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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
What Is Being Accomplished
 In That District
Also the Improvements Being Made Thoro aud Othor Genoral Mat toru of Interest That Arc Now Transp' ring In That District

This has been season Of experiments ln Porcuplnc, said Shirley Treen. yester- day. who has just returned from the dis trict
 The work done there has consisted in finding ont what are the impractical methods Of working the creek With these methods eliminated work will go on next year in a practical manner.
 The big mistake made this season was ln the power. Current water wheels were tried and proved to be a failure. Thse wheels are exposed Co the rise and fall of tho water. and Co the drift wood which comes down the creek The drift wood will break mp thc paddles in half an hour in high water The result of these cx- perlences ls shown n the determination of those who want water power Co use overshot or turbine wheels. Here the flow can be controlled and kept free from drift
 on Pete Nclson's claim. No. below. steam power was used 10 hoist and pump and he had no difficulty In going down. IIc reached bedrock and drifted both ways to find the pay streak.
 on No. l below a side channel was un- covered and about S25ooO was cleaned up.
 on discovery, or Dalton's claim. his water wheel was washed out. and no real work was done. Dalton is now engaged In putting In an ovcrshot wheel on Keller & Moore's lease thc same trouble was experienced as on palton.s claim. Add Co this an unlimited amount of trouble with pumps and elevator. and thc reason ls shown why they are not doing any good work. They have lots of money i'm their ground. Dr Keller. in live minutes one day. cleaned a crevice in bedrock Of over four ounces. They are not down Co the deepest bedrock yet Duwochtcr G Gassman were washed out by the blg flood, and arc intending Co put in steam next season.
 The only real work done In the camp l- on the benches.
 Mix & Co. are working one man and are averaging NOO per day Co the good Wiley & Finley are using their giant on their bar to good effect Finley's pile | is In the nclghborhood Of SlOo0 this sum mer. and hc is one Of three partners.
 Mckinley crcck has been numcd. and good results are reported. as ihe bedrock is shallow.
 On Caribou creek. Rnl Harris Is using the giant on his bench and has rUuck good pay. Very good prospects are found on the bottom.
 Considerable excitement wa7 caused in Porcupnc City last week by the trial o. Ben Allen for a debt due Co Tom Taylor | The case had run on until the question was not who was innocent or guilty but who was Co pay the costs Judge Cir. ton was the dispenser Of justice but ho was little rusty on his law. and Tom Marquam and Judge Pratt tho opposing attorneys. In short argument. had ai' most convinced the Judge that he should pay Che costs himself, when hc adjourn ed court for a couple Of hours to let all parties read law Taylor had Co pay | finally.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
CITY OF SEATTLE
 REACHES PORT
Was Detained By FoGs and Tides
 Sails With Big Load

The Pacific Coast Steamship Comp ny's flyer City Of Seattle. Captain Conncll. ar- rived here yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock with aiNty-thrcc passengers md a mixed cargo Of freight The City of See atuc left Seattle last Sunday night. twcn- ty-four hours later than the timo .clod ulcd for her Co sail.
 shortly after leaving Hctchlkan 7 honl hole plate blew ont Of one of her boil 'r7, which caused delay Of several hours tn making rcpal, vas cn. countcrcd at Wmngel Narrows. which made t necessary Co anchor thc steamer untn It became safc Co proceed, making further delay Of about ten hours. A large amount of freight had been taken on for Juneau. Trcadwcll and Douglas. tho discharge of which required nearly 'll of Thursday night The run from Tread well was made n seven hours m" steamers Charles Nelson and Cottage City were passed going down Inst Tucs- day.
 shipments for Dawson were as followH William Wacchtcr. l5O carcasscs of dress. cd beef and twenty boxes frozen neat l O. P. Kastner 60 head Of cattle; Alex Me- Donald. itiSo sacks potatoes: Lancaster & Caldcrhcad. I- sacks oats; Armour & Co.,. l2l boxes frozen poultry. i2i boxes frozen meat. Rarsch & Co.,. 30 head of cattle: Kelly. Douglas & Co.,. ioo sacks or sugar
 Following arc shipments for Skarway rnv Bros. 2io sacSs flour, eii 7ack7 oats. and No sacks bran; E. IT, Clyn'. merchandise: F. B. Mcdonald. cigars A. Reinert. Mascot Saloon whisky Bose worth & Agrcrs. bananas. fruit and eggs. c. Choalander sweet potatoes eggs and fruit; Herman Grimm. 2o bar rels beer: John Kalcm, q eases "st' Payne & Peterson. beer; Ross HigF'ns ! Co.,. 300 cases eggs
 The City Of Seattle sailed at o'clock tbls morning. with every berth taken having. on thc arrival Of the train y"s- tcrday afternoon. only twcnty-one then not sold.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
JENNINGS AT SEATTLE
Givos An Interesting Talk 10 tho
 P-I. Reporter

