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Don't talk such lufernai 4 bog
your pardon. Mrs napkin but why
On earth should naruum & naltsya
oAiueia ouna uug 81 their way - cali
on me- lt'a ridiculous. Yau know =
aaid Horace. tralahi1
sItt8lekioua II may De. SIR" she
retuttad. hut they're al laying
down on the rad opposite out door.
a. Yuu can Sc. and them uigEeta Il
making aiKna II YOU To tonne aud
speak u en-"
Il wa true enough one by one
tha eamels folded themselves up Ia
a taN At a sign from their attend
ants. who were now making pro =
found aaisumh toward the window
who're Nentimofe Was STANDING.
I suppose ID better 81 down and
see what they want he said, With
rather a aieislY smile. They may
have laat the way 70 olympia
only hope HmkuHh Isn't at the bot :
tom Of this he thought rs he
went down stairs. hut he'd come
himself. At ali events he Wouidn I
aend me a mepaaEe On - many ram
els As be appeared On the door =
STEP all the drivers Topped down
aud rubbed tanif fiat noses on the
T
af'or heavens SAKE get up" said
lfefave. anHfily. This isn't Hams
mersmith Turn 10 the left. into the
Nnushail bridge road. aud ask a
policeman the nearest Nay 10 0iYm=
pa"
ne not angry with thy slaves. e
said the head driver, Is excellent
HmTiiah. We are here b. command
Of Fakt ash el Aamash. our lord.
whom Ne are bound 10 obey And
We have brought these - Fifts-
My compliments to your master
said HaFass. between hin teeth. aud
tell him that n london architect has
ne auFt Of occasion for eamsla Say
that I am extremely obliged. but Rm
compelled "a decline them
% highly bern unr" explained
tha driver. the eamain afs not
stft. hut the loads whieh are upou
ths eamnis suffer ua. therefore.
since 0e dare not disnfseY aat Lord
commands ta carry these tFifiua
tokens II his god vii into thy
d. eiflnA aud depart IA peace
Horace had not noted Ell then
that every camel bore = heavy bur
dan which the ATTENDANTS were nov
unloading oh II Ytsl must. hr
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said not too graslausiN. only make
haste there's crowd rsallsetiuK al
ready. and I don't want - have >
constable here"
he returned 20 his ruonas. where
he found Mr. Rankin paralissa
With amusement. tits All
right he said I'd fnrrptten Its
only = feW oriental things fsofn the
place ehefe that brass bottle came.
ypu know They've left them hers
EN- approval
-ftse1nm funny. their sending their
Euoas ONE On enmeiM str. doesn't
Il said Mfa napkin
MT Al all funny" said Horace
They they're an enterurisiuK firm
sstrsir my Of advertising
One after another train Of fuuby
attendants entered. ench II Mhafn
Deposited his lead on the foor and
retired backward. until tife sitting
foufu was blocked with sacks and
bales and chests. whefeunan the
head driver appeared aud fhunatsd
TINT the tale 81 gifts vas complete.
| wonder What SORT 81 tiu this fell
iasx expects Thought Horace a
sovereign seems shabby. but It's ali
can run "a. III lfy him With
that
Hut the everaesr rspudlateh all
idea ~ EratuitY sith stately dig.
hltY. and IS Horace saw him to the
Fate he found . Htplid constable By
the ratings
This won't 10. you know" said
the constable 'HThaaD 'efe eamela
must move On or I shall aye To in
tarferes
ITS All right. constable" said
Horace. pressing into hts hand the
sovereign the head driver had re-
fadicd. They're going Ia move on
nov They've brought me few
pfusents from from friend Of
mine IN the east
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vas evidently too snkFosand Ia thr
uaIfuuit Il solomon 70 fslnk 81 any
thing efas
Iforarsfn little dinner PARTY had
been twice postponed. tili he had
begun tn have = Huparetitiuaia fear
that Il never would 0esss off. but At
length tbs professor had been in
taez1 - give - Ahsaluta GHuinine
Tor a Cert8iu evening.
On the daY before. after break
fast HnFNes had anmmonsd his
tsudiadV 10 a cor auitatian on thn
menu Nothing elaborate. ypu
know. sffs napkin" said Horace.
who. though he uunid have iskud TO
provide = fesst 81 All pfaeHrahie del
ieArtea for SYfvia.H reflection. Naa
obliged 10 fsHf~ef her fathers prsl-
u1ieea. Just 81 SIMPLE dinner. thor
ouEhiy veil ro-skea and nicely
served Is You know 80 sell haN %
10 IL"
After she sour and nah had been
decided UPON came the 10 less DIFF.
fisult questions nf sntrse or no en-
tree. Of joint ami bird.
What's ln season isHf n8R -
said Horace. Let Ffsa SEE" and
glanced out - the window "a he
spoke. - though ia search Of Some
outside suggestion .seameia.
~ Jatef@ be suddenly exclaimed
+e'amata. MF Nenfinfate. Hirgft re-
neaisi Mrs. Ha ukiu. in some Devil.
4stmeHt and then. remembering
that ne xas given 90 uuiimely nip.
nancy she gave a tolerant little
euuRh
sfn be shot II they aren't cam
els" said Horace What do You
make Of EN-. Mrs RapkluT
out Of the faint mlat wheh hung
over the farther end - the SOLITAIRE
4iYaHs al q procession Of tall dun
eaIorsd nuimala. with long delicate.
u paiHed neeka aud a nniuaiuR guilt
What the deuce does a caravan
II camaia want In Vincent a. - naid
Horace. With a sudden auaIm which
he could not quite account Tor.
Most likely they belong - the
ilafnam show STR suggested his
laudladf I did hear they we're
coming To Olympia again this year
Why. Of course said Horace.
It's on their way from tha docks
~ least IL iau't out Of their way. or
probably The main road IL up for re-
pairs That's if-=theyli turn off 70
the left ~ the corner See. they've
got Arab drivers with them. Won
derful how the fellows manage
them.f
~ seems to me. sir said Mrs..
Napkin. That they're coming our
way they seem to be stopping out
side
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CHAPTER vi
sofstl.uds-A Lively Sense Of Fss

