davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-05
Nastepujace MOVIE sprawy rozpo-

Nastepujace move sprawy rozpo-
czeto: .-.
W sadzie wyzszym wniesiona 20
stafa przez Arnolda Kierszewskle-
go petycya W sprawie wfasnosci'
sprawa No. 203175.
W sadzie obwodowym: = No.
2O2179 Tomasz Ouska skarzy Fran
ciszka Vesely i innych o $500.
Wczoraj nastepujace wyroki 20
stafy wydane:
Pred sedzia Chytraus: - Sprs>
wa No. 201259 Szczepan Torbik
przeciw kompanii kolei Chicago
City Traction Company otrzymsf
wyrok ma $500.
Pred sedzia Dunno: = No.
19207 Pospieszyl przeciw kompa-
nil Chicago General Railway Co."
ma przyznane odszkodowanie W su.
mie $79.2S.
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z urzedu zdr0Wia.

" ubieglym tygodniu smiertel-
nose stosunkowo ME byia wielka.
Umarfo 426 osob;o 55 wiecej niz W
tygodniu poprzedzajacym, a o 2
mniej niz W odnosnym tygodniu
zesziego roku. Osob pfci mezkiej
umarlo $50, pfci zenskiej 176; die
ci liczacych niespefna rok zycia u
mario "a, dzieci we wieku Is lat
81, osob liczacych przeszfo go lat,
95, Ma dyfterya umarfoI 19 osob;
na tyfus S, ma szkarlatyne" 7, ma
infuencye l. Somobojstw. byfo 6,
a innych gwaftownych wypadkow
smierci 27. ~ ..a~ az ..2a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-05
POdr6z naokofo swiata.

Kapitan Blockinger, komendant
stacyi rekrutujacej marynarzy W
gmachu Masonic Temple" otrzy-
mai polecenie zwerbowania 30 zof.
merry do marynarki ola krazowni.
ka Hartford. Krazownik ten d. 20
Grudnia wypfynie re San Francis.
co i W przeciagu roku ma odbyc
podroz naokofo swiata. Najprzod
uda sic do Honolulu, potem okra-
zy pofudniowa Ameryke i W lecie
przyszfego roku ma przybyc do
Anglii. Potem przez kilka miesie-
cy krazyc bedzie po wodach fran
cuskich, by take zafodze dac spo-
sobnosc do ogladania wystawy pa
ryzkiej, W koncu przez Morze
sr6dziemne, kanaf Suezki, Ocean
Indyjski i Ocean Spokojny powr6-
Cl 40 SdQ rdnClSCO.
Sprawy polskie " sadach.
Ma dzisiejszym kalendarzu W So
dach So nastepujace sprawy:
w sadzie wyzszym. = Pred Sc
dzia Stein: No, 724, Cichocki pre-
civ Pruskiei Narodowej kompanii
asekuracyjnej No. 1851 Brajski
przeciw G. G. B. & L. A. Pred
sedzia Gary: No. 1907 Wisihski
przeciw Ruchterowi No. 1910
Hajduczka przeciw miastu. Pred
sedzia Slough: Kompania ,,Ame-
rican Brewing Company" przeciw
Mafkowskiemu, sprawa No. 1906 i
sprawa No. 3317 Madaj przeciw
kompanii wegla Peabody Coal
Company" W sadzie obwodowym
Circuit Court Pred sedzia Smith:
No. 5713 Stefanowicz przeciw kom-
panii ulicznej West Chicago Street
Railway Company.
w sadzie Zwiazkowym pred Sc
dzia Seaman: No. 24776 Sowka
przeciw kompanii kolejowej Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
road.
w sadie opiekunczym po po}u-
dniu pred sedzia Batten: spraws
spadku 20 J6zefe Kluczka.
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-'Wczoraj rozpoczaf sic nowy
rok urzedowy W administracyi po-
wiatowej. Rzecznikiem powiato-
wynn zostaf zamianowany Julius
Arthur johnson ma miejsce Rober-
ia lies.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-05
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
ChicQQO, 500 Grudnia.

