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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-18
Ell ataque a Port Arthur


La prensa de los Estados Unidos
conhrma nuestras afrmaciones de que
la entrada Ia bahia de Port Arthur
permanece libre la navegacion, que
fue fustrada Ia tentativa de embotella-
miento que los japoneses realizaron en-
sus ataques en- la noche del lines de
Mayo y manana del ).
Las autoridades japonesas recibieron
el dfa 4, informes ofciales del Almi-
rante Togo y aseguraba el cierre de la
bahia, en- cambio telegramas de fecha
4, dirigidos a San Petersburgo desde
Port Arthur, aseguran que no habfa
ocurrido NADIA desde el ataque efectua-
do el dfa anterior por los japoneses.
Durante dicho bombardeo los gran
des cafones de las baterias y de los
buques rusos dispararon 2,5oo proyec-
tiles, y las ametralladoras Y cafioues
de tiro rapido del ca7ionero Giliak hi
cieron 5000 disparos.
Antes de la una de la madrugada
del dia 8 los canoneros que estaban en-
la boca del puerto, al descubrir a va
rios destructores de torpederos japone-
.ses que Sc acerca ban rompieron ell fue-
go, siguiendoles las baterias de la pla-
"a cerca de las dos pudo verse
por los proyectores electricos que va
rios buques mercantes con materias
explosives e incendiarias abordo We
nfan hacia la entrada del canal prote-
jidos por los torpederos.
Los trasportes eran 10, de casi
5000 toneladas de desplazamiento ca
da uno; seguidamente fueron atacados
y hundidos por la explosion de las mi
mas colocadas por los rusos, por tor
pedos disparados por Ia fotillla de tor
.pederos del escuadron ruso que sali6
a combatir.
Dos de los torpederos japoneses fue-
ron echado a pique y los restantes Sc
retiraron con serias aVerias.
Ocho de los buque incendiarios fue-
ron hundidos, y algunos de sus tripu-
lantes pudieron salvarse y la mayor
parte de las tripulaciones resu1to
muerta con los explosiones En- la ma
mana los cadaveres de ellos fota aban fue-
ra del puerto y fueron recogidos por
los rusos y enterrados.
Este nuevo atentado de los japone-
ses fue hecho en- mayor esca1a que los
precedentes; atacaron con valentfa, sin
preocuparse del continue cafIoneo que
Sc les hacia por los rusos, quienes cap
turaron a dos ofciales y 80 marine
ros. Sc ha informado que doce eran los
barcos incendiarios preparados por los
japoneses; pero por razones desconoci-
das dos de ellos no intentaron aproxi-
marse la entrada de la bahia.
La tentativa de cerrar la boca del
puerto fue fallada en- esta OCCASION, asf
10 declaran los rusoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-18
Neoyorquina
Los submarines
MOBSON.

Walter ]. Ballard, en- una de sus CO.
al "Sun", de Nueva
York, versando generalmente en- ma
terias de estadfstica, comunica a dicho
.periodico datos interesantes sobre la
existencia de buques submarines en-
diversas naciones, asf como de los que
estan en- curse de construction en-
proyecto.
Segdn Mr. Burgoygne, Francia ten
dra a fote So submarines, contando con
II en- construction II en- proyecto.
Russia, respectivamente 8, 6 y 20: total,
"a. Inglaterra, 9, 10 y 10: total, 2o.
Estados Unidos, 10, 5y 2: total, II.
Alemania, S, y 2: total, 8. Espafia,
2, y 20: total, ~. Suecia, a, oy a:
total g. Brasil, 8, 0 y I: total, 4. Por-
tugal, I, y o: total, 2, y Turqufa 2, o
y o: total a. Austria, Holanda y la
Argentina tiene uno cada una y No
ruega Sc propone comprar uno.
~.
El autor considera va pasados los
dfas de la epoca experimental y que
la existencia y efcacia del submarine,
como Instruments de guerra es hecho
indiscutible, por 10 cual Mr.. Ballard
opina que los Estados Unidos, siendo
la nacion que forma la cabeza en-
materia de construir acorazados, debe
asfmismo tomar la delantera en- la
construction de submarines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-18
Renuncia aceptada

