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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

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Alaska sentinel., 1903-01-22
LOCAL CREST.
Ground Out Weekly for The
 Sentinel Readers.

George Card has been papering his residence throughout.
 George Barnes has further orna- mented his residence by putting in a fine ground glass door.
 Harry Malone was a passenger on the Cottage City, He lefr his family in Seattle.
 The Dirigo was here early Mon. day with twenty tons of coal and some general freight.
 The youngster at the jail, men tioned in last weeks issue, Is nam. ed King" instead of Kane"
 Mrs. Fred Lynch and her sons Charlie and Mike, returned home from Kasaan on the Cottage City.
 J. G. Grant was kicking last week because he said the mild wea- ther interfered with his per cent on coal.
 James T. Waters returned on the Cottage City from a very pleasant visit at various British Columbia points.
 The stereopticon service at the Presbyterian church Sunday even- ing was largely attended and richly enjoyed.
 Messrs. Bryant and Reed left Friday last for Cleveland Peninsula for a several weeks prospecting tour.
 M. R. Rosenthal is adding an S. foot extension to his building, and will put in a combination billiard and pool table.
 Tom Moore, Tom Frieze and Gus Lehners left out for another siege of trapping, last Thursday. They go to Lake Bay and other points. The "Alert Fire Company No. One" is the name of Wrangell's fire organization, and it was organ. ized Wednesday evening, January 14th, 1903 with the following list of officers: w. G. Thomas, presi- dent; H. D. Campbell, vice-prisi- dent; Harry Collins, secretary; Donald Sinclair, treasurer; J. F. Collins, foreman; John Schuler, 1st assistant foreman; J; G. Grant, 2nd assistant foreman. There were 21 charter members, where there should have been three times as many. Bnt its membership will increase.
Alaska sentinel., 1903-01-22
Secretary Clark of the Alaska

Secretary Clark of the Alaska Gold Mining Association, returned home by the Cottage City, report ing a spirited ard harmonious meeting and a unanimous agree ment to hold onto their property.
 By the giving way of a scaffold- ing on the extension of Rosenthals building, Friday last, Ole Aase fell several feet and sustained severe sprain of an ankle, besides bruis- ing him up otherwise.
 With the new coat of wall paper added to the walls of tbe Chamber of Commerce rooms by MT. Card, it gives the place a neat and tidy appearance. A fine selection of magazines and periodicals have been placed on the tables, and as the room is warmed and lighted an hour or two may be spent there very pleasantly and profitably. If you are not a member, and desire to visit the rooms, ask some mem Der for ticket that will entitle you to go and enjoy yourself either reading or at innocent games.
 Mrs. Carrie Cox of Delphi. Ind, writes her brother, R. w. Scott, at this place, telling him that she had just disposed of her first law case, successfully. And "Scotty" gives hearty chuckle when he says "she asks me if I ain't half froze most of the time up there in Alaska, when Pm running around good deal of the time in my shirt sleeves and the coldest we have had it here this winter was 1 above, while 35 and 40 below is no uncommon thing where she lives" Well, the erronious opinion of Mrs. Cox is only i'll line with that of 9-10ths of people on the outside regarding the climate of southeastern Alaska.
 Postmaster Worden the other day received a letter from man at Seaside, Oregon, who is thinking of coming to this section with a num- bel of others in the spring. The writer asks a number of questions which the SENTINEL will endeavor to answer: If you locate hear Wrangell you will locate near the sea, There are plenty of trout, t,and salmon in abundance. Game is fairly abundant" The country is all timbered. Some portions will do for stock raising, but you will have to silo or ship hay for winter. You can't get much further south in Alaska. Freight is $9 per ton from Seattle to Wrangell. Plenty of canneries in this section. The l climate here is about the same as
Alaska sentinel., 1903-01-22
The motto of several Wrangellites

