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The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04

oo-Hoboken. N; J.. fire on docks of North German Lloyd Co, and ocean liners Saale. Bremen and Main destroyed; sl0 0co, ,0o0. .. Black Rock. N. Y, lumber yards: s400 900. Jul. 5-Constsble Hook. N. J., Standard oil Co.'S plant: SLIGO, 600. I4-Prescott. A. T., business section and e dwellings; sl, 800. .0o0. 23-St. Paul Minn., Cold Storage & Ware house Co.'S warehouse: $750. GOO 24-Buffalo, N. Y. Eastern elevator; $750. 0o0. Aug. 4-Ashland, Wis, Baker X Stewart and Keystone Lumber Co., lumber yards i; Sl .0DO,OJ0.
 ia-Alexandria, Ind. Kelly AK Mani. CO s plant: $SO0.0 al-Forest fires in Colorado and Wyoming; estimated damage at Sl0. .000. GOO. Sep. 12-Narragansett Pier. $50, 600 fire. l6-Houston. Tex, Merchants & Planters oil mill; S400. oo0. Near Plymouth. Mass. forest fires; s5O0. 900 20-New York, Terminal stores; Si GOO. 0Q0 26-Baring Cross. Ark, Iron Mountain iail- way shops $400, GOO oct e-New York. Atlantic Transport line pier: s1. .00O. GOO. 29-New York. drug house of Tarrant & Co and other buildings. from chemical ex- plosion: $l.5c0.010. Nov. 9-Biloxi Miss. large part of business section; $500 600. Fisherman county. Tex. 20 big ranches.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS.

Jan. 4-Italy agrees to open door policy In China, completing list of powers approV- ing Sec. Hays proposal....W. Murray Crane inagurated gov Mass. N-Jos. C. s. Blackburn (dem., Ky) elected U. s. senator.
 l6-Jas. IL Gear Ga.) reelected U. s. sena- tor. Gov. Longino (Miss.) inaugurated 2-Brigham H Roberts excluded from con gress by vote of PCS to 50. S0-Senator Goebel, contestant for governor- ship of Kentucky, shot at Frankfort 31-Democratic members of Ky legis- lature meet and declare Goebel and Beck ham elected gov. and lieut.. gov are sworn in by chief justice of court of ap- peals. Gov. Taylor declares state of in surrection and adtourns legislature to meet at London.
 Feb. 2-Martial law in Frankfort Ky. 3-Beckham sworn in to succeed Goebel 5-Hay- -Pauneefote treaty relating to Nica- ragua canal signed 6-Judge Wm. H. Taft (Cinn., O. appointed pres. of commission to organize govern ment for Philippine islands. .Thos. R. Bard (rep.. Cab elected U. s. senator. Mar 5-Admiral Remey selected to com mand Asiatic fleet.
 Apr. 3-U. S senate passes bill providing civil government for Porto Rico, and leNying a l5 per cent tariff on certain ex- ports to II. S, and providing free trade Mar; l. lso2. Dewey decides to run for president.
 6-kentucky court of appeals decides J. c. w. Beckham Is governor. 7-Gen. Otis allowed 10 retire from com mand: Gen. Arthur Macarthur selected to suuceed him.
 l0-House passes Porto Rican bill. A-C. s senate refuses to seat Matthew e Quay (Pa). vote, e to g.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
CRIMES,

