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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
OPINIONS OF OTHERS.
Mystic y Of Bad Whisky.

When Or Wiley u the department
Of agriculture produced from alcohol,
Burnt sugar and something else a SUI
perior, brand of 1+-yearold VIII skey
In abont fourteen minutes itwao not a
work Of necromancy but a simple bit
of manufacturing which is carried en-
on a large scale in many PLACES of The
country The fact that the members
Of the congressional committee pro.
nounced tie product excellent is bet
ter proof of its quality than could be
ordinarily obtained What We don't
understand is where The bad VIII shey
comes frc m, If il is o easy, simple
am cheap TO make a grade OF whislley
which tickles the congressional palate
ghy4 are there in existence so many
kinds Of whiskey which irritate, burn
and scratch he whole length Of the
oesophagus? It is perfectly plain thai
the viii key makers need curling.
They don't even produce a good mi
ton of the real thing when it is per
fectly easy to TO s7.-Detriot Free
Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
CAIRO PREPARING
For Threatened Coal Strike-DifFer
cnoe Of Opinion Expressed by
Local Dealers.

a number of local concerns are pre-
pairing for he threatened coal strike
and are laying in large quantities @;
coal The Cairo brewery has bough
several car loads and Is having tne
coal scred IN the yard back of the
brewery.
Local coal men are divided on the
strike question and while some think
no agreement cen De reached the 9th.
ers are OF the opinion thar there win
Bee no strike
All OF the mines are running now
and even If the strike is ordered g.
vil MT take effect until May LIST By
hat time a number Of the larger fac
tories AMI plants here Wii nave
enough coal on hand Co LAST several
months
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
POSITIVE ASSURANCE GIVEN
CAIRO & WAYFIELD COMING
1t Will be Fift-Nine Miles Long and Cost One
and Quarter Million DolIars--Two Routes
Being Surveyed
AIayaaIa. LKyl M. - FrIlny.

Nlayncld, CKyJ Mos aagor Friday
People Of AIayneld and Graves coun
ty now hay an opportunity for a new
railroad The ctitot Ct the Mesense,
Friday morning had All interview viii
AIR. Jo eph II Ellis, secretary Of the
IL. & N, Railroad company, and found
him 10 be an INTEL gent business man
and wen informed as Il the work OF
building a line Of railroad via Maytield
from some point on the n. G, a. st. L.
railroad south Of Murray, to point
on the + c railroad opposite Cairo
Mr. Ellis is here for the purpose Of
meeting our business men and the
people of graves county, and asking
their hearty co-operat on in securing
the dght-of-Way through tn county
and the entrance of the read into The
city of Mavfelj
He does not come asking the people
to vote bonds. or to subscribe none
to the building Of the enterprise He
imply wants the people 10 be friendly
toward il. and asst the company b
giving the rightofway as soon as pos
sble in order that work may begin
and may be completed at as early q
date as possible
The L. & a. Of couree behind this
company and will furn tAe money
to build this roal
Our people win be surpri ell to know
that Major c a. Locke made a pre-
umlnary survey through this county
a. early AZ 1909. and that Mr. Ellis
made a thorough inyes igation Of the
situation here, ana made a report 10
the president OF the l.. & N COMPANY
in November. 1905 He was here for
several DAYS during that month, but
his intent ous were not known 70 any
body here He made his report to III
president of the L. & ~ after wai-h |
a meeting wa held by the direeio
of that company in New York on Feb
ruary Is; 1896. and authorized the or
eanization of a con truction company
in the name OF the Cairo. Mayfield &
Nashville Railroad company and an
was made Of 81 20600o
% build the road.
John Howe Payton e. the locating
engineer who viii now take clarg
of the surveying corps, aud proceed
at once to make the final survey and
locate rhe bed Of the road. One cops +
Of surveyors are no win the field be
tween here and Murray, another T. au-
TO 90 to Cairo and begin sur .
veying a route from Cairo 10 May .
fell, another IS authorized 10 come
probably to Mayheld and make q NOR
survey and locate the line
coming into Mafed and going out.
Two routes will probably be sur
@ yed coming nto, and going out Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
The Bate Bill.