The motto Of several Wrangellites last week was make wood while the sun shines" Several were busy on the beach working up good logs, Louie Bitoux and David John. son being the busiest of them all.
 Dr. Schreuder and family expect to return to their old home on the Sound about the middle of next month They will be missed from among us; but Doc. says Alaska is too healthy for his profession.
 It is now Captain Engstrom!" MT. John Fngstrom writes MT. O.. Gerle that he had been before the inspector at Seattle and received masters license for 500 ton steam and sail vessels for the Pacific ocean.
 The mail boat Tidings left for Prince of Wales points Saturday evening. MT. Wakefield has sev- cred his connections with the Tid- ings and Capt. Wyman went with MT. Young on this trip.
 Peter Choquette, native, and Jack Golland, white, were arrested and tried jeintly last Friday for giving whisky to Mary George, na- tive. Choquettc was convicted and sentenced to fifty days in jail; but Golland was released for want of sufficient evidence.
 Mir. NJ. Herrick, of Portland, ar rived at this place Saturday for the purpose of taking charge of the Lake Bay cannery. MT. Herrick is an old Historian, and thought he was coming to a place where mo- body knew him; but almost every other man he met accosted him with "Hello, Herrick!" made him feel quite at home.
 The SENTINEL would suggest that Alert Fire Company make February 2Oth the date for giving a dance, a pie social or some kind of an en- tertainment to raise some funds. The 22nd would be the proper day and be kept as a fireman's anniver- say; but that date comes on Sun day this year.
 Alaska's collector of customs, J.. H. Causten, and wife. were passen- gers on the Cottage City, on their way to fhe head office at Sitka, and visited their Wrangell friends. Collector Causten had been at Seat tie looking into the matter of mak- ing Nome a port of entry for Brit ish boats, which has heretofore been refused. He is also looking into the matter of transferring the head office to Juneau.
Alaska sentinel., 1903-01-22

Some fine King salmon and hal- ibut are being brought into market fresh from the pure waters of Eto- lin Bay.
 The reporter don't know who owned that pile of wood down on Front street; but perhaps Harry c. does.
 There has been considerable ill., ness among the Wrangell little folks; but so far as the reporter is able to learn all have recovered. There was a clam,chnwder social Friday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. c. Goodrich, that was heartily enjoyed by those present.
 During the low tides just passed our people have been feasting on large, fat, juicy clans; and the SENTINEL man is several ounces heavier.
 Jack McCullun, as captain, and Jim Hurley, az first officer, of a staunch little craft, raised their an chor and sailed for the port of San. ta Anna, Thursday last.
 The Capella came in Saturday with MT. and Mrs. Range, Messrs. Renouff and Simpson, besides the officers, and left at l p. m. Sunday for the camp and Prince of Wales points.
 Chas. A. Thompson, the meat market man, after a hard tussel with typhoid fever for several weeks is able to be out again, looking a trife peeked, but feeling, he says, very well.
 MT. B. O'Brien, who has been taking in" the country below for several weeks, returned on the Cot tage City, looking as hale and hear. ty as of yore.
 Mrs. Patenaudc was surprised by a number of citizens last Satur- day evening Surprise" parties are becoming quite fashionable in Wrangell, and terminate very pleasantly.
 E. E. Harvey, manager of the Olympic Company's Alaska mines, and family, came up on the Cottage City. MT. Harvey says the com pany had a very satisfactory meet, ing at Seattle on the 9th inst. He brought up with him a new hoist to be used at the Hattie Camp shaft. while smaller one already there will be transferred to the Smith mine. The new boilers will be brought up on the Alki, expect. ed to arrive in few days. All are glad to see MT. Harvey and family back.
Alaska sentinel., 1903-01-22
Chamber Of Commerce.