Jan. 2-Jas. L. Moore. aged 65. kills wife. aged 22, at Names, Mo, and commits sui 6-During murder trial al Otter Creek Ky. men killed in free fight. 9--Duripg trial in court at Oak Ridge, Miss, quarrel resulted in killing of A. D. Rol- land. R. s. Stephenson and pr. Otto Aus tin.
 11-At Proud Gap, Ky. 4 killed ia quarrel l3-Fred C. Bonhls and II. II. Tammen, pro- prietors of Denver Post. shot by Wm. w. Anderson, well-known attorney, during quarrel
 16-Ex- Cong David C. Colson kills Ethel bert Scott, at Frankfort, Ky; bystand- CTS also killed, feud. Feb. 7-Entire family of Indians, by name of McTavish killed by vigilance commit tee in British Columbia; charged with be- ing witches
 eS--Jos. Clean, farmer living near Blueheld w. Va, kills daughter, her lover and self. Mar, Frank Steele, of Omaha, kills wife, shoots Rev. A. F. Nelson who sprang to her rescue, and commits suicide; domes- tic trouble
 22--Tom Jones (negro) kills Ella Jones and of her children, at Garner. N. c. Apr, 13-August Young shoots Katie Van Klostere; in Murphysboro. Ill.,; disap May l4-L. D McAlister, of Heloise, Tenn. kills wife and self; jealousy. Mrs. Moser and children found mur- dered near Fremont Ill. Jun 4-In feud at San Augustine, Tex, Sheriff Noel and brothers are killed 22-Jc ssie Morrison kills Mrs. Olin Castle and wounds herself. at Eldorado. Kan; jealousy.
 Jul 6-Rufus T, Wright kills wife of days. and self, at Columbia, s. C. H-ln race riot in New Orleans Robert Charles (colored) kills police men. Aug. Hive dead as result of feud between. Dooley and Harris families. a Doe Run Mo. H-At Jamestown, O.. A. c. Bingamon kiIls wife, son-in-law and self; family trouble 2O-Dr. $. Harrington while drunk at Far ley, Mo, kills uncle, mother-in-law Sher- fir Dillingham;: is then killed by sheriffs son
 Sep. 4-Paul Cronin at Waukesha, Wis. kills Mrs. E. Miller and shoots himself because she refused to marry him N-Four Indians kill each other at Turtle Mound. Fla. in a fight; all wanted to marry chiefs daughter. Oct. l-Walter Evans kills wife and self at Beattysvtlle, Ky; domestic trouble. At Falmouth, Ky, C, $, Anderson kills wife and self; she would not live with him.
 3-Because husband intended becoming A farmer Mrs. Valentine Roullier drowns daughter and self, at Two Rivers Wis Nov. G-ln fight over politics at Caseyville Ind. Wallace Graves killed and others wounded.
 Dec. 6-Theo. Wallert pleads guilty to mur- der ot wife and stepchildren at Arling- l5-Four dead as a result of mysterious poisoning at Forsythe Mines. O. 24-Jos. Douglass, of Crawford sville Ind Kills one man and wounds another for calling on his wife.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04

