davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
"a srENcn no me- NosrRILs.


According to the correspondent Of the
Rutland Herald IN Windsor, promi-
nent citizen Of that town made the
assertion that eThe prison (the state IN
stitution) is stencil in the nostriIs Of
every self-respecting, moral man and
woman in this community. The doings
Of the last few years which have leaked
out from time to time, made the insti-
tuition byword and Jest in the mouths
of d certain class Of citizens, while the
better class is thoroughly digusted with
the whole business This is the part
Of the states administrative affairs
which has been shrouded in more or
less secrecy. TO be sure, the biennial
report is made at intervals, but if there
Is any truth in the rumors that are
cropping out at times the people Of
the state know very little of their own
institution. For instance, the fact that
the superintendent, Z. w. Cakes, re-
signed last December was kept from the
public when it was the right Of the peo-
pie Of Vermont to know. And the know
ledge escaped through the shroud only
when the superintendent resigned the
second time.
The state prison, in fact, any state in
stitution, must not be conducted with
the secrecy Of q private business, for
we are all partners in the conduct Of
it, having agents for convenience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28

Local merchants have reason for con-
graduation that they escaped the food
ing to which they are heir through their
situation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
MISS TINA CRAWFORD
Scotland's Greatest Connalto, and
MISS AGNES HYDE,
Queen Of Society Entertainers.
PROGRAMME.

i Pianoforte Selection, by S. HOLSTER
Jackson.
2-Song, Dark Lochnagaur," by Miss
Tina Crawford.
3--Humorous Reading, "Alrs. McPher-
sons Visit to New York." by
Miss Agnes Hall.
Song, "The Dear Aud Hame,s by
Miss Tina Crawford.
5--Reading, "The Cotter's Saturday
Night" By Miss Agnes Hdye.
Sketch (Seotch Dialect), Clashes
0wre the Teacups.9
7Sketch, 1.-TWO Bachelor Maids
Song, Come Back to Erin. by
Miss Tina Crawford.
9-Humorous Reading (selected), by
Miss Agnes Hyde.
10 Song, "Star Spangled Banner" by
Miss Tina Crawford
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
Accounted For.

Him Miss Powderly certainly has a
lovely fresh complexion.
Her No wonder. Her father owns
three drug stores Boston Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
new WASH FABRICS

No better showing of Wash Goods anywhere The
mem i here as never before and our low prices
n Every manageable included in show
fbng six TaHcta Checks Arnold Tafeta, Mercerized
six Zephvrs Merceraed Lace LenO Arnold Base Plain and
Fancy Dmide Dotees and the newest Of all Arnold Silk
Muslin with Satin Stripe
soecia Price CSC for 45c SILK MuIs.-Five hundred
yards Of SILK Dot Mus in all coors They are new goods
Regular 4sc value at 25c per yard
Fancy White Goods 25c for 4Oc vaue.- On piece Of
satin Stripe Madras regular value per yard 25c per yard
One Piece Of french Cambria with Satin designs regular
value 6 C per yard at 40e per yard
One Piece Of Fancy Lace Stripe H. regular value Csc
per yard for 35c per yard
Don't Miss These Specials they cannot be duplicated
at the above prices when sold
ASK TO SEE THESE GOODS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
10 snrinr nnnnet .InIle.

Some people write quite merrily
About the prices high
Upon spring hats, which, verify
They do not have 10 buy.
Chicago Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
Prices: IS, SO and rs Cents

Tickets are now on sale ait Red Cross
Pharmacy. Those having advance sale
tickets can have them exchanged there
any time up 10 Tuesday at p. n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
prnctlrinr Isrnnnmr.

Jack She asked me to come and
spend an hour some evening.
Tom she's letting you or cheaply.
New York Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
JINGLES AND JESTS.
We Ask Too mich,

We Ask Too Much.
We're most eXacting cads we mem
An inconsistent crew
We take a fellows word and then
Expect he'll keep II too.
baltimore News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
WITH A LUCKY PUNCH.
Joe 0'Brien Of Boston Was Knocked Out
in Portland.

