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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-11
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, II lipca. = w ko-
ZACH rzadowych panuje przygne-
bienie, poniewaz Japonia ME chce
zgodzie sic ma zawieszenie Dronl,
dop6k Rosya ME oswiadczy, ze
przyjmuje w zasadzie podykto-
wane jej warunki pokoju. Nasta-
pic to moze dopiero "a miesiac,
ma konferencyi we Waszyngtonle,
do tego czasu Japonia usadowi
sic w Sachalinie, ktorego wartosc
podaja ma 10 miliardow dolarow.
lest nadto rzecza widoczna, re
Oyama pragnie w Mandzuryl
zgniesc arn1ie Liniewicza.
Toxic, II >lipca. Japonskie
wojska wyladowaly ma Sachalinie
7 lipca o 6 godzinie rama, VIE
czorem ma wszystkich fortach
gs6wnej twierdzy powlewaiy
sztandary japohsikie.
Petersburg, II lipca. = Car
sprzeciwii sic stanowczo mlano-
waniu Wittego komisarzem poko-
jowyn, pomimo re polecal go
minister spraw zewnetrznych.
Car wola1 powierzyc misye Mt
rawiewowi, ktory ME jest tax po-
kojowo usposobiony jak Witte,
kt6ry nadto sprzeciwia sig NADIA
niu krajowi wymaganych przez
Wittego reform. Carowa nalezy
do partyi, zalecajacej dalsze pro-
wadzenie woiny.
Sipinghai, II lipca. = Japon-
czycy zasypuja oboz rosyjski
bombami, w ktorych mieszcza sic
uwiadonienia o buntach wojska
rosyjskiego ha ladzie ma okre-
tach. Ma froncie panuje tutaj zu-
pelny spokoj, poniewaz pada
deszcz ulewny, przeszkadzajacy
operacyon.
Petersburg, II lipca. = Rad
chinski zastrzegl sic, re ME uzna
takiego traktatu pokoju,przy kto-
rego zawieraniu ME beda obecni
komisarze chinscy. Zwlaszcza o
rozporzadzaniu prowincyami
chinskiemi ME moze bye mowy W
nieobecnosci przedstawicieli
Chin. Murawiew odjezdza do
Waszyngtonu W dniu 2o lipca.
Londyn, II lipca. = w odpo-
wiedzina twierdzenie prezesa mi
nistrow Balfoura, ze armia ME
przyiacielska ne mcze wylado-
wac ma zienli angielskiej, oswald
czyf feldmarszaiek lord Roberts,
re ma wojsko angielskie liczye ME
MONA, gdyz nie jest ono W sta
ME utrzymac potegi Anglii jako
pierwszorzednego mocarstwa.
Rad ME dba o swoja armie, a
dla narodu angieiskiego zolnierz
Jest dopiero wowczas dos wart,
kiedy mad krajem wisi niebezpie-
czenstwo wojny. Lord Roberts
zauwazyi, re wojna Boerami nj
czego Anglii ME nauczyla.-
Sebastopol, II lipca. = Fry
byl dotad torpedowiec, ktory to-
warzyszyl zbuntowanemu okreto-
wi wojennemu "Kniaziowi Po-
temkinowi". Zaioga torpedowca
zostala aresztowana przeniesio-
na ma poklad transportowca Prut.
DIS na wszystkich okretach od-
bywa sic zaIobne nabozenstwo ma
intencye dusz oficerow, zamordo-
wanych przez zaioge "Kniazia
Potemkina''
Petersburg, II lipca. - Rosya
uwaza marynarzy "Potemkina"
jake zwyczajnych zbrodniarzy, a
ME jako politycznych przestep-
cow, zada przeto ich wydania
przez wladze rumunskie. Do te-
20 wszakze ME przyjdzie ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-11