From the broad noin Of view from
which rate Legislation should he con.
~ider.d, the discussion ri this issue iu
the open nate could hardly begin un.
der M re favorable circumstance than
nov atteod The advancement of ihe
tate bin % the final stage Of consld-
Grafton The fl ends Of this leeis'a
ion are not only harmonized but they
are enthusiastic The Democrats arc
not merely acquicsceut but are veal
ous under he Inspiration Of uuevnee'-
cd resoou ihii.ty ami opportunity The
Aldrich trick has ar used a feeling n
contempt for its perpatrstnr. and has
hroHrhf bis opponent with party d -
tinci'0u into sFmra,hetic relations.
The final struggle To- o SQUARE feai i1
r7iIwsy ra'ez se' in 9Th q Dr1rer anI
,ist'nci aliEument-Ea8sas City Star
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

the city of Mayhcld one On the soutl
ide OF The city ana another on The
ncrta :ile If tdn rightof,why can be
secured, which sc believe Il can, tlie
/ route "a The nora side Of tha ely
/ tho more preferable. ana viii pr5bablN
| he decided upon
The city Of Mayleld as wen as the
people along the line in the county
should lose no time in civ ng to this
company the right-of-way. II Is an OPP
portunlty wanted by our people 20 get
new railJcad which they have SO
much desired 70" oyer quarter OF q
century. This viii give us an outlet
10 The great system of the L. & N
in the eaJ and south ana the Biz
+ rr ami tho Gould ystem in the
we. 7nd noctA Tli@lne will be 10
eatta 10 the right of#he linz recently
located by the Ga 10 a Tennessee
RIVER load between here anil Cairo
leaving WicAlne some distance to the
left Of he l. c a some point between
ickliHe and the bridge al Cairo
arrangements nave Deen mace D.
ms company anu me l. y, hal4toao
-oi1paHs' 70 th3 use Oh the Dig oriase
~ o"i.3' NHlcA "'H ca'f we 'I"ins
from 't'is sec' on across 'he river an
,a !, oiIent com 7c'ions "l'h tne hiS
f'.!L s'il.l 2 ii9' i'E Pot'ahi .ec'lo'S'
~ "ls'aa'e 4ioIH " po,n' thls N'No
n A'+s D't@e7 n '0aloe |al"., 20
a,3i'l, oe.,,. 81 murray a-lu boA'e' III
tne =. :. g %. = according @ VII 81
Fey' y " illies, ana 'ne Cost OF Oo,'"
hs he me "H oe aDou. one ana
quarter al'li'h dolIa's ne manage
meht ol me great L. AZ A. system nas
oeeh eoi'lsi' pla'.he 'ile minus % ,".'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
TO The PUBLIC.

The Bulletin has engaged Mr.. J. r.
Beattie as advertising manager. vice
Mr.. Tinker, resigned. Mr. Beauie has
been IN Cairo for some weeks semi.
officially connected with the paper In
an advertis ng proposition WI ch he
AMI hia colleague. Mr. Mitchell, The
Bulletins cartoonist, have pushed
through successfully. and both gentle.
men have gained the favor Of business
men generally, Mr. Beattie can be
depended upon to give advertisers re
speciful attention and place his propo
siuons before them intelligently and
without guile
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
ORDERS BY THE MARSHAL.

City Mar hal NJ 5. Egan Issues two
notices. 70 the public this morning
which desegyo careful attention from
every ore. One calls attention to the
ordinance prohibiting distractions and
debris in the streets. and the other 10
the ordinance raquir ng trees to be
trimmed so that the lowest branches
hall be twelve feet above the side
walk
Both regulations are for the good Of
the city and their enfosc ament will
result I'M needed improvement That
relating to distractions and debris on
streets and sidewalks, IL rigidly en-
forced will cause some hardship in
var Gus places whe~a the people have
become accus omed to allowing things
to lie around and accumulate until
they feel that they cant help il and
can't change It, In the wholesale dis
trict SOME allowance will have 10 be
made. no doubt. for the necessities OF
traffic, a is done everywhere, bu
such allowance may be made only in
case of temporary distractions. There
ale scores OF places on the principal
streets OF the city where some often
siye and utterly useless article has been
10 G fo~ weeks or months,
even for wears. till re idents who see
them. daily have ceased to be offended
at sight of them. No excuse can be
offered for this: and if people viii but
cultiva'e a habit Of neatness ii will
Genre easy TO them in8 very little
while
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
CUBAN DISC COMPANY,
Worcester, Mass.
A N0TRE DAME LADY.

I VIII serd free, with fnll instructions, some
of this simple preparation for the cure OF
eucorrhoes, L ccrstjon Displaceme Is, Fall
ing OF the Won bs scantv or iniuful Periods,
tumors or Growths. Hot Flashes Dr. sire @
Cry Gre ping Z eli, up the spine, Pain IN
the Back nd all tema Troubles, 70 sl
ending address. To others # -uierit g
da ghtsrs : viii exp' in sue e. sful Home
IRE atme " YOU eide to co tinue il will
on 9 orst about IL cents a week to guarantee 81
care. ell other sufferers OF il that Is al ask
II you are interested write now and tell your
-ufferitg friends Of II address Mrs. NJ
~lmmers, Box io5 Notre Dame, Ind.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
SOLDIERS WOUNDED
In Battle With Moros at Mount Dajo
Doing Well-sasisfaction EK.
pressed BY Sultan.