ora 20 Come
Most men. on suddenly ftndine
themselves IN possession Of nueh
enormous wealth. would have feli
Hume statiau Neuflmofe vaH fuaHe
~ exaspefHtsd.
tie called 10 fulnd al The million
aires he hal ever rad or heard q
they didn't seem to get much fun
cut ~ their riches The majority 81
thatn ssHa martyrs u dYanspsla
Aud the biggest millionaire iiv-
lnE.s concluded Hafaae. Ia a pau
per compared with me-
nut thHfa WaH another eaussHerhz
tIon haW asaa he t. realise all this
Neatth lie knew enough hhou
Pre- iaua stones 70 be aware that 4
ruby foF Instance. Of the true F'piz
con hloads color aud ths sire Of !
melon. IS al these rubtee were
oui8 be worth. even when cut con
aldstAhlY over = million. but whs
would buy It
Try a. h# might "a ID Justice q
the Iiun~s'a gratitude aud generos
itY. he could not restrain n bitter re.
sentiments ~ the utter want uf cor
alteration shown In overlooking hin
wtth gifts - Useless and 80 eognpra,
missing No Iiunse however oil
however uufamilifF with the world
as 4 l. nos. rad atty tight 70 b.
such a fnaai
before he ieft for his office ~
touh the pf~eautian 70 battle any ln
8uisitlVraeHa On the pat q his land
lady hy locking the sitting foaff
teaf aud carrying awaY The keY
but Il WaH 81 very different n1oaa
from his former itshtz hearted eanft
fsues that ~ sat down "a his dfasN
ing board that morning lie could
not concentrate his mind his en-
thuaiasni ard his ffaaa had alike de
serted him
lie flung down The atgiisra he had
been using and pushed away tha
nest Of sannsfH n Indian ink ard
coiorn Ia a ftt % aefutanne. ffs nu
agaii@ he exclaimed aloud Z feel
a perfect auffet thiH morning
couldn't sv.n design = decent daE
kauueit+
Even As he spoke he became con .
selpus Of presence in the raagal.
and. locking round. saw Takraah.
the Jtnnea. standing At his elbow
smiling down On him more benexo.
ieHtiY Than ever. and NIth a serene
expect 4ttan - being warmly vel >
coined and THANKED. uhleh made
Horace rather ashamed Of his owu
Inability 10 meet a.
fGuutinuedi
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COUSINS cAvF. ~ union 1t 80.
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HNNorafa
Horace Neullmura. an unaugeeaaful
young t4audaH architect. loves sylvia.
daughter 81 nraf RutVayu. an emil
ngnt oriental scholar. At an auction
Horace purchases Hu ancient hraHs
huttie. Whom the bottle II aptued.
FdkfaHh uIz AHmash a Iiuneel VIE
had been imprisoned IN the bottle
centuries before hy ring solomon
| emeTEva
rhe 1inuee. after swearing eternal
gratitude disappears Horace be
4iaNsA he dreamed It seeing hlfas The
uaXt daY a eiieuf mYHtefluualY ar
gees Al Haeaee.H office
The client samuel Waekafhath
employs HRfaee Ia buitd him mag
utfiesat hauas The professor cont
/ nuuts 70 HofAeea engagement q
sylvia. end hesomea interested n
/ the traaa battle
The 1Innee Obtains tieh client
Samuel Naeksthath. for Horace. and
PROMISES many rewards far his re-
/ lease. The professor approves Hor-
see.H engagement Ia sylvia
CHATTER VI afeautinuedl
Thank heaven thought Nenti
/ don't think I'm likely g. aHs ans
mere Of him
Horace next asked himself shsth=
- h Wha bound in honor t. diagluaf
tha 8ata - NJ WaaheHbath and
give hlm the opportunity nf With
! drawing ffam the agreement u he
thought Ht
On ths ahals. he saw no neseasit }
for telling him anything the onlY
uasHihie result would be % maha Ms
client suspect hla sanity
fakfaah WHH gone. never - r..
turn. IA uu al these considerations
ttefaee decided that silence waA bis
Gals peaslhIs policy
some daYs passed. every waskine
hour uf which waa spuut bY Horace
Ia TIE farture # creation
tlts evenings 0Hae. - eauH Sc
sleut With the tutFufe- Ia discover
tnk ntfFia rs sssHa new and 4at
mare adorable aapset. AitnA .shHr
he wHa VefY much In loae. very
happy and very heaF three atafes
nat invariably found IN eamhinas
ton
Ard. IS = hi faraesn. he had
effeetualiY ST I'd Of FaAfaah. ma
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BURDENS