20 wozami, a ma giowna swa
kwatere pm. 13o Desplaines str.
w sprawie wystawy obrazu
Styki.
Komitet, ktory ma sic zajac
urzadzeniem wystawy obrazu ia
ma Styki p. t. "Golgota" czyli "U-
krzyzowanic Chrystusa Pana",
przez try pierwsze dni ma cele
dobroczynne, zorganizowaf sic
wczoraj ma swej sesyi w Palmer
House W ten sposob, re obrano
komitet wykonawczy, kt6ry "a
mianuje rome inne komitety do
opracowania szczego}ow. Zdaje
sic, re cena wstepu przez te try
dni bedzie wynosila 50 centow Cd
osoby; wystawa ma cele dobro-
czynne odbedzie sic w dniach I,
2 3 sierpnia. br. Prezesem komi-
tetu wykonawczego jest William
Penn Nixon, sekretarzem John F.
Smulski, jego pomocnikiem Tho
mas Carr, a kasyerem John R.
Walsh. Ma wczorajsze posiedze-
ME zebraio sic bardzo maio "a
proszonych.
Mianowslie odiozone.
Wczoraj donosilismy, ze bur-
mistrz postanowil zamianowac
kierownikiem departamentu czy-
szczenia ulic Richarda ]. Foxa,
naczelnika "Citizens Street Clea-
ming Bureau, ma miejsce wyda-
lonego Franka w. Solona. Miano-
wanie to, ktorego dokonac mial
komisarz robot publicznych Pat
terson, zostalo jeszcze odlozone.
Tyrnczasem zas Frank w. Solon
wczoraj byl II Pattersona re swo-
i'm adwokatem A. D. Cash zaza-
da}, by go napowrot przyjeto:
Kiedy oczywiscie odmowiono mu
tego, wytoczyf skarge mandanlus
przeciw ,miastu, komisarzowi ro-
bot publicznych Pattersonowi, ko-
misarzom s4uzby cywilnej Po-
wellowi, Errantowi Prentisso-
wi, jakotez przeciw kontrolerowi
Nc Gannowi. Utrzymuje on W
swojej skardze, ze powod jego
zIozenia urzedu byl dlatego ME
usprawiedliwiony, il "naduzywa-
ME wplywu urzedowego', ktore
mu zarzucono, ME jest wykrocze-
MEM przeciw zadnej ustawie sta
novel lub jakiejkolwiek regula-
cyl.
Przeszio 6o-letni policyanci.
Komisya sluzby cywilnej, ,zwra-
cajac uwage ma propozycya szefa
policyi, azeby policyantow licza-
cych przeszlo 60 lat albo pensyo-
nowat, albo przynajmniej przeno-
sic dawac i'm lzejsze zatrudnie-
mia, kazaIa sporzadzic liste osob
w policyi zatrudnionych, a licza-
cych przeszlo 90 lat wieku. Oka-
zafo size, ze z a4oo czlonkow de-
partamentu, 43 przekroczyso 20
rok zycia. Znajduje sic pomiedzy
mimi jeden kapitan, Martin Hayes
(61 lat), dwaj porucznicy, Fran
els Smith i Orville Z. Barber, ia
kotez 6 sierzantow "a policyan-
tow. Z policyantow najstarszy
Jest Alexander Beaubien, LEGACY
81 lat, a drugi rzedu William
Patten, LEGACY lat 70. Byly pre-
zydent konisyi s}uzby cywilnej.
Powell, oswiadczyl, re projekt
szefa policyi poprze.
--o-
vp6TRlE N0TATgI N1EISK|E.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-11