Manila. March 11.-Au The men
wounded IN the recent fight with the
Moros at Mount Daio ar reported to
he 10 favorable condition. jolo Is caieI
and the sultan and head mcn are -e.
ported as saying that general "a lsfac-
ton IS being expressed over the ere
termination 81 the ouilaW-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

ur Ablas. q German c11dla1 al jhe
Department 20 The Ilt -lC-. sHo -
The United States making study of
American liquor legislation. a3,h Ior
him-l ana fog Che -se o. tta German
Minister of the Interior. es-a- ihsf
-ho r7 ion Of hieh license IS beginning
60 -aae roo. .u German rastllllalt
e'r-les. ~ present lho license 5als
only about So @ .-ar In American
money
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

The late Dr. p NJ Chase of Dan
vers. Mass. very soon after ne began
Practice in that town met one OF
the older physicians, who asked in
rather a sarcastic way
Doctor, hoE DO You expect TO gel
a living in this town?
"Why not?7 asked Dr. C.
There are enough Of us here al.
ready" replied the on Doctor
"Oh, Well said Dr Chase, y expect
TO have enough patients pmong those
you have given up
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

DR.. A. W. Reese, a Noted Specialist,
saidi "Thsouah James, a Msm-
phian's Researches Among An
client and Discarded Drugs Az
Kennedy Iia# Heen Discovered
which WIN Not plsappaint Any
"ne Who seeks Relief From AL
cohoiisH ev Drug Addiction.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

that either tbe German or the Ameri-
can people have any thing 10 spare
from their peaceful NocatiOus 90 en
into a quarrel ID Is possible that the
fighting edge. which is described rs
s1 imp rant q qualihca ion Of the I'M
q v.duai. is practically limited TO Two
individuals among the rulers OF the
elrthe- Bu ION Post
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

10 DO II should not be considered that
the city has di. charged lts obllga icn
In this direction. hut that raNlor an.
other opportunity should be soaght
TO provide the convenience that was
the Brewery people. as a
of heir coming here,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
Farms Awaiting the Farmer.

~ Wie FNNeathfifA Att@ ' az itiN'F
An over the country there are farms
crying for tllng and there are few
responses. The lure of the city has
absorbed thousands of the bet young
pc PIE of the agricultural district #
no plan is found for keeping young
men and women on the farms the7
large scheme + emp,yi7g the cities
Of the poo- and helpless should be
evolved l. b. one OF the incompre.
hensible phases OF the situation that
70 ma~or how pror ana suffering the
average iamily OF The city sllms may
Poe. il prefers 20 fer the mlserics Of
he tencments rather than 90 ont INTO
'te country where healthful employ
inert awaits all ana where the pure
cir viii revive debiiita I'd bodies and
fhe san NJ win back 'he feeble tides
of life Kansas city Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

We are authorized to announce DR..
e J. Cause of Unity, as a candidate
for reelection to the office of County
Commissioner of Alexander County.
subject to the decision OF the Republ-
can Pr mary Election.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
February Circulation

The above Is true an ! CORRECT
statement of the circulation of The
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month Of February, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Bus ness Manager.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
ibis md day of March, 1906.
LEO j. KLEB,
Notary Public.
MY commission expires Jan. lG, 1919.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

We are authorized TO announce p.
J. HODGES as candidate for sheriff
Of Alexander county, subject to the
decision of the Republican primarN
election
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
FOR County superintendent Of Schools.

We are authorized to announce
JOHN SNYDER a. candidate for re-
election to the office Of County Super.
intendent Of Public Schools Of Alexan
Ter county, subject to the Republican
primary election to DE held April 20
1906.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
AN OUNCE. VENTS.
For Representative.

We are authorized TO announce DR.
C. L. OTRICH as a candidate for rep
reseniatiye Ia the FIT eth Senatorial
District subject to the decision of the
daiArerafic primaries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

Il is g strange thing Among he gov
crnmenfs IF taa earth only two talk
war. and one r these IS thai r. a ua-
tion which co7fesseiIv robCdv wants
to fight namely. the Tnitei States.
Moreover. there = no a sign anywhere
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

capaci les decreased proporiiona'eiy
for nature responds unfaiiinlly to
every demand Of necessily. THE Cal
tar ST.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
FOR County Commissioner.

