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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08
By B. Z. KnOx, AuctIoneer.

By 3. Z. BnOx, Auctioneer.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
D dated the 22ud day Of Septe mber, 1898
to ths undersigned trustee, OF record In dse1
book No. 42, page 18l, OF The land records
Of the city OF Alexandra, Va, and at tho re-
quest OF the holior of the notes secured
thereby, default having been made in the
payment Of notes and interest, I will at his
request, offer for sale q, public auction, on
sATURDAS,
the 18Th day OF January, 902,
at 10 O'clock noon on the preDisep, in the
city Of blexsndris, Va, 40 undivided moiety
or one half part OF ALL THAT CEaTAIN
PIECE OF PARCEL OF LAND with the
IMPROVEMENT THEREON bounded ss
follows: BEGINNING on the north side of
KIM street At the ess, line Of the property OF
viii, h Gjtleib Appich died seized and pos
sessed, the said starting point being 127 feet
8 inches, more or less, east Of Washington
str, OF snd running thence east on King street
21 feet inches, more or less, to the west
line OF the brick building occupied by We'll
Brothers; thence north parallel to st. Assph
stree. 66 feet q inches to an alley 10 feet
wide the acc west on said alley to Appich's
line, and thence southWardly with Appich's
line to the beginning
Terms OF Sale: Cash. Conveysncing at
the cost of the purchaser.
ROBERT 8. JONES, Trustee.
Eugene B. Taylor, Attorney for Folder OF
Notes. jane I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

THE annual nesting OF the stoek kholc ers
4. ofTHE kcLACHLEN REAL ESTATE
& LOAN co. for the election Of a board Of
directors for tie ensuing year, will te held
TUESDAY, January IA, 190l. at IL o'clock
a. IN, ut the Office Of toe company. No. 1913
south Fairfax street, Aitxsndris, Va.
JAMES r H0UD, President.
A. NJ. McLACbLEN,
iy3s1O eecrsisTy ard Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

XTIRGIEIk.-In the Clerks Office of the
v CORPORATION Court Of the City of Alexsn-
dria, in the 18th day Of December, 1901.
Kate Coleman,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

TNHE 33D ANNUAL MEETING Of the
l. INDEPENDENT MUTUAL FIKE IN
SURAHCE COMPANY of Fairfax county,
Va, will be held in the company's office,
119lb south Royal street, Alexandra, Va,
on MONDAY, the 18Th dsy Of January,
1902, at 10 o'clock ,. m.
ia4 ID q. LUX FNs. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

GTOCKHOLDERS MEETIEG.-Notice Is
~ hereby gwen that the annual meeting OF
tie stockholders Of the W. T. WALKER
BkICK co. will be held at IL O'clock 8. N.
on WEDNESDAY, January 15. 1902, at the
principal Office OF the company, Arlington,
Va, for the purpose Of electiDg president,
aud directors and Transaction Of other basi-
noes
By order of the Presidest
CHAS. J. WALKER, Secretary.
iy3 1914
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

TTNHE annual NEE ies u tho s,ocB holders
Il of the 30 ANA MINING aud 8 AL.
fER COMPANY, Of fiIgnii, will be- held at
the princlpsl ofii,e Of tho said company. No.
III soutl Fairfax street, Alexandra, Viz
gibis, at three O'Clock p. m. OIL the 18th
DAY OF JANUARY, 1902.
FRANK X. RA7MOND, setre!ny.
dee27 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

HNHE annutl meeting Of the stock holders
l. Of the IOWA APARTMENT HOUSE
CO. for the election OF 8 board OF directors
for the ensuing year will be held TUESDAY,
January II. 1902, at 10 o'clock q. M, at the
Office Of the company, NO. 123 south fsirfsx
street, Alexandrls, Va.
CHABLES D. WAT COLT,
A. NJ. kcLACHLEN, President.
secreisry and Treasurer.
iv2H10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