There was large and enthusi- astic turnout at the regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce last Thursday evening. President Col lins was in the chair and Secretary Worden was at his station.
 The minutes of the previous reg. ular and intervening meetings were read and approved,
 Six new mem bers were elected as follows: c. s. Hubbell, J. W Mart indale, H. B. Corser; Laurus Milli- gan, c. A. Thompson and A. J. Amundson.
 Under the heading of Reports of Committees" the fire committee reported that the Alert fire com pany had been formed and the committee appointed at the special meeting to draw preamble and res olutions regarding our poor mail service, submitted report and both reports were adopted.
 The delegation of seven natives were pre- sent to talk over the fish combine proposition and a lively discussion, all in one direction, was had. It was the universal opinion that such a com bine coming to this section would work great hard ship on all residents. It was sug- gested by some that a law should be passed, requiring fisherman to take out licenses, and that none but actual residents should be en- titled to license. On this proposi- tion committee of three, T. J. Case. Wm Lloyd and Fred John ston was appointed to secure and forward to congress petitions asking that license law be passed. All seemed to agree that statement of the true condition of affairs in case said combine comes to Alaska, should be sent to the wholesale merchants of Seattle from all points in Southeastern Alaska, and ask the merchants to use their lnflu- ence toward discouraglng the com bine, aud after discussing the mat ter thoroughly a committee of five, consisting of A. V. R. Snyder, L.C, Patenaude, Vim Lewis, H. B. Cor ser and R. B. Young were appoint ed to confer with the bodies of var ious towns regarding the matter.
 And the meeting adjourned.
 Did you see that fine eagle cap
Alaska sentinel., 1903-01-22

ct Seaside A man who is anxious to work, need not be idle a day. We believe this answers all of the questions asked, and hope it will prove satisfactory to the gentleman.
Alaska sentinel., 1903-01-22

Did you see that fine eagle cap tured by F. H. Gray?
Alaska sentinel., 1903-01-22

Some fine King salmon and hal- ibut are being brought into market fresh from the pure waters of Eto- lin Bay.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
GALVESTON GRADE.
MN for the Relief Of That City Finally
Passed the senate.

Austin. Jan. sO.-The Galveston
grade bill. exempting that city from
taxation for fifteen years. was passed
by the senate. II had already passed
the house.
House passed standifer's bill author
izing interurban railroads 10 issue
bonds without consent OF railroad com.
mission. also bill granting Jefferson
county new district court Bin
granting relief to citizens Of Brazoria
county on account Of Galveston storm
was also passed
Bin was passed cancellng permits ~
nonresident corporations 10 transfer
pending cases from state TO United
States courts.
A concurrent resolution was intro
duced In the senate looking 10 pfoyi.
sion being made for blind adults.
In the house n bill was introduced
requiring railroads 10 maintain switch.
lights ali night. and another 20 pro-
hlbit the killing Of female deer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
shot firing nili

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 30.-In the
wage conference. Phil Penna. commits
sioner for he Indiana operators call,
ed attention the fact that there IA
now pending In the legislature OF the
state a shot firing bill. which he said,
n enacted will compel the operators
TO employ mine shooters which would
be an additional expense 20 them. He
Enid that for that reason Il was not
Just that the Indians operators should
have 20 come into the convention on
the same basis with the operators
from the central district competitive
field. The debate was warm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
maYpsah Auction Sale Postponed.

The auction sale Of town lots adj
vertised 10 take place nj MaypeHrl,
the new TOWNSHIP on the Fort Worth
Division Of the International a Great
Northern Railroad, Thursday, Feb
ruary 8. has been postponed until a
later date, announcement OF whlch
Will bee made In due time.
Parties desiring 10 purchase lots NJ
this new town prior to date OF auction
sale may do 80 by applying TO the
representative of the smith Land q
Improvement Company. who viii be
found In the I. a G.. y. depot al May
pearl. ID. ]. Price, G.P&EA..
I.&G.N.R.R.
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
InIured Namhsr rnrlr.sr,cn.

Tucson. Ariz.. Jan. 30-The cor
oncr's jury impanelled by Coroner Cul
yer, viewed the remains Of Il victims
~ the late disaster ON the South,
ern Pacific near Walls Station. Iden
tlhcatlon was difficult and the body
Of J ~ Hilton was the only one iden.
titled with certainty other remains
are being taken from the ruins The
total number Of dead thus Ter report.
ed is a. md &c is now believed that
the iaial.tiC- will number not less than
~ The total 'niur,i as far an heard
from number g..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
H.&T.C. SCHEDULE.
Local WesvS