Robert W. Jennings. of skagway. is registered ot Che Butler, on hs return from a trip over Che White Pass & Yukon railway. for which hc ls Che attorney He ls accompanied by Mrs. Jcunings. says thc P-I Of Che 25th.
 Mir. Jennings regards thc wreck of a short time ago on the White Pass & Yu- kon as very providontial aHair iuas- much as ten feet In either direction would have resulted ln many fatalities. 10 win bc remembered that thc wreck was unattended by any serious accidcnt
 Of the settlement of Che townsitc dis putc. which has Involved thrcc-fourths of the best property in skaEwuy Mir Jcn- nInes said;
 "It rcscmblcd game of hltucdorc and shuttlecock. but now they have compro- missed the matter on very just terms. on obtaining a jatent Bcn Moore. who was i the contestant. is Co deed Che property iu dispute Co thc townsmcn for % per cent. of Che valuation at thc Inst assessment. The terms contemplate on easy way of settlement. as lt is not expected that full cash payment can bc made Whatever amount is not paid win bc secured Co Moore by a mortgage on Che property. The assessed value of Che entire town is about iiO0OOoO and by this settlement Moore wnl receive a very lihcrol sum of money.
 ''Thc parties to Che suit arc oll In sitka. having gone there on Che last trip or Che Topeka Co clear Che titles on Che record. On their arrival there it was found that Che registrar or Che land office was away SO they win have Co walt for two weeks or until another boat arrives"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
WILL WORK CHINAMEN
ChillIat Cannory Contracts For zoo
 For Next Season

Mir. Michael Costello. president Of the Alaska Fisheries union. and interested in many other cannery enterprises on Che Fraser river and upcoost, is on his way to Seattle Co contract for no less chan five hundred Chinese The Mon golians arc required by the Alaska Fisheries union company Co work next season at the two cunncrics owned by Che company. which are located at Chil- kat nlet and Chnkoot inlet in Che neigh borhood ofc Hoines Mission. on Lynn canal not far from skogway.
 Mir Costello stated before going south that next season both canucries win be early ln active operation. and should the run Of Ash prove good. Che pack will he a large one. as the plant at both canneries ls of Che most modern type. on the last trip north Of the steamer Dirigo' a large amount of machinery was brought up to Haines consigned to the Chilkat Inlet cannery. and it is now being Install led
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
FREIGHTER DANUBE
 PULLS INTO HARBOR
Has Q Big Cargo All For Points
 Beyond Skagway

Frcightcr Danube Of thc c. P. N. Co.,. arrived In Che harbor yesterday afternoon at i've o'clock She had 200 tons of mcr- chondlsc. 1900 feet of lumber and Cl head of cattle
 Much of Che freight is for Auin. e Stew art. of Discovery. had 90 tons of mcrchan- disc and E. l.. Pullman l5 tons.
 Tho lumber brought up was for J. A. sayward Of White Horse.
 or Che Interior shippers Klgorc & Lam dalh had for one thing 100 crates of cab- bage :McCoulcy Bros. had sixty sacks ot oats and bran; McLcnnan & MoFeclcy were consigned stores. holsting machine ry. etc
 Tho cattle were for N. P Shaw of White Horse.
 At c o'clock this morning the Dam ubc sailed. an of her nrst-class accom- modutions being taken
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
CITY FUNDS ARt
 STILL TIED UP
Troasuror Summers Cannot Receive
 Money Until He Quaiihou

District Judge Melville c Brown ar- rived ln skagway from Juneau yesterday on Che City of Seattle. and win open court here next Monday morning.
 In an Interview last evening Judge Brown said that 100 public funda would be turned over Co City Treasurer Summers untl hc had nlcd his bond In accordance with the provisions of thc law apd there fore Che school funds now held by Dis trlct Clcrk Hns at Juneau and those now in Che hando os the odministrator of tho estate of tlc loU City treasurcr R. A. Anderson Gnl main os they are at present.
 It win now cuy bf matter of a fev days. however unuCIpr Treasurer Sum mcrs qualities. whcn,hc w1l thon obtain the custody Of the ohy's money now held by others.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
COLUMBIA IS
 CHAMPION
The Cup Will Stay In Amer
 ica For Some Time
Conclusion Was ForogOns Eng lish Prose Now Conoodo That tho Oolumbia Is By Far the Bost Yaoht-Littlo EnthuHiasm