Portland, Me, March 2s. Eddie Har-
rison Of Portland whipped Joe O'Brien
Of Boston last night BY lucky punch
in the fifth round Of what was scheduled
for twelve round bout. Up to that
time the Boston man had the best Of
the bout.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28

Montpelier voted yes Behold the
deInge she Is getting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28

EAHecfa thf worst Dnt sttil Hopes
10 You expect 70 move this spring
u expect to- yes, but hope my wife
may decide g grant me q reprieYe.
Chicago Record Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28

The city Of Burlington continues to
be awake to its opportunities, and
through its watchfulness it has just
secured another industry, taken from
its neighbor, Essex Junction, to be sure,
but nevertheless an addition to the
business life Of the community There
is no other city or town in Vermont
more wide awake than the Queen City
after anything to continue its industrial
growth And Burlington is sure to reap
the benefits for vigilance. 1t is the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28

AT the request Of the Central Vermont
railroad the city has sent its city engi-
neer and chairman Of the street commit
tee into Montpelier to help save q yalu-
able railroad bridge from destruction
by ice in the Winooski. The loss Of the
bridge would mean good deal more
than q new railroad station in Barre,
and the Central could show its apprecia-
ton Of the city's willingness to aid
them BY constructing new station
here this season. The station is ne
cessity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-28
34OO

copies. the largest paid circulation Of
any daily paper in this section.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07
Gin @aiienmab1en
Son Der BHegemutter aneeblib ge'
f1ariert.

NIebo, SG., 6. Npril. Die iens
Iationelsn Intlager gesen Grau Warp
WeGinnep, pel9e melt iiber bic 8ren-
gen bieier Stabt binaus Mufeben er'
regten, babsn einen ungeu6hnli8en
S4ritt beg Sberifs 2aurence bon
Wercer SO. our Golse gebabt. Ssrielbs
perbaftete 6eute Grau Wc2innep IN
ibrer Wo6nung auf benz &r~antenbette.
8ergebIid batten einfluBrei4e 5reunbe
uno 3irdenmit9lisoer bies 3u berbin=
bern geiudt. Die Grau empfing ben
Sheriff ~soafdnois sefaBt uno bat nur
UNI bic grlaubniB NOD IL Sage i'm
Bette bleiben 3u biirfen. Ser Sheriff
gendbrte Dieislbe. wirb aber Die Ier'
haftete ourd @ehilfen betuaten laRen.
5rau Me2innep 1T ansetla9t, eiu
Waifenmdo6sn, bas ibr bon elmer @bi'
caso'er Nnftalt anpertraut tpuroe, in
idredlider 8eiIe gemartert 81 baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07
@imtiger Sanitatsbertrag.

Der 8unoesfenat/ ratifisirte un>
lGngit Den internationalen SanitGts5
Dertrag, pel9er bon einsm &onpent
bon 8ertretern faft aaer Nattonen per5
einbart puroe. Der &onpent mar ab>
eebalten tporben, INN cine Ginigung
iiber glei9fOrmige Mubregeln CUR
8erbitung Der peit unb Der Gbolera
5erbeiSufibren. Der @ertras betrtfft
@orf9riften, fir beren 8efolsuns Die
Sisnatarmc9te gu forsen fib per=
pfli9ten, fooal6 peft o6er Gbolera luf
ibrem 9ebiet auftritt; er entbGlt Mb=
pebrzM abrsgeln anoerer 2GnOer gez
gen Die fir infi5irt erfldrten Serrito@
rien, arrangements, pel9e fir auber>
eurppGif9e 2dnoer ~getroffen tperoen
folen, arrangements fir pilserfabrz
ten uno 8ei.immunsen iiber oie l1eber=
pa9ung uno Nusfiibruns Der Ser
trass= @ereinbarunsen. Der Nrtifel
be5iisli9 bes @elben 5iebers fust:
rGs miro e%mpfoblen, bab Die interefz
firten 2Gnosr ibre Santtdtss Reguluz
tionen in FOLDER Meife Gnoern, bab fe
I'm ginflu,lg nit Dem oeraeitisen
@tanbe Ser @iFenf9aft beaiigli9 Der
Mrt Der u%ebertrasung bes @elben Sic
bers iteben unb bor alien beSiigli4
Der Ro[le. mel4e Die Mosfitos afs
SrGser Der 2eime Der &rantbeit fpte~
len.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07

Sret SDote, niele Sermunoete nnb
@efangene.

