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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
REMAINS LAID TO REST
The Funeral of Jno. n. Marmaduke
Largely Attended-services By
the Masonic Order.

Funeral services over the remains
Of J. M. Marmadnke were conducted
from his late residence on South JEFF
ferson at 2 O'Clock Sunday after
noon by Rev. W. A. Hanna, Of the M.
3. Church, South, assisted by Rector
<. M. Deane, OF the Episcopal Church.
A large body of the friends of the
deceased attendedthe services Is well
az the members of the Mexico Masonic
Lodges.
The floral offerings fron 10th friends
and organizations we're large and beau
tiful.
The Masonic Blue Lodge had charge
Of the services ct the graveside and
the Knights Tempiar and the Chapter
Masons acted as escorts.
Rev. x. NJ. Deane, OF this city, and
Rev. John D. vincil, Of St. Louis,
conducted services ct the Cemetery.
The pail bearers were 7. Il. Mar
shall, R. P. Hopkins, R. Il. Edmonds,
J. N. Cross, ]. W. Howell and ]. @.
Lakenan.
Among the large number Of Masona
from surrounding towns were: DR..
Pinckney French and Rev. J. D. Vim
oil, Of st. Louis; DIR. Blaine AID Messrs.
Mansfield and Stone, of Wellsville;
DR.. Bumgarner, Charles Peyton and
Mr.. Davidson, Of Martinsburg; Ed
ward shobe, of Laddonia, and Judge
Kendall, of vandalia.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
WHEREAS, In the wisdom OF
Almighty God, John NJ. Marmaduke'
who, for 81 years, was an active OH
cial Of the Mexico Savings Bank, has
been removed by deathitherefore,
Resolved, By the directors Of said
bank. In maeting this June 1eth.
1900, that we extend to hisl immedi-
ate family our sincere sympathy in
their loss.
As such official the said J.. M,
Marmaduke was just and faithful In
all his duties; that az . Christian,
friend and citizen he was true 10 his
trust, mindful Of his duties and per-
formed the same faithfully ne events
called on him TO act. This bank In his
death recognizes q great loss to this
institution, to this community and to
society.
RESOLVED, That q copy Of these
resolutions be spread upol the record
Of this bank and q copy be given to
the family Of the deceased and to the
daily papers of this city.
b. r. OAUTHoRN.
W, W. FRY.
W. 81. FRENCH.
W. j. Boris,
A. O. BARNES.
D. P. MOORE.
8. n. LOCKE.
e. e. JONES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

and Mrs. Edgar Wiles arrived
~ from Dayton, Ohio, to visit
Files' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
sore, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Ferris & Cauthorn: haved used a
six foot Deering mower for two seas
ona with entire satisfaction. For
lightness Of draft I believe II stands
without an equal. Yours,
THAD THRELKELD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

FtaHk Fritts, Of 81. Louis, Is the
.aee1 Of bis parents, DR.. and Mrs. J.
b kzi1is. He thinks that there is no
anee Of settling the street cal
.Es in st. Louis except upon the
246nds of the strikers,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

~. and Mrs. J. M. Marshall, OF 81.
snIss : In Mexico on a visit to rel
lives and viii remain o week,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

r. O. Matthews left Monday
ing for Mexico, where she win
for several weeks with her son,
d Matthews, who runs the Plant
'atel.-Fulton Sun,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

g. Plunkett, brother Of ]. W.
EFT, OF this city, Is now located
Ter, Polk county, Ark. Harry's
S friends In Mexico viii be glad
Nv that he lie prospecting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

81. E. West Monday sold his fine
mare by Forest Bird to . gentle
rom New York for agood, round
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