Podobno kanclerz ksiaze Hohen-
lohe stanowczo podaje sic do dy-
misyi. Jego nastepca ma bye te-
razniejszy ambassador niemiecki W
Wiedniu, hr. Flip Eulenburg =
Gterat, muzyk, troche poeta, zupef-
ME jak cesarz Wilhelm II, ktory
zaszczyca go swoja wyjatkowa
przyjaznia z ktorym wfasnie ME-
dawno przebywaf on ma polowaniu
W Liebenbergu, poczem hrabia ja-
ko przyszfy kanclerz poczaf skfadac
wizyty ksiazetom panujacym W
Rzeszy, vice byf juz W Karlsru-
he, nastepnie byf W Monachium.
Niekt6rzy utrzymuja wprawdzie,
re hr. Eulenburg ME W tym celu
jezdzi, aby przedstawic sic ma dwo-
rach niemieckich jake przyszfy
kanclerz, lecz jedynie po to, aby
obznajomic te dwory zamiarami
rzadu berlinskiego ma najblizsza
przyszfosc i wybadac, jake jest
iah zapatrywanie. Ci, kt6rzy tax
utrzymuja, zapewniaia, re ks. Ho-
henlohe wcale ME zamysla zfozyc
godno5ci Handkerchief, lecz mimo
.podesztego wieku zatrzyma ia ma
dial. Wiekszosc dziennikow jednak
jest przeciwnego zdania i utrzymu-
je stanowczo, re zsmianowanie hr.
Eulenburga kanclerzem jest kwe-
stya bardzo blizkiej przysztosci. q
nowym kanclerzem ma nastapie
nowy kurs, ma wskro5 krzyzacko-
iunkierski, wsteczny zarowno pod
) wzgledem politycznym jak eko-
nomicznym, wiec ponowienie pro-
jekt6w ustawowych przeciw wolno-
Sci stowarzyszania sic i przeciw
swobodzie przenoszenia sic miej-
sea na miejsce, a W dziedzinie eko-
nomicznej przygotowania do zmia-
ny traktat6w handlowych W roku
1903, to W kierunku protekcyoni-
styoznym, poniewaz cesarz konie-
cznie chce przeprowadzie powiek-
szenie marynarki, a potezny znowu
Bund agrarny po dawnemu powta-
RIA, ,,Ohne Kanitz keine Kaehne",
co znaczy, re bez zaprowadzenia
wysokich cef ochronnych ma zboze,
zaprojektowanych po upadku hr.
Capri3iego przez hr. Kanitza, Rad
ME otrzyma cd junkrow kredyt6w
ma zaden statek.
Vice W spofeczenstwie niemie-
ckiem czuc zaniepokojenie. Ono
juz sic odzwyczaifo cd czestych
zmian kursu, OTTO widzi, re bedzie
musiafo przezyc nowy bodaj czy
ME gorszy cd wszystkich poprze-
dnich. Junkrowie pruscy podno-
sza glove bardziej niz kiedykol-
wick przedtem, W Berlinie rosnie
wpfyw sfer os6b do kt6rych nar6d
ME ma zaufapia, ilekroc zas odehy-
Ii sic zasfona, zakrywajaca dziafal-
nose tych sfer i os6b, tyle razy ogof
spostrzega rzeczy, przejmujace go
niepokojem. Jednoczesnie zas
przekonaf sic narod, re sfawna or
ganizacya wfadz pruskieh, ktora
sic tax chlubif niegdys, ME jest juz
tenn, czem dawniej byfa. Ouch in
trygi, kt6ry zavsze pokutowaf W
policyi pruskiej, zarazif teraz in
ne gafezie sfuzby panstwowej. Ma
wet CT, co chodza W togach sedzio-
wskich, dali sic wplatac W siec po- |
itycznych intryg i uzywaja przy-
tenn sposob6w, na kt6re dotychczas
pozwalafa sobie tylko policya. |
Wszystko to wytwarza atmosfere |
duszna i wprowadza nerwy W CORA
czkowy nastr6j. Sa moze i tacy, |