NEW YORK. oct. 4.-CoEmbia won the third race Of the series today there by retaining the America's Cup.
 The race today was the closest of any, thero being only few seconds difference in the tlmc that Che two yachts crossed the line. thc Columbia only winning on tlmc allowance.
 Shamrock. as before, led in the race from the start. but Columbia passed her on the home leg The race was witnessed with apparent indifference as the spec tators seem Co consider t a forgonc conclusion that Columbia would win.
 The English press concodc Columbia Co hc the better boat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
HORRIBLE OF
 HORRIBLES
TreacherOus Philippines Kill
 and Burn Company
Unparalleled In Most Revolting Crime That Comes From tho Conquered" IslandS of tho Philippines

WASHINGTON. oct. A-Advlces rccclv- cd hero today by Che War Department statc that while fclgning friendship. n company of FnipInos led hy President Town. of Bcngngiga. trcachcrously at- tackled Company c. Ninth Infantry kill- uc and burning Che entire company. numbering forty-cight
 Captain Coornclrs body was found with his body ticd and heels partly burned
 The butchcry and inciucuuon of Che members of Che gallant Ninth was accom- plishcd i'm a most ghoulish manner and Che scrncs that met thc eyes of Che United States troops excited fierce frcn- zy that win result in a complete massacre when President Town and his skulkng brutcs arc oycrtakcn.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
Boat. At White Horse

The Victorian ls expected Co reach White Horse from Dawson at doyhre'S thls morning. She has i25 passengers on board
 The sclkIrk. which arrived ycs'etda' morning. had forty passengers sh" "h cd last night 0t D.. m.
 Tho Victorian is expected Go hc loaded and sent out tonight
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
Now Expross Agent

E. W. Gideon has been appointed agent at this city for tthe Alaska Express Co., vice F. c. Whitehead. resigned. This announcement was made public yesterday by c. F. Newton, auditor and general agent.
 Mir. Gideon has, until his appointment been with the railroad at White Horse
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
Doath of Mrs. Tustin

The City of Seattle brought the news that on September 23 at WraugcL Mary J.. thc wife Of Fred Page Tustin. Y. &. Commissioner at that place. died. She was pioneer of oregon in lNi3. The rec mains. accompanied by Judge Tustin and son. went south ou thc last trip or th' Dirlgo.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
THE PAPER WILL
 BE SUSPENDED
Anarohistio Publication Forbidden
 In tho Mails

CHICAGO Oct t-An onorchistic pa- DOT published hcrr called Frcc Society. hls been forbidden thc use of Che United State. mails of Che 3rd class
 This win result in Che suspension of Che publication of this paper. which has done much Co further che inccndiay tactics of Che rcds
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
sIO and Cost

This morning. nc 9 o'clock. | win throw on Che market lot of new air-tight heat nr stoves for S25o-Worth Sand a lot of bIr ones for ii that cannot Doc bought for less than No regular. There are only a few of these stoves and | want Go get out or the stove business
 Remember. ! loan money
 KEELAR. thc Money King. Broadway. next door Co American Tailors'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
STEAMER OIRIGO SOLD
To Now Ownod Entirely By tho
 Alaska ss. Co.

The remaining half Interest in the Lynn canal steamer Dirigo Capt McGregor. has been purchased by the Alaska steam ship Company. which operates the vessel. for a consideration of SGoom. John s. Kimbau. of san Francisco, owned thc Interest sold Tho deal gives thc Alaska Steamship Company entire ownership Of che four vessels Che Dolphin. nirlgo, Far nllou and RosalIe. long operated by the company.
 Negotiations for the snlc were cunclud- cd last Saturday morning at Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
WILL REMOVE SEHLBREDE
Irregularities In Office Discovered By Official Investigation
 --Gand Jury Will Make Inquiries

manner in which he was conducting hls official onalH. special agent was de- tailed to investigate Che matter. which In- vestlgation led Co discoveries that left no doubt that Sehlbrede has in many ways violated thc trust imposed upon him.
 The grand jury during the coming scs- sion win thoroughly yentIlate Schlbrede's 's administration and startling disclosures win no doubt ho made public
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

A new United States Commissioner win soon be appointed for this district to take thc place Of c. A. sehlbrede. who several months ago lcft the city on a tour through tho north.
 For some time past it hos hoen al- leged that Judge sehlbrcde has used his official position to his own personal ad- vantage When the authorities at Wash inrton became aware Of Che questionable
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
Firomou Moot Tonight

Tonight at o'clock the fire department will meet ln No |. A full attendance Is desired by Chief Cortes Ford. as great business of importance will come up. The committee from the city council will meet with the boys.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
Mining blanks at thls On0e.