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sAyink EN- o. carrying hardeass
q N
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poised
d huaz8ss
her be
q -
Ths hold You dawu
Youa careful 8 feurfe Footing
Yauar
a .
wiheat sthaut a
I the 1T ffs
; mek1 # ne fesfa a
NJ ~ oar oats a
IN
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Brown Painless Dentists
Steamships

WRITER sGnEffIE EFFECTIVE
OCTOBER Il
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THE DEsTH or 4 GREAT THIEF

oesurrea Turkey. aud The
peepls njaeea.
testimonial "a because
oehet He he father Of sesft lie
baedef America
t. - y
minister
Is sultan himself DOESN'T
et the desre 70
know
a
a
parasely Occasionally butt 81
ffr king thieves Instead ef
o
estimated regulations amounted ONE HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS
hold, hut surely
stadual
vii poessd alons the hues isla hy Destiny.
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in California Outdoor sports ali
the year round Many beautiful re-
sorts re- nhsd by the Southern Pa
etfio Cas- scenic Shasta ruute
Rates to san Francisco. fss 50 fret
class fs0En SECOND class Depofto-
tive literature tickets. berfhs etc
at SIS First avenue. + Z, Ellis. gen
eFaI agent 80.
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SEATTLE. EDMoADs AND
FIVE n1a4-u

