Alaska sentinel., 1905-09-07

That Indian school building is a substan- tially constructed structure, and will stand a. Q credtable monument to the govern ment for many years to come. IL will seat forty ,cholars, and if one fourth that num-
 Der can be rustled for three months in the
 year it may be money well spent. The mount Royal arrived down from Tel egraph Greek, Monday evening, and left f0f the Skeena river Wednesday morning. She brought very little news down the river, but she did bring ss ,oo0 in gold dust,-mostly from the Clearwater. As 10 how those
 mines are banning out, nobody seemed to
 know; or if they did they didn't gay any
 thing about it.
 From pre-ent indication- Wrangell will
 have her share of gras- vidoWeIs this fall and winter The editor is already in the list. and we learn that in q short time the wife of deputy marshal Grant will go 10 St. attle to send her boys to school ani Mrs. Commissioner Thomas will go ,o Wet Nir- ginia on visit. lis just a triie bad to be thus deserted just as cold weather is ap- preaching; but the "old boys can stand it..
 Secretary Smith of the Ketchikan Cham Der of Commerce. writes secretary Worden
 of the Wrange.l Chamber that his body ha- taken up the matter of extension Of the ca ble to that place, and a. s our Chamber iU
 assist in the work. Most asslredly. lnany move that will rore beneficial to South eastern Alaska-and especially move 0: so much moment as securing that cab!e-yoG may count on the NranGell Chamber being right up on their mettle and chewing at inc bits to ret there.
 Saturday afternoon Charley Bielby and N. J. SyindSeth We're jus. eaging the dock
 with the Portage Mountain Mining Co.'s
 gasoline boat for the mines, when the strong tide threw the boat around 70 that the propeller came ill contact with the large tim Der on the incline slip, and ;h. blades
 were smashed of. Of course this put an end to the trip and will lay the boat up till a new wheel can be put in. II was nUbody's
 fault, as it was liable to happen 10 the most
 cautious.
 On lie ias: trip uf tic Humboldt Hon. II. II. Gilf9, wife aHd daughter were making the rouHt rrip w'iih Capt. Baughman, an old frieEi. thcir lIomeis at Salem, oregon; but r tine past twenty nine year Mir. Gill fry las been reading clerk of the United States Senate, Washington, D. C., and is
 nov 'aling his vacation. Of course he at
 once hunted up The SENTINEL editor, with whom he has had iDng acquaintance. Mir Gilfry is delighted with Alaska. and express ed himself infatuated with the situation of
 Wiangell, and the grand scenery about the town.
 A CoRREcTioS. printing the new reg. ulations in regard tU the use of the fo.est re- serves, in the Mining Journa. of Aug. i9. q line was left out in the first regulation, which gave wrong meaning. The words omitted are in small caps. The regulation should read as follows: "Regulation l. Persons having valid claims under the put lie land laws, or legal titles to lands within forest reserves, are free to occupy aud enjoy their holdings, mnst not interfere with the purposes for which the reserves gre created and must not cut timber or make use of for est reserve land or rights thereon WITHOUT PERMIT EXCEPT within the limits of their claims and there not to the extent of com- hitting trespass. ."-KetcAikan Journal [As SENTINEL copied the regulations from the Journal at the IF Iue~t of agent Langille, it is necessary for us to publish the correction. ED. SENTINEL.
 Do not f'-;a:; ;.,' Magic Lantern service at the Pc,r. Church, Sunday evening, sept. ls- :s. arg :i.yited to be present,