kt6rzy ME bez troski spogladaja ma
metode biurokratyczna, wytwarza-
jaca sic W polskich prowincyach |
panstwa pruskiego, Niepodobna
przypuszczac, izby miedzy rozu-
mnymi Niemcami ME byio ludzi,
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ave-, zawieziony do szpitala Mercy,
umarf tam O godzinie IL wieczo-
rem. Pokaleczeni zostali: 36 let
MIA Bertha Martin, BIB Wells str,
ma zfamana lewa noge, odwieziono
ja do domu (; IA letnia Marya Pa
wlak, 1856 Muspratt str, ,potfuczona
W glove i ciafo, zawieziona do do
mu; II letnia Anna Pawlak, 3l56
Muspratt str, pokaleczona w'plecy
i ramona, zawieziona do domu; 20
letnia Franciszka Lohr, 24S5 Jo-
seph str, pokaleczona W glove W
lewa noge, zawieziona do domu; %
letni Frank Pale, 3201 Morgan str,
kontuzye ma sfowie. i ramionach,
sam zdofaf odejsc do domu; 19 let
nj Frank Lunck, BOIL Kelley str,
pokaleczony W glove i plecy; lS
letnia Anna Lohr, 24S5 Joseph str,
ma zfamana lewa 1opatke; 29 letni
Charles Reimann, 610 Blue Island
ave., stracif lewq noge i ma We
wnetrzne uszkodzenia; wreszcie II
letni Frank O'Connor, 6612 Went
worth ave., ma zfamana kostke u
lewej nogi kontuzye ma gfowie.
POdr6z do Ojczyzny.
$50 Skandynawczyk6w, z kt6rych
okofo pofowa mieszka stale W Chi.
cago, wczoraj po pofudniu godz.
2 wyjechafo koleja Nickel Plate do
Nowego Yorku, gdzie we Srode
wsiqda na parowiec Hekla, kt6ry
ich zawiezie W odwiedziny do OF
czyzny Jak wiadomo Skandynaw-
czycy co roku urzadzaja TAXA wy
cieczke pred swietami Bozego Ma
rodzenia. W Styczniu maja 'po-
wrocic moze niektorzy re sobq
przywiozq pzyjaci6f lub krewnych
ma stafy pobyt do Stanow zjedno-
czonych.
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q Rady miejskiej.

Ma wczorajsze posiedzenie Rady'
miejskiej przyszedf komitet obywa-
telski pod przewodnictwem W. j.
Hynesa, ktory wreczyf miastu, ma
rece Rady miejskiej, j,wspaniafy por-
tret olejny szefa stray ogniowej,
Denisa j. Swenie, z powodu tegoz
50letniego jubileuszu. Wfasnie. W
tel samej chwili, Swenie zatrudnio-
ny byf kierowaniem gaszenia poza-
ru na rogu Throop str. 20 ulicy.
Burmistrz Harrison przyjaf W j..
mieniu miasta podarunek, a W re-
zolucyi ufozonej przez aid Allinga,
przyjetej jednogfosnie, podzieko-
wano komitetowi "a wspaniafy po-
darunek i uchwalono, by burmistrz
zamianowaf kornitet 2 5 alderma-
now do znalezienia W ratuszu sto.
sownego miejsca ma pomieszczenie
portretu.
Ma wniosek aid. Coughlina przy-
ieto rezolucya 'iomagajaca sic cd
komisyi kanafowej, by ia staraia
sic o jak najspieszniejsze otwarcie
kanafu. Takze przyjeto rezolucye
tegoz aldermalna, by miejskim u
rzednikom wypfacono pensye pred
dniem % Grulnia.
Ma wniosek aid. Brennera ma
bye opracowa,,a uchwafa tyczaca
sic podniesienia wszystkich torow
koleiowych pe,miedzy Is a 17ulica,
nadkomisarz budcwy.ma rozpisac
konkurs ma naprawe wiaduktow ma
Canal str. E[alsted str.
