not COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24
READING LOST.
Lucid Was Not in COndidon-An
Ensy Victory.

READING. PA. June 2S.-(Special)-
Paterson had Reading completely at its
mercy to-day. Lucid, who was in the box
for Reading, was not in condition. The
visitors literally played with Reading.
The ecOre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24

12345 7SS
Norfolk .-...-.... .........O O 2O00 o o 2
Richmond ........ ........0OO4 - s
summary: Earned runs-Norfolk, j.;
~ tmond. l. TwO-base hits-kain ~,
.'iar.an. Hargrove, and Smith. Sacrifice
Kahn and Weddige. Stolen base
Wells. Left on Norfolk 8; Rich
mtud 4 struck out-By Newton. 8: by
stmmel 2 First base on balls-On New
l)n. on Stmmel. ]. Passed ball-Fos-
,tr Dmpro-Mr Corlin. Time OF game
! lour and 40 minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Two-base hits-Wagner, Hardesty Irove'
ZONES and Rarckley. Three~Dase mus
Ifar,,csfy. Wagner. and Jones. Home
run~Smith. Sacrifice hit-Gallagher:
stolen bases-Slater 90 and Spratt; Leit
on bases-Reading. 10; Paterson, g. struck
o,,,NRv Lucid, /: by Jones. !. Double
,iay I<eister and Touhey. First base on
b"iis-OT Lucid, 2; off Jones. 2. Hit by
,,tcher-Spratt and Minnehan; Wild
n;tcb-I.ucid Passed ball-Vestake. I'M
,n,ire-Mr. Belts. Time OF game-2 hours
ana % minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24
SENATOR'S WIN AGAIN.
Heavy Hitting Does the Work for
Them.

WASHINGTON. June @uHeayy MT
tins again won the day for WASHINGTON
hnt while the senators batted well. seve-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24
SCORE BY INNINGS.

I234567S9
Newark -. ...........2 3O0O03|-9
Hartford ........ ..........OO 5000 0 o.
Summary. Earned runs-Newark, 2;
Hartford l. Three-base hits-Cassdy
and Daley CO. Sacrifice hit-A RotnIuss.
stolen bases-Doherty and Sheahan. Left
on bases-Hartford, 4; Newark. .. Struck
out-Hartford 9. Double play-Cassidy
and J. Rothfuss. First base on errors
Hartford. 2: Newark. g. First base on
balls-On Cogan .; off Fry, D. Umpire
Mir. Snyder. Time Of game-1 hour and 90
minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. JUNE q. 1897.
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. NQyfo1k.
mercha ndise and passengers: Nfgn11&
Navigation Company
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE ~
(By telegraph.) %
SAILED.
Schooner Lucinda Susson. Portland. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-24
NORFOLK.


Jidls ........... .........D II - 10
.----ll on LII hY hatted ball.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
Election Proclamation.

I, L. N. Cox, mayor Of the City OF
Wichita, by virtue OF the power vested
IN me by law. do hereby make proclama-
ton 10 the qualified electors Of sad CITY
o. Wichita that there VII be held on
Tuesday, April 9th. A. d. 1897, an cleo
ton FOR the purpose Of electing the fol-
lowing officers. to-xit:
One Mayor in place OF l. NJ Cox, term
expires April 18th.
One City Clerk in place OF c. s. Smith,
term expires May 18th.
One City Attorney in place OF Geo. W.
Adams. term expires May 18th.
One City Treasurer in place Of F-nlay
Ross, term expires May 18th
One member OF the City Council for
each ward and one member OF the Board
% Education from each ward.
Also three go Justices OF the Peace
and three 81 Consta5les-
Done a; Wichita, Kansas, his 18th
day OF March, A. D. 1897.
L. ". cox. Mayor.
Attest: c. S. SMITH. City Clerk.
Ie3-tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

Auction pools or cry election VII be
scld Monday nigh; al - East Douglas.
lS-I: EHAS NEIL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
CAMEL COAL.

