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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-23

ANHyAA1 % AH|~SOS
re W Rzy1nie zabranie zupelnie
chleba. w zeszsym tygodniu wy
huchs strajk W kilku ty1ko piekar-
mach, ale teraz sta1 sic ogolnyn1.
Rad wydal rozoporzadzenie, a.
zeby piekarnie zaopatrzy1y W
chleb mieszkahcow; 0 lie ono po-
moze, ME wiadomo.
Washington, 23 lutego. = W.
rotundzie kapitolu, w obecnosci
wielu czlonlk6w hongresu, odslo-
nieto marmurowy biust Waszyng-
tona, ofiarowany przez ambasa-
dora francuskiego Jusseranda.
Ambassador Jusserand W przemo-
vie swojej kEadl nacisk ma wezly
przyiazni laczace Francya re Sta
nami Zjednoczonymi ! rozwodzi2
sic mad zas1ugami i zaletami Wa
szyngtona. Ceremonial ods1onie-
cia biustu, ktory jest reprodukcya
marmurowego biustu zniszczone-
go przez pozar W bibliotece kon-
gresu w 7. 1851, odbyla sic W ro-
tundzie, przemawiano W sali
prezydenta W skrzydle senatu.
w inieniu obu izb kongresu od-
powiedzieli senator Wetmore z
Rhode Island 1 posei Nc Cleary
z Minnesoty.
Philadelphia, 2s lutego. - z
okazyi rocznicy urodzin Wa
szyngtona, wczoraj uniwersytet
stanu Pennsylvania nadal go
dnost honorowego dol1tors praw
prezydentowi Rooseveltowi, kto-
ry jawil sic osobiscie, i cesarzowi
niemieckiemu Wilhelmowi, ktore-
go reprezentowal baron Speck
Won Sternburg. Prezydent Roose-
welt W przemowie swojej znalazs
sposobnoSc, mowiac o Waszyng-
tonic, ktory pierwszy otrzyma2
dyplorn honorowego doktora praw
ma tyrn uniwersytecie pred I22
laty, - wykazywac potrzebs
zwiekszenia' fIoty Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych celem utrzymania po-
koiu. Cesarz Wilhelm nades1aI te-
legram, w kt6rym dzieku]e "a go
dnosG n1u nadana rownoczesnie z
takaz godnoscia nadans pFezy-
dentowi Rooseveltowi, podczas
gdy w swoim czasie Washington
ja otrzymal. w odpowiedzi zate-
legtafowano do cesarza z podzie-
kowaniem ga aaskawy tele-
gram.
Indianapolis, Ind, 23 lutego.-
Niemala sensacya wywola1 W +
zbie nizszej posel Ananias Baker,
kiedy poSr6d debat mad bilem an
tycygaretowym powstal, wyj-
mujac list zapieczetowany kie-
szeni, oswiadczys, re mu doreczo-
no ten list proSba, ably g1osowa1
przeciw bilowi, ale ze on listu je-
szcze ME otworzyl. Posrod zar-
tow, ze list ten moze zawiera
$4,000, ma zadanie innych po-
slow, Baker list otworzy1 wyjal
z niego banknot studolarowy. Ia
raz potem nowe1a przeszla u gfo-
sami przeciw II, zarzadzono
sledztwo ma tajnej sesyi komitet
sledczy zmusi1 posla Baikera, by
oznajrnil, kto mu list doreczyl.
Wtedy tenze oSwiadczyl, re IL
czynis to byly senator stanowy
noszacy jego nazwisko, A. O. Ba-
ker. Wydano rozkaz aresztowa-
MIA A. o. Bakera.
Springfield, Ill, 23 iutego. -
Ma wspolnej sesyi komitetow Sc
natu izby possow w sprawie slu-
zby cywilnej, sdwokat Western
Star, rzecznik Chicago Civil
Service League, wystepowa3
gwaltownie przeciw novel; sena-
tora Norden, wedle ktorej ustawy
sluzby cywilnej maja byl wazne
tylao ola zaksad6w dobroczynych.
Oswiadczyl, re tego rodzaju usta-
wa bedzie tylko przeszkods dla
rozwoju s1uzby cywilnej ze
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-23