Obok zaiatwienia mn6stwa spraw
innych j zfoztenia ich W rece odno-
snych komite,t6w, wyznaczone 20
stafy takze komitety do ufozenia
plan6w regul owania rzeki budo-
wy kanafu W dzielnicy p6fnocnej,
jakotez do zajecia sic sprawa zafo-
zenia mafych parkow W okolicach
miasta gesto zaludnionych.
Nieszczeijcie prey posarze.
Wczoraj vtieczorem wybuchf po-
zar W jedny1n dwoch budynkow.
W kt6rych m ieszcza sic suszarnie fa-
bryk firm John A. Ganger & Co. i
Hany Bros. & Foley, ma 81 place j
Loomis str.s .s'trazacy John Bohanan
i Henry Do'anelly, W czasie gasze-
mia ognia, z'ltrudnieni byi W szo-
pie przy wse,hodniej scianie p}ona-
cego budynlku. sciana ia zaczeia
sic chwiac, ale obaj strazacy ME
dostrzegli t.sgo ME sfyszeli ostrze-
zen swych toWarzyszy. Naraz scla-
ma sic zawahfa, zburzyfa szope, W
gruzach pogrzebafa obu strazakow.
Natychmiasst zajeto sic ich wydoby-
ciem. Bohanan tax strasznie byi
pokaleczony. re umarf W wozie am.
bulasowym. wiozacym go do szpita-
la powiatowego. Mieszkaf pm. "a
Ogden ave. Donnelly, ciezko po-
kaleczony j wewnetrznie uszkodzo.
ny, zostaf pomieszczony W szpitalu
powiatowym. Pozar zrzadzif obu
frmom szkode ma $4,000.
= Ma rozkaz szefa policyi, M
wyrazne zadanie burmistrza, mieli
1,,o,oro; ,,o1;ovono; ,ooooyox,Lox
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= Ma rozkaz szefa policyi, M
wyrazne zadanie burmistrza, mieli
wczoraj policyanci pozamykad
wszelkie szynki, W ktorych sic od-
bywaja przedstawienia, jakotez pill
nowac, by W salach koncertoWych
ME sprzedawano trunk6w upajaja-3
cych. Pomimo tego jaskinia ma
rogu Will str. i Milwaukee ave.
byfa otwarta. Chociaz ME rozno-
szono trunkow, drzwi sail pred
stawien do szynku byfy otwarte.
Take lokal ma rogu North ave. /
Western ave., diva ,,bloki" Cd sta
cyl policyjnej byi otwarty. Przy.
zwoici obywatele powinni Emusic
policya do usiuchania rozkazu sze.
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there Is gold on Pine creek and It's tribu-
taries. on Spruce creek, Mckee creek. and
a few other streams Is well known, for
gold has been taken out. One old miner
who washed out sso0 In gold on Pine creek
decllres that ii viii take years 10 wash
out the Atlln placers, and that then the
quartz properties viii be In active opera
ton.
''The Attn country will continue q good
mining camp long after the present genera
ton Is forgotten said he.
Wright creek. flowing into Surprise lake
Was discovered quite early In the season
ard Bonanza creek. flowing into Wright
was later found. Bonanza creek rises In
the mountain 10 the right OF Surprise lake
ard Is fed from a glacier of small extent.
IL IL believed that this Is portion OF the
same old glacier that wrought such great
changes In the district. The mountains
az Alaska and Northern British Columbia
are SIN fun Of glaciers. but this little half
dead glacier feeding Bonanza creek may
have history that would prove the delight
OF the genlagtst. Bur glaciers don't talk
and so It's story will not be told.