The best CRATE coal ii the world; e.
pecially adapted FOR early spring wealth
er. Price very low. Phone 1s3. Yard,
ID Wes- Douglas avenue.
120-1t SCHWARTZ BROS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

Mss Ia Williams. az the New YORK
Dress-c1ttng sca5oi. has arrtT = from
New YORK and o-hs- eastern cites. ard
III - glad 20 see her customers. pups
and friends VINO az inierescsd IN pretty
ard stylish drsssss- Sas = prepared .
slye them the ia1ssc sty,es. 18th 81 F'sezca
ard American design At ae- dres--rEaiS-
iag psrl1rs. roaEn= -. -. a. *, Z-naa-riy
on. ding. Wichita. Kzlszz 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
adxice To Nin,hrr.

Mrs. wins.ow's Soo;hlg Syrup
shoulz always be used FOR children
.eethlng. Il soo:hss the child. sotisns
the gums. sllsys al pan. cures wind
colo. and is the bssi remedy for dla--
rhosa- Twenty-Five csuts e bS,ils.
Used ~ millions OF mothers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
Exchange Stables.

Exchange Stables al Orlando and
Saltwater. Make a specially o: carry
ing passengers between these points
Also do a general livery business. TFav-
cling mems patronage solicited.
SHIVELY, VAN WYKE & SHIVELY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

Auction poo.s OF city eiecigl ziT e
sold Monday nigh: az 81 East D5Uz.ss.
Is0-Ic CHAS VEIL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

TIE Bee Hive aes sfgIs win sel yga
4 SUI bonEs, ~ &c. - y. Nan st-sst-
I-s-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

Mrs. Louise Henderson and Miss Ida
Hagan nave moved Their parior mil
linery and dress making rooms TO ia y.
Main, over Inness & Ross dry goods
store, and are now prepared 10 show
TIE ladies all the spring styles in dresses
and hats lis-2l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

wanted-Every lady % know that ne
Bee Hive new store VIII sell you. Mon
day, Fosters kid gloves d: s>c per pair.
"a y. Main street. I2o-,t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

IFy IN vast Toar zTzTe keTt IN ORDER -
god - "a .. E-411 5e.css saz CO
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
kLON Dix
BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN
Trading & Exploration Company,
canit,l &, 600 ono Shares. 81 each.
ruI maid Non-Assessable.
or WHICH 100000 SHARES ARE OFFERED
AT PAR. Sl0O.

GENERAL OFFICES:
c3 ana Gj Wall ST.. New York city.
Dawson city. Northwest Territory Alaska.
BANKERS
Wells Fargo & co.. New York city.
Tradesmons National Bank. New York CITY
REGISTRAR OF STOCK;
The Enickerbocker Trust CO.. New York CITY.
CHIEF CONSULTING ENGINEER:
Frederick Gleason Corning s5 Wall St. New York
This company has been formed TO explore develop
and mining mercantile and financial business IN IN
valuable mines it will own and operate its own
To- Ply between the ocesn ana Dawson ny yaniagsous
traders furnishing supplies 70 the various
"nIs Ss 'rs ppshaa sa from Mr A. F. ron@onser so o,
Dawson c ESrhTS nrdc,ar m Assa wno his entire
este in his gold paces agsregsng 100 iee s on b
estate holdings for and dock purposes on the
river 'front.' and other city los in Dswson cy yaars in
Yukon country being engaged as feighte trader ana
pG an and Is ,Tnnpass nnDs e Of the Tlondke gold fields
The mines now being worked under the aD
under m e new n a,n If 500 c @ psr week is
exploration and pspecns parties to 1cs Snnn an IN IN
its property.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
Gen. b. NJ. whitlock President Safety Wire and Cable
Hon c'has + oFerrnn First Vice President, Governor
Of Virginia. Richmond Va. ~ W.. n..a,s,,,
j. ". WOodsile second Vice President, wee iresihen0
Stewart Ralph SNUFF Co.. Philadelphia.
A T. Ir6nmonger sola. Managing Director Daweon
Ci,v Alaska.
r W Timpson Nassau News Company New York
Hon. VIM. \. Beach. Of Hancock Beach Devine'
HON j. + connolly rre.surr excomp,SlIsr Of City
Theodore Hen'an. Of SellPsberg Co.. Bankers wall
st. New York city.
t'has. ". Vines. Attorney.
Subscriptions the capital stock ~ the company al
mar AZ 81 ~ pcr share will he received a the Of
nee. Of the company and ~ Wall New York. by
r. F. Connolly Treasurer. and money may be sent by
express expense.
THE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE.
Mills Building. Wall St. New York city.
prospectus and further information furnished by Alex.
A. Arthur. Secretary on Application
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