pIdWd pOQnleS1eIlla SWyCH ,tOlOW
w Evanston i polaczenia z gorna
koleja Northwestern w Sheridan
Park wywolala jeszcze zywe i
wesole debaty, gdy wnoszono pc
wne poprawki, ktorych ME przy-
jeto ostatecznie, i zlozono ia ma
powrot w rece komitetu lokalnej
transportacyi ma czas wakacyj.
R6wnie weso1o obradowano
mad sprawa dozwolenia gornej ko-
lei Metropolitan przewozenia pa
kunkow, odnosny ordynans
przyjeto, ale zaopatrzono go W
tyle dodatkow, re kompania "a
pewne przywileju ME przyjmie.
Przyjeto ordynans tyczacy sic
nalezytego ogrzewania i wentylo-
wanna tramwajow; utworzono
nowych kilka dystryktow prohi-
bicyjnych; przyjeto ordynans ty-
czacy sic ustanowienia biura od-
szkodowan pod kontrola komisa-
RIA robot publicznych zalatwio-
no kilka spraw mniejszej wag1,
poczem posrod zwyk}ej zakow-
skiej swawoli, obrzucania sic gal
kami papierowemi, ksiazkami,
przewracania bi6rek krzesel /
t. p. odroczono sic do d. rs wrze-
snia.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.
.12-letni chiopiec roznoszacy
gazety, Piotr Pitronoto, znany W
srodmiesciu pod nazwa "Pete the
newsboy", wczoraj po poludniu
ma rogu ulic State i Madison, wo-
lajac "Extry!!' i re stosem ga
zet pod pacha, upadl pod nadjez-
dzajacy tramwaj1 law oczach setek
przechodniow zostai przejechany.
Wydobyto go nieprzytomnego i
zawieziono do szpitala samary-
tahskiego, gdzie umarf wkrotce.
Ojciec chlopca mieszka pm. Is
Custom House place.
John Kyle, zwrotniczy pracu-
jacy dla Illinois Steel Co. w So.
Chicago, wczoraj wieczorem przy
piracy stanal przypadkowo pod O.
gromnym kubiem nape}nionyfn
plynnym metalem, ktory dzwi-
gnia podnosiia. Azeby uniknat
niebezpieczeistwa, Kyle skoczyi
w box padlszy pod ko}a nadjez-
dzajacej lokomotywy ranzujacej,
zostas przejechany ma miejscu
zabity. Liczyi lat IS, mieszkal pm.
1856 Buffalo ave.
strajk znowu sic rozszerza.
Azeby zastosowac sic do zaka-
zu wydanego przez sedziego Hol-
donna, a rownoczesnie ME zmu-
szac woznicow unijnych do roz-
wozenia towarow do firm bojko-
towanych, kompanie ekspresowe
wsp6lnie zorganizowaly osobna
kompania, zwana Chicago Car
tage Co." i "a jej posrednictwem,
rozumie sic przy pomocy nieunio-
nistow, rozsy}a towary do firm
bojkotowanych. Unionisci pracu-
jacy dla tych kompanij ekspreso-
wych pred kilku dniami ma to sic
zgodzili.
Ale hie zgodziia sic glowna Or
ganizacya "Teamsters' Joint
Council. Ma wczorajszej, dose
znowu burzliwej sesyi tel organi-
zacyi postanowiono natychmiast
zawezwac woznicow ekspreso-
wych do strajkowania, skoro
Chicago Carriage Co." (ktora
zreszta juz wczoraj peinila swoja
funkcye) dzisiaj rozwozic zacznle
towary do firm bojkotowanych.
lynn sposobem moze przyjsc do
strajku dalszych 400 woznicow.
o lie s4ychat, stafo sic to ma
zadanie strajkujacych woznicow
firm departamentowych, ktorzy
zaoroz;1i ia VIZ razie odvbv owa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-11
Rome nofatkI ts|egrafiezna.

Komisarze rosyiscy japohscy
porozumiewae sic beda soba. W
gmachu admiralicyi W Portsmouth, N.
Il.
$ Anglia wypaactaa Niemcom ma wy
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR

According to the latest develop ments in the courts regarding what constitutes a discovery on a placer claim, it rests with the jury to de- termine eff an ordinarily prudent man, not necessarily a miner, would be justified in expending his time and labor thereon in the development of the property" It appears to us that this leaves the discovery question more indefinite than before. How many paying claims in Alaska gave showing after 30 days work that would jus tify a prudent" man in doing development work? These are very few, and until such showing is made the prospector can have no protection against claim jump CTS. Such a law, if that is the law, is q detriment and a disgrace to the country.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
Woman First,