5untington, %. g., 6.
Aprtl. Der Semotrat Sobn %. gn=
fian puroe beute gum Mapor sepdblt.
BET benz Wabltampfe aab es orei SObte
uno 3ablrei4e 8ermunbete. 0iele
@ountD= unb Stabtbeamte tDuroen ber=
baftet. S4on am Morgsn tparen brei
psrionen eri6ohen poroen, uno udb.
rsuo bes 8ormittass purbs Wm. Ser.
ron. Elm Silfs-S Sheriff, bon benz poli-
3iien gernaa libel sussri9tet.
Wdbreno bes Sases murben iiber 80
perionen. bic anaeblia mebrmnls
ftmmten, in's @efdnsniB abssfhbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07

Gine prafttf9e @9uIe
fir bte 9erfte0uns bon Oamenbiten
purbe in 8elsien er0ffnet uno pirb
Der aurs IN ieoer Mbtbetlung orei
Sabre tduern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07
Seiterreid=n ngarn.

SePrlIetY tuButu'
S9e9en bebor3ugt.
prag, 6. Npril. Inter ben Seut=
f1en in 86bmen stsbt fi9 neuerbinss
eroBe Mibfimmung tunb, neil bel Der
8eiebung bon Ri1terftelen Die Side
den gang unpsrbdltnibmdBis bebor=
sugt porben finb. Muf 108 ri9ter.
li6e geamte, wsl4e, ioeben ernannt
wOroen fino, fommen gan3e reun
Seutf9e.
NttaGe eunben.
% n, 6. Mpril. gs 1T feft9es
fts0t, bab Der 6fsrrei9iide Militdr=
atta9s bel Der ruifii9en Nrmee. 8raf
Saeptpdi, Der nod Der S4la4t BEL
Wutben aIs permiBt eemsIoet tpuroe,
fid moblbebalten BET Sen. &ennen=
fumpf's Nrmee befinoet.
Bubapef 4, 6. Mpril. Sn Der
beutigen Sibuns beg I%bseOroneten=
bauies beantragte Jrana RORutb, Der
Stbrer Der Oppoftionsparteisn, Elm
2Omite au ernennen, bas cine NoreKe
an ben 8aiier entwerfen foIe. Su
bieier NoreRe follten Die 8sbin9un9en
genannt weroen, unter oenen bic Sp=
petition elm neues Winiferium unter=
ftiiben tuerbe. Ser Nntrag tuirb mor=
gen our Debate aelangen.
poIt3ei unbS tretfer | m
Gampf (.
@i n, 6. Mpril. SIM StaottbeiI
8rigittenau if es apiideu lt~reitenben
Sii9lern uno Der poli3ei gu einem be-
tlasenspertben 3uiammsnfoB gefom=
men. Snfolse bon &ub.ft6runssn
fdritt bic poli3ei Elm; bic Nusfdnoigen
leiFeten Wioerfano, tuorauf bon Der
blanfen Wafs @ebrau9 sema9t puroe.
@iele Der Streiter trugen 8erpunoun=
gen babon, uno es purben aablrei9e
0erbaftun9en boreenommsn.
pIebme's M 6rberents
fommen.
20 | n, 6. Npril. Sas vWiener
Sageblatt" mill aus abfolut auaerldifi=
ger Quelle erfabren baben. baB SaHo-
nof, Der W6rber bes frt6sren Mini-
tiers bon plebpe aus Der ct. peters
uno paul= Jefuna. in psl9er er felt
iebtem Suli in ben 3aiematten fdmad=
tete, enttOmmen 1T. Muf uel9e Weiie
Der Nttsntdter feline JIu9t betperffeaigt
baben ioa, beri9tet bas Blatt ni9t
ndber.
6roSbritannien.
4 8aIIons mad grant
d.
2Dnbon, 6. Mpril. Wier Ball
Ions traten beute bon berf9iebenen
puntten i'm Sioen @n9lanbs BEL 9in=
figem @orbwefwinoe Die 6abrt mad
5ranfrei9 on.
Srsi Der 8aIons famer auf bic groe
3utiif, bepor He ben 9anal errei9ten
d. arOtto= Grase m mite Il
haufe.
Sonbon, 6. Mpril. SIM Inter.
bauie erfldrte Der 1nterietretdr FIJI,
ausmdrtises auf Mnfrasen, bic ftan.
3off9.enslii&e 0ereinbarung bonn s.
Ipril 1904 iei niemals offi3ieG SeutI9=
lamb mitaet6eilt worben unb aua sui=
i4en @roBbritannien unb DsutT9lanb
feien niemals gerbanolunsen ibsr ben
9esenifano sepfOsen tporben.
Der Sultan BON Warotto lei feline
partei BET benz Mbi&luKe Der Wereinba.
: runa gepeien. Sieie befaRe 19. un-
abbdngig bon anberen Nnselssenbeiten,
nit ben Snterefsn @roBbritanniens
uno Grantrei4s. auf bic G:age, OF
: Seutf9lanbs @ertrag nit Marotfo ibm
beionoere @orre&te seudhre, faste ber
Setretdr, Der oeuti& . marottanii@e
gertras bon 1890 fei analos benz eng.
characterization @ertraee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07
SeutIhlano.
Seut D. W n = nters
ellen.