The region about Lake Attn Is beauti-
fully timhered; the country is accessible
nearly everywhere for wagons. even with
out roads. There is an agreeable absence
or the tangled wildwood and underhrsash
characteristic OF the woods a thousand
miles south, and Wild hay and luxursant
grasses are abundant Some fay. when
the White Pass and Yukon route extends
Its system through that country. II Will
be a pra1tabie region FOR sae cattlenan
II "a confidently expected that the rail-
road viii tap that country before another
scar closes. There were thousands nf
acres OF Wild hay In there last wall and
on November Il last half a dozen men On
Pine creek cut several tons OF this hay
for winter feed for their animals White
she coast 81 Alaska IS rugged and narSf,
| ia It's unfselihg grandeur. the Attn lake
f.gian Is warm. sympathetic and inviting
by contrast. The winters, OF course are
cold. hmt the 30 men now living there in
cabins say u i not anything 50 severe
! as che winters % the Middle STATES yhffa
! he springs. summers ard falls leave moth.
l ang - bs 3eslresi
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soor staksd from mouth 20 source. Al
ssaer creeks On beth sides Of the two ridges
we're explsre. ard claims staked CUT
The neither Lode
White en- this expedition. DIR. Humans
formed the opinion that the whole cosa-
try sar twenty miles sssUzre-tns area oS
cnpied ~ sae geological msuntzsn-was the
mother lode. With this impression strons
IA his rssad he returned 70 Discovery OF
Pine, where Miller aad his partner eons-n-
Esa a. work harder than ever. AI.ssr wousa
tell no ore bow naeh BE was making or
xhaf god Es Was securing. n little sur-
fisr NJ the creek another miner was OPEN
ing q Esw claim an1 was reaching csd
rock DR.. Ruunasss went there and saw
shs man wasting OF bed rcck. The bed
rock was composed sf quartz ana slafe.
and was quite hard The nan drove MS
pick TN few times and brought up pieces
Of the virgin rock in his pan. The doctor
examined them In one piece free geld
could plainly be detected IL was bright
and sharp, and bore no evidence % hav-
ing been washed by water or worn by gia-
eiai action
liz was plain 30 the doctor that that piece
Of quartz. with gold imbedded. had net
been disturbed from the time nature de-
posted IL There untsl the moment the II rec
OF the miners pick disicdgsi st. That
piece OF gold. previous TO the glacier which
split the mountain. had rested there un-
derneatn 6,nDo feet Of rock and soil. II
proved that the whole mountain contained
gold. So Convinced was the doctor that his
theory was correct that ne Immediately
filed a quartz claim at that point. This
claim embraces twenty acres and includes
Discovery claim and i portion Of the town.
site established there For a day or two
considerable concern was oceasioned as
result of the Doctors action. Ii was soon
ascer,alne6. however. that his quartz claim
IN no manner iaterfered with the placer
holdings. Every man holding placer claims
owns all the gold 10 bed rock but from
bed rock To China the ground belongs 10
THE holder Of the quartz claim.
The great heart Of the mountain Is gone
Where. then. Is this dirt and gold that has
been worn and washed away by the gla-
cier and by the streams of later periods?
The miners answer this question by say
ing that IL 10 at the bottom Of Lake At-
lin. There is strong suppression that a
feasible dredging goid-saving machine can
make money dredging the bottom of Lake
Attn,
An Old Miners Statement.
OF course this is all theoretical That
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whom Lake Bennett was named by Lieut..
Fred Schwatka. mined on creeks along
Lake Afiin In the early IDS hat for dig
sings, the only placer mining then follow
ed. was not productive Of good results. ard
Henne.s went on "a carshoo crossing F'rstE
Miller found gald on Pine creek over
year age. and with his partner mined un-
al rresroetors came across him last sum
sner, when be hurried ous to file his dis
sovsry claim.
