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New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
z10NIsTs GATHERING sHEKELs.
Preparing for the Observance of the Chanuka
Festival

Zonists al over the world viii observe the Chan
uka festival, which VIII begin on December 90 by
gathering shekels for the general Of the Zion
ist movement. Chanuka, the Feast Of Lights, is
a festal season with the Hebrews, cOrnnemorating
the rehabilitation of the Temple az Jerusalem
after its desecration by Ant1ochus Epphanes. Tt
lasts for week and the orthodox Jews light a
candle for each day of the feast
With the Zionists, this time is turned especially
TO the collection of money for the general Zionist
fund The shekel is equivalent to p cents ana the
aim is to obtain that amount from each Zionist.
The Rev. DR.. j. Leon Masaes rabbi, with DR.. JO-
6eph SHvermau of the Temple Emanuel, in this
city. IS one of the most prominent ZOuistS.
The collection OF ShekeIs is observed all over the
world by Zionists in Chanuka." said he yesterday.
In America here. where there are some two hun
dred orders Of Zionsts the amounts sometimes are
large We give out books Of 'shekels and for each
shekel contributed give an engraved receipt which
entities the holder for the delegate TO the
International Congress of ZIOnists, held every two
years. The American Federation of ZionSUs with
headquarters at No. los Second avenue. has charge
of the collecting in America Here there is much
Zionist literature in English. Hebrew and Yiddsh
distributed during Chanuka- Many religious meet
ings, too held. The observance of the festival
is practically the same in all countries"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
LOVE OF FAMILY TRAPPED HIM.
Man Who Escaped from Queens County Jail
Had to See Little Ones.

Paterson. n. ]. Dec. If John Langenberg,
who is in the county jail awaiting trial on an in
dictment charging grand larceny in connection
with the stealing of copper from the Erie Railroad,
planned the Queens County Jail delivery Of last
week he will gain by it. Those who credit
Langenberg with the planning base their claim on
his fear that Alexander Templeton II extradited.
would turn states evidence.
Templeton seen at the jail to-day ana ad-
used in the escape. but refused TO say who it was
that brought them 10 the jail.
Asked why he made directly FOR TINS city Whe!l
he was wanted by the police, TempetOn said
You know now it is, pardner wanted 70 get
near NV family. Ye may think dat m no good an
an dat but I tell you that there Is no man who
Thinks more Of his little ones than [ do. II was
hard 70 locked up away from them ana Wuen
the open way lay ahead, why, VINO "ouidnt take
advantage of it, ,.,-.
But why in the world did you 20 TO the Market
street depot when you knew that the poHce mere
were looking for yOu?' the reporter asked
''Ah YES dats IT," said the man, why d1o DO
IT? was going for a train mad seen my IaILily
and had kissed my little ones sood1y. Ihsy ddn :
t'Ink d get home so soon Dul was ueFe' aliI
had a good sleep, too.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
HrHscH MINE IN COLORADO.

Denver, Dec. at is reported that New York
syndicate has been trying to purchase the treasury
stock OF the Union Exploration Company, in which
case the stock VIII undoubtedly come out on the
New York curb. The compsny's property consists
OF big tracts OF rich mineral lands IL Gilpin Coun-
ty Col. the running from $40 TO & 90 10 the
ton. The company also Owls valuable water power
rights. This property is located the Nofat
Line which allows the company 70 ship its ores
sr1elter at Denver at the cost Of 80 cents tor
ploration Company says the Hirsch family viii
always retain a controlling interest In the COM
pauy. Mr.. Hirsch is head ot the firm OF Joseph
Hrsch & Sons, cotton goods. No 202 Greene street.
New York
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
THE YERRINGToN CAMP.