Wain3, 6. Mpril. Sier baben
fosben bic Selegirten Der iibwefoeut=
fben Weinbdnoler : 0erbdnbe getagt,
uno bas Reiultat ibrsr geratbunsen
TT Elm etnmtt6ig angenommener 9ebar=
nii9ter proteft sesen Die Nbidt Der
&egierun9 Der 8ereinigten Staaten,
bic Sefimmunsen, pel9e infonber6eit
bic oeuti9e Weineinfubr trefsn. in
Wouau9 gu feBen. Sn ibren Bei9IhI=
len ertldreu Die Weinbdnoler. baB bic
%geplanten gsrfisunaen nit ben osut-
f9en WeinperbdltniKen sdnsli9 unbsr=
einbar ieiea. Sic tpenben fid beion=
oers gegen oie 8ori9rift, laut mel9er
Weine, bic rationea, genau benz oeut-
i9en @eieBe entipre9eno, burd 3udsr
berbehert tperbert, rlur nit Der 8s3ei9.
nung n3uderwein" 3uselafen ueroen
IOlen. unb fsrner ftbren fie 8e-
fdperoe tiber ben Photographer, mad
mel9em bic 8esei9nuns Der Sertunft
nur geftattet 1T. tueutt Der @sirt aus-
i4lieblid ben Weinberssn oes ssnann-
ten Srtes entftammt.
Gs tpirs barin cine i9tpere uno b6l=
Zig unbe9rtinoete S9dbigung bes beut=
i1en Weinbaues unb oeutiden Wein=
banoels erblidt. Cine 9entf9rift,
welde bieie geidlaHe entbdlt, tpirb
benz 8orfteber bes 4emif6en Bureaus
in Waibinaton, s. %. @ilep. bon
benz Sefretdr Der Wainser Sanoels=
TANNER, Meesmnnn, tiberreitt uerben.
Neuer 8sanbtern
M aroffp.
Berlin, 6. Npril. Die Na9.
ridt bon Der @rnennung bes @ebeim=
ratbs Sr. &oien, Der tiirsli9 in bsion=
berer Wtiion nod I%beiinien sing.
gum @eIanoten in Marotto als Na9=
folger oes be~rtorbenen Baron bon
WenBin9en, uiro beffdtist.
@ebeimratb &oien befinoet fi9 auf
Der Seimeeiie bon Nbeifinien.
Sr. &oien 1T in orientalii9en spra-
den febr b%epanbert unb als Der bette
&enner Der orientalif9en Civilization
in Seuti9lanb befannt. gr 1T ben
Orientalen ipmpatbii& unb man eruar=
tet baB feline 8eberri@ung Der orierta.
lif4en Spra9e unb feline 9enaue
2enntniB Der orientalii9en 2~ebensge'
tuobnbeiten i'm gum einfubrei4fen
Siplomaten In Marotto MAIDEN
rperben.
Iae Mn3ei9en beuten barauf bin,
baB Seutf9lanb feline politit in
MarOtto sdb psrfolssn tuirb.
@robber3os bon 6effen ais
protettor.
Darn 4 abt, 6. Npril. Der
@robber3os grnf 2uowis bon 5eRen
bat bas proteftorat fir ben Selegirten=
tag bes 8erbanbes oeutiter Sourna-
liiten unb Sdriftfteller, tpel9er bier
bonn 10. big gum %. Sum- ftattfinoet,
an9enommen.
3 IL @enidtarr IN Ober-
:. 9Ieien.
: 8reslau, 6. Mpril. Wit &id=
i4t uuf bic eesenwdrtig in Oberiales
fen tpieoer in beoenflidem umfan9
graifrenbe @eniditarre ftnb bic geplans
ten usbungsn bss is9ften Mrmeetorps
unb bic Nuffsauns bon Reierpe.S rup=
p~entbeilen aufgegeben moroen. Wie
arg bic epidemic tpiitbet, benefit 3. 9.
Der umfanb, oaB BON DEM in Beutben
ffationirten britten Battalion oes Sn.
f%anterie = @ssiments aeitb Il. Ober=
i&lefi9ss) go. % ni9t ueniger ais 80
Mann an Der tiidif9en Rranfbeit oar=
nieoerliegen.
Die Sbatia9e, baB bic 2rant6eit bon
) Gag 3u Sag an Musbreitung sdnimmt,
!, LENT bic 6ffentli9e &ufmertfamteit tn
Encouragement WaBe auf f9. Die
3abl Der iebisen grtrantungen In
S4leien bat bic 3abl 500 fiberf4rits
: ten unb n,ebr als bic 6dlfte pfegt
lt0otli& 3u berlaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07
lake ERIE & WESTERN R.. R.

