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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

treatment extended 10 them by the Cana
dian people and officials. II a Canadian
entering the United States WAS as sure Of
az fair treatment as an American is In th..
Yukon district ne could not be persuaded,
to nEtilgn the officials
In conclusion Mai Walsh took occasion
TO refer 10 the newspapers. saving:
II IS the reports of these people which
the papers, from Skagway 10 San Fran
cisco. use II vi!ify officials OF the Yukon
district. IL Is not right. and why vnur
papers show a desire 10 do so W. cann(t
understand. unless i; IS your hatred Of our
nationality. YET we give your f,eof,ie all
the privileges Of subjects No other peo~
PIE but Britons would stand the abuse
WoicA We nave stood fr0m you and hermit
YOU 10 continue 10 enjoy the PRIVILEGES
ana reap the benefits given YOU hv us
There are many good people amongst the
population. men we want 10 keep with Ms
and Tor them we tolerate this unfair
ness If y were not for these men / would
b" glad 80 sec law passed by which for
eigners w02ld be refused the privilege o.
taking up claims IN tie district"
Mai Walsh Is enthusiasts over the vic
tory OF the United States in the war witt
Spain, ana talked In an entertaining man
mar about h!s experience on the frontier
when Gen Nelson \. Miles and he wcrt
opposite II each other.
In lS7S and 1879 Mai Walsh and Gen.
Miles ma on the Canadian and United
states boundary lire. and in the latter
year Mai Walsh accepted the surrender
of the Sioux Indians Mai Walsh Was IN
retirement when called - Alaska. ana he
now states that he would rot accept an
other government position II The salary
attached - It vas 5000 per year. H.
LEFT yesterday afternoon for Chicago. and
rom there Will 40 70 Ottawa acCornpani.
~ his private secretary. DufTertna PEI
faii9. II submit his report ana recomrnen-
cations jo ;he British government.
D} K fine passenger steamer Ro~sllc
leaves sor Skseway. Dyea and way ports
on "Wednesday morning a; "a o'c.ock Alas
~ Steamship CO. corner f'.rst avenue ana
YeSter
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they .hink-the right 20 speak for the pop
ulation Of ths district OF five different
PARTIES who tried 30 have themselves
acknowledged as the representatives OF the
MIXERS committee, but one had any au-
fhority for It's action. That coEnnlst nee was
appointed By miners meeting TO draft
petition 10 the government. asking for
amendments 10 the mining regulations.
and was recognized and its petition ac
copied.
The population which has occupied the
streets ard Ieyee OF Dawson must either
move ont and prospect new territory or
leave the district. / think they will leave
the district, and il will De a good thing for
the district when they do SO. They com
plain of rot beng able 10 find locations,
that the whole district IS staked, &c. When
they ara told t1at the whole district IS
open fifty males from Dawson waiting for
them 90 go and prospect, that Dawson *
an old camp and had been visited ~ 9.1.o
people before they came 80 II, and thar
they might as we'll go 10 New York with
the expectation OF finding a vacant lot Oh
Broadway. as 10 hope to get a claim IN
the klonsike district, they have nothing TO
say. do not think these men ara friendly
with the hard work which is 20 he per-
formed in the Yukon district to make iv-
ing or 10 secure a fortune. They must find
some excuse for their failure and they
drop upon tho officials or the mining regu-
sauonS.
1.-THE district in the vicinity of Dawson
is overpopulated b. about 10 90 people. and
as l have said before. they must either
move TO new creeks or leave the district.
Poor Annreeaakio.
From what We iearn l.~-- ne coast pa
pers the foreign population OF Dawson
have poor appreciation Of the fair and just
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OUTPUT of the Klondike Fully Up
to Expectations.
SEASONS GOLD, $4,000. 900.
NAT walsh Reveals Many Things
Rega riding the kfondfHc Hef~'"-
fore Inknown-storieso ct Official
Corruption Wroa&-Au COM
= u,sint. Are Made by Gniam-
ffy HowIers-Taik for Uncle sam.