Belle of Lexington Whlskey-eigh' years oId-just out Of government bond and Three Crown Diamond Malt WhiS- kcy-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

We nrc having a bonande Reduction Sale on an Of our high grade stock. Chcncy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

The Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer Is tho best and most expensive draught beer made in Seattle For sale at the se- nttle Saloon. corner State and Sixth ave- nue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

ovcraus. jumpers. coats and ieans Le- vi Strauss make at big reduction at our closing out sale.
 Chency's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

All we want is all the trade in sight F. II. Clayson & Co, the One Price Cloth Ing. Shoe and Furnishing House Fourth and State streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

Now ls your chance for a barg.. In Fau and Winter underwear.
 Cheneys Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05
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r.r ..vf.H anI e.al uttIr- clothes eo io r WHl.i Vh. .F r...r.u- the ntcst 1..t most ...h.arlh.e r.narts on ouorur s..a. month Clothes JyeL cleaned ond r.r.r.I e-i3-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

Fine clothing a fair price is sure pre- vcntativc Of a dull day In our store Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

If yoa v1nt s.ol work lorr telephone ND ua Automatic Boy civ Laundry. They take 10 aV1y auJ u.tuu .t iu "a few hours tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

A good. steady boy wanted nt once. Call at Britts Pharmacy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

Ult. you secu thlt hobby uuc ot new .rrIuc orerco1ts 1t Cllyaou's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

Just received large stock of winter millinery which win bc sold at reduced ,rices Fifc-Alaska Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

Neckwcar latest pattern. Crown md Harris make. Suspcnders hig reduction lt our closing out sale
 Chenoy's Boston S;or'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-05

Sweaters. ncgligic shirts ali colors an' sizes 1t way down prices.
 Chcney's Boston Store.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-21
OPENS
STATE BOWLING CONTEST BEGINS
AT THORNTON ALLEYS.
TEAMS FROM OUTSIDE CITIES
Bozeman, Helena, Virginia City and
Anaconda Represented - Buttes
and Thorntons Enter for
Their Home Town.

With a large crowd present and five
teams ready for the contest, the bowling
tournament opened at l o'clock this
afternoon at the Thornton alleys.
The bowling for the championship of
the state is to last two days, and six
teams are competing for the honor and
prizes.
The teams from outside of Butte come
from these cities: Bozeman. Helena,
Virginia City and Anaconda. The Buttes
and Thorntons represent this city
The Anaconda and Virginia City teams
We're here early in the day. The Boze
man boys came in about noon and the
Helena bowers arrived about o'clock
this afternoon.
The bowling will continue this eve
ming and tomorrow afternoon and to-
morrow evening the contest will be
closed.
Great interest centers in the tOurna-
ment that is being held here now, for
the reason that there has been consid-
cradle question as to which team in the
state was the best.
1t is probable regular state asso-
citation of the bowlers will he formed
While the contest is on here.
Besides the spirit of rivalry that is
being shown among the teams there are
individual contests that are likely to
take place. Bozeman has some good
boWlers who are said to be anxious TO
meet crack men from the othe: towns.
and much interest centers in the
rrOWess of the individual players.
There is likely to be state indi-
yidual champion as we'll as a champion
team.
Last night the Silver Bows defeated
the Overlands in three straight games
at the Thornton alleys. Todd and
liodgens of the Silver Bows played
especially we'll, and Perham of the Over
lands did some fine work.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-21
ENJOY A GOOD Time
BUTTE FOOTBALL PLAYERS SEE
THE SIGHTS OF BOHEMIAN.
ALL KINDS OF ODD HAPPENINGS
Watson Boyle of the Gallatin Valley
City Explains How the Visitors
Were Taken Care Of.