Fast Stra Citf % Everett or Telarranh
WINTER Schedule
r -. AhFse Round TRIPS Daily.
a.lk =. m
30 =. m
Colman Dock-seafffe.
Everett Land CO. nnck-Evurett
Telephones Sunset james fk4f. Ind t.et
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
Hollow Mast for Shamrock III.

London. March 5.-The hollow steel
mast which has been made for Sham
rock III is declared to be the most
remarkable achievement in yacht con-
struction in the United Kingdom. The
workmen who built the spars for all
three challcngers say that the mast
for the new boat is 150O-weight lighter
than that of Shamrock H. while the
whole spar is 1S00-weight lighter than
the lower mast of Shamrock I. Tae
workmon declare that they do not see
how the steel shell is to withstand
the enormous strain of a high wind
but they admit that the designer Is
apparently satisfied with the result
since there is no talk of building an
extra spar for an emergency.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07

Ill. They point TO the official note in
last nights OssorvatOre Romano. the
Vatican organ. Stating that on the ad-
vice Of his doctor the pope has de-
eided 90 take several days absolute
rest The truth IS that the pope never
succeeded i'm getting rid OF tho cold
which caused slight cough and
hoarseness DR. lapponi on visiting
his holiness Yesterday found that he
was somewhat better but frankly told
him that he must either consent to
cure his cold or he would run the risk
Of something serious. The pontin
thereupon save way and promised to
suspend his audiences. To save an
noyance. Or. I.apponi advised the
pope to publicly announce this deter
mination through the Osservatore
Romano.
All the same. the condition Of the
pope. taking into consideration his ad-
vanced age. is not without danger and
is causing considerable anxiety. So
much so. il is asserted. that some OF
the cardinals who have come to Rome
from distance have postponed their
departure
Bishops Dunno. of Dallas. and Ho-
ban. OF Scranton. though they have
been in Rome for some time past. have
not yet succeeded in obtaining an in
terview because of the condition of the
health of his holiness.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
Changes In German Embassy.

Washington, March 5.-Leave of ab-
sence for three months has been grant
cd by the Berlin foreign Office to Baron
Ritter, second secretary. of the Ger
man embassy at Washington. Baron
Ritter will leave shortly. and will not
return TO, America upon the expiration
of his leave, but will be assigned to
a new post. Baron Won Dem Busche
Haddenhausen has been selected to
succeed Count Quadt as counsellor
and first secretary of the embassy
here. He sails from Bremen on March
z, and expects to take up his duties
at the embassy about March Is. The
new secretary has been in London as
second secretary of embassy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
Awarded sf2.5oO pamanes.

Kansas City, March 5.-A jury in
the Circuit Court here yesterday
awarded Miss Eva Cook. a telephone
operator. sl2.5O0 damages against the
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Com
pany for injuries inflicted on her by
Herschen Graves. a manager in the
central Office. Miss Cook testified
that while she was seated on a high
stool at work Manager Graves, anger
ed because she had not carried out
some trivial order. roughly whirled
her about, causing her TO strike and
injure her shoulder and knee. Judge
Slower, in instructing the jury, said
that il might be well to have employ
ers of corporations treat their EN-
ployes with consideration.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
Princeton Students propped.