or al The usea who asvs been in the At
lin region since August probably nsst mote
than ten ar - dexeD have studied the gSes~
iestcal features Of the country. the great
majority have simply followed h.ssdly The
visions ot wealth IN he secured from fna
benches ard creek bottoms The extent
Of the Attn country Il nos yet known
aAd when the saa~ braves The gronrs3 IN
tfis early spring. uSa strikes wli uadeafhf-
sdiy I've reported from every side The ex-
tent and yalus 81 These aew strikes ard os
the country uaN stAkad can shen ha ge-
term!ped. In Alaska fAere ia 3 unanimous
Impression that the whole ecuatrv Il rich
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made 80 as ~ enable us e. get In our x.rs,-
plies AID materials Nnen ghe weathsr
siFe'"fsSiss snts focCe AZ employees wiz ssss
stzs'fsass& ana toe work well be- pushs>t To
ANaAe f'eils7s'tt with ali ss3sszele speed
To-day Ne ordered tvs, new gxs.or,sts tys.s
laefsr, together wtfh another vrhtxs a..
cave pAFehasosl &H8 tross ALREADY in xs,~F-
tgs'. @.s Nsv~ 81 nfE. engines NJ. "a -
es';'S ta1gt au4luE 80 ear rolling stock az
tae SKY --lga; i1at ard hox cas- now in
-. .Afy VIE eu1it 81 Seattle. shipped
I" - fE#Ay sh0ek@d faWn Asa8 thssfs f.7tF
1s%f%@oT. THE materials ssssssg xsav.. - -
tsTsS aist3 RSr caga are egpalss ~ <s.rsfre -
tSp A3s beSs quality"
3t 'ae directorate - tAs. Waite Pass 1
"a q F8&as@AS fAe question az y?s,. s,8.
- eHins csssss3a eFef. Whea are lns 80
i5fS surveyed, Essnsoes Mss s-ss<syss-s 80 -
En iAsSHt deposits IN ssss. creeks trs{,sg*ssr
q 3~s6e AflsU. As sssss as to-. slrse s,rfs
.5-~-t'EIssS wee made al asS-ssss szzsse{5 ~
tse f~41atFy @as ordered Nv saa .,fl5ssags
- fae company. IL saS ssss~ .rsatr,ss5 .bssS
s<k* Af.s FNasfE - wcTe smthnyf3r n.s.g -
$500 'ssse ssSs @1r~ 0UfsN 20 Esa Ike rRsss a
-, '5Asss.sss SaSs2 @sVeiop wears she
saast @ss9 lar Ee& <.SgSssaw
n preliminary sareev q a gs.a f-.-. d..
ro4at oa DE gaasa ssgsss ~ ~, ygrts+ -
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fE5st<1sFsa add tsss fel3 Hassez Hfsf H.. f3.f
80 SffF ssssff engineer 81 "a e. = taxss r.
t.s7As'S @Fe n"'lns male af 500 esst IL fssalsi
s3E snsS tAs Has gssa3 s.szsstsrez ey.g 4, =
ssaert tsse acsstSa viii IL aAkets AZ = s<ssr-3.s
S5s4EssStsT TIE rns4tuas ot.s1sass ~ -
sfsstnY 1sXe faith 50 TIE Alta sssssrs.rer
ASst = - believed gnss TIE axsa.5 vii A. go
1Ts-teA IL sAss s2Ersxtkoa
Asssss ny Efaa ssssi r. n eas teszasssfse,, l..
~ t$stss-3'SE sg nE2sca - xsff@y aaS@
sFa tse Ess}fessa Company essss.ss tssss~.ss
- sSsSSsssvFs ard tsSssat 10 steamers rtsfs
al4& Is s&&ska CITY ~
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PUSHING IT'S LINE
OVER WHITE PASS
TO GOLD FIELDS
Rtsors Of Winter n. Nof Stop Con-
strwcsieu sn Waite Pass n xs-
koa Rattresa-Isscem atsse. Or

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ssy. Ssssst rssrs5ef ssssss un ths ~ hssg tMSs
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pisst'shing their supply 81 food by fishing
or shooting rhessants, ducks. geese carl
boo or mountain goats~game Astounding
IN great number. They proceeded 70 en-
tey their solitude until August last when
almost without warning. they found the
valley ~ Pine creek swarnalng with thoas-
ardS Of eager, earnest. determined geld
seekers.