1 l7-,san Francisco, deaths to date from bu-
 bonic plague.
 so-Near Montgomery, w. Va. 12 from eat
 ing poisoned provisions Jun. 3-Near Hamilton. O.. in railroad Near stockbridge. Wis. s by fall of heavy 9-Giouster. Q. by gas in mine. l3-Cammal. Pa, s on logging railroad. 15-Near Port Philip, B. C.. 23 by shipwreck
 wreck caused by a washout... Beaver |, county, Q. T.. by cyclone .,. Thatcher. A. T.. 5 in burning home.
 Of North German Lloyd Coz. Norfolk,
 Va, ls negroes by sinking of barge. Jul 2-Chicaso. by intense heat. 3-Hoboken. N J., 8 in tenement fire. on
 Behring sea coast sloop Seattle eapsized: i: 4-Fourth of July celebrations throughout
 country killed 59 and injured ,, ,761 people
 ....Near Tacoma. Wash, S6 by plunging of
 car into deep chasm. .Parkers burg, w.
 Va, by oil tank explosion. s-.Near Calico Rock, Ark, D. J. Fink and
 family @ persons) by eating toadstools. 16-Coleman,. Tex, l5 In cloudburst, lS-New York city, 70 by excessive heat. 25-Near Akron, O., Il by capsizing of skiff.
 turning of steamer.
 Aug. 6-Aurich, Ark, in railroad wreck. ocChicago, 4 deaths, 19l prostrations and excessive heat.
 R-Slatington, Pa, 15; train crashed into omnibus. New York, g in storm: 15-Chicago. in burning house. .Plerson.
 Mich, in railroad collision. Nome. ., AlIa3skai l5 ey shiPwfeek ,a collision Sep. S-Galveston, Tex, about 5000 lost in flood; 70 other Texas towns report loss of 114 lives.
 12-Mound City, H.. in railroad wreck. Lake Erie, barge John B. Lyons foun- dered; IA drowned.
 l6-Eau Claire. Wis. 6 by capsizing of boat. In 4-Morristown, Minn., s in cyclone. Oct. 7-Near Biwabik, Minn in cyclone. l5-Sells, Ark, by dynamite explosion. lf-New York in tenement house fire. 2-Lodi, Tex, in tornado. 29-New York, IS by chemical explosion and resulting fire in drug house....De Hart.
 Mont, in railroad wreck. Nov. 4-Berrysberg, w. Va, 13 by dynamite explosion.
 l6-Near Polk, Pa, in railroad wreck. lS-Oswayo, Pa, In burning hotel. 20-In western Tennessee and northern Mis- sissippi, about so by cyclone. In Wis consin 20 days hunting season results in F men killed and 12 wounded. 29-San Francisco, 13 by falling in of roof over glass furnaces....U. s. cruiser Yosemite lost in typhoon in Philippines; seamen drowned Dec. 3-Chicago, 6 by boiler explosion in railroad power house. 6-Fishing boat Cora S. Mckay given up for lost with crew of 30 residents of Province town, Mass.
 7-During past season on great lakes 110 lives said to have been lost. 9-On Erie, Pa, tow barge Charles Foster foundered; lost.
 l5-Cannonball. N. D., 6 by gasoline explo- sion.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
NECROIOGY.

Jan. 7-McGlynn, Rev. Edw., Catholic priest and single-taxer, at Newburg, N. r.. 62 20-Ruskin. John. author and poet, at Brant- 21-Blackmore. Richard D. author Lorna Doone;" at Teddington. Eng; l5 2.Stockton. John Potter. ext. s. sena- Feb. S-Goebel. William. governor de jure Of lS-Wels, H. H, military governor Vir ginia in reconstruction days, at Palmyra. 2LKesley ss,d Leslie db; Es of Dwight H.. at Mar 2-Eppes. Sydney, congressman. of Virginia. at Washington. EHennessy. Archbishop at Dubuque. s-Harmer, Alfred C.. congressman Gather of the house. at Germantown. Pa; 75. s-Phelps Edw J., ex-min. to England at New Haven. Conn; IS. 2s-stone, J. M governor for 10 yrs. of Mis- sissippi. at Holly Springs 29-Sawyer, Philetus, ex-U. s. senator at Oshkosh. Wis. s. 31.Gibson, Chas;; H., ex-U. S. senator from Maryland. at Washington; 57 Apr. Caldwell John. prohi bition candidate for president in 1892, at Chico. Cal. May l-Munkacksy. celebrated painter. at Bonn, Austria. 7-Culberson. David B., ex-cong., at Jeffer- son, Tex...Wnlis, Richard Storrs. poet 90 and iduy writer at ,ii Detroit, Mich S4. 22DHlll, Nathanlel r., ext. $. senator. at Jun. 5-Crane. Stephen. American war cor respondent, at Baden Weller. Ger. 30
 