Princeton. n. j., March 5. - The
Princeton University track team re-
ceived a severe blow yesterday when
the faculty announced that r. E. VIII
liams. '04. the winner of the mile run
in the intercollegiate meet last year,
had been dropped from the university
on account of failure to pass in his
required studies at the mid-year ex-
limitations. Williams was one of the
best athletes on the team, and his
absence will be greatly felt In the in
tercollegiste meet, as he was counted
to win at least Ave points. He was
the only prominent athlete among the
So students dropped from the rolls.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
WABASH INJUNCTION
There Will Be No Strike Until II
is Dissolved.
MR..
RAMSEY'S STATEMENT


Says II Strike Takes Place II May
Spread to Such an Extent That Re-
suits Of Coal Strike Would be In
significant
st. Louis. March Everything now
hinges on the injunction. which the
labor leaders will attempt to have dis
.olved. and until this shall be done
away with there can be no strike of
.ne Wabash trainmcn. for they have
a"reed 30 obey the courts order. Il.
a. Irwin. OF Peoria. and L. V. Penny,
or Cleveland. attorneys for the train
men. spent yesterday in conference
@ith +. Y. Morrissey and S. w. Ar
mold and other union leaders. examin-
IN the injunction and preparing an
answer that will be presented in court
10 secure a dissolution Of the restrain
ing order.
Asked as to what effect a sympa-
thotic strike on the part OF the track
men. 2090 OF whom. Grandmaster Viii
kins says. are ready to support the
trainmen and firemen if they shall go
out. President Ramsey said: 1T would
have very little effect on the situation.
In case OF a strike. we could get all
the men we should need to take the
places Of the strikers in all depart-
mcnts."
a long statement was issued yester-
day by President Ramsey. addressed to
employees OF the Wabash Railway
Company and others interested. ex-
planning his position in the present
crisis.
Among other things he SAYS: The
crisis now existing is a very grave
one. not only to the Wabash and its
employees. but TO other railway COM
panies and their employees and the
commercial and industrial intrests of
the country. as a strike On the wa.
bash would. in all probability. spread
10 large number OF other roads. and
would involve not only all organiza.
tons of railroad employees, but other
labor organizations. and the results
might be so serious that the great
anthracite coal strike would dwindle
into insigniiicarfce. Therefore, l deem
it wise 10 keep the employees all over
the system and the public correctly
advised of the exact facts regarding
the matter at issue"
w G. Lee. first vice grand master
OF the brotherhood of Railroad Train
men. of Cleveland. O.. said last night:
Railroad employees all over the coun-
try are watching this situation very
closely. | have been receiving tele-
grams of iurpir, .-r r,,,,,,. - -. -
called to the long distance telephone.
| had nothing to say. but II is sur
prising TO see what general and in
tense interest has been aroused
throughout the country"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
MESSAGE FROM THE POPE
Cardinal Gibons Receives Answer to
Message of Generalization.

cardinal Sibons Receives Answer to
Message of Congrstulation.
Baltimore. Nd, March cardinal
Gibbons received yesterday a cable
gram from Pope Leo XIII, acknowl-
edging the receipt of his eminence's
wireless telegram of congratulation
In effect the reply was as follows:
The holy father thanks your emf
nence for the kind felicitation you
sent on the occasion of his jubilee in
the name Of the clergy and people of
the United States"
The message was signed by the
pope's secretary of state, Cardinal Ma
riano Rampolla.
The cardinals message was sent
in the name of the clergy and laity
OF the United States on the celebra-
ton of the pope's silver jubilee. It
was sent on Monday from the Marconi
wireless telegraph station at Glaze
Bay, Nova Scotia.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
Voted on License Question.

White River Junction, VT. March s.
OF the 246 cities and towns in Yer
mont which Tuesday voted on the IL
cense question all but y have report
ed, indicating that 81. including all
the six cities. went for license and
147 cling to prohibition. As an illus
tration of the closeness of Tuesday s
vote, compared with that of the gen
eral state vote on the question of ac-
cepting the license law a month ago,
there are the counties of Wiudham
and Bennington. The former, by the
aggregate of town votes Tuesday.
went NO" by one majority, while the
county as a whole voted yes" by six
majority a month ago
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07

Lebanon, Pa. March 5. David
Shaud. who Tuesday pleaded guilty
to shooting and killing his niece. Mrs.
Ida Becker, ana Policeman Cyrus
shaeffer, who attempted 70 arrest him
IN this city on the night OF February
IA. was yesterday sentenced TO be
hanged at such time as the governor
may name. The prisoner was appa.
rently unconcerned when the sentence
was pronounced.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
.orhello, IN lananese .