Information regarding the Rlondiae ard
ether districts % ALASKA. which Aas neE'er
before appeared 81 pabllc print, was OBJ
ss.nazs BIZ a E'oat-fnted.Igeiacer reporter.
WHO was accorded Two aoG:a aAll%f.t@
WIKI MAJ j NJ Walsh. ex~fz,fstri-ssaos'er
of tfs- Yssacrs district. who arrived In seat
saa At z o'es1ck yesterday morning Ga the
k>n-Yer Foealae Mai. Walsh was Aeert at
a..s rooms al tae Hotel Butler yesterday
-ucserr1on by the reporter ard during the
course Of the interview he made the first
es,iu1ass os the SEASONS output since ieaf-
1na Dawsgr. He also made al estimate OF
v1la next s.asor's output and made sss;~
sageaut str; srTsssA regarding probable
changes ;n the lava governing she royal
4.sx sssaased by the Canadian government.
This season's output. Mai. Walsh said, Will
sureiy reucsr ssI,oo,oo. while the cleanup
for iss.x. Year will undoubtedly aggregate
100000 The Yukon country. he says, is
sass opening up and he predicts that future
Developments Will 20 beyond ali expecta-
t.orss Of everybody.
In speaking Of tho probable changes IN
che laws governing royalties he said. That
since coming 10 sssattle DO had Ises sew
er:tI men who had jasf arrived from otta-
va, and they informed lan that any rec-
concentrations he would make to the
Canadian govsTErgnt would unqgestion-
ably be enacted Int, laws. II tho informal
ton received by MAJ. Waist. from these
men proves 10 be correct hs told the re.
porter IN words which could nos ba MIS-
taken that aii grievances would be re-
moved shortly after he submits his official
report and recommendations to the Do.
ssssnion government. The report will be ac-
Comparsied by petition from Yukon ITEsfs-
ers. MAJ Walsh takes exception ~ the
charges made through the newspapers
against the Yukon officials ard Is out
spoken In his declaration shat all COM
plants have been made by calamity howl
ers and not legitimate miners. lie SAYS
that 10 90 people have already gone TO the
EIondike and half OF them have grievances
against the other half as q consequence If
violation OF contracts. agreements, etc
Men. he said. have taken advantage OF
women In business transactions and left
than pe,lnflcss on the banks az the Yukon
Then again. men have betrayed men ard
In most OF these cases the person VITO
has been found guilty Of violation Of tie
law has forwarded misleading reports re-
Eardng tha Yukon officials TO Seattle ard
other points.
The ex-cJnlrni ssiuner took executions Il,
reports forwarded 10 Seattle regarding tho
stand aiken by the Yukon officials. when
fhe Fourth Of July celebration was pro-
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trial. The last charge was made by an
American citizen. who claimed he had been
grossly insulted by the commissioned
officer In charge Of the town police sta
ton at Dawson. Tbs case was inquired
into ard In less than ore hours time after
the charge was made, the man was re-
moved from his position. These comprise
tire whole list OF charges made by the pub
liz against the officials or force OF the dis
trIct during my term of office. although
several times during my stay In Dawson
/ requested he public TO send in any
charges they had against any Official in
the employ OF the government. / also had
she request made from the platform At 4
mass meeting that people who We're ac-
cllslng the officials and employees OF the
government would make their charges ~
me ard they would be thoroughly investi-
gated. Not one single charge was pre-
scented.
who Is Responsible.
Now who are these people who are cir
half of whom have been charged by the
other half within the last year OF dishon-
csty and Violations Of contracts a1d agree
ments Hundreds Of these cases were
trough; before officials between. the sum
mits of the passes and Dawson. for invcs-
t.Gsatloa. II you *aka the trouble 20 inycs-
tigafe this statement. you viii find that -
Per cent. of the people who started cNt IN
company from Seattle ana ether Coast
points under arrange n1sf1t = partnership
dissolved this partnership me one accusing
tho other os Unfair dealing ~ some Sort
] never h~fnfe heard ~ sn many charges
made aeatns: individuals IN proportion -
population ~ ! have hcari within the last
SIX or eight months American women
have como - oar officials with tears in
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G. "a - II -
Ea.rs.Sa i1& ~ ssa h2gs aaeys ts1...
81. Il &MzzZI<
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p}' K fine passenger steamer Resale
leaves sor SAcseway. Dyea ana way ports
on Wednesday morning q; "a o'c.ock Alas
"a Steamship CO. corner + rSt avenue ana
N&sj>r
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The best route is via Southern Pacific ~
San Francisco. thence TX direct steamer
Accommodations should he engaged well
la advance. Ga tho demand Il great
Fer rates. saliings. etc. cail on or al
dress Thomas 5. Graham. dfs,rtrt rass@n-
ger and frejsbi agent. Southern Pacific
Co fl9 First avenue Seattle.
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MORE KlOND|kE TREASURE.
Steamer South Portland Brings a
Valuable Cargo.
ouTFRoM ST. MICHAEL AUG. Is.