 castle, London; SS. 16-Hoffecker, John Henry. cong. a Smyr- na., Del.
 Jul; Philip. John w. rear admiral. at Brooklyn; 60. 9-Pennington, John L., exgov. of Dakota. at Oxford. Ala; 75 14-Gear John Henry. U. S. senator from Iowa, and twice gov. of state. at Washing ton; 75.
 2a-Carr, Elias. ex-gov. in Edgecomb coun- ty, N. c.
 sl..Ridpath. John Clark. historian. at New York; 60.
 Aug. +Cox. Jacob D. ex-gov of Ohio. at Magnolia, Miss; 70. 5-Pryor, Luke, ex-U. s. senator at Athens Ala.
 2.scott, Robt. Kingston, military gov. of South Carolina in reconstruction days and later civil gov, at Napoleon, O. A-Huntington Collis P, N. Y. millionaire and pres. Southern Pacific railway; 79 l6-Ingalls, John J.. ex-U. S senator of Atchison, Kan, at Las Vegas Hot Springs N. NJ; 67.
 Sept 3-Lewelling. Lorenzo D. ex-goy. of Kansas, at Arkansas City; 54 5-Sewall. Arthur, democratic candidate in lS96 for vice pres. near Bath, Me: 65 H-Sioard, Montgomery. rear admiral at Westernville, N. Y. l9-McClernand. John A. union general in civil war, at Springfield. Ill. Ss @-Ex-u. s. Senator John NJ. Palmer Qli) at Springfield. Oct l7-Wllson Vim. L.. pres Washington and Lee university. and statesman. 57
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
BUSINESS FAILURES

Jan. s-wabasha, Minn.. Peoples bank. shan%ay, asi X, N. J., Union county bank. medicine mani: s2.Sl9,O27 H.Ghsag9;; ,a S Francis P. owings real es- Feb. Kew Bedford. Mass. Henry F. Hol- eomb mani; $i; ;S51, ,43S. Boston, Miner. n-United States milling combine (aour trusO; Sl5,000,o00. Mar. S-Port Jervis (N Y.) Nat. bank re- shuines' hao suspended payment in Decem- b-J. F. seiberling, formerly manufacturer sSoo oAakron, XXI O'. hles ides bankruptcy petition. i9-John Kehoe, builder of New York. files q. pan nkruptcy pc etltion; sl.520. .0S5; TO assets A-ID. a ,aspP!e%on p65 e X Co., New York, publish ss-Rutland, Vt. Merchants Nat. bank
 .Netne. N. IL, Five Cent savings bank for s7is' S1S ana euarantee savings bank for Aprc |Cambridge (Neb) State bank; $40, N.Golumbus. z oil5unmbus. O.. Reinhard & Co.'s bank; 2-Yates Center. Kan. Citizens state bank
 A,i1yabLl f51i d. dry goods dealer Of N ll-Frank L, Fuller's private banks at nPsntMster nfSHiSFa anq Mie6 Ge6ar ing SRrngs Mich
 fo-PTlce, McCormick X Co. of New York. |. cotton brokers and shippers: sl3.O0O 000. on brokers of New York: 500 000 ''N s''- J, ?, 5-W;, C. Shields bank at Mulberry N McNair & Alexander, cattlemen at Ash
 nd. Kan. s542. .o00 A 5. lS-Henry J. O Neill, the ''barley king .Les petition in bankruptcy 500 000 .-Alnghsher (Col) bank; S6l GOO
 I.-Somerset Cky.) Nat bank
 2 F. t-Lamont Qll) state bank; SIP O0O ' ftIth Avenue Savings x Loan Assn of
 hckeesport, Pa. &00 000 ' " N Iiajeh 6a X Foote, New York brokers; g, : as~south Danvers Nat. bank, at Peabody. Nv German Nat. bank, at Newport. Ky. q Flank at Brlllou, Wis. 10 0foer ot chosen Friends, large frater-
 Isu' fte association
 mstic nat bank of Baltimore, Md. S- Isaac Johnson. at Baltimore Md
 manufacturer. $500 00O ''
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
SPORTING.