Victoria. b. C.. March 5.-Shakes
peare's "Othello" has been translated
into japanese. and several Japanese
actors are arranging for its production
Florence becomes Toxic and Cyrus Is
Formosa- Desdemona is Lomone. a
japanese maiden. and all the charac.
tiers are Tapped"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
SATURDAY.
POPE CONFINED TO BED
The Aiarrists Again Declare He
is Really Ill.
ALL AUDIENCES ARE SUSPENDED

PontiH Never Succeeded in Getting
Rid Of His Cold. and Several Days
Of Absolute Rest Are Absolutely
Necessary.
Rome. March 5.-The emotion at
tendant on Tuesdays function has
caused the pope to be confined to hts
bed yesterday with intestinal trou-
bles
The larmists are again to the fore.
and declare that Pope Leo is really
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07

Berlin. March 5.-The Frankfurter
Journal. one OF the Oldest newspapers
In Germany. has suspended publics-
ton. It's age is not known. but the
paper was arst mentioned In 1914.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
Mrs. maysriok to be Free Mex, Year

London. March With ref-renc,
to the reports regarding an impend
ing release Of Mrs. Florence May
brick. 1t is stated here that. accord
ing 20 customary usage in the cass
Of prisoners of good behavior. sh,
could be liberated in April, 1904.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07

Says II Strike Takes Place II May
Spread to Such an Extent That Re-
suits Of Coal Strike Would be In
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-07
LlearanCel
Clearance.

Before taking inventory we want TO
clean up ali Odd lots and sizes. Ne All.
Vertlse facts. and il prices will move these
goods we are sure thar each lot will ~
cleaned up quickly. Here are a few lots
we will move, &c" io's
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
kl..()N[)IKE::
Gold Deposits at Van-
 Couyer Assay Office.

Dawson. Dee. 12.-AccOrding to the ~tatemt 1t of Pr. Flannel. supeIjuten- .Cnt Oi ih.n"S fer Canada. the gt.j~~ {, K pendjture ou the Dominion govern ment assay office in Vancouver for l9Ol- 02 wa $2a,3S2, II From July 26, l9Ol. . t. September 6, 1902: 19i deposits of gold were made at the assay office. the total weight and value of these being t: Weight. s. l39.S1 ounces: value, $l, 371 .9O065.
 In 1901 on'y SS deposits of gold were treated at the Vancouver assay office. the total value Of the deposits being 39s O0O.
 The statement issued by Dr.. Flannel for the period mentioned, July 20, 1901, to September 6, 1902, contains the fol- lowing figures:
 From the Yukon deposits, am- bunting to JG, G,9G6. 23 ounces. value S92S, 9G1. Il.
 From British olumbia-436 deposits, amounting to 22,746.S3 ounces: value, SJSS, ,65S.9J.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
DAWSON x %x x %x * NOTES

Chief Isaacs interviewed Major Wood recently. The chief wanted school for Moosehides and money allowance for each member of the tribe. The major has the matter unfer cousider- ,fion. School upeliLtendent Ross visited Moosehide.
 All records for quantity of mail dis patched in single day from the Daw- son postofIice were broken Dec. 10. A total of 43 sacks were sent out. They were for the outside, the lower river the creeks and the patrol route along the Yukon river south of Dawson.
 Stampeders who left few days ago for Arizona creek are getting back to town and applying for records to prop erty staked. Some staked on tributa- ries of Arizona as we'll as Arizona itself. One of the tributaries is called Drapeau after one of the discoverers of Arizona creek.
 The municipal voters's list has been arranged in regular order by City Clerk E. Ward Smith and Assistant George