DR.. j. l.. Fountain is here from
Austin.
George W. Higgs visited Hearne
yesterday.
W. T. Thurman Of Macy was In the
city yesterday.
Henry Rohde returned from Hous.
ton yesterday
Gordon Boone Of NavasOta was In
Bryan yesterday.
Born. Ia Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Stone,
Of BAllingcr, a sou.
q. Il. Dickersou was here from
Wellborn yesterday.
A. A. Dean was among the visitors
10 the city yesterday.
LAundried negligee shirts nt Hunt
er 4 Chatham's az zoe a
Guy VI. Bryan left yesterday after
a short stay In the city.
Miss Lavenla McConnico returned
from Corsicaua yesterday.
Nice lot Of hull- on band for sale
cheap. +. G. Harder a Co. 80
J. w. Cunningham Of Palestine
was a visitor 10 Bryan yesterday.
Mrs. r. p. Hooper OF Calvert is
visiting her sister, Mrs. wAldrop.
Last call on ooll tax II you want
TO vote you will have TO pay today.
Just two more days Of Hunter q
Chstham's slaughter sale. Take the
hintg ~
Miss Foster Of Arizona has been
visiting Miss Pearl Zulch several
days.
Paul Bradley returned yesterday
after n two weeks business trip to
north Texas.
Twenty or more Of tho Bryan
young ladies attended bop at Coll
itkt last NIGHT
L.. j. Cox invites his friends aud
the public to call aud see him at
Ford's Exposition saloon. wi5di7
Going away? BUY one Of Hunter
q Chatham's snit cases before Satur-
day aud save 20 per cent. a.
Mr.. L.J. Cox Is now at Ford's Ex-
position saloon aud invites his friends
aud the public Ia call. wl6df7
The case Of 7. Scittino W. Greco
Bros, a suit for rent, went 10 trial in
the county court yesterday.
Tho popular Mixologists, l.. J
Cox aud j. W. Hamilton, are dis.
pensing the best brands Of liquors ~
Ford's Exposition saloon. wibdi7
LOST-Somewhere on Main street
a Paragon typewriter ribbon aud one
white Buck glove. Finder please
return To Jno. Is. Mike. dit.
Capt. J. ]. Adams reported about
twelve hundred persons had paid
poll tax up 10 last night. This
comprises about one-thIrd Of the
normal vote Of the county. Many
will pay today. !
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
DR.. D. Il. Clark,
OFFICE AT EMMEL'S DRUG STORE.

Mr.. John Il. Mike is making ox-
tensiye Improvements Ia his hall ON
north Main street, now used as an
armory by the Bryan Light Guards.
The walls are undergoing the pro-
cess Of papering aud several other
improvements will be made. One
Of three small rooms will be removed
charging the floor space, and the
other two will be nicely fitted up for
dressing. rooms. The boys are
expecting 10 give balls and other
entertainments from time TO time.
Marriage licenses: Peter Catalina
10 Antonina Lazarona, j. +. Puts 10
Carrie Hanus, Earl Wright 10 Matte
Westbrook, Louis Welser 10 Marie
Utrecht, Wiley Alexander to Ger
trude Bell, T. j. Walker 10 Mary
Wilson, Dock Jones % lola Green,
VIM. ! Mccullough 10 Bertha Higgs
Ed Phillips TO Maggie Ross, An
drew Armstrong to Luetta Pigford.
The members of the Brazos county
bar have adopted resolutions COM
mending Mr.. j. 5. Ford, who lately
moved to Kountze, 10 the people Of
Hardin county. The resolutions also
express regret on account OF his de.
parture from Bryan, where he was
raised, admitted 10 the bar and has
for several years been practicing
with his father, Judge Spencer Ford.
Capt. j. J. Adams, tax collector,
requests the Eagle 10 call attention
to the fact that the time for paying
property tax without the penalty has
been extended until Fob. -, 1903. |
This extension does not apply to poll
tax. II you want 90 vote you will
have to pay your poll tax today
Jan. a.
Texas may be losing her indiyidu-
ality Ia some extent, owing 10 growth /
la population and other conditions,
but the man who thought she had
forgotten how TO have instantaneous
weather changes has probably re-
vised his opinion since Thursday
evening.
For fine liquors, good service aud
courteous attention call az the Royal
saloon and Restaurant, three doors
south of Exchange hotel. e.. -.
Price, Prop, Henry Presley, man
ager. a
Judge and Mrs. John y. Hender.
son returned yesterday, the former
from Dallas aud the latter from Bal
linger, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Is. Is. Stone.
For Sale or Trade--Two.story gin
house which can be moved. and COM
plete gin outiitin good condition, two
jJ-saw gins. +. J. Preston, Bryan,
Texas. 81
Don't rush, but come as soon as
you 'an alter reading this and buy
your furnishing goods before Hunter
K Chatham's slaughter sale closes. Z
Two nicely furnished rooms to rent
10 couple without children or two
gentlemen. Apply 10 Mrs. VIM.
Hoppe or address 4. o. box 81. -
For Rent-Ward place, roomy
house aud plenty OF land, near grad
ID school. Rent cheap. Apply to
Z. A. Adams or j. w. Bats. 81
John Chandler Of Dallas, is shak-
ny hands with old friends in Bryan.
Mr.. Chandler was a resident OF this
'ity several years ago.
Fresh strawberries, caulinower.
mustard, turnips, CARROTS,
,eets and lettuce at Howell Bros. AZ
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31