re niema wyrazenia ma orzecze-
ME "politykiera" zawodowego,
kt6reby ME brzmialo podobnie jak
"polityk" W nalezytem slowa te-
60 znaczeniu.
E. A. Paddock tfomaczyl, co
nalezy rozumiec przez wyraz pa
tryota. Kto klamie i kradnie, ME
moze uchodzit "a patryote z tel
samej racyi, jakiej pieniadze
wytworne ubranie ME nadaja pra-
wa do uchodzenia "a prawdziwe-
20 meza stanu "Charakter" czlo-
wieka stanowi miare jego patryo-
tyzmu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-23

tryota. Kto klamie i kradnie, ME
moze uchodzit "a patryote tel
samej racyi, jakiej pieniadze i
wytworne ubranie ME nadaja pra-
wa do uchodzenia "a prawdziwe-
go meza stanu "Charakter" czso-
wieka stanowi miare jego patryo-
tyzmu.
Zanosi sic ma strajk.
Czysciciele szyb W olSnach I
str6ze w budynkach ofisowych w
sr6dmiesciu zapowiadaja rozpo-
czecie sic strajku W przyszly po-
niedzia1ek, jezeli zarzad Building
Managers Association ME rozpo-
cznie do tego czasu ukiadow z
international Building Employees
Association. Jezeli przyjdzie W
poniedzialek do strajku, przylaczs
sic do niego natychmiast motoro-
wi ma elewatorach rozwoziciele
wegli. Trudnost wzajemnego po-
rozumienia sic ma tenn polega, re
zawiadowcy gmachow ME VIE
dza, kim wlasciwie maja sig
ukiadat. Ich pracownicy naleza do
dwoch oddzielnych, wspolzawo-
dniczacych soba organizacyj.
Francuz Joseph Diehl, nienale-
lacy do uni, zgtosii sic wczoraj
do of:sa t2bryki pm. 100 Clinton
ST., chcac tam przyjat obowiazki
maszynisty. Kiedy wyszed, z Off
su, napad,o ma niego kilku unio-
nist6w zbito go tax niemiiosier-
ME, re musiano biedaka odwiez6
do szpitala powiatowego.
Miasto wygrafo process.
WI roku 1900 zarzad miasta
Chicago wniosi skarge przeciw
Chicago Union Traction Co., pra-
gnac Emusic te korporacye do po-
glebienia tunelu pod rzeka ma
Van Buren st. Sedzia Nicely wy
dal wyrok ma korzysc kompanii, a
sad apelacyjny wyrok ten "a
twierdzii. Najwyzszy sad stano-
wy obalil wyroki obu instancyj 1
trzeba bylo process rozpoczac ma
nowo. Skohczyl sic obecnie wy
rokiem sadu stanowego, przyzna-
jacym miastu prawo zmuszenia
kompanii Union Traction do po-
glebienia tunelu.
Podobna kleske jak kompania
Union Traction poniosl wczoraj
trust wegla miekkiego. W. roku
1903 skazal sad leryminalny II
wiascioieli ma zaplacenie po $500
kary "a sprzysiezenie sic W celu
opanowania handlu miskkim we
glem. Najwyzszy sad stanowY
wyrok ten zatwierdzii.
Teroryzm skuteczny.
Wie1ka wyprawa policyi ma
malych przestepc6w prawa, od-
noszacego sic do utrzymania po-
rzadku ma ulicach, W tramwajach
halach publicznych, odnosi po-
zadany skutek. Po pierwsze ogol
policyantow zaczyna sic pozby-
wac brzydkiego nalogu ME pluje
ma wz6r marynarzy. We wtorek
aresztowano $50 osob, ktore sta
wac musialy pred sedzia policyj-
nym ma stacJ Harrison st. opla-
cae swa nieuwage dolarami.
Wczoraj tlomaczyto sic pred
lynne sedzia tylko 80 osob, z kto-
rych ma1o ktora wykpiia sic Cd
&ary. Terroryzm policyi okazal
sic przeto skutecznym, ponie-
waz powodem plucia bywa gfo-
wnie zucie tabaki, miejmy ma
dzieje, re z czasem ten zwyczaj
ustanie. Moze w6wczas | piekne
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29
GOOD WORD FROM THE DOCTORS