Gold to the Amount of $4,000, Most
of Which In In Dust-FOrty-Onc
Sacks Valued at xI5o.oOo Placed
In the Purser's Care-AddftfOnal
Particulars Of Wreck of the ILL.,
Eated Steamer Mabel Lane.
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trade o. the lower Yukon river as Ear down
as Fort Yukon TIE pracficabiiisy OF the
ayigation CT the British Yukon river is
nox assured, and We will have line Of
steamers On the river ard i railroad 20
the coast which will secure this trade.
Misleading Reports.
The reports which you have received
and published accusing the officials Of the
Yukon district OF corruption are false
There is not one word OF truth In them,
and dare any man to make these charges
or airy Of them publicly or to an official
In authority IN Canada. l have inquired
Into the matters which have come TO nay
notice through the newspapers In which
some Of the officials are accused OF corrup-
ton, and found no foundation for them
Cnarges nave been made against some
members Of the police force. and charges
a.so we're made against clerks in the gold
commissioners office. The gold commits
sioner suspended his clerks for two weeks
and called upon the public to ccrne forward
and formulate the charges No person
appeared and the clerks were reiustatei
In their positions The charges made
against the police wers made 20 he direct
~ ard We're against two men at the White
Horse rapids. one man at Salmon river
and two men at Dawson. The charges
ined into aud clearly proven without foun-
dation. The charges against the man at
the Salmon river were being investigated
when left Dawson
regarding the charge against one Of the
two DAWSON men, Il was found that in re-
turning money TO a prisoner some $40 or $50
was snort This man was committed for
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MISS WTlZINSKI. Graduate Op,.c Soc
c.a!.St guarantees ve,entt0c4ffy fitted
glasses Consultation free fi2 c4errv 81
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Perhaps You Need
\ new Delivery Wagon or
Buggy 2

Our years of experience in
buying. selling and manu-
featuring have given us ac-
curate knowledge Of ma
terials, workmanship. etc.
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Mitchell, Lewis Il Stayer Coz
3OS-3lO First Ave. ~, seattle.
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Our reliable advice to our
customers has built for Us
the largest trade in this line
III the Northwest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
The War Spirit In raz ewoIl.

There is great deal of excite
ment in town over the war question.
All persons and classes are eager for
news from the field. 1t is almost
the sole topic of conversation in the
shops and stores, and on the streets.
Some express themselves as decided.
ly opposed to the war, but the major
ity of the people sanction tap.
prove of it, and are ready to take
their places in the field of necessary.
A number of our young men have
already volunteered their services.
Up to this writing the following
young men have put their names to
a pledge list of volunteers to go any
where they may be ordered: d. H.
Smith, Lewis E. Britain, Sam v.
Kelly, j. p. Hartman, Thos. j. RAIDER
and e. T. Dodd.
A desire has been expressed to
have Col. May organize a company.
Many of the old soldiers who fol.
lowed the Col. during the last war
are ready to do so again. Recent
developments prove that patriotism
is not entirely dead in Tazewell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
Valuable Saw Milf Properly for Sale.

We are authorized to offer for al
that valuable saw mill plant at
Swords Creek, belonging to the Bay
State Lumber Company, of Boston.
This property consists of 60 H. P
Boiler and Engine, Edger Equalizer,
Cutoff, Boiler, Lath Machine. three
Disston 81, sc and 60 inch saws, and
everything usually found with a
frst-class Saw Mill, and all in good
shape-will be sold on good terms,
For particulars call on or address
@. B. LOTHIAN.
May 6th'98 Swords Creek, Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.:

The Board of Visitors at their annual
meeting on the 20 til day of next June will
appoint STATE CADETS to fill vacancies
in the 3, Z, g. 10. 10, 20. %, &c, 80 and 81 tn
Senatorial Districts, and two vacancies at
large. These appointments carry free
board and tuition. Applications should
be add ressed TO the undersigned on or be
fore June 10 til, proXimo, on forms tina
will be sent upon request.
SCOTT SHIP SUPT'.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
Notice: Mill Men.

We are in position to negotiate
the sale of the finest saw mill and
planning plant in the South. And
also
NOTICE MANUFACTURERS.
All the necessary machinery for
the manufacture of furniture on a
large scale. Address this office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
In it's Mothers Arms.