Jan. l-Orlando Stevens, of Ottumwa Ia makes new record in competition mile bi. fyeIe ,d Mc961 nase at Los Angeles Cal, i5s is
 rounds | Coney Island. N. Y. s-Terry MeGovern wins featherweight championship from Geo. Dixon in rounds ia New York.
 Feb. S-Corcoran makes new worlds run. ming nj & record at South Bend. Ind: % yds. Mar. 29-Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe spe. cial runs from Los Angeles, Cal. to Chi. oaso g. 2ss mles) in 57 hrs, 5e min. Apr, S-Nati0nal and American league May 3-Fred Gilbert kills 50 pigeons straight at a Si yds. at Springfield. III. new worlds DeTbT TDeegbTaifgt al G6son %ins Kentucky n-Jeffries defeats Corbett in champion. snp snip light at coney Island. N. Y., in 2a 2-Sydney Lucas wins American Derbv at Chicago; 2I012.
 5o-Pennsylvania university wins intercols I1e,glate boat race at Poughkeepsie, N. Y Jul. 2-von Zeppelin's airship travels ?s miles against headwind under perfect control Of crew, at Berlin. 9-Peter Nissen, of Chicago, pilots boat through Niagara river rapids and whirl. H-American athletes win out of 10 events Tn hnals for worlds amateur champion ships at Paris.
 H-Voter breaks worlds record on circu- lar course at Brighton Beach; l:3s. 2o-Miss Bessie Anthony. of Evanston, H., wins woman golf championship of west .,..W K, Vanderbilt makes l60 m. in au- tomobile in hrs, 57 min S-Mrs. Jane Lindsay rides bicycle l 5OO m In ey. race in New York. 3l-J. C. Myers swims from Alton. H., to St. Louis CT m.) in 6 hrs. s....John Nelson defeats Michael in 2o-m. bicycle race: Aug. e-N. E. B.ckenstoss reaches Seattle from New York on bicycle; sl das. 1-Gigar-shaped train breaks all records between Philadelphia and Baltimore, making g. m. an hour. l4-Deutschland makes record transatlantic eastward run; das., Il hrs, 45 min. 8-fltzsimmons knocks out Sharkey in fight at Coney Island, N. Y. in rounds Sep. 4-Jacques Faurs crosses English channel in balloon.
 7-Denyer wins Western Baseball league pennant.
 B-Chicago wins American Baseball league penHant. Automobile in Chicago makes mile in ] :05, anc 10 m. In Is :02. 25IAbbot trots mile in 2:03A at Terrs Haute Ind
 Oct +Maxwell ". Long (New York) runs 40 yds in 4 sec.
 5-At Brockton, Mass. Harry Bikes breaks every tricycle. record from m. to the hour, making 30 m, .045 yds. 6-Cresceus makes new stallion trottng record at Cleveland. 2:04. H-French aeronaut travels from Paris to Kiew, Russia q .304 m.) in 36 hrs. l4-National league baseball season ends with Brooklyn leading. l5-Marguertte Cast (N. Y) cycles 900 miles in 222 hrs. 517 m, breaking outdoor long distance records. H-Lipton's challenge for Americas cup accepted by New York Yacht club, races to be sailed Aug. % 22 and "A. John Nell 24-Yale wins football championship by de- feating Harvard S to at New Haven. Dec. l2-ONtord wins English football championship from Cambridge. l5-Harry Bikes and Floyd Mcfarland win 6-da. international bicycle race at New York by wheels length; 2,6ZS m.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
METEOROLOGICAL,