Boston. Dec. 2.-Artlur L Pearse. consulting en-
gineer for the Nevada-DOugas Copper Company.
has made report the directors as the prob
able output Of the Yerrtngton camp. InasmuCh
some OF the mines only in the development
stage, It is necessary to divide the tonnage into
certain and probable" ore. the certain tonnage
being available transportation facilities
are furnished and the probable ore being estimated
as TO future tonnage. Under present market con-
ditions and adequate railroad facilities 1t would
be possible TO ship per cent TO the smelter.
There eight mines IN the district. The Blue
stone. controlled by Captain Delamara, has the
largest tonnage In sight and plans the treatment
OF 1000 tons OF daily early next year when the
necessary equipment is completed.
Summarized, the tonnage Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
POLICE UNIFORMS BURN UP.
Lost in Fire in Tailors Shop Next to Station
Some Warm" Vests Ruined.

A fire in a tailor's shop next door 70 the East
104th street station last night brought woe 10 many
or the policemen assigned there, for IN the shop
were coats trorsers and vests belonging TO them
that had been taken to be cleaned About score
of polcen,en including Captain Hussey, rushed into
the burning store in the hopes OF saving parts Of
their co1hing but only one, Hugh Armstrong, the
dOorman, was successful ~,
was Policeman Donovan VINO discovered tne
blaze He ran across the street 70 Engine Com
pany 53 and forcing the Qoor open, ci'eu. -,
street with your engine and save our unitorns!"
tn SraT1.n b1,yried there with several lines OF
hose and mn out the fire short order, but several
poIicr1ap Si have TO devote part OF their month s
pay buying uniforms,
The most worried OF the ioJ was PatFoIInSn
Harry Simony, who has a pehchsnt Jor ornate
Waisteosfs IL CAPTAIN Hus5ey remarked:
IT'S a heavy loss 10 the men, especially TO
simony, who lost his warm vests FefhaPs they
started the fro, AZ thai
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
e tonnage Is as follows
COBALT COMPANY TO INCORPORATE.

Toronto Dec. 2-One Of the most interesting OF
recent Cobalt transactions has put through by
the signing of papers applying for the incorpora-
ton Of the Npigun Mines Company. Ltd, with a
capital OF $ 900 The transaction is of special
interest because IL not only covers properties OF
known value the Cobalt region, also includes
ianGs of recognized value in the silver district Of
Por. Arthur and IN the gold district OF the Rainy
River country and will have an important bearing
the mineral development Of all Northern On
taro. The directors Of the Nipgon Mines Com
pany Limited, are 10 be John H Black. Andrew
81 Wiley. John Ferguson. L P. Eandhach and
Georgia c, CampbalI
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
GALVESTON WHARVEs BLOCKED.
Railroad Refuses Cottonseed Shipments in
Order to Prevent Tie-Up.
Ir- r.Ieeraph to The Trlbune !

,,,-.ri-,o Tex Dec. 2--Tbe international! q HfeiI
-. Pafroad issued notice to-day that II
-, sal,,a 70 receive any shipments Of cotton
seed products or grain destined to Galveston s . or
points beyoiitt ts,121 because the Galveston Whart
order %9S was unable receive shipments ana M IL
became necessary 70 ~ 80
All railroads from i49 70 tb. III, nfting Of the
tracked along the line awaiting ''''
eUpf -rEo-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

Hundred Mines Mr.. stainlan says that the officers
or the company have been more than modest IN
their representations to their stockholders. He has
advised enlargement OF the plant a capacity Of
LOCO tons day Mr. Stalman said he was very
much impressed with the economies, both of opera
uon and expenditure in the development work, at
the mine He said that the whole system had been
so carefully worked out that nor single dollar
had been expended that would not yield its full
equivalent to the stockholders. In fact, he said
the interests OF the stockholders had been safe
guarded in every particular.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
SurrOgateS Notices.