Mrs. Lucinda Crockett, wife OF
Jno. L. Crockett, died at her home
at Doran, last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Crockett lived only short
time after the birth of her baby.
which died also, and was buried
in it's mothers arms. They sleep
we'll together-together they en-
tered upon eternal rest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
April 8th, 18
At North farewell.

For sale at North Tazewell. lots near
the depot, with two Cottage houses of
A rooms each on lots, corn crib, barn,
spring house and other necessary out
buildings, all new; also so bearing fruit
trees grapes and berries of finest varie
ties, plenty of good water. Will sell
cheap for cash, or exchange for farm.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
lake NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the firm
OF Thompson, Hopkins & Co. are
hereby notified that they are expec-
ted to settle their notes or accounts
by May LIST next. After that date
these notes and accounts will be put
in the hands Of an officer for collec-
ton.
Thompson Hopkins & Co
April 9Th, 1898.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
In Jail.

VIM. Lifford and Ohas. Grins.ead,
two young men indicted Mt this
term of court for grave crime, were
lodged in Jail last Tuesday, by Sher.
if Crockett. The young men were
caught in w. Va. These young men
are we'll connected in the county,
anil their misfortune is much re-
GREETED and deplored.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
Stockholders Meeting.

Pursuant to provisions of Charter
the annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Buck Horn Iron In
provement Company will be held III
the Office of the Secretary and II. cas-
urer, on the End Monday 10y in May
1898. All Stockholders requested to
attend.
b. w. STRAS. Sec. & Treas.
March. 2Sth 1898.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
Mrs. T. K.HaIl.

This excellnt christian lady, wife
Of L. X. Hally, of Kell, was buried
on Wednesday. Her death was sud
den though she had been in poor
health for long time. We hope to
give a more extended account of the
lie and death of this good woman,
newt week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29

A good house of four large rooms,
besides cook room, good well of
water, and a large productive gar
den. This property is situated on
he car lin Q, and is desirable as q
home. Rent only 5000 per month.
Apply at this Office, or to T. M.
Hawkins, Sr., Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
SAVING MONEY!

An hshman bought return ticket to New
York and didn't come buck. A Dutchman saved up
Enough money to go to Duchand then boughtYa
schooner and didn't 60 What did he save? A
+ renchman bought bicycle on time at half price and
paid the first insalment. The dealer ditnt have
to keep.it in repair Who made the most Frenchy or
the Wheeman?
These problems easy to figure out compared
to who is going to sell you the best buggy for the least
money. We believe understand the buggy business
Webelieve we can buy good buggies cheaply. If you
are buggy-ineresed, we believe convince you
that we can sell you good buggy for very low price
Come to see us about it,
MOSS & GREEVER.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29

Try 6Di OF our Leader" or our
{" Invinclble" flour, tho best made.
If your grocer does not keepSit
send to us,
Hfggsnbotham & Kirby
Cedar Bluff, Va.
Mr.. Sam Barnett,of upper Thomp-
son Valley, called in on Monday to
help replenish the treasury of the
News. While in town he bought a
lot of Sunday school books, etc. for
his school in the Valley. Sam is q
useful fellow i'll the community.
Mrs. McMullin and her children,
of the Springville neighborhood, are
visiting relatives In our community
this week.
You will miss bargain now if
you don't call OH Pobst & Wingo,
as they are selling at 10 per cent.
on cost for 80 days. April 10
1898.
Mrs Capt. Richeson, of North
Tazewell, while walking on the
platform in fornt of her house, fell
from some cause, and fractured the
thigh bone. last Thursday morning.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ireson died last Tuesday
morning. The baby only tarricd in
a suffering world three days, and
then began an eternity of happiness
Mrs. Geo. Buston took the be.
lated east bound train Wednesday
evening for somewhat protract-
ed visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ada
Cammack, who lives in Greeusas
tie. Ind.
We have large selection of
mems suits at $3.50 to $3.50. These
are good, serviceable suits.
HARTMAN & BoTTIMoRE.
Rev.W. @. Foster left GU Sunday
aitrnoon to visit relatives in east
Virginia, and attend the meeting of
the Southern Baptist Convention,
which meets in Nor folk nezt week
The Hispano-American war
should have no terrOrs for those
adventurous pilgrims who risk
their lives from time to time driv.
ing from Tazewell to the Station.
Mr.. A. @. Lilly, son of Capt Lilly
of our town, is the only representa-
tive, we believe, Tazewell has at this
time in the army. He is II member
of the Ninth Regiment of U. S In.
fantry, now at Tampa Fla. There
arc others of our boys, who will, in
all probability soon be in readiness
to answer roll call.
Have you seen our line of soc.
shirts9 Full size and stylish
patterns-best value in the town.
HARTMAN Il BoTTIMoRE.
The Presbyterian Manse is as
suming shape rapidly, and will
soon be ready for Pastor Rufus oc.
upancy.
We have at least two prominent
citizens willing and anxious to
weld a sword in defense of the
flag. They are Col. A. j. May
and Judge S. M. B. Couling.
They are both brave and courteous
gentlemen, the kind thai ideal SOL
diers are made of, and perhaps,
there are others.
Do you want suit that will fit 2
Do you want a suit that will wear Z
Do you want to save money on
yOnr suit9 Our tailor made suits
are the latest style and fully guar
anteed. HARTMAN & BoTTIMoRF.
Remember, we are handling all
kinds Of real estate, and are head
quarters for information as to rent
ing, buying, selling or exchanging.
Write lis, or call and see us.
In Jail.
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NJ arried.