3. Basket, Of st. Louis, was
tes& nnday to visit the family Of his
Dr.. Basket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Prof. J. Perry Warden, Of the halle
University, OF Germany, has accepted
9 position on the faculty Of the new NJ.
N. A. Prof. Warden is an A. B. and
an A. n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

are unloading another large car
giles, road wagons and surreys.
aye 3 line OF vehicles that are ell
b price, quality and style.
FuRRTa A CAuTHopN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
County News.
MARrINsBURG IrRMs.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
MARTINsBURe, jane lS.--Mrs. DR.
Taylor and children spent last weel
in Shamrock.
Mrs. Joe Watkins, Of Montgomery
Is visiting in this city.
Messrs. Gus Kllensorge and BuC
Wenzel made q Aging trip to Wells
vile Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank Kleinsorge and Corr
watkins visited in Wellsville satur,
day.
Mrs. Burchard spent Sunday In Mo
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton and children
spent Sunday in Benton City.
Rev. Father HAIR spent last weel
In Jefferson City the guest Of friend
and relatives.
MI. Kroeger, Of Quincy, was thu
guest Of Mr.. Jacobs last week.
Chas. Peyton attended the couven'
ton in Kansas City last week.
Louie Reploe has returned to BIZ
home in Jefferson City, after q pleas
ant visit with his uncle, Rev Haar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Mollie Fry, Of Auxvasse, died
DAY night. Deceased was the
- Thomas Fry. Funeral services
eE4 conducted Monday morning al
O'clock at Westminster church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

eHfIs & Cauthorn; l have used
FtsAl kinds OF rakes and consider
Ne *1onkinsu the best l over used.
HORACE MuNDY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

=. B. r. Robertson has returned
Eer home In Foley, Mo-, after
lng her son, @. W. Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

and Mrs. Chss. r. Graham are
eporarily located ut the Merchants
sI in Moberly and viii remain
Re two OF three weeks. Mr.. Ora
s. ls looking after his telephone
trests in that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Mrs. q. B. Macfarlane will move to
Columbia In the fall to reside while
her son, Guy, sttends the State Uni
verslty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
Wabash Excursion to st. Louis and
Rafuru

Saturday and Sunday, June % and
"a, the Wabash r. r. will sell excur-
sion tickets to St. Louis and return Of
s1.76 for the round trip. For partic-
uIars apply to E. y. WILSON,
Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Heavy double cape, between
iii and Benton City. Leave at
oiilce In Rush Hill. Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

n good second hand farm
eon for sale.
FERRIS &
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

4.1. 81. Bachman, Of Hazeltol, Pa,
~ zuest Of his son, Dr.. Il. P. Bach
t.1f. &ld family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

|| Inc OF ladies' shirt waists In all
md sizes from 5oc up at Blum's
RS {11od store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

maritime Lakeland is home from
1.pnis, where he attended the fun
& ef Rufus Lakeland, his brother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

ssss Louella White and Annie and
A|e Hopkins are attending the
.4nhers' Institute In Laddonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
3. Q. Waters, Of Vandalia. Appoint

3. 0. Waters, of vandalia, Appointed,
Special Dispatch to the LEDGER.
JEFFERSON OrTY, NO., June 49,
Gov. Stephens to-day appointed e.
o. Waters, Of vandaIia, a member Of
Ithe Board Of Managers Of the Mis-
souri, School for the Blind located in
q Lania.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

arry Cole, formerly night clerk at
S Ringo Hotel, and who has been In
5 hotel business in Minnesota, has
|6fned to Mexico. He viii accept
q IA nnaItinn At the Ringo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

tsxteen chances to n you will
" 4sed II you try a silver buggy.
FERRIS q CAuTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

|QSf butcher viii preach at Rising
H9xt Sunday afternoon at four
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

&fFaige license has been issued to
p. Markell and Miss Leila E.
i 81 Wellsville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