Jan. Mississippi freezes over at St.
 Louis. Six inches of snow at Macon. Ga, establishes new record. Feb. 3TTornado sweeps coast of New s..Temperature drops 50 degrees in IS hours in Chicago. .Collinsville etruck Mar. 1-Heaviest snow since 1888 in north- ern New York and New England; busi- ness at standstili. 15-Tleavy snowstorms in Texas, Missis- sippi, Louisiana and Alabama. Apr. 4-Lightning strikes during snow storm at Cheyenne. Wyo. 6-Cloudburst at Water Valley. Tex. 7-Dam at Austin, Tex. swept away: s2,OOoOoo damage and over 50 lives lost. l5GcTornado sweeps over Winfield and l6-Tornado at Hamburg, Ia. May 6-Tornado at Wilsonville, Neb. and In central Kansas. 7--Cyclone in Jerseyv.lle, Il.. Terrific hailstorm at Toledo, o....Tornado at San Antonio. Tex. B-Eclipse of sun viewed; in belt of total ity clear sky in strip running from Norfolk to New Orleans. Cyclone in Sebawa township. Mich. Jun, da, aM,taulkner oI,lsa, Kan; almost entirely ., ings wrecked by wind at Miami I. T. S-Cyclone in Beaver county. Okla. L,aIa Damag,ng T;s windstorm near Blanchard 2s-Mississippi at unparalleled low mark. ;...streets of Mobile, Ala, submerged Jul. s-Cyclone destroys Steamboat Rock. Ia.
 14-Llano, Tex. destroyed in part by 16-Cloudburst at Coleman, Tex. 20-Snow at Marshall, Mich. 8-Forgerings, N. D.. wiped out by tor a-Cloudburst floods canyons and valleys in Arizona.
 Aug. Finite mining region. Utah. shaken by earthquake. 6-Intense heat in Chicago causes nine deaths.
 15-Haiistorm destroys 4oooo acres wheat near St Thomas. N. D. l6-Storm In eastern Illinois des troys s500,- 000 broom corn.
 2o.Tornado ,o5o Ioa at sheboygan. Wis, does 24..Hurricane off coast of Cape Nome. Alaska. Hailstorm does $500 600 dam age to tobacco in Rock county. Wis. Sep. o-Earthquake at Lituya bay, Alas 7-Tropical gale sweeps Florida coast 9-West Indian hurricane wrecks Calves ton, Tex; vessels driven miles inland and rice crop destroyed property loss estimated at from $40, GOO 900 to $50 0G0 coo l2-Storm does 500 GOO damage to fruit around Buffalo, N. Y, and several Pan- American exposition buildings partially wrecked.
 25-Waterspout and tornado at Ferguson 27Isharps. Ia. almost destroyed by cy- clone.
 Oct. 4Red Wing, Minn.. cut off from outsi le world by storm 7-Cyclone does s50o.00o damage at Biva- blk. Minn.
 16-Earth in tremor hours from q earth- quake shocks at Kodiak, Alaska. S-At Jacksonville, Fla, earthquake shocks
 Nov. 20-Tornado lays waste plantations in western Tennessee and northern Mis- sisissippi
 Dec. l5-Earthquake felt at Santiago de Cuba.
 16-Joplin, Mo. shaken by earthquake Gale upsets houses In San Francisco T-Earthquake in East Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina. 8-Earthquake at Santiago de Cuba
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
CASI ALTIE

Jan. 2-Scnooner Puritan wrecked on Cabot
 land N. F.; of crew lost xi US Angeles, Cal, II entombed by
 sl-ln. ->ear Wilkesbarre, Pa. in railroad
 nreck.
 uear Ne wbern. N. C.; 5 drowned 1Escanaba, Mich. 9 In railway wreck L-Near Stoney Creek, Va. in burning house. H-koanoke Marshes. Va. 6 by capsizing of schooner. S-Near Fire Creek. Va, 34 by mine ex plosion. H-Newark, N. J., IA In tenement house fire Apr. 7-Claremont, Va, In burning home E-Near Jackson, Miss, : in flood 0-At Waco and Blackshear, Tex 10 by cloudbursts....A At Ottawa and Hull. Can in fire. May Near Schoheld, Utah, 25o by ex- plosion in mine of Pleasant Valley Coal Go. tunnei. foms Geek Va.. by SVios eHplosIon pm q - nipS.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
THE CHINESE CRISIS.

CThe Boxers, or Society of the Righteous Fist" were a formidable organization n rising at Picking. Missionaries and other foreign devils" and native Christians as we'll. were murdered. and churches and By April and May last hardly a day passed without rumors from China of repeated Atrocities. These finally led to protesta- tions of the powers. and the Boxer upris- ing became matter of interna tional politi- cal importance
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-15

EAGLES every Sunday afternoon at s[ o'clock in the tioldcn Gate hail
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FroE, the kOugAro., {.

Wm. r. |. tlIs Is down. from the KoularUk. MT. t.ll.s is enc o. those who bclleve that that district will yet prove to be d rich one. lie thinks that Macklln creek is richer than Boulder, and Boulder is good. Mir. Ellis de- cllned to be interviewed as to Aackun creek. II am interested there," he said, and if sai anything my state nents would not be he.leved. l sup poe. 50 prefer 10 oa! nothhs. tutu4e utVeiupmCnIS Wiii speak Tor chem selves" MT. Eli, Wlll reburn to that section, where he wiil spend the winter, nnlItuU-
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-15
TO MY GOLD PAN.