According to Eskimo tradition the first man was made, not from the dust of the earth, but from a piece of chewing gum. Long, long ages ago woman first appeared, from whence or how the tradition does not state. But she was first. and there must be something of merit in this Eskimo tradition, for she has held her place very well. most of the time at least, since shortly after creations. first dawn. Well, this first woman, was one day lyIng on her couch of furs. chewing gum, but growing weary of it, she took it from her mouth and fashioned it into the form of a man. Tired then. she fell asleep, to find upon awakening that the breath of lite had been breathed into the figure of gum, of which she had been the architect. and To, man was there and so the world begun to be peopled.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28

The annual report of Prof. c. c. Georgeson. special agent in charge of the Alaska agricultural stations, has been received at this office. IL is illustrated with pictures taken at the different stations, and these illustrations and. the accompany ing text will be a revelation to the people who scoff at the idea of Alaska ever making a showing as an agricultural country.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
Forfeiture Notice.

ALASKA MI>lN6 AID DEyELoFNENT COMPANY, HEA1Qus skrEes AT ST, LoUis. Mo:
 Ton are hereby notified that the undersigned has performed your share of one hundred dol lars worth otwork for each of the years of I91I, iH14 i.s5, !9ti and iWo, on the placer mining e.aiAt situated on Slate Creek, Ala ka, known as si,c 'St. Anne. said claim was located June s2 lSn Recorded June Zs l9so. in Book !, page li3, hisna Mining Records, in Alaska. Said ex- oendiiuTe was made in order to hold said iaiin under the provisions of section 232i of the Revis -d slaiates of inc United States, and amendments hereto. concerning annual work on mining claims, being he amount required to hold said claims until December 3isi, 1906. And II, ai Il he expiration of ninety days from the publication oi his notice you faii or refuse to cohtriot l. So.r proportion of such expendi- lure ns et.ow 1T, your interest iD said mining claim sili become the property of the under signed, A. NJ. Powell your co-owner who has made the required expenditure, or paid for the same, according to the terms of said sectis h.
 4. NJ. POWELL. First publication Aug. 2, I9a5.
 Last publication Nov. S l9l5.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
THE DEVILS CLUB.

In the ample flora along our coast, Somewhat betwixt a vine and a shrub. Is a thrifty plant that's known to most By the suggestive name "The Dew il's Club" It thrives, like. most of his majes- tvs works. In darkscme places, mid slime and mud, And midst its beautiful foliage turks The poisonous spines of "The Dew il's Club" The unwarv musher along the trail Loses his balance on pole or log. Throws out his hand-it never fails There's the ever present Devils Club" The fall is saved, but deep in his palm, Are driven the barbs that poison the blood, And the surgeons knife is the only balm For the poisonous sting of "The Devils Club" So with the man who, in sorrow and grief, Seeks surcease of care in the flow ing cup. Oblivion may furnish a moments relief, The reactions the sting of "The
 Devils Club.n
 $. A. Crandall.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
N otice Of Forfeiture
NaldeZ. Alnskn. Aug.


 To q. TJosEvIG and HERMAN MEYER:
 You and each oi xott are hereby notified tha i l have expended, daring the year i9di One Hundred Dollars upon each of the ilcreiuafie r named quartz mining claims, in la Dor and i'm pfovcments, to vii: Tie Little BonauZa'' lode claim, duly recorded in book G. ut page ID oi mining locations, i'll the office of tine fe- cordeF oi the Valdez Recording District. Alas ka: the Bull Dog" lode claim, duly recorded -"Norway' lode claim. duly recorded in book C, at page l'6 oi said records. All of the above named claims are situated near the kennicot glacier, III The Valdez mining district, and Dis trict of Alaska. and that |, jamas Mccarthy during the year lajI, in oTtier to hold said claims under the provisions oi Section gs2i of the Revised Statutes oi te United States and the amendments thereto, concerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amount req ufred tO hold said claims for the wear end Ing December Ist, lepi, have expended One Hundred Dollars in annual assessment work upon each of above said claims.
 And II within ninety days of The personal tEe publication thereof, you faii or refuse 10 contribute your proportion of such eXpendi- lure upon each or any of said claims y0ur in ttfest in saId claims or in any or either of them VIII bec"me the property of tiie subscriber T hereunto, your co-owner, who has made the requisite expenditure under the terms of the law.
 This notice does not preclude either of you rom contributing yoHr proportion of such eX pendlIure upon either of said mining claims and preventing forfeiture oi your interest in either oi said mining claims upon which such payment is made.
 JAMES MCCARTHY. First date of publication Aug 2i, 1895. iast date of publication November B, 1905.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28