Don't wait until the last minute 10
make your purchases; our slaughter
sale closes Saturday night. Hunter
a Chatham. ~
Cisterns galvanized cisterns. /
make all sizes OF galvanized iron
cisterns. Work guaranteed. J. Allen
Myers. ~
Electric light globes for sale, 81
candle power p cents each. Bryan
Water, Light 4 Power CO., T. j..
Preston, Manager. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
TWO HARD FIGHTS.
American. Woo nj Ormoo by Making
Most Daring Charge.

Manila. Jan. 3O.-Eight Ladrones and
one constable were killed In an en-
counter at ormoc. West Leyte prov.
lnce. on Tuesday. The fight was a hard
one. but the constabulary ultimately
won by 4 daring charge. One hundred
aud hity Ladronos surrendered az Or
moe the following day. The district
had been disorderly. and II Is believed
the surrender Of these men will lead to
rs pacIhcat!on.
The bodies OF three American yolun-
teers. including Mr. Osborne. a teacher.
who were killed az Bolnac. province o.
Zambales, recently IN a fight with La
drones have been recovered Malanga.
a noted bandit, who Is among the enc
mics dead. directed the fight. The
Americans charged and Killed him be.
fore they were surrounded and killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
Goes To- hatcher.

Natchez. Miss. Jan. 3O.-Hon. Lem.
uel Z. Conner received Telegram
from Congressman Dyer OF Louisiana
member Of house committee on naval
AFFAIRS. stating that the United States
cruiser Atlanta will be sent 20 Nat.
chez 20 represent the navy at the
sixth annual Mardl Gras celebration
next month. The Atlanta will come
with a full complement OF Is officers
and ga men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31

Tucson. Aria. Jan. 3O--A revised
list of tho killel and injured In the
collision between the Sunset Limited.
west bound and the Crescent City ex.
press on the southern Pacific railway
near Walls. places The number Of dead
at q. Of which eight have been idon.
tihed Tho injured also number q /.
none seriously hurt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
Wa. Vance. PRINT. SECRETARY.

Raleigh, " c., Jan. 30.--Lec s. Over.
man. was nominated for United State.
senator IN the Democratic senatorial
caucus on the sixty.frst ballot. The
final vote was. Overman. 20: Watson,
IS. Craig. II. The nomination il
equivalent 90 an election. Mr. over.
man was for several years private sec.
rotary TO the late Senator s ID. Vance.
He was a member OF legislature five
times.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
To Whom II May Concern.

The public is hereby notified not TO
buy or trade for any promissory
notes given by ). Trant and J. +.
Wells I'm favor Of +. n. Kuykendall.
(signed) y. Trant,
wlsdi9 j. T.. Wells.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
pI,eree Granted nn.h,nd.

London. Jan. 3O.-Henry Norman,
" r.. the author and traveller. has
been granted divorce from his wife
Monte Murlel. the traveller and author.
on the grounds OF the latter's alleged
inhdelIty Lieutenant Edward Arthur
Fitzgerald. OF the Dragon guards was
named as correspondent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-31
Long CrItlrnIl, M.

Boston Jan. 30-F'ormor Governor
John ID Long lies critically 10 at ST
Margarot's hospital Tonight three
physicians are at his bedside. his wife
aud daughter are close az hand and
bis son has been summoned.