2ef6ething new in the road wagon
'1I. Dali and see IL.
FERRIS & CAuTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Nnb<ellas and parasols, all colors
sizss. from 75c up atBlum's, north
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

s8i4 Powers has gone to Kansas
&here he expects to work for q
zixg firm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

t.s fans, fans. Palm-leaves, Jap
paper and silk, all colors, at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

p Erwin gueBseH the population
#4<ico to be SLOT; Audrain coun-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

peerInR Binder twine 5S5 feet TO the
pound; rnEs Sisal.
Ferris Il OAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
TULIP, June 19.-Mrs. Edwards, Of
Oentralia, has been employed to teach
the Tulip school.
Miss Lulu Batterton, OF Sturgeon, ID
the guest Of Miss Myrtle Riley.
Elder Kitchen filed hislasE appoint
ment at Greenwood last Sunday. BE
will not preach for that congregation
this year. The young peoples pro-
gramme was well rendered Sunday
night and q large crowd was In at
tendance.
Miss Margaret Roberts, of Contra
Liza, visited Miss Jessie johnson, o.
this place, Saturday and Sunday. She
recited in the exercises Sunday night,
DIR. W. E. johnson left Monday fol
warrensburg, where he will locate
He leaves q good practice and a large
circle OF friends, who deeply regrei
to lose him. May success crown hiI
future.
Ed. Ferguson, OF Huntsdale, hai
been employed by the congregation
Of the Christian church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Ms. b. r. Monroe and Miss Hebs
EfanISam left Monday for Post Falls,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

6zfs. Arthur Holmes has been en-
'Et>iniug Miss Nellie Gray, Of Rush
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

.. W. Robbins Is arranging to
<la . BIG revival in a tent in this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

The census enumeration shows thai
Quincy has a population of $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

FfIa Petty had q horse killed by .
HHtn Train Saturday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21


Colonel Feuche, of New York; last
week bought four fine horses In Mex
leo; three from Hissy & Lee and one
from W. +. West.
The Hisey & Lee horses sold were .
bay combined gelding for eSsoi Q
brown combined gelding for $500, and
9 walk, trot and canter horse for
s225. The west animal, roam har-
ness mare, brought s176.
Mexico Is spreading in its field Of
buyers Of good horses.
The members Of the Mexico Gun
Club are arranging to give q big
shoot on the 4th Of July and should
receive the liberal assistance Of the
merchants OF Mexico. II Q match
shoot with some Of the clubs from
surrounding towns could be arranged
the event would be : drawing card.
'sUncle wash" Early, Of Oentraliai
was In town Wednesday on business
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Eugsns Jones, ofthis city, who owns
me farm 10 miles southwest of Mex
b, exhibited at the LEDGER ONCE
) day specimens Of his crop Of tim
ny, some Of the heads of which
neasursd from 81 10 sk inches. Who
Nd beat ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

b. u. White, editor of the Mexico
DaER, left Monday for New York
b and Long Island. Mr.. White
d spend 8 couple Of weeks ct his old
he by the ocean, near Montank
INT, ct the east end OF Long Island.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

De. French and Rev. DR.. Vincil were
from ST. Louis TO attend Mr.. ]. NJ.
|armaduke's funeral. Mr.. Marina
he was 9 member OF the Board Of
|nstses Of Barnes Medical College
. Louis. DR.. vIucil is president and
! French secretary OF the board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

z.'1s Gala butcher is home from q
5N 61N6 visit iii oentralIa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

VII Gamble returned 70 Kansas
City to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

eotH, on June II, to Mr.. and Mrs.
|5<1 n Ballee, q daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

'Uncle Wash" Early, Of o~entralia,
was In town Wednesday on business,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

hi spd Mrs. 7, 8. Riley spent sun
.3 4iar Auxvasse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Bertha snidow is home from a
Moberly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

ehaslle Wade is home from q trip
The East.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

sallis Blythe ls home from q
Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

q before buying binder twine.
FERRIS & OAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

n. NJ. Pearson was here from
e Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

try produce wanted at OVENS
x4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

1''ler buggy.
FERRIS q CAUTHoRE.
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SIGNAL CORPS SOLDIERS.