IN PT-PST-ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
4 - Ftt-eeraId a Surrogate County New YORK..
notice Is eeTehy 70 al persons having claims against
sD-,rs Enapp late County OF New YORK. deceased
,r--.,r rhs same UiIh thereof
s.c4bsr a. her place ransactins business az
ss.l1f-, arto~ueys Esnneson 81
2s,o No Ii William Street. N the city or New
before 11th day OF June nex- Dats1
~. work the e6th day o. Nov, 1898
Ns" A''' SARAH F. KNAPP Exscur-ix.
xrv-D-N-rSoS EMI.EY q RCBINO. Attorneys for Exscs-
tsix IS William ST.. Borough OF Manhattan. Ns~
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

yIyE4E PEOPLE of THE STATE or. SEw ToF5S, 5, ~
Grace OF and independent To Ds-pnin
= 7-hebaua Marie y Thebaut, Matilda ~ Fheoaua Jo-
Thabaud Isontins J. Fhehard Josephine NJ Nies-
ian5er Emma NJ Webb. Marie Ftiers Isabelle n lou
ps-+ Iarosere Jules = Eheoanc -s,nLs A.
Thebaud EDWARD P. ThebaU3 teHl GloeTt TasesGd-
T1,7ts1 t Tn~baud Edward y rhebaut Erneia i Heck
bsT ana LEO Hewlett Thebaut the heirs and next Of Kin
Thebaud deceased. send greeting; Whereas
E-,bI and Frank L Hall. both OF the civ oc
~ work nave lately applied the sCrrogarcs Court
Co1f1rv or certain instruments
IN ritiu, bearing the 2dth day oc June 1905.
property. duly proved
,s I,st XVtn and % Frank r Thebaut.
- ~ C,infv OF New deceased. Thererors
Sach a. YOU cited before the ot
our County York at his ONCE. n the County oc
New York on the i21h day y Decemher, thousand
nine rundred and half past ten o'clock n
forenoon that day then and there . attend the
ha+s ~ the VIII and Testanenr And o
vo, cited a under the OF
required 70 appear by guardian x
W, have have appear and apply
he appointed. the O neglect
or failure to guardian VIII b= appointed By hs
S1rroe 10 represent and for the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have sea- OF 10
s,irrorate's court County York be
bereunt1 arsxad Witness. ABNER c
II. 81 THOMAS. Surrogate Of our said County %
New York. at said County. the lIth daY oc
Ootoher IN year Of Lord thousand nfas
and SIX. DANIEL J. DOWDNEN- Cl1rk q t1s
Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Citations.


TIVE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Bx
/ the grace God. tree and independent 70 Thcr,za
Hartley. Jane T9dy, Ellen F. 4 Fuller. Ths PiAT-
ers corporation organized under the laws os New Tos
Ellis Martin. Clare Mcdowell Percy Haswel Faucsee
IN Of York. Charlotte NJ Martin. Emily B.
Van Aurtnga. Cor1elia AIuringe John Howard Van
Margaret Faucett. t~ofss Eaucstt. Douglas
TavI0r Charles Frohnan Annie Russell Yorke. Charles
FIchuau TSenan Drew, Herbert Gresham. sid
Herbert. lewis. Richard Dorney. Stephen =
Mary Florence and Daniel Frohnan and "a
EsJa-a OF Anns Jana Gilbert.
OF New York. deceased creditors
legatees % kin or otherwise send greeting: You
hereby cited and required personally
10 appear before Surrogate or ths County %
New York SurrCgates Court % said County. het
the County Court House in the County or New York
in then and &C at
0f the OF proceedings os
C3uy sole acting Executor ot the LAss
nd Testament deceased such OF
are hereby under the Of rvsnty-ors
appear BY guardian x you
have AID Apply ror enc
he a0uointed. neglect or
10 90 guardian viii be appointed by me S'rroz, %
tor in the procee1inS a restL-
mony caused the sea- ot the sCrrosste
C0u-r OF said County Of Nsw York @ os aesHnLS
AFFIXED Witness. Hon FRANK T. EIFZtF F-tsAL-.. :
Surrogate OF our County. az the County o. New
Il s. our Lord thousand nine hundrsd and SIX
49, ~ DANIEL. = DOWDSEY-
CTa-k u the Surrogat~s court
OII- CLARK PHELPS, Attorneys tor Fetitoler ~
81 Nassau street Borough Of Manhattan New iors
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Cny Hotels.