El agente de Rentas internas de ca
guas Mr.. Jorge Guillermo Gibbs, que
fue agente de San Juan y de Aguadi-
la, ha renunciado su cargo ante el Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico, siendole acep-
tada la dimisi6n con esta fecha. To-
davfa no Sc ha nombrado al successor de
Mr. Gibbs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-18
Ell Maestro Gotos

Ell inspirado composition don Jose
Got6s Sc encargara de poner mdsica
al libreto de una nueva zarzuela de an
compafiero nuestro de Redacci6n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
That Double Chin.

To women who know the tragic mo
nent in woman's life, when the
double chin makes its first Nnmistak-
able appearance. there is a world of
paihos in the story told by the Chi
cago Record-Herald, OF Western
club woman who surprised. her dear
est tclub) friend in tears over some
Photographic proofs.
..Its come! It's come" was the
non-eNplanatory exclamation finally
forced from her, after she had hastily
concealed the proofs, '.I'ye been ex.
pecting it-and fighting against it,
for years, and at last | must own my,
self beaten. II can't help crying"
anG the handsome head went hope
iessiy, Aelplessly down.
What on earth is it?a questioned
the visitor, dreadng to hear of she
knew not what terrible calamity OF
sorrow. What is it, DEAR" Tell
ME at once she added, impesatiyely
fearing Mysteries for the distressed
weeper. who was rapidly losing all
remnants of her displaced seif-con
troll
sMy--my double chin" came the
sobbing answer. Il had my plctnre
taken yesterday. and-and il shows
ir the proofs"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
Mr.. DORMAN ARRIVES.

O. E Dofnan. the new manager OF
the local office of the Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone company,
mas arrived in the city to take charge
Of the Office, and Mr.. Adams will leave
in a few days for Texas, where he has
been transferred to another Office OF
the same company. Mr.. DOrman
comes to this city from Marshall, Tex
as, and is a telephone manager of
much experience.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
The F2etort Courtecuc

A well-knoWn judge tells story
about the cross-eXaminatioa OF bad.
tempered woman in his court. She
was an Amazonian person. Her hus.
band obviously the weaker vessel, sat
aheepishly listening. The opposing
counsel pressed a certain question
rather urgently, and she said. angrily,
You needn't think to catch me. You
tried that once BEFORE" The lawyer
said: Madam. have not the slight.
est desire TO catch you: and your hus-
band looks as If he were sorry he
did"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
PITTS FoNDNEss FOR PORT.
Great Statesmans Health Ruined by
Over-lnduiuence.

The ruin of Pitts health was attri
bited to his physicians, who made
him take port in large quantities in
ms youth, SO that he could not do
without it later. Lord Grenville has
seen him swallow a bottle of port in
Mnlberfuls before going to the House
His hands shock SO much that when
he helped himself to SAT- he was
obliged to support the right hand with
the left. Stothard, the painter. hap.
pened to be one evening at an inn on
the Kent road when Pitt and Dundas
put up there on their way to Walmer.
Next morning the waiter said tc
Stothard: "How much wine do you
suppose they drank last night? Seven
bottles. sir!"-Rogers' Table Talk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
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I, =
i. TIE MARKETS. =.
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j. !. j. i. j. j. = i. !. i f. i. + j. x
(Reported fer the Graphic by {. {
TAYLOR and Company,l
COTTON.