TrHE ASNUAL moetrg' of HEcHANIOS
Il Building hssO laTIONs, NOS. 2,
3, 4 and s, and No. 8, second series. of Alex.
sndla W.. will DO held ct No 2l2 King
street, oB THURSDAY. fauusry 8, 1902. at
7:30 O'Clock p N.
LEOBAKD NARHURY, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-Having qualified IS exeeuIrx
IN under the will OF ANTHONY w. ARM
SrR0NG. deceased, l hereby notify Jl per-
sons indebted to bis estate to make payment
Of said Indebtedness to ne; and all persons
holding claims against said estate will present
them TO me at 2l2 King street, Alexandria,
Virginia
JESSIE X. ARMSTRONG. Exeeutrix.
Leonard MarbuTy, Attorney.
dee3I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

FTHE annual meeting Of the sgock holders of
i the CONSOLIDATED QUARBY 90. for
the ELECTION OF DIKEC1 OBS will he held
In the Braddock House, Alexandra, Va. on
MONDAY, January 13, 1902. at 800
o'clock p. N. II. P. GILBERT, President.
J. y. PRATT, soCretary. dec18&26
H1HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WASH
l. INGTOH NATIONAL BUILDING and
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON,
d. O., arc hereby EOtftd that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the ssid assc-
citation will be held at the principal cfiice OF
the association, in the city OF AlexandTis, Viz
ginia, ct eleven o'clock q. m, WEDNESDAY,, ;,
January %, 1902.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
JESSE B. WILSON,
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON, Executive
ROBERT 4 DDAN, Comttee.
JOHN o JOHE5ON,
dec24 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

NOTICE.-Hsv'ng qualified as executrix
An under the will OF fGE0RGE A. APPIOH,
deceased, hereby notify all persons indebted
to his estaie to make payment Of said indebt-
edness to me and all persons holding claims
against said estate will present them to me at
I'll King street, Alexandra, Virginia.
ANNA N. APPICH, Executrix.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08

NOTICE.-Hsvins qualified as executrtx
IN under the will of GEORGE A. MUSH-
BACH, deceased. l hereby notify all persons
indebted 10 said estate TO make payment to
me at once; and all persons holding claims
sgsinst said estate to present. the same to me
properly certified for payment.
jy2 I'm EVA G. MUSHBACH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-08
MEETINGS.

FINHE onnuAl meeting Of the stock holders
Il Of the COLUMBIA NATIONAL SAND
DREDGING COMPANY will lie held at the
Office OF Gardner J.. Booth, No. 12S south
Fairfsx street, AlsTantria, vs. on THURS
DAY, January 8, 1902, st 12 O'clock noon,
to elect DlREOr0Rs tor 'he ensning year,
to consider the amendment to The charter,
and 70 lraussct other bnsiness OF the com.
pany. PHILIP N''LO PTesident
@. A. BONNET s9cntsTy. dec19 w3wth
NOTI E. TIE snaEAl eetng of the
~ iockboders o. the GERMAN CO.
OPERaTGVE BUT tiaG kSsOUIATION,
NO. r. nFAL- KAN Ai', VA will be held
on Til UABDb jan q, o. 1902, at 7:30
p m at II cir cGiee, BIB KiDg snesf.
JUSIU- SCHNIIDER. Secretary.
dacCjA "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
T!te WORLDS RrPUgLICs.
Tncj. Fra Be az in :770 I'D I e.
Nov &sea2ser Went ty.=ite.