The Journal OF the New Mexico
Medical Association comments edi.
toriaIly as follows on the National
Fraternal Sa~nitarium:
The profession Of New Mexico owes
a debt Of gratitude to the hustlers Of
Las Vegas who succeeded In persuad-
Ing the National F~raternal sanitarium
committee to select that site for the
proposed invalid city.
A national movement OF this kind
~adyertlses the whole territory and
benefits us all. The attention of the
whole country Is again directed 10
the benefit Of a good climate In the
treatment of tuberculosis and espe.
clally to the incompatible climate
found In Central New Mexico. Climat-
ic treatment--tried and successful for
~years-has been somewhat oyersaad.
owed Of recent years by the good re-
suits obtained in well equipped and
well managed sanitaria everywhere,
Sa~nitarium treatment In such a dry.
pure. sunny rgion as New Mexico af.
fords Is certainly the most success
full Of all. That even the laity realizes
this Is seen In their selection OF this
country as a site for their immense In.
stitution. This means that every
sanitarium in the territory will In
directly share In the good results.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29
Mishap in Canyon

Charles Peterson. an enterprising
young man of this city, accompanied
by a friend. drove up the Gallinas can
yon yesterday. While crossing the
stream the caballo manifested an I'M
mistakeable desire to imbibe of the
crystal mountain water. The Young
man peregrinated along a shaft and
u%nhitching the check rein. returned
In safety to the buggy. But the re.
turn trip was not as successfully made.
The animal made a sudden start,
after his check had been fastened,
and the young mar tumbled from the
shaft into the water. He quickly re-
gained his equilibrium, but Just in
time to observe that the ~affrighfed
steed was scaling the bank at an
angle decidedly dangerous for the
buggy and its fair occupant. By Her.
culean effort, he reached the horses
head In time to prevent the impend-
Ing catastrophe,
However, CANYON visitors say that
further disasreeable experience re-
NAMED to the Young man. II was
important that he become thoroughly
dry before coming back to the city.
aud a number of witnesses report
seeing Peterson perched lugubriouslr
upon a rock In the shadow. his un-
covered pedal extremeties protruding
into the sunlight until such time as
Old Sol had sufficiently exerted his
e%onquering power.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

esty and courage ana Justice TO 20 20
Albuquerque to hoar Ia tull the ser.
ious charges that have been made
against three public officials.
Charges have been hanging over the
heads Of Two OF these officials for "a
long time, u Is due these officials
that they have a hearing and be-
proven guilty or innocent. The Al.
%bnquerque Journal more than any
other agency In The territory has In.
dustrlously spread the story Of their
guilt. II they a be cleared OF the
charges they mor than any one else
Will have cause To thank Governor
Otero and District Attorney Clancy,
for bringing them 10 trial. That the
Albuquerque Journal. after doing Its
utmost 10 bring these men into dis
repute throughout the territory,
should turn from the role Of public
prosecutor 10 defender, Will not affect
the cause IN the least.
District Attorney Clancy has made
every effort 10 secure the trial OF the
case In the court before bringing
u before The governor. The Journal
does not speak fairly and truly when
IL says the charges have been before
the executive for a long time. The
governor has acted with the utmost
promptness In the matter.
The action Of the Albuquerque
Journal In the matter Is astounding
Has the journal seen n great light!
Is the fact that Hon. Frank A. Hubbell
a member OF the company that recently
purchased the Water supply company
anything to do with present astonish
ing attitude Of the paper? Possibly
not. but the Journal will have a hard
time Of II In convincing anyone
either In Albuquerque or out, that
| the case Is otherwise.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29
LIGHTNING CHANGE ARTIST.