We are authorized to announce DR.
g. ], DUNCAN Of Tamms, as a candi
date for County Commissioner Of
Alexander county, subject to the decis-
ion Of the Republican Primary cleo
lion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

owing places;
coiemsn's, 21s EIpnth street
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers. 10 Sixth street
siur Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
A PROMISED CHANGE.

Il IS understood that one of the big
wholesale firms on lower Ohio street
has been negotiating for property on
Commercial avenue above Twelfth
street with a view to getting a loca
ton where they will have railroad
shipping facilities at their door. II. IS
the track on Railroad street which
attracts this firm. because &c affords
relief from much hauling and load
ing and reload ng of wagons. which
causes delay and expense. Il seems
cnly a question OF time when the
blocks OF old shacks from Twelfth to-
Fourteenth street, fronting on Cen.
mcrcial avenue and Ohio street, will BE-
bailt up with great brick buildings
in which the heavy business Of the
city will be mostly done. and the prin-
cipal attraction will be. Of course.
the saving Of time anu cot Of hand
ling merchandise. which is made pos
sible because Of the track on Railroad
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

DON'T THROW YOUR
HEEL AW AY.

II ii not necessary CUBAN
PIPE CRATES CDGsCs) were
invented so that you could get
benen; and favor Of every
grain Of your tobacco.
You are no longer obliged to
suck into your mouth nicotine
mixture ana thus suffer the
discomforts Of tobacco hearts,
burning or irritation Of the
tongue, spending one-half Of
Your time unclogging your
pipe stem getting ready to
smoke. The CUBAN DISC is
a FILTER and permits only
smoke TO pass through the
stem.
On7 of tho two sizes Of
lscs win 1T your fayorite
pipe or anybody elses.
Plain lhoth Sizes worth
Poe for ............. 1Uc
Silyer-platod, worth 25c
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1oc
Gold-plated, worth soc
FIR, f6c
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circn-
lation for the year 1905. ...,. 2128
Average daily and Sunday circu
lation for the month of Feb
ruary, 1906. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1862
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
NOTICE

To stockmer of Pulaski and Alexan-
der counties-Anyone having Castro
tion or other Veterinary work &c do
please notify
Or. c. E. OLLIE,
Office At {. A. 5urks's Livery Stable.
COG Commercial Ave-, Cairo. Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

Incidentally it may be remarked
that the Cairo Brewing Company is
SIN waiting fer the track Promised
item when they dec ded 10 erect their
lig 6 ablishmant here. The council
fassed al ordnance .ome time ago.
granting The Big Four the right % run
. tfaca NJ the street from Second
street. bai tBis company could net
make the turn from its var s mo Raj
road STREET 9itkogt tearing down its
found h-use, which they decided n o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
4. ". lNEfNEs VI. y
"221G Central Ave, Kansas City. Mo.
JAMES HOME REMEDIES.

Wniskey, Wine or Beer ........Sl2.I0
Tobacco or Snuff Habits ..... 800
Cigarette and Cigar Habits go. 30
Hypodermic and Internal Remedies
for Drug Habits Of all kinds, specially
prepared 70 meet requirements IN each
individual case. Free samples furnished
Drug Users. Send for literature and
testimonials. Address. In confidence.
Chas. Il. James, or James Sanat0rium.
Memphis. I-nn: Chas. &. James. or
lanes Sanatorium. 22l Missouri Trust
Building, ST. Louis, Nc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-17

progressing rapidly. and they are Just
about to run into the huge black
quartz ledge that can be seen so prom
inently on the surface Of the GeOrgey
group OF claims. Already four dis
tinct veins have been cut I'm this drift
and now that they are about to cut the
big ledge, eager eyes are watching to
see phenomenal values, as the same
ledge on the surface gave forth very
high ASSAYS. The drift is now In rs
feet,
Surface prospecting has been carried
on the last few days on the Gopher
Farm. El Dorado No ! and III Dorado
No. claims of the Manhattan Neva-
da Gold mines. and several good Lodges
have been opened up which PAN well
on the surface. Attractive develop
ment work will soon be started on
these valuable holdings OF the COM
pany
ON the Monday claim Of the Original
very high values have ben obtained,
Assay returns show $3.50 in silver, S2l
in gold and Is per cent copper rms
property lies directly Ia the northwest
of the Manhattan Nevada gold mines.
and adjoining In all probability they
are working on the same edge when
crops So boldly on the GeorRey group.
The lodges on the Manhattan EX-
press property are looking better every
day. aud as active development work
Is being carried forward. II Is expected
that "a good body OF ore will soon be
opened up on this property. one
ledge that was uncovered last week
shows a width Of five feet, 80 far as
can now be determined, II is In a
prophyry formation, which bespeaks
very well Of good values to follow
Values from $780, to 500 90 per ton
in gold were uncovered on the Rocklin
nearby TO the Express.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-17
Is used.