vEsRoRs 81
the YUKON TRADING. MINING AND
EXPLORATION COMPANY, Limited. and
as purely a business proposition, would ask for
same your careful consideration.
II is proposed by this conn any to send out
the most thoroughly equipped expedition which
has yet left for the Klondike composed OF none
but experienced miners accustomed to the hard
sbips of rough mining camps. These men Will
be under the direct control Of F. Eugene Glad
win who has had a large and varied expert
ence i'm the working Of mines and developing
mining properties. and who for the last two
years has had entire charge Of a group OF mines
in Kern County. California. in which the OIL
GERS Of this corporation are largely Interested
These miners go under contract which pro-
v!des that the company shall own hfty-one per
cent Of all the claims located by them in con-
sideraton for their free transportation and the
necessary supplies furnished for their existence
The company will acquire further properties Dy
purchase. option. location or otherwise, ana
with that end in view George NJ. Belden sailed
on the steamer Cleveland on Aug. 9th. for st
Michaels en- route for Dawson City. where he
will bond large number Of claims to be taken
over by us as approved by our board Of en-
gineers.
We have secured a large steamer capable OF
carrying 1900 tons, dead weight. and IT is pro.
posed to take full cargo Of provisions and
miners supplies over and above the actual
amount required for own expedition. with
these trading posts will be established under
the personal supervision OF W. i. Crlswel VINO
has long been connected with commercial in
terests in Alaska and on the Pacific Coast
1t is expected that this commercial feature or
our business alone will yield profit many
times over the cost Of our investment. leaving
the profits from our mining ventures az all clear
gain and believe for every thousand dollars
invested mary thoucands will be returned.
The promoters OF this company having faith
in their enterprise do not ask you to pay S1.W
per share for your stock in order TO provide them
with large amount at cost TO themselves
neither do the directors absorb a large proper
tion Of the receipts OF the company in salaries
UNDER OUR PLAN ALL STAND on An Equal
BASIS. NO STOCK BEING SET ASIDE FOR An
OFFICER OR DIRECTOR EXCEPT AS 1T Is
SUBSCRIBED AND PAID FOR THE SAME As
BY EVERY OTHER SHAREHOLDER.
THE DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS ARE TO
RECEIVE NO SALARIES UNTIL VOTED BY
THE SHAREHOLDERS. AND THEY HAVE
SUBSCRIBED AND PAID FOR 2OO.OOO SHARES.
Subscription books are nov open at the Offices
OF the company.
II Wall ST. New York City
:Ii1 Equitable Building. Baltimore.
401 Chan,bc Of Commerce Rochester. y. Y.
93l Splitter Building. Toledo Ohio.
Applications may be made by mail to any ot
our offices. accompanied by check or Post Once
order for the nunll er Of shares desired but no
certificate for less thar forty shares will be is
sued
YUKON TRADING. MINING AND EN-
PLORATION co. LTD
Correspondence solicited.
Personal interviews invited.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Companies