1---T1 so ANTI.Y FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
vate hath 81 50 daily including meals. two, SO
ws.hiy: one sIS. THE ALABAMA. Is E. 11th St
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Musical.

INSTITUTE or MUSICAL ART.
CAtAlcgus from Registrar. ~ FIFTH Ave-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

4 order OF Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrosate q
- Corrv OF New York notice is hereby given to all
persons having against Francis P Church ats OF
the County York deceased 10 present tne same
win rehers thereof the subscriber at MS place OK
trarsactf9 business az ONCE OF Norman J: Marsh
William street. N the city OF New 1otA On OF
before tie 25th day OF January next
JOHN \. CHURCH, Executor.
NORMAN J. MARSH, Attorney for Executor, No %
- -,e-T- a 1---- or AZ ORDER or HON .AB-
! ner g. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County of New
W notice Is given 10 al persons having
claims against John Egnon1 scneTerhorn ate o. as
County York deceased q present me SANE WI.
subscribers at thet- place or
transcng usiness the Office OF Alfred z Scnerrner-
horn And Street IN The Ci'y OF Ne" 4orA IN
or before the day OF February next
Tared New York the 18TH day OF July. 1903
KATIE T SCHERMERHORN. JOHN e ROOSEV1Lr.
JAMESON COTTING, HARRY D COOEE-EI AL-r fNSD <
SCHERMERHORN Executors
GEORGE c. KOBBE Attorney for Executors.
A Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
School -fgencu.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCI
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses etc
10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG -FCT TON. % Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

ETAYHoN. JOSEPH In PURSUANCE OF AN
lie County OF New YORK, notice hereby gwen 10 all
Dersous claims against Joseph J. Msyf on late
~ fbe County OF New York the
Win vouchers thereof subscriber at It's place of
transacting business Nc. 50 Broadway Borough u
Manhattan. city OF New York on or before ths
DaIed Sew York the 18th day OF July. 1900
UNION Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Miller King Lane Tracord. Attorneys FOR Executor.
so Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. AB-
4 q Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County o. New
Y notice ts hereby given all having claims
George Gordon late OF the County OF New
Y5rk dscsased. To present the same. with vouchers
teror H. subscriber al It's place OF transactnE busi
ness No 80 William street. IN the city OF New York. On
ar b,fars me a.ud day o January next
- r5stss New YORK, 3rd day OF July. 1905
THU FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
7-r-p,.F-R ROIsToN & KORAN Attorneys for Executor
90 William street. New York
~ Pursuance OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c
r+ is hereby given all persons having claims against
Io5~ u KILLER late OF the County II New YORK de-
.eed To present with vouchers thereof
place transacting business,
80 ~ Fitch Moore & No. 50 Pine Street.
-irv of New York. before the 10th day OF April
A. - o-..z-- 800,
WALTER f HOUGHTON Executor.
FITCH MOORE * SWAN; Attorneys for Executor. 50
Pine street. Borough ot Manhattan. New York city.
PFAI. ESTATE FOR SALE a a. -.-..---
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Country Property for Sale.

VALUABLE ESTATE FOR sALE-c5s acres 20
thlable; dne state OF cultivation; good buildings.
3 miles from AnCover Sussex Branch D / q "
r r. at public sale 70 highest bidder. at Chochran
house. Newton. y, J, Dec. 20th 1906 o'clock
Send for descriptive circular. 90 miles T Citv
Estate shown by W r. and \. O. AYERS Executors
Andover, Sussex Co. n. ! -'
NOR SALE.-Ar OssintnE. Westchesrer Co 4 spIs1-
= did residence, with Ave acres; house modern IN
ing \. 7. 49, -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. AB-
j ner - ThoEas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
Torz notice - hereby given to ali persons having
claims against John H Murphy late OF the County OF
TeV York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber his place OF transacrng
business ONCE Of John A Amundson his attorney
Borough OF Manhattan, in the city OF
0ysy Work. an or before the OF February
Dated New York. the Ind day of August, 1906
EDWARD F. MURPHY. Administrator
r0r4Ny A ANTTrNDSON Attorney for Administrator. No
JAG Broadway. Borough ol NaIAlo1H, -NeN IoIN ~
T--9CST ISAAC TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR
L der OF Hon. Abner c.. Thomas, Surrogate Of the
County York notice s hereby gwen % al persons
7. Frost late or the County
az New York deceased present the same win vouchers
subscribers. their place OF tralsacns
business viz at Office or Ritch, Woodford Bovee e
f7l-ier No is Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New York On the lst day OF February 1907
Dated New York July nth. 1905 -
G. \ BOVEE THOMAS FROST Executors.
FTT~F+ WOODFORD. BOVEE * BUTCHER. Attorneys
for Executors. No Is Wall Street, Borough OF Man
haitian York City
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Furnished Apartments to Let.

I ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT, prl-
= vate bath S1.50 daily; including meals, two SIS
weekly one. Sl5. THE ALABAMA Is z. nth St
A RTISTICALLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. : rooms
- and bath; No 30 West seth October
LIST. Apply premises
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

TvIISG. GEORGE R;-LN PURSUANCE OF AN
4 order Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogats of
-. county Of notice Is hereby given 70 all
rss hav wing claims against George r Fling, OF
State OF Pennsy ylvana, deceased
- present the with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
~re~ AZ his place transacting business the Ofcs
az T5b r Hedges No l4l Broadway in the City OF New
work. on OF before the 2ist DAY OF Marcn next
Dated New York, September .. 1906
LOUIS AUERBACH. Executor
ION = HEDGES, Attorney for Executor. 14l BEsadway,
Nltv
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

pertuent is planning extensive experiments with
the apuaratus for coa!ins at and in this con-
ractfon the collier Abarenda will leave the New
vi Navy Yard equipped with a British system
,,ni@h will be tested in comparison with American
1-r-entions The battleship Indiana Will be used in
-, svnerireut, and the cOaltng VIII be actually
SrMe In the open sea- In different kinds OF weather
for the purpose OF ascertalnlng the performance
80 49,. mechanism under varying conditions Of
weather Interest attaches TO this work for the
so~r ~ mechanism shall DO Installed on the new
naval Golfers
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
Kirmse Will Make Presents
 To Customers

n. D. Kirmse, the pioneer Jeweler, following O custom which he iEaugurat' ed several years ago, is giving away 8 diamond ring this year. lie is also giving away two other presents-6ne silk, gold-handled umbreallas. They will go to tbree purchasers in his store between now and Christmas day. Each purchaser will get ticket with each dollar expended which will entitle him to chance in the drawing for all three presents.
 Every Christmas for the last four years MT. Kirmse has given away 8 diamond ring to the ladies who patron ize his store during the ante-holiday season.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
GIVES AWAY BAD COON
COlOred DeperadO Kills
 Several People

AsheyilIe, N. C., Nov. l5-Will Harris, a negro desperado, long wanted by the authorities here, walked into town today and fired into two houses. Two negroes were killed and one wounded. Capt. Page of the police force and Patrolemen Bailey and Black stock cume To the scene. Hsrris turned his gun on them. Page was wounded and one patrol man killed. The negro then escaped. A posse Is in pursuit.
 There was no known provocation for Harris shooting.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
Phon 9 City Transfer

For your coal, wood and general haul
 ing. Phone 90. Broughton's cigar store. l0-4-lmO
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
AT SEATTLE
Noted Society People Visit
 Puget Sound Metropolis

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Seattle, Nov. l5-Mrs. Potter Palmer, of Chicago, a famous American society woman who Is popular in Europe, the Prince and Princess Cantacusene, Mrs. Honore Palmer and Master Potter Palmer, jr., are in Seat tie. They are returning to Chicago after a visit in Cananda, The Princess Cantacusene is a daughter Of Gen. Fred D. Grant and 8 granddaughter of Mrs. Potter.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15