When the figures for the season :
games are made it will be clear
" seen that Pine Bluff won the pen
nant on the home grounds. The team
has been known as home team all
season and has won four times as
many games as they have lost on the
home grounds During the first part
of the season the series away from
home proved to be disastrous in more
ways than one, and this gives the
team rather a bad road record. Pine
Bluff has won forty-seven games at
home and lost eleven, while twenty
three games have been taken from op-
pOnents on their own territory and
thirty have been dropped On foreign
soil. Greenville mas by far been the
easiest team for the locals and the Cot
ton Pickers have only succeeded il
winning four games out of the twenty
four Vcksburg has been the hardest
proposition for the locals and three
games will have to be won from them
at the close Of the season to make the
series an even break
The games for the season up to date
not including protested and forfeited
games which have been thrown out is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
A Trick of Trade.

popys tells in his diary that in the
reign Of King Charles II. a customer
bargaining with a IoGdon merchant
for claret hired a confederate to ''thun-
der (Which he had the art OF doing
upon a deal board) and to rain and
hail-that is, make the noise of--so
as to give them a pretense of under
valuing their merchants wines. by
saying this thunder would spoil and
turn them; which was so reasonable
to the the merchant that he did abate
.wo pistols per tun for the wine In
nnliaf 90 thot "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
FOOTBALL CLUB ORGANIZES

The members of the Pine Bluff foot
elected officers for the coming season.
Victor Harrison was elected president,
and Knox Scull secretary and treas
urer. w. Y. Ellis will probably be the
captain for the season. The team will
begin practice in a few weeks, and it
is expected that number of games
will be arranged with other teams in
the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
YANKEE INVASION HAT FAILED.
English Girl Unwilling to capitulate

English Girl Unwilling to Captulats
at the First Attack.
An Engli h girl was visiting son7A
friends at Crescent Beach, Mass, !. /
August, and a bath was de- .ssht.
One morning a man c~ne ~ 70 her.
Good morning" f" he SAT-. water
nice and warm?"
"Beau1iful,' she replied.
Guess you don't belong here
"No. London.
Going to stay long?
mo, only another fortnight
"Fortnight, Guess that means two
weeks. Well l guess YOU need never
90 back. I've been watching ycu some
days, and l said. Shes my limit.
own seven tenement houses i'll Bos-
ton. money saved in the bank. VIII
you have he? Don't WaEt 10 hurry
you. This is Tuesday. Come on
Thursday by O'Clock car with your
friends, SO that they can see every
thing is O. *. Then We can be mar
ried on Saturday. Mind you, seven
tenement houses, all let. Ii yoa don't
come by that car, guess the marriage
is off. -
Need it be said she did not go by
that car? The marriage was Off.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
kastor & Bluthenthl'
!, no Hurry TOT '''' \

"AInost always HnsS y,
send for me" 81 sala ns,,a
"thcy INSTRUCT the p'1,l' nj
me to come at once, ,'.,rr i
tom of trying to NUT natie1
rbe bedside OF the apsnsct| pas
and all physicians - e'et afe|
snch an old story ~ +, = 4
that they do not I as - I
remember sn' it. But 'n'
aad a surprise .,o,oe}
ut vas about It, , asI sn ID
,leman had called ,is IS st]
request. me to see tne he fact
remarkable was 't ~ inid|
told my Office boy y, ~ s'ooo'rpid
call call until the ae.t 81. ~ n'tt ',tlltl
find it convenient t.,e,t, " 4
nisht rh before 3 o'clO.St =
was the usual o0''
tired. ,,octor,'
nothing very impo,'p sss d,
only something ha.snts vi
! It will be al .,a's s'sr' ~
time ~ to call before
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETING
For the Opening OF the City Schools
September 20.

Arrangements are being completed
for the opening Of the city public
swhools, Tuesday, September 20 and
ahe prospects are for an increased at
tendance at all the schools. The teach
wss will begin to arrive next week,
and everything viii be put in readi-
ness for the formal opening of all the
schools in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
Poets Pet Goose.

Lord Byron at one time was deep
ly attached to pet goose. He had
bought the bird to fatten up for his
New Years dinner. In the meantime
the poet and the bird became so mu,
tually attached that he could not kill
It. Instead. he bought another for his
dinner and had the pet goose swung
in cage under his carriage when he
travelled
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08

Our fall stock of goods are begin
Espg to arrive and if you will watch
fHr advertisement each day we can
Ee3p you to solve the difficult problem
8, Keeping in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08

Quality is wnar MAKES price IfeIr.
netts Vanilla Extract was no better
than other extracts its price would be
the same. Once tried, always usod. 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
Oldest Church in the World.