N ysw n, the recent legislation providing for the re-
dIctlon OF the price OF in the City OF New 1ork II
hs .anes 10 many advisable 10 unite the
-onsres and interests Of the companies. Such an
association Of will enable the management 70 IN
roduce many economies and to compete more eh'c''e
with the larger gas companies 1t will also enable peter
e-vcc TO be rendered the public. II is therefore, pre-
posed form corporation. and TO exchange '"e
shares present companies for new securities az may
be hereafter determined The undersigned Will act as de-
posary OF the .oca Q, companies. certificates for
which must indorsed blank and deposited Win H.
and certificates OF deposit will be Issued.
II more twothirds Of the shares OF the respective
companies are deposited with the undersigned before sep
tember l. 1897 other date limited by the undersigned
It has that plan OF reorganization shali oe
formulated and published within thirty days theeaer'
II wothrds OF both companies are not SO
deposited the certificates are 10 be returned 10
posors 1t has further that dePositins
shareholder dissatisfied with the allotment OF new Sc
cures under such plan. when published will be en'ea'
at his option. 10 he paid In cash follows:
ub For each share (par x1OOD OF
The Equitable Gas Light Com
pany NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... .S<oo III cas"
a. For each share tpar &1OO) or
the Preferred stock of The
New York and East River Gas
Company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SID In cash
(3o For each share (par $1OO
of the Common stock of The
New York and Enst River Gas
Company ........................ $50 In cash
syndicate formed 10 provide the funds neces-
for the stock OF oeposi'i'E sa'e''iS WIN
may assent TO plan.
II holders Of issued by undersigned Do not
within the nrst publication Of ocice OF
plan publication 20 be In the New fofk
Times and New York Tribune. or In any TWO papers
general circulation published in the City Of New YORK;
Of their election TO sell TOT cash
above they will then be deemed 10 have assented 10
provisions u the plan and OF the agree
men 0. reorganization fully signing the same
the Undersigned will then deposit said certihcates
OHSfi sew sDiS YoRk' Fxn juiy I"H @Ft'f'' e. 1877
Central Trust Company of New York.
DcpOsitdru.
Referring It's circular of July 10th 1891 the under
signed request holders II stock Of both OF the
above Companies. hereby extends and limits the time
for q stock Of said Companies until the lst
day q October 1897.
Dated NEW YORK Angus. 26,h. 1891
Central Trust Company of New York,
Dcp0sif0ry.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
WHEAT AND CORN

continue attract great speculative attention. not only
the operator who buys sell AT an advance but
foreign buyers ami tho mlllers at home VINO
must grain supply the demand TO actual con
Present prices Yet. considering conditions and
bnyng will return good percentage 10 purchasers
I'm the future. II has In the past.
Write or call for our 400 PAGE SECURITY MANUAL"
conceded by Banks the Press. and Boards of Trade
throughout country be the condensed and
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Corporations shares listed the principal
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which ls invaluable business generally II enables
any money keeping the principal intact. and
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ISSUED GRATIS AND MAILED FREE
STOCKS. BONDS GRAIN
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bought and sid tor cash margin OF to per
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DETERMINING THE FINANCIAL RESPONSE
BIIITY OF THE FIRM WITH WHICH YOU
DEAL IS As IMPORTANT AS SELECTING THE
RIGHT STOCKS
New YORK Boston. and Philadelphia National Bank Ref
crences Furnished.
Twenty years experience. largest clientele most com
modous offices brokerage service
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

STRONG
BUSINESS SITUATION
ATTRACTING BUYERS.

The present markets the strongest foundatoh'
Earnings guide 70 the value OF secu'es'
Railroad traffic from now viii break all records
Grain and Merchandise are moving In enormous FoueS
al profitable The purchasing power Of the people
has doubled. Profits will be made by participating In the
business prosperity Of the To have an interest
in the market is way share in such pros
pery.
INDICATIONS ARE THAT STOCKS HAVE AGAIN
STARTED on ANOTHER AND MORE PRONOt Need
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