ee sHaet s5aa.tv 4al d.
Fos.,A Iazit...-e e ill.,. nt-t.= =. Ia =
. 5p@.la.nda9 40 a :atiattstaa. .tI5e
era l.. ..s5 tep.. .as.a2. - EoG choose.
naN aa.s.H ..Hi : =.
In 4n4 zs5z2t 4.A la.i, BUsjs,es..
X N, 3a:es @8i. /. ,u.s I:-a= $50
That vii! &54a - 8 n@.iag5=yzi
yea 2a.1 sas.ft - Jdjv Il sa4a..
y lea..l5,.g s3a. ana tie NzF4.
think, is psetA fail.. eoa@.dsl
t'.e hs5fiaezs beaan with ~ little cap
ital and no good VIII ,1 apoaE oE. fas
tn'tta stats Ht@ t"o or'. eae e.
ea..h. asz =f2a &he&t @.e1a.as0 n1G-
Pile Today there are twenty-five re-
publies III actiye operation ard &40ss
m@ 4Aa.5 ..#eae. wish / population il
rovnd ntmetIa oi 2Z0,0G0.u}a. The e.
tet7 .t>,1luch.e5 and the ti.ron 5. au&
f..r Gowns &ai the tyrant'a heel str
have the bulge on about ,20o. .000. .00tof
30. W. II $ A.tlt,. .Voo .oGo of people. bat
they have been getting in their work
ior si>ty centuries and We have been
az it for only century ana d qualter
by gravy. If We continue to grow as W
cave fo" the last century and q qual-
ter, we Will nave q population in 5000
years Of 10,o60.Qo 600 as compare i
whit the monarchy record of POO oN0.
G94 fnr- tho &an nae time
"Of the twenty-five republics. all bit
-iY" ave fee'ted in tho Western hemi.
sphere. These FIVE represent seventy
Of the 22o coo, ,ooQ of republicans. Civ
ing something more than twc.thirds
TO America. The republics ars as fol
lows:
Argentine. Bolivia. Brazil. Chilli
Colombia. Costa Rica Ecuador
France. Guatemala. Hayti Honduras
Mexico. Nicaragua. Orange Free State
Paraguay. PERU. Salvador. San Donin
go, Switzerland, Transvaal. United
States. Urueay. Venezuela. LiL.ris
and Cuba
Cuba Is cot on the list yet. bat she
will be, and the Orange Free State an<
the Transvaa! are slightly dishgured
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
thev are still in the ring.

but they are still in the ring. The
biggest one and the best one is the
first one. ] guess ] needn't mentiaH
It's name France is second, B.
third and Mexico fourth. The small
est is tie Orange Free State, or what
IS left Of i.
"lhe republic sentiment is growing
among htc colonies OF the empire
and they are beginning to chafe un-
de- yoke, which = in reality, li@hte1
than their own responsibility Weuia
be. But it is in the air at present
to be 'your own man and the colo3
lsts want to try hustlin@ for them
selves awhile TIE next one 70 joi'
our column tho @!cat procession Il
progress. will be the republic of At&-
traIa, and the republic Of the Pacitie
viii b. one ef the foremost CT the IL
turc. ~ " York sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
CROP CONDITIONS
OF ARKANSAS FOR THE PAST
WEEK.
Cotton Planting About Completed,
and EARLY Planting Is
Now Up.