..6abrseit Der 8ise...
Anfobrt Aufuut
loIsbo. ghicoso uub Jinigou Grpreb...f 7.l5 f1o.N
toIeho. Detroit uub Gbrago Elm ..-..sla.so SIS
Rt&teou gitp, Nuneie U. Safapettee pI- 1 7.so tlos5
stdsEtn I ausssnommen eonntaes.
Alaska forum., 1905-09-30
Steamer Sarah Aground
 Just Below Fort Yukon

The steamer Sarah is hard aground below Fit. Yukon, is the word brought down by a recent arrival by small boat. The Hannah passed the Sarah while the latter boat was at Ft. Yukon Our in- formant stated that the Sarah was on 30-mile bar below Halfway island and got off without any difficulty.
 The Sarah has heavy passenger list for the Kantishna. and was going only as far as Panama. Wesley Young is on board with complete stock for store at Rampant. Several local merchants also have shipments on the Sarah. It is expected that the Seattle No. will assist the Sarah to get afloat.
Alaska forum., 1905-09-30

o. A. Diver was Rampant passen- ger on the Tanana this morning.
 The steamer Tanana passed up this morning with light passenger list for Dawson, where she will winter.
 The Herman and the J. P. Light will be the last boats to leave Dawson for the Panama this season. The Light is chartered by the N. A. T. & T. Co. and will try to make the round trip.
 A letter from A. H. Monroe in the last mail states that Kris Falkenberg, Mr. and Mrs. McQuesten, F. N. Hen sley and John, the bear chased, arrived at Seattle on the ss Ohio.
 M. s. Gill came in from Glen few days ago and returns tomorrow. He will assist Max Neville to bedrock a a shaft on 1b Glen. Two years ago Neville got down 60 feet with prospects all the way, but quit for lack of a thawer.
Alaska forum., 1905-09-30
Was Looking For A Tip

DAWSON. Sept. Exchanges have been preferred against Government Assayer Beraud, accusing him of hav- ing made statements against the Violet mines, which tended to prevent capital from investing it's money to further the mining enterprise.
Alaska forum., 1905-09-30
NOme'S Loss Will
 Reach $25O,O00

NOME, Sept. 13.-That which the people of Nome have long dreaded took place when fire, which started at 3 o'clock this morning in the Alaska saloon building, and was not checked until 43 business buildings on both sides of Front street, from the buildind at the corner of Lanes way, occupied by the telephone company, on the north side to the Tacoma grocery, and on the south side from the Pacific Cold Stor- age market to Kelly's drug store were destroyed.
 Some 20 or more cabins and houses in the tenderloin were also wiped out.
 The loss will reach $250, 1000.
Alaska forum., 1905-09-30
Norway-Sweden
 Formally Dissolve
From the Fairbanks Sunday Times