Once upon a time there was a
newspaper In New Mexico that prated
loudly and long about reform. II told
OF official c~rOOkedness In Bernalillo
county In stontorian ones. Il invited
the press Of the territory to assist
II In turning on the lime light but
protested abundant willingness 10 re-
form everything without assistance.
That paper was the Albuquerque Jour.
nal. DDW
At the time when the fulmlnatlOns
OF the Albuquerque Journal were at
their l0udest, District Attorney Frank
W. Clancy. al honest and fearless OF,
Gclal, published q statement which
appeared TO show beyond any argn.
ment or doubt that certain officials
OF Bernalillo county had been guilty
OF gross malfeasance In Office.
The official produced statistics TO
prove that the present and past coun-
,ty superintendent or schools had been
guilty OF misrepresentation OF the
school funds. He demanded their
punishment In the courts. The Al.
%buquerque Journal and a great many
other papers with regard for decency
and honesty, demanded the same
thing.
But the courts didn't act, Grand
jnries proved to be recalcitrant and
refused TO indict. Though few In New
Mexico retained doubt as to the gull,
OF the accused these men remained
untriod and unpublished.
Further charges OF ~misfeasanca and
malfeasance have been brongh,
against these officials and one other
The district attorney, having had his
futile experience with the courts
turns as q last resource to the govern
or. The official brings definite charg
81 Of malfeasance against three Der
nalillO county officials.
OF course. Mr.. Clancy has, as oil
yore. the y~ociferous backing OF tn,
reform Journal.
Certainly Il would be difficult 70,
the average mind to conceive that tn.
Journal would take any other course
But the average mind has no inklin,
OF the tremendous ability OF the Jour
nal to make a sudden and kaleidoscop
&c chanRe OF position.
That paper which has worked over
time In searching out vile m I,
heap upon the men who brought sucl
infamy to Bernalillo county: that "a
per that was In favor Of the reform
OF every evil under the sun: that "a
per that professed Its intention O
working for a score OF years II nee,
be to insure the trial and punishment
OF those men who had dared to la,
unholy hands upon the sacred fun,
that belonged to the youth OF tn,
county. that unco' good and ardentl
righteous paper appears now as
defender Of Hon. Frank A. Hubbell
OF Bernallllo county. whom 1t had 8,
often characterized as the arch con
spirator and %peculator. Coupled witt
the pitiably weak defense OF the mai
whom the paper had so long e~xecrate,
Is a vindictive, uncalled for. thorough
iy unworthy attack upon Governo
OterO. because he had had the hon
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

The recent remarks of f, Hopkinson
Smith on tipping have o been kindly
received, and his opinion that 5000 Is
about the right sum to put aside for
tips during a European tour has led
TO some comment as to the effects on
the unfortunate tourist who has not
so much money to give. Mr.. Smith
says: Tips are one of the ways
In some cases. the only way-of
showing your good will toward the
humble people who do their best to
make life pleasant to you. There
are some things that you can't ap-
proach on a commercial basis, and
tipping Is one of them. You don't
and can't pay the hotel and the trans
~portation company for half of the lit
tie favors you gladly receive. They
come to you through the kindness the
porter. the waiter and the rest show
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

During the BOer war German mill.
tary critics had considerable fun criti-
cising the blunders committed by the
British commanders and In showing
how easy 1t Is to put down %undisclplin-
ed insurgents when a military COM
mander understands his business. 1t
Is now the British military critics
turn to retaliate on the Germans. for
the latter's efforts to suppress the ma
tive instruction In German south
west Africa are meeting with ill-suc-
cess. The garrison at Warmbad, the
German headquarters. was recently
massacred to a man and the place de-
stroyed and the rebellion Is said to be
spreading. while typhoid fever is re-
ducing the German troops elsewhere
IN the colony. to the discredit of the
medical corps.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29
The introduction of Spanish as a,