The United States transport Lawton.
carrying detachment OF forty signal
for ST. Michael and Nome BY way of Port
Valdes- Twenty-Five OF the soldiers ar
rived from Washington, ID, c., yesterday
afternoon over the Northern Pacific.
Eleven others came from San Francisco
Friday night. Both contingents boarded
the Lawton yesterday afternoon
The Lawron takes full cargo OF coal,
grain and army supplies. II includes sew
erai hundred tons of telegraph wire and
materials to be used by Capt Abercrom-
bic In the construction OF the govern
ment telegraph line between Port Vaides
and Eagle City on tire Yukon.
A good portion OF the Iawton's cargo
goes up the Yukon. eventually, to the
various army posts along the river.
The transport Kvarveni arrived from
Tacoma yesterday afternoon and tied up
at tho Arlington dock from which she Is
taking government cargo of supplies
and coal for ST. Michael and Nome.
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NOME CITY PoST0FFICE.
Letter From Inspector John y. Clam
shows That Postal business 10
neemIns On Nnrtherh aamP.

That at least Uncle sam 3 uua4oesH 81
memo sa rushing 10 Witnessed hy he foi-
inagug extract FROM a letter resolved by
Assistant Postmaster Coikntf FROM J hw
= Ctan Vostorice ins0crtoJ AZ tha,,
Nome Alaska JAW o. ise
MY Dear Culkstt For goodness sake
send us same stamps and some small "
O. envelopes ana saue Irvine aud auI
other supplies yea niay have i'lse shr-t
Nuur csHce We seat yol ufir aab -
s. SO on June 3 aud have ,lst sent
a pNuch cu bard ~ tha q rerrrt1s wth
a remittance o. g. az II ! e8A has the
tisne would have made E 81 sn NAV set
some marr on that sEir before she sAtis
we afe All vel au3 happy TIE 7mtu-
pax scare Vas . gog1 thtng for the cauN
as h huetlc4 lot 81 iazv peeris olt onto
the creeks and gp sra down tfr tcs b
HAD Il nat been Cor this hergic motor tney
would have heated 4n towR ail ssln rer
ana never found a cn,cr. NOV tacl ts-3Y
strike something,
Talk about work there - no end q u
IN this three months daylight camp. We
are on the move with ths postal tTAirs
aud We think We are IS De copgra5Glsta2
on What We have ompliShra though
I admit there are Improvements yet g. Be
THO money mentioned Is surp'as acc1E-
Mating in tha Nome Office. from the sale
AZ money orders ana IN other ways. Mr..
t-lutn sent down $1,000 worth 81 moRey
orders PAYABLE IN Seattle. II may be
stated TIA; he did ship $4,000 more On the
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sosecrans making $500 instead of So
LIQUORS NOT ON MANIFEST.
CLERKS laundering Results in Seis-
ure of the Garonne-Relensedo on
Payment of Nominal Fine.

Writing from Nome OF date July 4. a
correspondent says:
The steamship Garonne. when about
70 depart for the states yesterday, was
seized oy Special Treasury Agent Jarvis
sor having aboard about $1,000 worth OF
Iofeign liquors which were not enumer-
sted In her manifest, and upon which
elty had not been paid. The steamer has
peen taken to ST. Michael and severe pun
Isnment is expected to follow. The liquors
were connscatedsb by the treasury official"
FRANK Warehouse. operator of the Gar
onne, says IL IN true that the liquors did
not appear on the manifest, but that the
omission was made through the biunder-
ing or clerk: that the duties on the
goods were paid in accordance w0h the
law. Upon this representation the 81.
Michael authorities permitted the Garonne
70 proceed TO Seattle with the understand
Ing thar she should return TO st. Michael
within sixty days. As soon as the vessel
reached this port Mr.. waterhouse took
up the matter with the Washington au-
thorities. pending the practical detention
or the Garonne by the Port Townsend Gus
toms officials, with the result that
nominal fine of 800 was yesterday Inn
posed. So the vessel is pursed OF an I'M
Intentional violation OF the Law.
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KILLED ON nuNKER CREEK.
John st. H-iRire Crushed To Death
ny FaiItnx Earth.