From the Fairbanks Sunday Times
 KARLsTADT, Sept. 23. The terms of the dissolution of Norway and Sweden have been agreed upon after a three hours conference. No details of the separation can be obtained, but it is generally understood that Norway has conceded all that was asked of her by Sweden. It is said that heavy pressure was brought to bear on both countries by the powers, to prevent resort to arms.
Alaska forum., 1905-09-30
Broke The Club: Loses Job

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-George w. Hollock, agent for the Pacific s. s. company at San Francisco, was fired from the Transportation club. Hollock won $12, 900 from his friends and mem bers of the club with whom he played cards. The cards used by him were all marked and things came easy for him.
 Hollock was an old employee of the compaby, held in high esteem by them, and we'll and favorably known among shipping circles all along the coast, and his record has heretofore stood above reproach. Hollock was immediately discharged from further duties by the Pacific Coast Steamship Company.
 SEATTLE, Sept. 23.-District Attor- ney Hoyt is here en route to Nome, where he says he will take immediate steps to stop the abdncting of Eskimo girls by whalers.
 Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw arrived here to- day to secure her son who had left home and was found working on ves- sel plying between Seattle and Skag- way. Young Shaw, son of the secre- tary of the treasury, shipped as f1unkey.
Alaska forum., 1905-09-30

ToKIo, Sept. g. Twenty more ar rests were made today of persons for melting riots. All the editors of the papers were arrested yesterday for in cendiary articles published.
 DAWSON, Sept. 23. The new mining laws enlarging claims, reducing fees and giving more time to file records, has just been received here. The new law increases the size of claims to 2.OOO by 800 feet.
Alaska forum., 1905-09-30
Logging For The Beef Trust FORT GIBBoN. Sept. IT, 1905. To United States Marshal Perry,
 Fairbanks, Alaska:-

By direction of the Commanding Gen. errl, Department of the Columbia, l would request that you cause notice to be published to the citizens of Fair banks and vicinity, that under no cir cumstances will caribou be killed for commercial purposes.
 STAMPER, Major Commanding.
 In commenting on the above the Fairbanks Times says: Whether it is because Uncle Sam has been making a roundup of the caribou and discovers a shortage, or whether he is playing fa- vorites with the beef trust, we know not. but it will probably be just as safe to hunt rabbits in the future, and leave the caribou to our Canadian cousins to slaughter.
Douglas Island news., 1905-02-22
The rth!2nd The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North, Condensed. Information for Everybody,

Dawson business houses remain open oil Sunday
 The people of Sunrise pray in vain for a commissioner and recorder.
 A jack-rabbit, one of the Ioug-eared variety, is said to have located near Rampant
 The Dawson Electric Light Company has struck vein of coal ten feet thick at Cliff Creek.
 An appropriation of 865,0O0 is asked of Congress to keep on marking the Alaska boundary.
 The Fairbanks Cham Der of Commerce has been organized, and the first meet, ing was held Jan 28.
 Nearly s5Oo0 worth of gold has been taken from beach diggings near Afog- nak during the past year.
 $500 in eight hours is one of the won- derfuI things reported from the Tana- ma as the work of one man.
 US. District court at Valdez has been in session over ten weeks and all the troubles are not settled yet.
 A law has been passed prohibiting wholesale fishing of herring in British Columbia waters for oil or guano.
 T.C. Powell, the newly appointed U. S. Marshal, is on his way to Nome. Marshal Powelli is from Portland, Ore.
 George G. Perry, United States mar shal at Fairbanks, reached Seattle re- gently with ten prisoners en route to McNeil's island.
 The senate committee on territories is almost unanimous on the proposition to push the Alaska delegate bill through at this session, and the friends of the Cushman bill are olated at the prospect.
 George w. Otterson, we'll known hydraulic engineer, of Monte Cristo, is in this city on his way to Alaska. He will have charge of the Mansfield Gold Mining Company's properties, north of Juneau.-SeattIe P.-I.
 
 The Juneau Daily Dispatch, that has for several months maintained stub born fight against the Fidelity Fund ing. Co. and it's Juneau representative, 'one Mccall" now has great satisfac- ton in announcing that the company is defunct and the agent has skipped the town.
 The Canadian Minister of Fisheries has recommended an order in council for the absolute suspension of fishing operations in British Columbia waters during the years 1906 and 1908. What ever effect this order, if carried out,may have on the salmon canning industry of British Columbia and Puget Sound, it cannot effect other than favorably that of Alaska.-Ketchikan Journal.