The following is The government
crop report for Arkansas fol' the pasi
week:
Weather conditions w"2e more "a
yorabIo Ipr farming operations. al.
though saettefed showers fel during
the week il many localities tae ground
is still toe hard and dry to cultivate.
The showers Wese not suleient loI
the proper ao'minati9n Of sod, but
growing crops were benefited the
rains. Planting of corn is completed
IN some seetieass aH1 nearing ea@tIa
ton in Others Some - t6a Glss
planted i aP= looks wefl and Is 5aIRg
plowed To- tbe#fiisi tine, tie st=fad
IS genefaIl4. cool cotton planting is
nearing aoHl4ia5ian in e}moet a5 see
tiOns, bt5 oH account 81 he condition
cf thesall= =som remains q b. aiaa. /.
Some II 5hs curly n1artias h#s corr
Hp, and ebaef54s# HIS eaa1@ene
in II few localities }ti;oa aud Ell
continue To Ha44te. t1- HeHant faiaa
having banefited lhsH considerable
Irish potateez are couHus ~ aieel7
and tEe stands an &gnerativ- good.
Tho Colorado boatlo is do9s som5
damage IN localities. Nrult pfesaee.s
continue faFmatle.
PrinceJon pallas Co.-n i lFast
el "Neatfer= III aaSonably WafHt b5t
favoiahle=foe= work, which ha5
made rapid f4esfes: planting nearly
completed. eats 8enl b. benefited
by Iain.
Winehestss. brew Ce.-I. T.
Chaair4 s9His two LIGHT showers
since April The ground tAat has
Seen poWed ami seeded the past Weea
in bottom lands. is IoEGh and eIoaa4.
and will rot pet . stand Of cotton on
these lands aalil We have rain
Redfeid jefferson Gov
Campbell. Conditions have been II
yorabIe= =foIZfaam work; c9oaa h=Ya
been cleanrd ont especially corn
which is 3g Wall. Considerable eat.
ton is 10 u Good stand, some haiGz
chopped CIT; ere needs rain 10 bzfsts,
it pp. Apples aea aeaehes 4fesa54t
good ploshzeizl. flle @rnp.'
Carlisle. .alzese Co +. y. WILSON:
Conditions Ilass=taan fayera6Ie i.
farm WORK. Fafme1s report gaa
stands af cen AMI cotton some ealH
being ploWea Wheat aud osss fsees
iae sood yi23d. some rice being plant-
81 in this locality. Ili2n potato aae
doin@ nieaIN. hat IT,. stand : poo
ToIFille, Prairie Ca-D Toll: The
weather has been very fEo.abla.
showers darine tie week. weae Aapazi-
cial "a coru cow coming We SLOW
y, hnl that Will. is np looks fin
and he stand ) 2ao3 Catta1Fa Ii
~ bat coming. ~ ana the st2ud ts
good. Izsait= =FFazaeats Gne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
F!E IA WYER5.
State Ear association Meets At Lite
Rcek, M7Y II.

Tlo. .sesa!al annual meeting OF IN
34l a-ee# "a g Ar'i.asas# vi &c
ID IN aittle 5ia=ltz eommenaias a's5s
aar. Nh e & ~, and eaalns
with @sezt bsaeHst the falieN;n-
laq. T ~ .8=a9iae promises te p
hc h-t IN reff.# #ef attendance e#=H
FarE bG !rIa= aEz5z lotion. col fae iHE
81 urrif55fz d a5a9 tl.a etate Fs#s
~ at. .r.sassg=##s very cl1hHs e=t1
'eH ~ ltt..5.sfa f.n Cf o. 49,
a5l.sH. = Ut = . most paa.i.#h
en- '5. - 4#5a at
Taa M. fz#3= ma5tia22 " ire hs38 II
9e1, saah 80 fsat Springs; lesaz.=
ttyaiv ard fla attsndanca vas ya4
a9d. ana 58e assoaiatio1 las been
growing teadi3z e4ate since tlIea.
Taa-o cities - ri so centrally -
es5al as Little Rae3z. aud are some
what hei}ef = reach.
Tie oGezs= a11i e=aeutivn COMMIT
i5c are Working h3fd t. TIE eaa tHa'
tafa m"f ting viii he Il fest q reaaaa
aa we]l as . seeiaf 1cce:z aa! hafe
anout compiaaaa tie a1aangemeat Of .
Dr0eramae consisting Of papess = ia
.ead by Tho leading lawyers in tie
stat. which viii ba entertaining ar
inerurfive Tie e3ai1aen Of the VI
fiou5 committees de Haa5y 10 feFe.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07