John 81. Heiaire met death July
through cave-in OF the gravel roof OF
claim No. 20. below bunker. klondike dis.
irict. The falling earth caught him.
crushing hlm against the bed OF the mine.
81. Heislre vas "A single man D years
old lie went 60 the Klondke from Wis
consin two ycars ago. Deceased has rela-
tlvss resident OF Eastern Canada.
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NOME HAS A RAILROAD.
wild Goose Line Three ana . Half
Miles in Length in Operation
From Nome city.

A letter received In this city yesterday
from Mrs. tnas. II. Lane, by her father,
Maj. Garrard, states that the Wild Goose
railway Is completed and in operation for
a distance of three and one-half miles
constructed by her husband. Charles ID.
Lane, the California millionaire, and per-
haps the heaviest operator in all the
Nome district.
Already II IN doing a good business as
a freight carrier at such rates as $40
per ton for the length of the road. Prior
to its operation packers charged three TO
four cents per pound for transporting
merchandise the distance named.
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WHAT SHE HAS SHE'LL HOLD
Crown Claims ON Rich kBondtkc
Creeks withdraw From Pub-
Ito sale.
Special Correspondence.

sKAGwAY. July la--word comes from
Dawson that the creeks on which there
drawn from public sale, and that at the
sale held there July 8 many who had
come in from the creeks 70 buy were dis
appointed In finding fractions ana claims
OF only poor locations for saie.s
Bonanza. Hunker. Gold run and the
right fork OF Eureka were withdrawn,
and there Withdrawals are said TO have
practically killed all the interest In the
sale. Many having read official advcr-
tisemerts. had made long Journeys In
from the creeks. Adviees from Ottawa,
Il was announced. had been received 10
withdraw those creeks mentioned No
reason is learned.
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CLERK ELLIOTT RESIGNS.
ON Account OF peor Health He Gives
Up Position as Clerk of the 4. 4.
Dt.trict Court of Alaska.

Albert n Elliott has resigned his post
ton az clerk Of the United States district
court Of Alaska. Judge Brown appoint
ing Joseph Rodgers az hts successor Ar.
Elliott stated that he retired from official
Autv because 81 poor health. He was a
presidential appointee and Hlleh the office
fov three years Duvtng that time has vas
not only clerk for ne entire District OF
Alaska Sal, also ful0l'ed the duties ct
secretary OF state and at times was acting
governor.
Elliott via continue to maze Alaska
his home
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The work tndsrtakea by the Bu-
rcau OF Information.

The bureau has nov IN tAe hands ~ the
rr,rtsr orders tor g N8 le-pAge four-sol-
vfno papegs. prInted an n3ca sgock N.as-
fraff4 for general distribution. MIA ls-
srrirtvc matter cancaTnenS tsc 4tste.
sound ard cay. a. wei 80 ALASKA IN
.ftru, n printed Local views scenery
S,sir-ss streets AMI houses PARK. rfel-
a.r.cs etc vita brief descTipgfcrs-l .
an -aplss. en heavy paper. pages "a b.
t,.ehes. fs also gllsrnatssA bY IRE bureau.
~ ~ piatr.3 in fh~ hotels - every S1pta
III the Tutln. ana uIth ffs paper % DO
Alstrl'ltrt tHrpach at t0e FAST ans MD
A. Wet and on "ltl Homa Week" 81
s.lrs. .n o. Mz4rr THO hlres-.s FTofls f-t
.tnfs tl-e-tiUn h-rr tEH ufersoultrs x the
s..,trfr lnhrufrr = 'amwrrer.
I.aatrE cntFrprisfs Ray ee-fge re-ra-
s..,fatt,,s in fhe IS Az efrten aa spt,f' ss
tf,r A. the edice ? Cnimra hloek so.r@
all a 81 - Siven g. EFfrf raiI hvss
rrss tfirertnry gHr Erm ma me hussrsss
~s-reserft1 ana address aufr Sr4.e
fss.si br occurred al onc& & ,4tr. &C.
TarAl gieWs 81 antics fer IA ttrra .exa tis.f
- o. " MOORE. Secretary.
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TWO MORE SECOND sATLIN0s.
Steamers Tacoma ana Mono City
Leave Wednesday for Nome.