The Introduction Of Spanish as an
elective study in the elementary
schools of New York to supplant
Latin and stenography, is a step
which accords perfectly with our ma
tional development. Since the close
of the Spanish war we have acquired
jurisdiction over Porto Rico and the
Philippines, and have been brought
into closer commercial intercourse
with Cuba than we were before, and
these are all peopled by Spanish.
speaking races. A knowledge Of Span.
ish has thus attained a much higher
commercial value in this country than
1t did before the war.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

titled and improved. While there has
been much talk Of these improvements
and additions for some time, Las
Vegas people will be glad to know
that the actual work will begin in the
immediate future and that considerable
additional hotel space will be afford.
ed to Las Vegas visitors.
It Is understood that the contracts
for the carrying out Of the desired
improvements will be let next month.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

The PecOs river Is probably the
best trout stream In New Mexico. The
proposition OF the Santa Fe company
TO restock It, Is Of much moment to
the people of this city and the carry
Ing out of such an enterprise will
have an important effect In drawing
sportsmen to the vicinity,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29
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.SMARkETJ
EU&DI

The following Now York stock quotations
were received by Levy Bros, members Chi
cago Board ~ Trada), rooms . and 8, Crockett
block. Colorado Phone 30. Las Vegas Phone
40, over their own private wires from New
,pondent " the firms ~ Logan h Bryan New
York and Chicago, members New York Stack
Exchange and Chicago Board Of Trade, and
VIM. a. Otis . Co, bankers and Brokers Colo
RADIO springs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

Bernalillo county has a justice OF
the peace who believes in restraining
men against whom evidence of muir.
der Is strong. Justice Miguel Chaves
has bound Amelio Mcclure. charged
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

Las Vegas Is again to be congcatu.
lated upon the admirable spirit shown
by her people at the meeting last
night at the Commercial club.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

with the murder Of Nicolas Sanchez
over to the grand jury without bail
There Is only strong circumstantial
evidence against Mcclure.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

ly renovated. handsome furniture will
be installed and the whole building
and grounds will be considerably Beau.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

Consistency Is a jewel. but the Al
buduerque Journal Is not possessed Of
such a treasure.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

William f. Curtis, the best known
newspaper man OF America, Is very
welcome to Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29

Shall we meet the people who are
coming here seeking climatic benefit.
a little more than half way?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-29
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The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04

luCVSV uICVtnIS tOu1SHt.
 Magazines at the Candy Kitchen.
 SaleBusiness lot cheapT. Donohoe
 Power of attorney blanks at this office.
 Spring Lamb at City Market Saturday.
 A fresh line of meats at the Peo- ple's Market.
 Sale of ladies' dress skirts Satur- day at Ladies Bazaar.
 Snow Glasses for the trail at the Owl Drug Store.
 Sale of ladies' dressing sacques Saturday at Ladies Bazaar.
 Joe Weckert will leave on the Santa Ana for visit to,the states.
 Edison Monographs. and Gold Moulded Records at Wikidel's Monograph Parlor.
 M F. Denison is now in charge of the White House on Lowe river. He will remain there during the absence of Walter White, who is at Seward.
 Dance at Moose hall Saturday night. Something new in the en- sertainment line will be sprung on tNe dancing public. Don't miss it.. BourEe's coffee on tap.
 Ernie Wheat is evidently com tented with the situation of affairs ia. town at the present time, judg- ing from a sign in his window, which reads "business suits"
 The steamer. Portland, of the A. G.. line. left Ellamar late last week with 450 tons of ore iOr,he Tacoma sinelter.
 The exhibit of school work for the Portland exposition will be placed on exhibition at the school house next week. Ti,s date will Dc duHOuHCcu idtcT.
 The. steamer Doray Capt. JShan- sen, left last Friday on her regular ta;p to, the westward, wiih,w large passenger list and loaGeG ts, he's fullest capacity with freight.
 j. l.. Steele, Chas. Wilcox and P. % Hunt returned from. their trip aown the sound last Sunday. They Brought in a large part of the ore apr the Portland exhibit.
 Last week we failed to chronicle che birth of son in the family of Mr. aad Mrs. Chris. Ernst. The shild. Was born Wednesday,, April 26. Mother and chilH are doing picely.
 The correct time was received by *ull yesterday. from Washington, when it was found that his chro- nometer was thirty-one minutes tlst. The post has corrected it's time accordingly, and hereafter the morning gun will be fired at ex- actly six o'clock
 Cseme De Cacao, Chouva, de- lcious after dinner cordial, at the Elk
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04