The oldest building in the world
that has been uninterruptedly used for
church purposes is St. Martins ca
thedral at Canterbury. The building
was originally erected for q church,
and has been regularly used as place
tor religious gaths5,Dgs for more than
$500 years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
BRIEF MENTION.

Mr.. J. w. Calling has returned from
ST. Louis
J. E. Boyce will leave Friday on
business trip to New York.
Prof. Junius Jordan and family have
returned from vacation spent at vii.
son, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Alexander, Jr.,
returned yesterday afternoon from
their wedding trip to Europe
Miss Linnie May Hatfield, daughter
Of c. E. Hatfield of Little Rock, is
the guest Of Miss Fay Green of this
city.
Charles II. Triplett Jr.. and Wade
Il. Knox. left this afternoon for ST.
Louis, where they will visit the worlds
fair
W s. Harris. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Reva Harris, left Tues
day night to visit relatives at Cleve-
land, Tenn,
George Il. Adams. business manag-
" Of the Graphic. and his sister, Miss
Jessie Adams, left last night for st.
Louis to spend week at the world s
fair, They will be joined at st. Louis
! ny Mr.. and Mrs. W. Q. Adams, of Ow-
| ansb0ro, Ky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

Prof. Jordan, the county examiner
for Jefferson county will conduct OK
aminations, for teachers desiring GER
tificates, on September + and l6 at
the courthouse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08

Mary ClaXton has resigned her po-
silion as a sick nurse, as her health
g SO bad she is not able to be on her
i.eet night and day any more.
MRS. MARY CLAYTON, Eolored.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-08
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f.
+ SOCIETY NOTES
+

Ed f. Jones, deputy circuit clerk,
and Mrs. Donnella Coles, were quietly
married Wednesday night al the home
of the bride, Rev. w. d. Buckner ON
ciating. Only few friends were in
vited and the wedding was a sur
prise to the many friends Of the pep
ular couple. They will spend some
weeks in st. Louis on bridal trip.
J. p. Hays of Grant county and
Miss Minnie Ingram of the same
county were quietly married mere
Wednesday night.
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rival of the dauphtcr's letter. contain.
inp the pbo,orrnph. md nntiI romc dcf.
initr nrrnugcmcuts arr mn Il. 10y tho rel.
ativcs regarding the funeral,
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4 short lirnIItS 1nil

Don't forget that the uutsra 81 u
w"unn's beauty ar" scvcu--frcth mir
sunshine, warmth. rest. elcep. food and
whatever Etirs the blood, bc II rycrcisc
or outlueiaHn.
Don't ucGIcc, alrcp. You can sleep
Yourself into good louka. \ long ~ y
nnd II no, bath will make any woman
took moro attractive aud lit yrnra from
her shoulders.
Don't eat when tired; and don't work
when tired II ip II mistake to work
when not IL tit condition bad Tor the
work aud worse for YOU.
Don miHa Your "bCauiy sleep" II
is mistake to go to bed nt riIht. rise
at dnybrcuk ard imagine that every
hour taken from slc"p IL an hour gained.
Don't give unnecessary time to a certain
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S",nhn'. S",tT. :. Senator.