Two more Nome liners sail Wednesday
on second voyages 20 the gold camp. They
are the steamships Tacoma and Nome
City. The latter vessel is now taking on
cargo at tho White star dock and the
Tacoma viii arrive today and begin load
ing.
Roth vessels report good business,
freight and passenger, for their second
voyage.
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] s,e,v men working in the beach

- ~.anv men working IN the beach
- none Of them were making
- TSey told me that the beach was
.<-s ~. All the gold one sees at
ss = from Dawson. Fully 5000 peo-
- down from the Kiondike 70
~ "A hrough, the gold dust with
~ euudra back OF this beach. people
y = b full OF gold. but not an ounce
- taken out OF 10. II is all Q
- MS fall will tell the story. II
, ~ eold when the working season
- The camp will be all right. II
~ IA nothing. II is dead forever. G.
< 100 ana other capitalists. are spend
= cveat sums OF money in preparing TO
- thkY ground. ana IT hardly seems
se~lhae that they do not know what
az ars about.
6o61a HE most striking scene in the
whole camp Is the beach where
- the goods brought north by the
~ feet OF steamers were landed. For
iSres o. four miles the sand is piled high
- valuable goods that are at the
~Srev Of the slightest storm. The mer-
a ehnnge Of the wind would cause the
- u engulf them and sweep them out
4 - X 10 estimated that storm would
,snon loss OF at least =, 900 0On
Zee can see goods OF every description
- % on the beach and left wholly I'M
emr6eA. No man need starve 20 death
= Nsne He could go TO the beach ana
- himself to whatever groceries he
eonted But I don't mean 10 say that
l1sgs b such honesty at Nome that goods
m D0t be stolen. II liquors, cigars,
viss n anything OF that sort are left on
~ beach over night. they will be stolen
y certainty.
These goods are not Abandoned. OF
psrss prices have dropped greatly, but
~ mnin reason for their apparent ahan-
6uoment II the fact that there In no other
,hes WHARF they may be taken. The
Nsfth American Transportation q Trad
- Company has good warehouses;. ana
+ ~ to take caro- OF its goods. but In
lN1u1js can only leave their outf,ts on
~ bach and trust TO providence.
The greatest dread of smallpox exists
\ o. Michael. when the Garonns ar
IND there from Nome she was no, al
bssd 10 land. The government offciais
- ~ yellow nag on her on account OF
IG@a alleged violation OF tho customs
nvx There we're several steamers lying
lsar W IN the harbor. When they saw
~ yellow nag they got up steam ana
aoved away four or i've miles TO tho
sindward Of us.
AT Port Townsend We had 10 run thu
antlet again, but we're given a clean
" Of health and allowed TO come on to
|sattie"
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CAPT. HtALY At NOME.
Former Manager Of N. A. 7. q T.
Co. to Reside in Sandy City.
GREAT FAITH IN The FUTURE.

Riches Already Uncovered Are ~
Nothing Compared to vast wealth
In Entire Territory-No Place for
. Man who sits Down TO Await
Coming of Forsune-spiendid op-
portanities for willing workers.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

As yet hut q small part % ths rachin.
cry h-osgnt in has been pot 20 scrk on
TIRE creeks and beach. and the latter Is
lined tor Miles with apparatus that vii
never Re pat Ia motion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

The seoan9 cleanup by the Pieneer Min.
ing company 0AaAhlors. taHa@Derx 81 all
-c74rre3 yrat~ r4al. and ueftsd a~ast ~ b
tN As yet mining conditions ere On
t5Rar3. ugsE e Sac creeks be4HE without
waiter 'or rlaicsaS 7etn6 60 TIE su.ise aa-
sense - rails