Or RunnsllE was among the FIRST - get
into TIE country when The initial rush conn
sa.nred. He walked up Pine grvek 10 Sur
prise lake. prospecting shc small creeks
Rowing at fikat angles and entering pine.
He cruSsed TIE divide. aad with hundreds
If others, explored Spruce creek Spruce
creek finws along the base on the cutter
side 81 rAe rtghg aaad ridge. parallel with
lsFs'. and rningsss It's " alters sfth Pine jusi
before It's confluence with Lake Asllu II
Pine creek contained &oia. IL WIS argued
taAt Spruce creek would he rich ass, ard
in few days that wa5srconrzs WAS al
&faksei- Mckee sVvek running parable
With piF5s and Spruce. bat ten miles from,
Pine, VAS later discovered. ana that MRS
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ana thai god - plentiful. nexs seasons
eieaa-up viz prove The frusa or fassaty
% fhas thecry.
Fsns cYeek kss5A paramount Interest at
the prsser< time because 1. mas OF this
creek that the Initial strike WAS reported
In she vicinity Of Psfss creek. twenty miles
square. ss~ country H. cornlzoass OF quartz
ana slate go81- bearing rock ant the I'M
pysgsson is tsat fhs mother lode ID this
whoss area. assss tEsat nd portion of Il viii
he found 70 BE- ssaure valuable than azy
other sserrser. although sofse secttor2s may
he saaszs "a nssse than others This the
o.y xa@ firsF advanced by Dr. H p. Ean-
nails. Eow 81 skagway. bur well known
III Washington. and since then Eis Ideas
have been generally adapted as gospel Fol-
loving fass general theory. ones fancy car
RES him back 10 sns antsdiiuvsa5 period.
when there was no Pine creek. no valley.
where Pine creek fio9s-Stssn the two
big ridges forming the walls of Pine creek
2ers tossse-i. presenting orss great ridge.
s.lss fssz high and sixteen miles long This
ridge was composed Of quartz and slate,
with gold snfern.xess. this mountain xas
RE mother iosss. 4 glacier formed on the
upper end Of ih@ ridge al the spot row
occupied % beautiful body Of water re-
esntsy named Surprise lake. The giar.er
followed tsse fiags along its summit and
gradually forced and cat SIS way towards
Lake Atm. SsoNIy A4S surrey Tor ming a
path that IN time spsis the krest moua-
tain In twain. A seg thousand years
perhaps a few hundred thousand years
witnessed great changes. Instead OF one
great mountain. :here wcre two smaller
snes. she summit Of each ridge having an
altitude ~ 90 feet.
Found Two Ridges.
when Fritz Miller and his party reached
ssag country with their picks and show
els, grvbssake and gold pans, they found
these mo RIGGS with a creek flowing be-
tween them. There was sign OF ga
essr: Il had long since been erased. MI
uferous small creeks led from each OF the
two inner sides OF the ridge, forming q
watershed that fesi Pine creek AT the
head os tbs ridge. sixteen miles from Lake
Attn, they found the source OF Pine
creek. beautiful. placid mountain lake.
which later prospectors called Surprise
AXE, sseea use they were surprised that such
81 Inspiring body OF water should be
found in such picturesque spot.
Miller and his partners prospectsd at a
bend Of Pine eresk. eighteen miles from
Lake Atlin. and finding gold In paying
quantities. they proceeded TO mine. re-
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toned. but the ultimate plans involve A
much more extensive system. So soon as
practicable poles viii he set and wires
stretched from Skagway over TO Dawson
10 eonnecl the center OF the gold flclds
with civilization.
Not only is the Dawson extension in
view. but the promoters of the enterprise
announce that as rapidly as circumstances
viii permit the telegraph will he brought:
from Juneau down 70 this city.
II the programme Of this company car
ries one Of the most necessary require
fnents of Alaskan traffic will De met
Something OF the future Of the companv
depends upon the preliminary work OF the
party which leaves today.