Rent-Furnished house-Stull.
 Late agazines at the Candy Kitchen.
 Fresh Oysters on every steamer for Wikidel.
 Sale of ladies' and chi!dren's caps Saturday at Ladies' Bazaar.
 Have your Sunday suits cleaned and pressed at the Valdez Laundry.
 Gate City has applied for incor- poration. It claims population of 400!
 Cleanliness is next to Godli- ness" Go to the Dock BATHS for cleanliness.
 Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated Coffee is to be had at Temple & Dougherty's.
 Large consignment of Huyler's Superior Candies enroute for the Owl Drug Store. Parker Bunk House on Keystone avenue. Bunk, stove and wood, all comforts, p cents per day.
 LOGO Gold Moulded records at Wikidel's Monograph Parlors. Shipment on the Santa Clara.
 The Bertha was booked to leave for Valdez tomorrow, but no word has been received from her.
 Al. Grigsby is now occupying the position of clerk in the Owl Drug store andiassistant in the-postofiice.
 The Excelsior left Seattle May 1, and should be here next Wednes- day. The Santa Clara leaves Seat tie tomorrow.
 Mrs. NJ. w. Ailender is prepared to do plain sewing and mending at reasonable prices. Broadway, be- tween Hobart and. sherman sts., opposite A. Judson Adams.
 Six locations, were filed this week by Collins and Banza covering gold bearing quartz property at Grave yard point, Fidalgo bay. A resident of Ellamar named McSauers had d hearing Saturday on a charge of assaulting John Johnson. He was bound over in $l ,5O0 bail, which was furnished.
 Gus. SpOnberg will leave on the first boat for Idaho. He has ar nangad for d vacation of a couple of months to visit his family, leav- ing the management of the postoflice here in, charge of Dr. Boyle. When he returns he will be accompanied by his wife.
 Reached Shushitna. A letter was received this week from R. T. Heron, stating that his party had reached their destina. ton at Clearwater, a tributary of Shushitna, .aad would soon be ready to start work. All of the people bound for that section reached their camps in good time.
 January and February stock of Edison Gold Moulded Records at Wikidel's Monograph Parlors.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04

A very significant development has taken place in the copper min ing industry of Alaska. Nearly all the work has been preliminary in character, for it takes a long time to open up a big copper mine. Development work has been going steadily forward, however, in at least two localities. The ore ship ped from the territory to smelters in the United. States is merely in- cidental to this development work. ln the first seven months of this fiscal year the value of copper ore received from Alaska was $211,1bO, as against $6S,5SS in the same months of the fiscal year 1904, and the January receipts were $l0.960; as against $3,O95 in the first month of last year.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04
Notice Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given, that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned in the Horseshoc Saioons in Valdez, Ali.ska, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent All debts due from the said firm are. to be presented to J. K. McNeel fer payment. the said J. K McNeelcontinuing the business. Dated April 25th, l@l5.
 HARRY ASHLAND.
 ]. K. MCNEIL.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04
Kinghorn Building Wharf.

Work has been started on a new wharf and warehouse just below the gravel bar adjoi ming the city limits. The promoters are L. B. Clough and Frank ]. Kinghorn. who will do business under the firm name of the Clough-Kinghorn Com pany.
 Mir. Kinghorn built the first wharf in Dawson, and also the first one in Valdez. Workmen have already started on the one in Fairbanks.
 The warehouse is to be 50x1OO feet and twelve feet high and en- closed. A permanent wharf will be built in connection herewith, and no "tie-up" charge will be made to steamers. The revenue will come from wharfage and stor- age charges. The warehouse will be of corrugated iron and first-class in every espect.-Fairbanks News.