Captain E. T. Barnette and Carl johanson will speak for the Panama at Washington this winter. They have been indorsed by the bar as sociation, and other organizations will give them whatever support is necessary.
 Captain Barnette is already on his way outside, and Mir. Johanson will soon follow.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28

The question of what constitutes a discovery is still agitating the people of Fairbanks. One decision of the court gave them the impres- sion that finding gold in any amount constituted discovery, but the following extract from a charge to the jury in a later case, would appear to have just the op- posite meaning.
 Where minerals have been founl upon placer claim and the
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
Famine In Copper,

Conditions in the copper metal market were never nearer the fam inc stage than at the present time, Says a Boston publication. To talk about a famine in the produc- tion of a staple article like copper, with an annual production of about S5O,OOO,OOO pounds in this country, appears somewhat ridiculous, but the facts are that betweeen the heavy consumption in Europe, China and this country, the entire production of the mines has been sold for four months, and copper for immediate delivery is scarce article, so much so that a premium of t cent per pound is being paid for August over September deliver ies. The United States Metals Selling Company has been free seller in an endeavor to prevent any rapid advance in price, for it IS realized that the higher the metal goes, the greater will be the ultimate reaction. The company However has been unable to stem the tide with its controlled produc- ton of over 4OO.0OO,OOO pounds per annum, and leading copper inter- ests are fearful that because of the absolute lack of supplies and the increasing demand from. all coun- tries, the metal will soon, cross the Bc mark, for present indications are that by September list the pro- ducing mines of the United States will have no unsold copper for de- livery the balance of the year.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28

The Skagway delinquent tax list published in the Daily Alaskan reveals the startling fact that God frey Chealander has not paid his personal property tax. Come to the center Godfrey. Leading citi- zens are never tax dodgers.-Doug- las News.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
Notice of Executors Sale,

In Probate Court. Kayak Precinct, District of Alaska. in the matter oi the Estate ] No.2 Notice of of EDWIN r. HANSON ! Executors Sale
 Deceased of Real Property. Notice is hereby given that under and 6y virtue of an order of Sale of the above named Court made and entered on the 2sth day oi August, i.ab, the undersigned Executoi of said estate will sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash the following de- scfth.d real property ar mineral claims, sit wit:
 An undivided !, interest in the Futile Oil Claim, comprising i6n acres.
 An undivided = interest in the Lake oil Claim, containing leo acres.
 An interest in E~rrow Deed covering Elsie Hattie and Edna claims.
 An undivided !, interest in the oil claim in the town of Catalla, known us the Susie Ftac- tion
 one eighth ) interest in stando rd oi' Claim containing sO acres.
 One eighth q t.l interest in CataIa AssOcia- ton DlI laim, containing lt0 acres. Said sale will be made on the 2l~l day Cf Oe- tobcF, lsJj. 1T the hour oi len n'ciaek in the morning Of said day. at the front door of the Court Hous c, in tatalla, in said Kayak Pre- cinct.
 Dated August 2sth, l9ni.
 TiIUS. G. WHITE,
 Executor Of tac Estate of Edwin T. Lamsou, iereased. First publication Sept. II, l9li Last publication Oct. F, l9j.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
Report on Copper River District
$. A. Crandall.

