The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01

l5-Four hundred feet of snow sheds com. pleted.-m eatner in Dawson clear and cold.
 l5-m eather In Atlln open and mining con- tinulng.
 1e-Daily Alaskans special correspondent wires that Dawson had Its first snow two weeks ago. but the ten inches oi preceding night the only fall Of conse- quence up to this date. i7-Brltish American Corporation pur- chase large copper properties at White Horse from Porter & Col. z. Price elected the delegate to Washington D.
 lls-steamer Llndeman wrecked in squaw Raplds.-Weather in Dawson 70 below; in skagway 3l above.-Public school employs a fourth teacher. l9-Quartz claims located on tho east shore. near the harbor l2O-Skatlng on Lake Dewey.-Dawson weather 10 above. l2l-Terminal town on the Cariboo exten- sion, plated and named Closeleign.- Close of navigation near.-Much noatlng fec in the Yukon. l22-Navigation c4osed above Da"son'- Lake Bennet freezes. 23-OBrlen and Stanley resign from Coun- 24@steamers stratton and Olive May sink; Anglican in danger; many seows frozen in. ,, 25-organizatlon of the White Pass Min- ing S Development Co.-S13,95O Of dust sent from Atlln.
 2G-"Everybody's Birthday" at the Episeo- pal Church social.
 27-F. II. Whiting, superintendent or the railroad, resigns. ,-, 2s-Ice moving out of the river from Sell kirk to Dawson; steamer 10 bo sent 10 brlng the mall from Dawson.-Atlin creeks frozen and mining suspended. 29-Hydrants and supplies arrive. gO-A. s. Dautrick and J. k. Lilly elected members of the City Council. 3l-Firemon celebrate Halloween with q masquerade ball.-Canadian Bank Of Commerce moves to new quarters.
 NOVEMBER l-J. P. Rogers becomes division superin- tendent Of railroad.-Chamber Of Com merce petitions the Lighthouse Board Tor lights in Alaska waters. 2-Captaln Moore lays the foundations for his manslon.-New winter trail 10 Daw- son completed; said to save l2O miles. 4-Work begun on the Chilkoot tunnel. 5-News by wire from Dawson that river there has been closed sinco Oct. N. 6-Railroad begins laying track beyond Cariboo.-The Eagles have grand so- clal.
 7-Passengers of Anglican reached Skag- way. having walked from Selwyn, where the vessel was blocked In by Ice. Oct. 2l-Dlstrlct Court conyenes at Juneau. S-New winter trail reported in nne con- dltlon.
 s-Threo young men leave Skagway for Nome, crossing Bonnet in boat. i0-Reported drowning of David Blxley and Abner Bowen In chilkoot Inlet which proved unfounded. i2-Dlscovery of rich copper ores on Atm Lake.-J. Smith and A. Beatty drowned in White Horse Rapids. I3-Captain Hovey ofers 10 City Counci. to use his troops in case Of Ire. | l4-Report of loss of Dumbolten party. three men and two women. on the llth. in the upper Yukon. | l5-Specal Treasury Agent Shartzer TO- turns from Nome and corroborates the stories of It's richness. ii-E. F. Miller. charged with embezzle- ment In connection with the loss of sack of gold in his Hotel Occidental Is tried at Juneau and acquitted. | 1.-The Angllan's mall from Dawson ar riyes at Skagway.
 is-Rallroad begins to build It's own cars. l9-Canadian officials report number oi vessels. boats and scows 10 Dawson dur ing open season at 300; number of peo pie going ln 543i: coming out i6S3. 20-Rlch free milling ledge discovered on bed of Pine Creek. near Nugget Point reported.
 2l-steamer Cleaner Is the last large steamer to lay up. 22-Chamber Of Commerce receives reply from Lighthouse Board that the Board will ask for an appropriation of {3OO,- 900 for lights for Alaska waters. l DreNnnN Council to remain in otice until the city obtains municipal government. 2i-Arctic Brotherhood gives house. warming.
 25-Postofnce moved to It's new and con- venient quarters
 26-Skagway Eagles give big social. 27-Flrst men to walk out all the way from Dawson arrive-Marion D. Landis and R. Hawkins. 2S-Two parties start for Nome.-Dogs scarce in town.
 2o-Methodlst Mission Board donates SloOC to McCabe ge.-Thanksgiying cele- brated dinner to newsboys given by Kaufman Bros.
 30-Weather at Dawson l above; selwyn below; Bennett 20 above; skagway Ss above.
 DECEMBER. Canadian shipments 10 Bennett, nine months, amount to sS.6oO.OoO. Captain Rant resigns.
 Skating on Lake Dewey begins. 8 Elks hold Lodge Of Sorrow. Edwards James Gray accldently kil'et in the Partridge Saw-mlll, Lake Bennett. Small fire in clancy's theater.
 8 Blackeu.Patten lot jumping case settled by compromise. President McKiiley fin his message, devotes much kindly thought to | Alaska.
 6 Chamber Of Commerce decides to publish . circular showing advantages oi Skngway route 10 Nome.
 Taku Arm In fine condition for travel. Extensive Improvements begun at Moore's wharf to meet requirements Nome travel. WIZ Foster. lieutenant of 'soapy smith, pardoned by the president, after seryi"g one year of his term.
 10 Two hundred men on the Dawson trnil mushing for Nome.
 II Steamer Alpha laid up, the last Of the Ben nett fleet ont.
 l2 Heavy fall In temperature along the Yukon basin, q below at Ogilyle. lS Captain Hogan rescuo Harry Worse. who WAS drowning in the bay. Catholic bazaai closes, after two evenings, which n"tIe1 No9 A LnBarge frozen over; about six miles o Lake Bennett fruzen
 IS Mccabe college roofe In. i6 Banquet to F. II. Whiting on his resignation as superintendent of the railroad. IS First snow storm Of the season. i9 Snow storm c ntinues and brraks tho rec ord. Two feet deep in tho city. with heavy winds.
 20 Trains silllTat q standstill blockaded bl r,.