IT make no mistake in saying that the
Butte football men enjoyed their visit to
Bozeman," said Watson Boyle OF the
Bozeman team, who arrived here today.
''The first night was not without Incl
dent An alarm of fire came while they
We're practicing. Out jumped Green, car
rying the favorite ball of Davidson, the
owner of the alley. Davidson sprinted
after Green, and third in the race came
big jack chief of police, who had
been appointed judge of the tournament.
when or where is the tire?" asked
Green, with as much interest as if he
were a director of an insurance company,
carrying a big risk in our city.
I'm the engine" said a small boy
who, after answering the question, made
fast time around the nearest corner and
proceeded to lose himself in the crowd.
Local Players as Guides.
"The manager of the Bozeman team
had assigned several of the local players
as guides to the visitors and had in
structed them not to omit a single thing
that might prove of interest to the men
from the top of the divide, and to ex-
plain everything that might arouse their
curiosity.
"Pierce Buzard was detailed to chap
erone Messrs. Ellis. Taylor and Mckin-
ley, and called at the hotel to invite
them over to inspect the fish hatchery in
Bridger canyon.
Certainly, said Taylor, but how are
| we to get there?
That's easy, said Buzz i've ordered
my horseless carriage
| 'What?' said Taylor in surprise, has
| the town a horseless carriage?'
| Indeed it has, responded 'Buz, and
| just then surry. drawn by two mules,
| drew up at the front door and the men
| from Butte beheld it with bated breath
| for moment. Without cracking q
smile they climbed in, and the party was
| Off
Gold Filling in Teeth.
CDR. Ellis, there is one thing over al
the hatchery you must be sure not tt
miss, said the guide; 1T is curiou:
thing, and appertains to your profession
refer to the gold filling in the teeth o.
the trout in Bridger creek, phenomena
that has created great amount of talk
and scientific men find great difficulty il
accounting for the freak, having arrived
at different conclusions as to the cause
Lven DR.. Henshall feels a great delicacy
when speaking upon the subject, and III
is without doubt the foremost ''hsl
sharp in the state and country
ION the way over Mckinley sprung any
number of questions as to trees plants
| and flowers Here are a few samples
".What is that?' queried Mac.
"'Oh, that's a sweet pea vine.'
"'And what is that?'
- stack of barley
"'And that?'
"a cottonwood tree
"'And that plant, awaU over yonder?
"'That? That is thu electric ligh
plant
Then Mac went into trance tina
lasted full two minutes and three sec
onds. ERNEST Heilman had been dele
gated to see that Adams, Sheehan ant
Fisher did not come to grief. Ernes
thinks there is nothing that can compare
with the Gallatin valley. and says 81
whenever he has half chance"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-21

1t shows the number of cases for trial
in the two departments of the court, and
contains a catalogue of the lawyers who
are engaged in the practice of the law in
Silver Bow county.
There is an index of the cases at the
front of the pamphlet.
In the pages that follow, the cases are
set forth with the names of the attor-
neys engaged in them appended and the
causes of action.
The pamphlet is quite thick, and the
index pages alone are six or seven in
number
about 400 cases for trial in the two de-
partments of the court, and lag lawyers
oracticing in the county. .:i
The suits are of all kinds, within the
civil category. The calendar was issued
on October 10. -..
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-21

disturbing the peace. on appeal, had been
set for this morning.
But the court postponed them till to-
morrow morning, on account of the
Hehin trial being unfinished.
Woods was caught in the house of
a woman ON Galena street at 10 o'clock
at night, while engaged in ransacking
a room.
The back door of the house was locked,
and it was supposed Woods effected an
entrance via the transom by means OF
barrel placed against the door.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-21
FAMILY ALLOWANCE MADE.
Order Issued in Estate of Fergus
Kelley, Deceased.

Judge McClernan this morning made an
order in the estate Of Fergus f. Kelley,
deceased, granting the family of the
deceased a monthly allowance of $500
out of the estate.
The order was made upon the petit
ton Of Katherine Finn Kelley, the exec
utrix.
The will of the deceased made Mrs.
Kelley his sole legatee and devisee, and
the estate was appraised at $7,2SS.61.
The petition relates that the estate lis
amply able to yield revenue Of $500
month. Attorney c. F. Kelley is
counsel for the petitioner.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-21
ANNUAL ACCOUNT FILED.
Order Settling Same in Marchesseau
Guardianship Made.

The annual account Of S. MarchesseaU
in the estate and guardianship of Olivia
J. Marchessaa1, Il minor, was se:t.ed
and approved by Judge McClernar THIS
morning S. Marehesseau is the guard
ian of the minor.
The decree of settlement showed the
full amount of all moneys received and
disbursed by the guardian from SeptaE-
Der /, 1900. The total amour. received
was $5,00S.51.
The amount expended was $S67.96, and
the balance in the estate is S4,14096.