Report on Copper River District
 Mendenhall and Schrader. of the geological survey, have issued re- port presenting the general scientii- ic results and economic data derived from the investigation of the Copper River basin ill 1902
 MT. Mendenhall presents hy- pothesis to account for the great central valley of the Copper river.
 This theory is that profound displacement marks the southern, as well as the northern limit of the valley, which is regarded as a great sunken, area between the two up- lifted belts, marked by the Gnu gatch and Alaskan ranges. IL is conceived, further, that this subsi- dence may have accompanied the outpourings of the Wrangel lavas, as their escape from beneath the surface and accumulation upon it may well have had casual rela- ton to the subsistence of the Cop per valley.
 An attempt, regarded as merely tentative, has been made to trace the evolution of that part of the continent through geologic time to the present. Fragmentary as are the bits of this geologic history which have been interpreted, it is possible by weaving them into a connected story to throw interest ing light on the past relations of land and sea, mountain and plain.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28

A god nugget weighing forty. one ounces without any quartz at tached has been found by ]. D. Reters on Summit creek. about 100 miles from Whitehorse.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28

More than 53,0O0 tons of freight have been shipped from Seattle to Boring sea ports so far this sum- mer on the steam and sailing ves- sells engaged in the trade.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
svedence therefor is of such a char

evedence therefor is of such char acter that person of ordinary prudence would be justified in the further expenditure of his labor and means, with reasonable pros- pect of success, in developing a valuable mine. the requirements of the statute have been met **
 "The mere finding of color or colors of gold, or cents worth, or even 13 cents worth, is not of it. self sufficient to constitute a discovery, or to prove that the land Is valuable for mineral working. There must be such a discovery of mineral on the claim as to satisfy you that an or dinary prudent man, not necessa- rily a miner, would be justified in expending his time and labor there on in the development of the prop erty."
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28

COAL COAL. C. W: Miller, agent, or Copper River Praying Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28
Summons for Publication,

In the United States Commissioncr's Court District of Alaska, Third Judicial Division. Kayak Precinct at Catalla Before C. C. Britton. x. Commissioner and Ex-Ofiieio Justice oi the Peace.
 W. II. CAMPBELL,
 NORMAN D. MACACIEY. Publication n
 Defendant No.ls The President of the United States to Norman D. Marautey, the above named defendant.
 You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned. an United StaieS Commis- sioner and EX-oficio Justice ui the Peace in Kayak Precinct in said District. on the 2Tth day oi November, l9o5, al tine hour uf one o'clock in the forenoon of said day, ai the Court House in Catalla in said Precinct and answor the complaint of the Plaintiff founded upon an oral contract for the sale of goods to you by the Plaintiff about November, 1ali
 And in ease of your failure to appear and answer the plaintiffs complaint at the time and place aforesaid. judgment will be entered against you for one hundred dollars and the costs uud disbursements of this action. The service of this summons by publication Is made by virtue of an order duly made and entered Sept. II, 190j.
 Given under my hand this lith day of scpt. io0j. G.C. BRETON. '. S Commissioner and Ex Ofiicio
 Justice of the Peace. First publication :. D. II. 1900 Last publication October 26, l!16.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28

Debit and Credit slips at the lRosPEcToR OFEIcE.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-09-28

First date If publication Aug. 2l, 1895. iast date of publication November B, 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

at is considered an insult and OK.
tremely indicate in India to refer TO
a woman's nose ring, but 80 many ask
me, What is that flower they hold In
the mouth? that must tell what |
shouldn't" says Edmund Russell 1T
f. the badge of wifehood, even more
sacred than our wedding ring set
always with the costliest and most
beautiful jewels woman possesses
and the last she Will part with. a
ruby with two pearls ID the fayorlte,
as symbolizing a heart between two
guardians Of purity. This Is some.
what going out OF fashion under Eng,
fish influence; the Somaji ladies and
| zoroastrian sisters do not wear them,
| hut every orthodox Hlndoo woman has
Ter pak.chabi, or no e-key, as II is
also called; usually two, one of pre-
cious jewels and falling pearls, the
other little plain gold safety pin
which Is slipped In Just az the great
circle Is being drawn out. for the nos,
mutt never for moment be lcf
ree.".4-"The Jewel Crafts OF India,
Every body's Magazine.