the next legislature whIch meets IN
1900 will elect u rwrrcssor to Senator
William VI Stewart. Senator Stewart
himself will likely bc candidate
There it, out" movement nov among
some of the state federal office holders
~ favor uI Hon, G.. : Nixon of Hum.
hoidt county. 1t looks to man who
cannot see hole III u ladder, in other
words Ia one who IL III no sCusr II poll.
,Iciun M II tho Nixon movc.ncu: II sin.-
ply IA by play and when the time con"s
Tho whole "push" will hc shouting for
the vCuc-uhl" ScLutnr from Nevada ms
Justify as their lung power will permit.
The sch"n" has been put up or
Thought abput us f"lipv-: Tie R"puh.
lIrnus have called convention iu meet
ut Virginia pn April I2th. 70 elect dcl"-
C~t"e /" -" LhtIunul convention. II
~ saId the meme Of Senator Stewart
will T." presented Ia the convention ne
u delegate iu the national convention.
That will ho thc entering wcdgo 'n
Stcwurt'a cnndidncy Tor the U"itcd
States ScnWi"rshp. II will serve two
purposes, Firai II will bo an Cndur4c.
mrnt of thc senator nnL an honor not
tO bc treated lightly. second after
Stewart ~ "rndnracd- and REsiEta shnp.
ing thinVa ~ the national convention hc
will ngiIn he the "lugical candidate" Ia
enccccd himnrlf. Mr.. Nixou'a strength
will grow gradually l,Rs until Stewart
hna rEc Republican purity IN his li4l
bnskci then hc will go ~ to gobblc up
the lcgisiniurr On tho other huud il
IN said the Snutictn Pacific Go. and
one United StHica senator can nCrum
plish anything ~ Nevada politics aud
that Stewart ip no longer The Senatorial
attorney for the Hartman liucR Tie
Nevada Ohrarycr knOwH but little about
il, but from the trend 81 cvcuie, big nnd
little tho crow will fly direct from the
Southern Pacific headquarters Ia the
United Sintce Senate and tho "crDw-
will not light upon Stewart ar Hon G..
=. nixon. lhorc arc come things so
plainly drawn on NryHda'4 political
trcntlr board that they can hc acCn by
the most stupid Republican, the dulcRt
Democrat, the Fhrrwdcd pUpuliRt or
the muat honest of tho lG to | men
Nevada Obgcrgcr.
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iuI: FnTi:lII.
This Year "" sh"uId Gel, bartr Oar Nm
tion'- birthday.

tiom'- birthday.
Carson is rnurr tn crlrb rbratc the one
hun'lrei ni6 twenty eighth nnuivcr.arv
nf American Independence with II hir
carnival L. last three day and is air, adv
IL aCtiv" preparations. E.ku ,hould do
likewise Much tn 0ur iii -crrd:t bc II,
said, No Observance of our nation birth
day has been had in Elko Tor many
year,, Hnd last year thruug hout all Elkn
count! the banner county 81 Nevada o.
Eut on" patriotic hdirrss Wis made To
cummemoTat" the memory Of our fore.
fathers vino fof eight long. bloody ycare
hnt'lcd lik" Spartan hurors Tor the iu,ic
pcudcurc that il nov ,hr proud hOst of
every American citizen. 40 exercises
were hai and no patriotic song WAS
sung to uiu-" INTO "ur risIu. outh that
-pirit of patriotism wmch establishes
the very ION notation upon which oUr
Cover uncnt must rest. Such u cordi
u"n in u community ruj y ug the pros.
pcrit! dial EI!:u Ii cnipyrnG iT dcplor.
ab!", Hnd the question might well hr
asked. -ls American patriotism nm the
NHnr!"
let til, condition lao longer ,xisr
LIT Us ccI"hrnt,. th, i"uth day 81 urxt
July ~ II mnnmcr brtlttinr Il patriotic
ami prosrcrUus American people LIT
" irmvr carnival rcr"nd tu non" ever
held ~ N~vnda and Gu honor io Tia"
day 81 all days to America. PscI are II
tine htrrary and musical IruLram. 81, ct
carnival queen, hrrargc for field
companies arrange for contest. AMI let
us have IL bicycle relay race AMI II ball
game. II such celebration is had all
Elku comfy will coop, rat" with us and
make it Ih.la day lhrrc IL no reason
why E!kn should not celebrate this
year. for ~ cunvcrsH'IOu with Mr.. BrmG.
Icy hc assured NJ OF hmvtng IL town hail
that will be- beauty. 10y the tirat of
June, so We will have place :or the Ii.
crary cYcfcucH.
We rnll upon President Mcl'riIo of
the lire company Ia call meeting II 0ur
citizens al hu early date tlIni tho matter
might hc discussed. committees appoint.
cd and the bali set rolling with the ulti-
mate result that the ncNi Glo;ioua
fOutl ikht hc celebrated III manner
that will honor the patriotic pnrulacc of
EIko and Flko county. So may IT be-.
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Work promptly done and strictly frst-cIass
| cave orders at cleaning establishment
South Of Clnton's blacksmith shop