Is exhibited By tue man who is err
ieaFarlrg 70 Leave e his VIE &t3a
children TIT Priceless heritage-s,
lome
4ou can eliminate the 9nlord from
vofu avstenee, and it MI cost you
s# t,..n half ehat gou ase paying
-: ea..f Il mouth.
We VII buy @G9a9 Aome s5u fe#
.4,t r. we n.oneH in monthly pay
H.att, If 80. having 2oo moafas -
'es,iaA to il L; t9tal eo5t to you s.
q.--ao mcrc-$ $1,000 the 1ao@at bef
owed, and SEQ fer exp psn IS CT
h9ndling fuae]s. Yoa can ~ il ali
# anytime yoa desire. II you a.t5ai9
die before yoa have paid ont, We VIII
pay the balance out Of the reserve
giving y90r wife, or hoirs. q. eie@I
deed II tsc home tho dGy you lie.
%e viii buy Sea a farm Of home b
lie city, anywhere IA tne United
States; We VIII pay eff your mort
gage or Will build you house. If
YOU get sick or lose your position, In
stead Of fning yea We Will loan yen
the money to keep no your payments
absolutely without interest. Invest
gate our plans ana you viii not regre=t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
DR. D II II s S Cohen 1, Specialist


Dr. Cohen Specialists the
year charge of the Main
Rock thc friends
He bought the
of the National SpiaHs Dr. Ch
of glad his patti
Cohen grdaate1f Jefferson 5el College
plia has in the leading Hos
Of Cohen has treated 1900
has cured hundreds Who We're pronounced he
Children
R9en7is1 Liver Kidneys 9d Stomach
Ssae scientifically fitted Eyes examined fee If yoa are suffer
he Will
vouso % confidential
Removed 2o2a companys Store
Office nat 70 RI. evenHq to 8 p m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
- Gil {. Z 6 l]-i;-;.!S

7tlo ere S.se44to5i fc b +-cl6 IA -
10 Rcol< T9is Moth.
Two medical societies ar scheduled
fc I,old n9il annual meeting in Litste
sock during TIE afeseat AoHt.1. Flee
eI~j viii ~ The Arkansas Eclectic
Medical assoeia1ion on May t+-l6: p
j Dsnie5 a siagazine IS coffe-
spending SECRETARY of the assoo'atiaG
and has issued . neat and elaborata
ls}ass".f.n Ia 6be occasion.
The P"C es.s.elne fol the tWenty=eer=
enrh annual session Of the .Araansaz
= ainaI society. which VIII meet IN
the senate eha1n'1a& NAV Is a. i
i,'st out The direSs ot w"joome WI.
BE delivered Al u {. N. Nav 13 by
Nayo" W T. p4'eN. after which Pres
dent z. Ninsonhaler will dalivo: his
9N"ral "d0rcs@. The forenoon of
each d@y Will be devoted TO the ron.
tine work Of tie society, and the aft
elnoons to tn various sections OF
practice ard theory. The officers are
las fellows:
Presj&ent-DT. + Ninsonhaler. Lit
tie P0ck.
Vice praside1ts--First D.. c. Il.
Shinault Helena: second. DR.. w. \,
Yates. Fayetteville.
Secretary-Dr. j. p. Runyan. Little
Rock.
Treasurer-Dr r c. Thompson
Pine Pluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
Do You KNOW IT?
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA

Makes ioa We'll. Keeps You Well. Cures
Pimples. blotchcs. Liver Marks. Skin Erup.
tions. Constipation. Sick Headache. Jaundice,
Bowels. Bladder Disorders. Indigestion. Re-
stores Bes.rty snd Perfect Womanhood. Ooed
fcs OrandFa. Loved hv Grandma. Makes Fathee
strcag. heir: Mothe: Dc The tsos:ewerk.
esby 0ee1 katnred ell 81 the time. Is,
oescscc u g.: 2 E:ekaee. As1s eaiy II
MADISON Mx-Osc1<S co., hIa1tsea. WI.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
General Offices III Pine ST.,

company does Il properly ,c
n
les ono
O. physical condition arc ~
payable ant Yo r
during embcdylug oo.
a o
Agents Everywhere eofresEonson,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
A2<hN6AS EAs!:'T,STS.
Hso Vfld f5.eHd thc Coavat.:s,l :.
A5aea4iie. -. G.
9a1o*y a IL IT those fsGm A1I=ti=