Kent, Auburn, MeeAer, Diringer, Office City, Christopher, Thomas station, O'Brien, Orllla, Stuck River Junction, Auburndale, Foster, Benton, Garden station, Riverside, DuwamiSh, and other towns between Seattle and Tacoma are under water and threaten ed with destruction. Many people have left the stricken section where deserted residences are isolated and standing with water to the second stories. People are taking tO the hill
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15

(Speclal Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Seattle, Oct. l5-One hundred square miles of King and Pierce counties between Seattle and Tacoma ace unier water. More than 5000 homes are in jeopardy and more than s2OO,OOO worth of property is known to be distroyed in the two counties. Everywhere in the seat of the nighwater the rivers have Overhowu their banks and are delug- ing the country.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Colon, Central America, Nov. l5- The first trip of president of the United States outside the boundaries of the nation practically came to au end yesterday when the battleship Louisi- ana, with the president on board, con- voyed by the armored cruisers Wash ington and Tennessee, dropped anchor in Colon harbor. The vessels arrived ahead of scheduled time and President
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
COAST TOWNS SUFFER DEUCE
Melting snow and heavy rains cause terrible floods on Puget Sound=-1OO square miles under water, in- oluding many towns and farms 5000 homes in jeopardy

The flood was caused by melting show In the mountains and foothills ard heavy rains in the valleys and after ward in the mountains which have continued for a week The waters are still rising.
 A car with l06 passengers is stuck in the mud and water at Riverton were 1t is surround by water and the passen- gers are prisoners.
 No lives are known to be lost, though many thrilling escapes have been made.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15

The jury WAS excused this afternoon until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
DODSON TRIAL
 ON TOMORROW

Thomas Dodson. of Haines, will be tried tomorrow. He is charged by two indictments. One accusing him of con- spiracy, in conjunction with several Indians, to violate the laws with refer ence to selling liquor without a license, and the other of giving liquor to Indi- ans. He was tried at the last term of the district court and there was a dis agreement of the jury.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
ROOSEVELT IS
 AT END Of JOURNEY
Chief Executive Reaches Panama and Will Begin Investigation 1oday-Had Pleasant
 Trip, Arriving Ahead of Schedule

Amador, of the republic of Panama, and President Shonts, of the canal com mission, were not on hand to welcome the chief magistrate of the United States. They came later and the greeting was enthusiastic.
 President Roosevelt said he had had pleasant voyage f4d will start on tour of inspection today. He will look into the Jamaica labo. question before returning to the north
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15

where they spend the night in the heaviest rain storms Known in years absolutely without shelter.
 Trains are not running and all tele. graph lines are prostrate. For the last 24 hours Seattle has been practically shut out from communication of any kind with all sections of the country except those reached by steamboats. The floods are the biggest that have taken place in the history of the north west.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Seattle, Nov. 15-George Edward Adams, formerly cashier of the Seattle assay office, plead guilty to embezzle- ment of miners gold at the assay office, on two counts of the indictment against him He was promptly sentenced by
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
Chamberlain 2 Pain Balm

There is no danger from blood poison resulting from 8 cut or wound Of any kind, when Chamberlain's Pain Balm is used, It is an antiseptic dressing and should be in every household. For sale by Wm. Britt.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15

J J. BOyce, T. R, Lyons, J. H. Cobb and other members of the Juneau bar are expected to arrive here on the Humboldt tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
ADAMS ADMITS GUILT AND
 GETS TEN YEARS
Former Cashier of Assay Office Change His Plea to Guilty and Receives Sentence
 Hearing of Loss Claims Not Over

Judge Uaniord, of the United States district court. to five years of hard labor on each conviction, making lO years in all.
 The hearing by Will H. Thompson will determine the amount of gold that was stolen. It has not yet been com pleted.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
presents

". W. BoughtOn has received con signment of Marguerite Havana Cigars, If you want good sweet dsmOke call for them.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-15
For Sale Cheap

Or will rent furnished the "Haynes" residence corner of Third Avenue and Alaska street from Nov. lst. Enquire of Geo. l.. Howard next door.