Oh. faithful gold pan, Iyi1g on the floor No more the shining cUlorN line thy crease; These iong, long winter month. when all outdoor l. covered with . white and frosty fleece, ThS glorious uscl uneS> io roughly spurncd And you are daily almost hpur4y. turned Into drudge for every household chore. My bread pan oftcntimes you have become, wherein my sour do-gh mix wvn Care; And wheI 'o nll.enza l succumb 1 strip my feet of shoes and stockings bare, And with Il bllaie, OCT m, aching knees 1 u>e thy dep,hS, an1 while l snccAe and
 snacIc
 My fec, are in hot water, mixed with rum. As q receptacle you often hold
 The ashes taken from my Yukon stove, And when .. native with .. ''chce mi bold Walks in with grouse or rabbit from the grove take you for an ofnl dish, and when The feast is GCne l humby use yoI then For washing dishc, 's.edd of washing gold. My socks and undcrshrtS and other duds l sometimes wash; then memory revivcS The pasC: for when l wash n stapy sldS. (And handle roCghly, mas hap, sundrs lines) The dirts garmeIvs. uf my mining days, My thoughts run to the tlIne Whea could
 raise
 Some colors in the schiSt or bedrock muds. But faithful gold pan, spring i, almost back, And earth will lind release from i}oreas grip; Wilh thee and pick and shovel and pack Iii take mt uSu.il lone prospecting trip
 And search al!dvill sands and graVcI beds, And with thy help pray kind fortune sheds Her light on luah hi therio did lack.
 RUSS ELL 5. BATES. Nushagali, March. iJ0l.
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it}o!sedI
New Deputy Collectors.

There have been several changes in
 inc stan of customs off CTS in Nome aud Co. nav Michael. On Saturday II. r.. Smith Wailou sworn in as deputy collector of this secure p1 and A. l.. Powell as deputy col Ophlr q of the port of St. Michael. J. F. the claim ,tt, who has been acting deputy Walker {tor at Nome, will leave on an Goose Cd steamer for the outside. as will delendap. Wlll Lyeon3 deputy collector at ible post liahael. Mr. smith is well known Johnson. Ime, where he ha, been enganel are the llu!ng for the put year and q ha |
 d brother Of state senator 5mllh ,. mi nv Iplland, Or.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-15

o '. w. CluD mects cvov Saturday. al As : .. d., at 30 r. on Street
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-15

may set it down as untrue. The state menL Is either purIosely exaggerated, or the men tnding the prospect do not know the value of it.
 "On Discovery and Canyon creeks, which enter I on on the left limit, some pr' spcCting has been done, but little real work, and whether the creeks are good OF not has not as yet been ceternined. The same is true ot Portland creek, 3 tributary of DiScov- cry.
 ''Frank Wake has probably taken out mOrc q last than anyone else on Iron creek and the total Output will not cX- ceed $j0,0C0. Taking Iron creek a- Il whole the indications point to the fact that good iay may be found in the old river channels that have been covered up by slides. The gold run in the creeks Is of ancient date, auI in the wearing down process Of the creek It has been distributed over d large urea This accounts for colors beng found almost everywhere.
 ''Guye & King of Seattle. pactica mi cts, have uOne considerable pros pocting on the benches of that stci.on, but have not net with d great amount of success SC lar.
 "Une great difficulty in the opC uin. up of that dI. tr.cl is the excessive COS. of getting in supplies; when this va, pald littlu wa, left for profit. from the asoI'= O. 'eraLIon-. There l, no dOOb. however, that d considerable number of men will be employed in tLat scct,On next !tar. Iron creek no dOuDt lre- oent- great hynrdulic ol pos tuhItIts and t inay ln thc Iutule oc CAlen94Nciy worked by h.e process"