Mr.. Robert Hill and Miss Louisa
Shelton, daughter of r.. j. Shelton,
were married yesterday evening
at the brides home, near Doran.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
LOCAL IND GENERAL
NE US BRIEFS.
Johnny, get your gun.


Prof. P. II. Williams was in town
on Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Tiller returned on
Tuesday from visit to Tip Top.
1. j. A. Neal, of Free Stone Valley
sewas on our streets wednesday.
Don't die in debt for your home
paper. Pay up and die like
Christian.
. Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Bane Hartman
. were visiting friends last week at
Graham, Bluefeld and Pocahontas
If your paper fails to reach you,
inquire about it. 1t may be that
yonr subscription is out.
Early orange, and Amber Cane
seed at Dodd & Co.'S.
The rumOr of u case of small
pox on Cavetts Creek cannot be
verified.
Mrs. A. A. Ferguson has sold one
third interest in Tazewell College to
Dingut, now of the University of
Virginia.
Mr.. VIM. Higginbotham COLOR
ed) and Miss Annie Dickinson
Awere married on Mud Fork on
~xWednesday.
" Judge Couling is on a profess
sional pilgrimage to Grundy.
During April Clerk, George issued
Is marriage licensc-15 white and 3
colored.
McKenzies have moved to the
New York Racket Store where
thoy will continue business. All
work will receive prompt attention
y We owe the grocer and the baker
and the candle stick maker, and
you owe us. Can you imagine a
way to make all hands happy9
We have the Landreth and
Burpee garden seed-a full assert
ment. Dodd & Co.
The Odd Fellows of Tazewell
united with the Cedar Bluff boys in
celebration, last Tuesday. A good
time was had generally, we under
stand.
Early Orange Cane Seed at Bus
CONS is better adapted to our
climate than anyother seed.
A son of Judge Brown was here
during the week taking orders for
a law digest which the Judge
elaborated.
The very earliest and only
strin gless dwarf bean in cultiva
tion is Burpces. Dodd & Co.
D Mrs. Prof. Byron left Wednes-
day afternoon for Washington
where she hopes to obtain medi-
cal relief, at the Stone Hospital.
She left her little girl with Mrs. j.
d. Alexander.
MIR. Stuart, the father of Mrs.
Maj. Bowen, is here visiting his
daughter and enjoys excellent
health for one of his advanced age.
Helmets mixed sweet pickle in
Bulk, pure and fine, at Dodd&Co's
Mrs. Jno. w. Brown, whose ILL
ness we mentioned recently, died
Wednesday evening at her home
near Willow Bridge. We have no
Particulars, but another good wom-
an has gone to eternal rest.
We have just received a nice
and very cheap line of stationery
tablets, etc. Dodd & Co.
The season for outing and sport.
ing goods is approaching. Croquet
sets, hammocks, fishing tackle
and etc. at Dodd & Co.'S.
Miss carrie SPOTS, who has been
painfully i'll for two or three weeks
is decidedly better.
Base ball goods in variety at
Dodd & Co.'S.
+-Col. Anderson got his annua !
Master buggy the other day and
his friends are trying to calculate
how many of these pleasure crafts
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
GA SIT REA.
Bears the -HIs Kind You Have Always Bought
''', OF &,zHzzzzw

Special attention is called to valu-
able properties in our Real Estate
column this week.
We have several houses for REM