8e'o4 - !f==taf= these f;om Akin
aa4 2ao vi asteslzt= IN Southern e.
t5s5 eou9as#i3n af <@heV..!e, =. &
sfav ii
Eil;a R.aas-zs=5F. aa' WIS. jams
2. Eaa.e. y. na Aas 7. y o ..5etle1.
Ger. aod N==. :. NG..ia,aa. aa5.z=
& \tir.
Patasv.s'e- ztev. = f. galloway.
H.oe4rz=f,a5. l. rla1sv.sT.
Magaz.l4-}tae.= T.. A3stz
HvIcna-aa4. ". H. S'ed1a
5iarInn;3- 3eE. J. = A6eel.
Hope-3Ifs. Jennie Hennegar.
A]kadelphia-aev. J. X Pace 2zsa
j ". Congo
Nalveln-f}=s.. mi t1rs. =. z. c.
Or
III spsiags-ssag. / :. Mooas.
The pals W. Iess.s !i,rla Ree.< e
Has3ou mogHiaa ever tie CAoetaV.
Fz-Cov. HaaIe now vice president.
vii Uu }oUhee3iE lie elae-ad p.a ID
ct tho esn=easfse42
IN efsa. 5s5ra E to @eaH5s taa
neEt ne tiag ef t1le genre ntion %
Hot SPRINGS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07

Better lose the anchor than the
Whole ship
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07
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x THE TRICK BICYcLIST.

THE TRICK BiCYcLlST. J
On our streets a trick bicycle .
rider performed several difficult =
= feats. among them was one of rid x
ing down the courthouse steps. =
He used a Rambler wheel. one of :.
the strongest and easiest riding =
wheels on the market This wheel =
is sold by w. e. LlVlkGOUO, o17 .
Second Avenue. =
W w W W W W " W W W w W
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-07

The value Of the daily newspapers as
the best means Of reaching the Amer
can people is more conclusively dem.
snstrated as time goes on.-Colunbsa,
O., Journal.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22

Capt wallac. of the Cottage City Is acknowledged to be In the very front rank of Pacific C ast NivlgatOrs. He Is not
 only practical seaman but a deep student of Oceanoeraphv. The Captain confirms a statement that has just been made by a number of ship masters who are fresh from the Arctic North and have erulsed about the Aleutlan arehlpeligo. Careful scientific experiments all based upon mathematical ralculation, shows eonclusivelv that the trend of the Japan Current has been radi- eally changed. Since the fall Of 1890 this warm ocean current has been nearing and sweeping with constantly increasing strength towards the Shore>llne of thl coast. It will be remembered that in ISoo the whole northern country was shaken by a terrific earthquake. Giant rocks were broken from the declivltles of
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22
ALASKA IS NO LONGER A
 COLD COUNTRY
Eminent Authority Says That Full Force of Japan Current
 Has Been Turned Onto Alaska

of mountains, sleeping volcanoes In the Arctic regions dlsgOrged flow of lava and clouds of ashes dlmed the northern seas. Since that time the climate has been chang ing. This mighty current was turned from the west by stupenduous sub marine mountain wall, that was upheaved from the earth's bowels during the earth quake. This new chain of submarine mountains has thrown the Japan current against the shore. At first It was cooled by the sea-level glaciers. past which It swept.
 This accounts for ihe gradual change In the temperature. Bul it has resumed It's warmth, and with It's constantly incrsas- ing temperature, the climate has become mllder.
 Last summer was TaInv like lt Is on the Sound. And this Is a mild. rainy winter all along inc coast from valdes down.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22
TRAIL NEWS
Mir. Hafferty's Observations
 On the Fantail Trail.