STEAMBOATS,
9TOEY1MGTO G0Ey[s
For sonng,on Narraganset, Pier Watch IIi, Boston,
all points steamers Maine AMI w-Hamp-
shire Leave Pier 80. y r.. one block above canilst.
Week Days only a,s p NJ
G0ORWy0GM l0ElG
For New London. Watch Hill Block Island and Eastern
Resorts also Worcester and North ~ Boston and East
steame city Lowell city Of Worcester leaves Per 40
7. NJ Orchestra on each. Rates 10 block ISLAND re-
FALL R1W(E[R l0ESE
For Newport, Fail River. Boston, Marhas Vineyard.
Nantucket Cape Cod. and all Eastern sni Northern
Mountain Inland and seashore points. Steamers Prs
ella and Puritan Fine orchestra each.
SUNDAYS a, 80 p NJ
PROWl[DEMGE l0Ey[g
For Providence direct Boston ard all Inland and seashore
Resorts East ard North thereof Steamers Pilgrim
and Plymouth Orchestra each. Leave Pier 3s y r..
one block above clnaist. Week Days only. $50 p II.
LONG ISLAND AND BLOCK ISLAND,
FOR ORIENT leave New York daily EXCEPT sun
SHELTER ISLAND. days at 5 p NJ SATURDAYS az I
GREENPORr. lP NJ. from Pier 40 T. r. Pike
S0UTHOf.D Slip. Saturdays Boat does not 60 %
SAG HARBOR Block Island. and Tuesdays Thurs.
AND days and Saturdays Boat does not
BLOCK ISLAND. 60 Southold
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

SCHOOL BONDS of the cry OF i"nkers
~ issued the Board 4 Edu'stion sealed proposals
invited all part or SlO1ND zig per cent
bonds interest PAYABLE April and October ls
There VIII II b0rds 5000 each. payable each
war commencing April si. 1856 and ending April st.
1919 issued In conformity with the pro
visions of section o6 Laws Of sS and Chapter - Of
of 1894 also with resolutions passed hy the
Council July o. 1897. and August -. lSJi.
The right reject part or all bids.
which will b. opened in the Board Room High school
Building Tuesday. September 7h. 1897. az o'clock
T. NJ
Bonds will be dated August I. 1897 and bids must in
tie accrued date Of delivery The bonds
will b" ready for delivery al the office of the Board Of
Education Al O'Clock \. NJ Friday september 10th.
1897 and mus, he paid for by certified check the order
II the Treasurer ~ the city II Yonkers.
Proposals he accompanied hy certified check FOR
=, Of the amount bid for. and ndorscd Proposals for
School Bends and addressed to-
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Board OF Education.
lonkers ~ !.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE kOOTENAY-CARIBOO
Mining and Investment. Company, Ltd.
INCORPORATED G7PERAD
cOLUnBA
Authorized Capital, $2,50O,OOO
NONASSESSABLE
Off GERS.
President prvy Cmnanr NJ
Vice. rcshnt ESQ YokeaN
End Vice Pi LII Trrto
Managing -
rrtar TrntoG Gene
Esq r.
DIREC TORS.

col. THOS f.. SLOAN. Treasurer National Express
Company New York. y. Y.
MAJOR THOMAS BEATTIE. VI. r.. Capitalist. London.
HON. JOSEPH ROYAI. ex Lieut.. Gov Northwest Ter
rltory. Montreal, Que
W. J. IIAMBIY ESD Man. mir. Canadian Savings Loan
and Building Asso.. Toronto. ont.
ALBERT r. sTEARNs. Esq. Appraiser Port OF Boston.
Boston Mass
A. H. MOORE ESD NJ f.. Merchant. Magog Que
d. \. ROSE r:sq Publisher Toronto. Ont.
This company has been able through its extensive a
best advantage in tho Yukon district and is In po
utilize the opportunities afforded In the rich region
the Mining Industry. -
Tho company Incorporated in March 1897. for
Kootenav district British Columbia thro
tri Northwest Territory. and was fully advised n adv
upper Yukon legior.
The repres"r ,ative of company tho Klondke dl
claims rights have already been secured for the com
Of experienced prpspecors in charge OK mining
panys private inorm,ton regarding TIE richness o OF
and addition the companys special engineer accom-
scientific exploration Is now on the way by special steam
and ~ opening up the new region .ocatng low
facilities. The chief representative OF the company
Kl0ndke region where he will charge of the com
In kooensy district the company owns nump
pmanche. and has secured ana is
railway the Dominion Government ana large
and mining claims gold copper. silver. lead etc
In order additional capital for the extens
capital offered for pubic subscription.
Suhs ptiOns wi bn
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