yielded $5,lO7OO0 in 1905 and is today
the most productive in Alaska. A few
miles Of track have already
been laid from Resurrection bay
along the Suchitna river; this
line VIII SO up the Sushltna and down
the valley OF the Cantwell river TO
the Tanana; eventually 1t may be ex-
tended to the Yukon at Rampant. The
total length win be fully $50 miles. A
third railroad Will cut across the Alas
ka peninsula. saving the tedious and
often dangerous circum- navigation by
way of Unalaska to st. Michael The
road Will proceed northwest from
Lllamna on Cook Inlet to Anvik, on
the Yukon, aud not far from its de-
bouchere into Berlng Sea. The length
Of rail 70 be laid is about 5I5 miles,
Each OF these roads will perform
specific functions In affording facilities
to mining centers already established,
but beyond this they win undoubtedly
afford new points of departure for eS-
poratory work and in this way they
viii advance the further development
Of new regions. The importance of
railroad facilities for this purpose war
ranted the request recently made TO
Congress for subsidies ia aid of con-
struction. but the committee on rail-
roads rejected the bills intended for
this purpose. on the sufficient grounds
that federal aid was not needed, there
beng every reason to believe that am
pie private capital would be forthcom-
inI. This we believe to be fact
But beside land transport, tho terr'-
tory needs adequate steamship service
between the railroad terminals on iht
coast and the ports to the south, such
as Seattle and San Francisco. y,
present merchandise from san Fra1-
cisco destined for Nome, St. Michael
and the Yukon valley is transshipped
at Seattle, but In June q new line OK
three steamers Is to be put on direct
service from San Francisco to the
northern ports mentioned. At Seattle,
four new steamships are shortly to be
utilized 10 carry freight to Valdez and
Nome. Therefore tho arrangements
for Alaskan traffic are destined TO un-
dergo rapid improvement. The de-
velopment Of the region warrants It,
for no part of this continent gives
better assurance Of growing IN value
as a source OF mineral wealth II our
people exhibit the enterprise 10 be eN-
pectcd Of them, San Francisco VIII be
the gateway for the receipt of much
OF this metal output and the distrbut-
isg nont for the machinery and sup
plies necessary in such productive oper-
gtiong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-17
TO OPEN ALASKAN MINES.
Era OF Railroad Building in Northwest
IL Inevitable.

The mineral development OF Alaska
awaits the construction of several
necessary lines of railway and IL ap-
pears likely that this means of trans
portatlon viii be largely available IN
the near future. says T. A.. Richard In
the Mining and Scientific Press. At
present the longest line Is the White
Pass x Yukon railroad, from the coast
at Skagway to White Horse, where
connection IL made with a water route
to Dawson This road, famous for the
engineering skill with which II was
constructed and for the impressive
scenery It traverses. is only 10 miles
long, There are three short railways
on the Seward peninsula: At Nome
there ia a l2-mile narrow guage road
that runs 90 Anvil Creek; another mar
row gage a few miles long. connects
Council and Ophir Creek, the Council
city 4 Salmon River railroad Is stan
dard gage. and l6 miles long. This Is
an insignificant amount Of railroad
building for region so vast. the natur-
nj resources Of which have been abund-
autly proved, or course, the great
river system OF the Yukon has fur
nlshed transport from, and to. the In
terror, but owing to the shortness or the
summer and the difficulties Of nayiga-
ton this affords but precarious high
way for traffic
Among the railroads first 10 be built
Is that which will tap the Copper dis
trict, and proceed thence TO Eagle City
on the Yukon The line viii be about
500 miles long starting at Valdez on
the coast. From Valdez II Is likely 20
be brought eastward so as To cross
the copper river and follow the wa
ter gradient northward TO the Yukon.
A branch line win go 10 the copper
districts Of Bonanza and Elliott creek.
II has been suggested that the ter.
minal point should be at Orca. near
the salmon canneries, and that a short
branch should tap the coalfeds on
Controller bay. These projects are In
the hands of men we'll able To realize
them, so that We anticipate rapid con-
struction. Another railroad II to go
from Resurrection bay to Fairbanks,
on the Tanana river, serving as an art
cry to that gold mining district, which