Tho ramc Witch Hazel Ia much abus.
ed. T.. &. Dewitt & Co., Chicago. are
the inventors ~ the wi,innl aud only
genuine Witch Hazel Snlvc. \ certain
cure for Cute, Burns, liruiscs, Ec2cmn,
TcltCr, Piles. etc. There are many
countcrfcits of tins salvc, sumc ~ which
are dangerous, while they are all worth.
lcRs. IN buying Witch TInz,'l Salvc soc
that the name T.. G. Dewitt & Co. Chi
raro. ia on the hox aud II euro IL certain.
Sold b, Elkn Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-11
futSD DEAD.


Meets Instant E"uth
Telegram w;ss received hy Darury
Sheriff "rathcrs last night 3.tout nine
o'clock frGm Suprrintcrdc S..t. AZ
Ogden, sint'mg that an Old lady WIS
missed from 80. { just after leaving
EllIo and t!."' il WIS su;rus;.,i hr had
either left the tram here or that she
Ind fallen from it near li.ku, and re-.
Tucstcd the authorities t" lcnk ont for
her. Tho telegram was given to- Con
stable Mccoy who searched for her but
she WAS not found until this morning
when ErskInc MHycr while walking
do~n the railroad track iouni hc- dead
hoiy about half miIc west Il tie
pump Rouse hmg in the ditch.
From all Appearances the rii Iaiy
had Jumrc.: from tn" tram nud death
whs instantaneous, for the train at this
point runs at about forty miles An Luur
and SIZE had evidently rolled about eINly
t""t from where he had iir+t struck the
ground Wm"r" she Was Ign. thcrr
wa ''' F''s> " 'it'i' nv l'1.1 IiiiNtla one
wns plainly dressed III brnNu dress goods
and WAS at loust sIxiy.iivc Years Of aye
About thirty feet !rom her body wa-
found "a smnl! White hlndkrrrhirf, tied
up II. which wrrr fonud .hlrjy dollars
~ Curr"rc!.u n railroad ticket from San
Eu"naEcrtuTu. Cal, t" ShIppeHsbar..
Penn, and twu baggage checks. On
her ticket shr had wrIitr9 her ualnc ns
y. t.. Wuud-- Nothing more Is known
81 firT ~ nothing was fouud nn her
rcrson.
From DE-. Arthur lIusd, who wus
aboard 40. & last night, we learn that
the oil lady acted III rather singular
manner and it is very probable that she
wns feeble minded.
Coroner Morgan tcIrgraphrd to Ship.
rcnshuTk this morning but no reply has
been received.
The remains were placed IN tho
morEur whrr" they will remain until
wur.! il received from her relatives. il
they can bc found, in regard to- tmci.
h position.
IN mqu+rt WA held this Afternoon
and the jury brought ~ verdict ~
accordance with the above facts.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

Following is list IT the bills allowed
hy 'h" Board al Comfy Commissioners
at their regular meeting on Monday
March :. 1871:
The Alaska prospector., 1904-05-05
Big Coal Fields Tn Alaska.

The geological survey has re- ceived q report of an extensive de- posit of Alaskan coal accessible to the Pacific ocean, located from 12 to p miles inland from Controller bay, Alaska. The coal fields lie behind the Controller bay oil fields, at the foot Chugasch mountains.
 The coal and oil were found to be in two distinctly separate form ations that lie in roughly parallel belts. The coal area as at present recognized, includes about eighty five square miles. The coal resem- bles the harder bituminous coals of the East, more than it does an thracite.