Stikeen River journal., 1899-06-24

the Cottage City.
 Dr. R. B. Davy has returned from Atlin after d stay of three months. The doctor is looking we'll and is ;ls brown as a berry. His report of Atlin isnot tattering.
 J. Me. keand. editor and publisher of the Stikeen River Journal at Fort Wrangel, came up on the COttouc City up good spicy paper, and personally is an all round good fellow. He has made the Journal q paying proposition. Douglas Island News.
 John Crampton. late of Co. II l4th. Infantry, wsa who discharged from the service some time ago. has. on the re- emmcndatlon Of Capt. Eldrich. been ap- pointed chief Qnartcrmastcr clerk for the District of Alaska John has seen many years of service, both active and otherwise. and i- thorough soldier.
 Paul Berofeld has returned from the Chuck Mining Camp. and reports Karl koberstein and all the old Wrangcl boys in excellent health and doing fair ly we'll. Mr. Bcrgfeld is of the opinion that the Chuck and Windham Bay dis tricts will become good producers in the near future.
 Charles N alllcr of Walker Creek fame, Cassiar. left on the steamer Strathcona for Glenora from there he will go into the Gassiar country. Mr. Walker is representing eastern capital.
 We received d very interesting let ter from Tesin which was crowded out We will publish il in our next issue
 Mr. Frost returned from the Wind- ham Bay district. He says: "Therc is gold there. but there is d powerful lot of dirt mixed with It.
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 J. R. Mckeand. publisher of the St keen River Journal at Wrangel. made this office d pleasant call this week. - Mining Record. Juneau.
 The $. $. City of Topeka passed through Wranyel for Sound points on Sunday with d large list of passengers.
 There seems to be an epidemic of strikes and tornadoes throughout the States with much loss of life and prop erty.
 (. F. lngersol returned from ketchi- kan on the Farallon on Wednesday and reports things lively in that camp
 The s. $. Farallon tied up at the Troupe wharf on Wednesday, heavily loaded with freight. She made d trip to the new cannery, and then departed for the North
 ]. F. Roundtree in company with Dr. Beach. returned this week from Wind- ham Bay: they report too much snow to successfully carry on prospecting.
 Wilson X Sylvestcr's steamer. AL rslSa. Capt Crook, returned Wednes- day evening from Juneau.
 Nr. .ltiu ! ,\lI.s. tLitCr of the Press Anthon, Iowa. says: Il have used Chamberlain $ Collie. Cholera and diar- hoea Remedy in my family for fifteen years have recommended it to hun hreds of others. and have never known it to fail in single instance. For sale by Wrungel Hitj. Co.
 Mr. R. II. Hali. manager for the Hudson Bay Co. in the Northwest Ter ritory made this office pleasant call during the week. Mr. Hall came down on the Co.'S steamer StrathcOna last trip, and will take the first Steamer south for Port Simpson. Mr. Hall is a very pleasant gentleman to meet, and no doubt, from d businesss tand point. the Companys affairs could not be in bet ter hands.
 Judge Brinker, formerly U. s. Dis trict Attorney of Washington under Cleveland and prominent Democratic policiton, passed through Wrangel from Juneau on his way to ketchikan in charge of the steam launch Ameri- GUS, where he goes to represent num- Der of Washington capitalists in a min ing enterprise.