JAMES RICE. late Secretary State Of Colorado wA
SHAW capitalist. Chicago: T.. ". TlTCOMB Vice Pre-"
and General Manager Eastman Fruit Dispatch Co
II. c. FASH. member Maritime Exchange, New forh
GEO W. MORGAN. Circle CITY, Alaska.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
Gitn 6otels.
TTEE lMMGMNE1, ,

oiH ANENlE AMI J-D
Most exclusive fami! hot "a the city. Choce apart
ments. Cuisine and .srVice
Fifteenth season begins september 10Th.
II. c. SHANNON. Manager
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
DIRECTORS.

sNW Hn0fe0 are now OueTeo boE
par.
JAMES RICE. late Secretary State Of Colorado; WIN.
SHAW. capitalist Chicago; L. ". TiTcOMB. Vice Pres''
dent General Manager Eastman Fruit Dispatch Co;
II. c. FASH member Maritime Exchange. New Yorh;
GEO W. MORGAN. Circle CITY, Alarka.
ADVISORY BOARD
GEN GEO II. FORD President Chamber OF Cornmeros
and Director Merchants Bank. New Haven. Conn; Hon.
/. n. WAKEFIELD. Associate Justice First District
Court. South Framingham Mass; Hon O. O. RICK
MOND. late President Court Of Appeals Denver Col:
$. @. UPDEGRAF. late Treasurer Isycoming County.
wnliamsport. Penn. sAMtEI. NJ BRYAN. President
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.. Washington
D. C.; DR.. r. G. FISHER 1921 Michigan Ave. chicago
ILL.,: r. A. HUFFMAN Detroit. Mich; NJ G. B. SWIFT
Attorney Law Fail River Mase.
THE BUSINESS OF THE ALAsKAKLONDyKE
GOLD MINING COMPANY will be 10 line NJ
the yukon River and between SEATTLE and
the different ports % Alaska open supply at the
different camps. do general TRANSPORTATION. CON-
MERCIAI. AMI BANKING BUSINESS. and. In addition
DEAL IN MINING CLAIMS and WORK THE MINES
ALREADY OWNED and that may hereafter be acquired
by the company
Mr. George W. Morgan. Superintendent. has been
the Yukon FOR the pas, year the interest
OF this company. Therefore. not asking one
to contribute To project unplannei but 70 one thor
oughy ma,ured This company with able aids,
eneve knowledge. and Is certain 20 be-
come one Of tie richest companies operating Alaska
our President takes pleasure IN referring 10 tho
following list OF references:
JAMES f. DEWEY. Mills & CO.. Bankers Detroit.
Mich: LOUIS G. TETARD. Comrnissione- Worlds Fair
from Mexico. THE Rookery" Chicago H. Senator r.
NJ. TELLER. Ct Colorado JOHN sAFROTH. Representa-
tive 10 Congress Colorado j. ". BELL. Representative
10 Congress Colorado: c. G. CLEMENT Washington
Trust co. Building Washington. D. C.: JOSEPH e.
HELM. ex-Chicf Justice Of Colorado: CHARLES n.
HAYT. Chief Justice OF Colorado: 9. r. AATGHAN 2io
Times-Terad. Chicago. ILL.,: MAURICE JOYCE Electro
Picture. Vast & 4 I
LAMBERT. owner and Editor chieftan. Pueblo CDi;
GEO T.. Dt RFEE Wholesale Grocer Fail River Mass:
$. l.. HILLEGHMAN. Tax Agent NJ. =. r. r.. - Louis.
Mo
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
Financial.
ALASKA.KL0NDYK
GOLD MINING co.

Capital stock, 5OO.OOO shares Of $1,000 eac"'
fully paid and nOn-assessabIe. OF when 1""'~
900 shares are now offered for subscriptios
n unP.