CT. Haffertv, of Atlln, Is just out over the Fantall Trail. He Is stopping at the Pacific Hotel. MT. Hafertv Is authority for the following information:
 Louis Lindeman, who was rescued from freezing to death near the Tepee, Is lying very low at Atlin hospital and there are but faint hopes of his recovery.
 The trail Is filling up and In consequence Is getting better.
 Otter lake and Taku are covered with thick, safe Ice,
 John P. Pearson and Frank Nelson, now working on the Engineer group, will be out In a few days.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22
NEW POST COMMANDER
Capt. Mo Broom, on His Way to Take
 Command of Fort Egbert.

C1pt. Walter MeBroom, who has been sta lone at Vancouver Barracks for some months past, Is in this city en route to Fort Eebert. at Eagle, where he will re- lIeve Lieut.. J. B. Tillman. Capt. Nc Broom came up on the Cottege City and expects to reach Eagle over the ice.
 Ths Capt. is teing entertained at the Pullen House bv Capt. Hovev. He leaves on Friday mornings train. Capt. Nc Broom did three years service in the Phll- lpplnes leaving there last August.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22
MORE STOCK
Stable Boss of B. Y. N. Going
 to Buy Horses.

JIG. McMillan. stable boss of the B. Y. N Co.,, went down on the Cottage City yesterday to buy forty more horses for the company's stages. It takes sixtv-eight head of horses to land passenger in Daw' son. There are four horses on stage and seventeen relays at an average of from tyenty-three 10 twenty-five miles apart. The company has two new sleighs that came up on the Cottage and went over on this mornings train. l he company has made or beaten 1t schedule for ths past three trips and Is day by day better able to cone with the circumstances. Were the stages to go through without stoppage It Is doubtless but that the trip could be made in three days.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22

Washington, Jan. I3,-Although 1t has for some time been regarded as highly pro- bable that Lieut.. Jarvis of the revenue cutter service, would be appointed collector of customs for the district of Alaska, there was no positive official announcement of the fact until today. Senator Mitchell of Oregon, from which state the flask eol- lectorship appointment has been made for many years, wen. to the White House to- day. When he came away he was asked fl he had made recommendations for the eolectorshp.
 "No," he replied. "the president told me he vas going to appoint Lieut.. Jarvis,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22
LIEUT.. JARVIS WILL BE
 MADE COLLECTOR
Senator Mitchell Told By the President That Alaska App
 pOintment is Determined Upon.

Secretary Gage's candidate" Senator Mitchell indicated that he should not op- pose the appointment. lt Is uncertain when the appointment will be made. President Roosevelt indicated a desire to talk with Mr. Jarvis in the near future but up to this time has not formally of- fered him the place.
 lt has been known In Skagway for a number of weeks that Lieut.. Jarvis would be tendered the O0lvetorshlp but the soutee of information was of such prI- vate character that the Alaskan refrained from publishing It.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22
Must Undergo Operation.

Charley DcSueea received letter from a physician, who Is an old friend of the family, on the Cottage City, dated Jan uery IS, bearing the discomforting news that his mother, Mrs. c. W, DeSueea, had that day gone to Providence hospital, Se- attle, where she would have to undergo an operation. Mr. OeSucea is assured that he need feel no alarm as to hls mothers safety, but he is nevertheless very much worried and anxlouslv Is awaiting further intelligence.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22
TnE CITY TAX CASE
May Be Reopensd on Motion of Re-
 viow.

Commissioner Rogers entered judgement by default, yesterday, Is the case of the City of Skagwav vs. Jos. Moore for ron payment of taxes. The District Court may be petitlonei for a writ of review. If the petition Is granted by Judge Brown, which is by no means certain, the case will be reorened
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-22
ROYAL MAIL STAGE BEATS
 IFS SCHEDULE
Five Passengers Bound For the SOuth and Large Mail
 Is Aboard.

White Horse. Jan. 2T.-B. Y. N. Co. stage from Dawson arrived at 4:45 this af- temoon, making the run In five days nine hours and forty-hve minutes. A large mail and five passengers are aboard.
 The trail Is not as bad as has been re-