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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATS
RIGHT ON MINE DISCOVERY

Gov. Hoggatt ran counter 10 Alaska opinior in his attack upon territorial government but he k nearer than Delegate WaSkey to the popular view on mining discoveries. lie urges that the general ruung of the courts upon that f~,u. t~ rmluyut.y fair, namely that such indications of mineral as .cad a man Co n.-.aw further work upon rEc ground constitutes valid discovery.
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 The les upon whtchu mining .oca- Hon should stand OF fan in the las, analysis should be good faith on the part of the locator It a man thinks he has mineral and Is willing to dig for it when he ism. making his salt why not let him dig uuhampered by anything but advice to quit? Alaska has many thousand square miles of mineral-bearing rock, gravel and sand, . open Co discovery and location. Why ! animate the microbes of pure cuSsed- ! ness Co make trouble for a poor devil !. who first landed on one attenuated !. tract? If he complies with the annual |. labor requirement who is damaged but himself fl he never takes out a color?
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

Gov Hoggatt'S denial of the State- ment attributed to him that the saloon element is the main support of the territorial government cause puts him in a better light before the people of Alaska As an individual he has the same right Co his opinion as any other citizen and if lack of information in- ducrd him Co believe that majority Of the people of the territory shared his views on local government he has doubtless, received new light through themcdum of tine messages sent from a.I over Alaska Co Delegate WaSkcy, frGur-.rg tNr opposite view.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22
PORTLAND WAKING UP
Telegram Says Town Is Trying to
 Share in Alaska Trade.

The Portland Telegram editorially says that two-thirds of the required amount has been raised in Portland to put on a line of steamers to Alaska. Commenting upon the situation it says:
 Alaska has knocked at Portland's door for a long time. The Alaska miner and business man have sought to gain admission on a trade basis; and it has been the fault of the Portland business man that they have not. There has been much agitation favor- ing their admitUance. This agitation has frequently assumed organized form; and, now and then, has aroused a measure of optimism which preSaged splendid results. As often as this has happened disappointment has follow ed. Scheme after scheme toward the establishment of a direct line of com mercial communication between this city and Alaska points have failed; be- cause, when the crucial point was reached, for one reason or another, there was failure of financial support. In the talk stages of the crusade there was considerable doing; but the lack of activity in the money stage has been too painfully apparent.
 Having in mind the marked awaken ing of Portland business interests in the past two or three years, the failure to respond to the demand of the Alaska . people in the establishment of direct ! trade relations has been indeed remark able. It is the more astonishing, when we realize how profitable that trade ] has been to another community, and ! the possibilities of development that are, as yet, hardly within our concep- tion.
 "Gold mining alone is the basis of a l profitable interchange, the extent of which no lnan can measure at this time. But gold mining is but one of the talents disclosed by the unrolling ofthe Alaska napkin. There is the best of evidence, amounting to absolute as surance in fact, that coal and oil will one day competein value with the pre- cious metal as an Alaska output.
 "It now appears that the definite, the financial, feature of this Alaska trade problem is about to be solved"
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

There is no need for anybody to waste tears over Mrs. Bradley, who killed Ex-Scuator Arthur Brown be cause he refused to marry her after he had deserted bis own family on her account. She was no spring chicken when she got tangled up with Brown, She was a widow of almost middle age, with children, when she scaudalized Salt Lake City and helped Brown to disgrace his family and hers with self ish deliberation. She spent Browns money, defed his wife openly, and once lived on his ranch in Idaho for several months until hi, son went there, bundled her and her kids in a wagon and compelled a hired man to drive them otT the place. She is not a per,ecuted heroine but 30 brazen ad- veuturcsS.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22
Portland Passes Juneau

It was learned today that the steam er Portland sailed from Juneau for the westward yesterday morning at s o'clock. She did not go to Sitka. It has been announced that her mail con- tract has been changed, leaving out Sitka, but Operator Mcclure of the Seward office says it is certain the boat did not go to Sitka because an Op- orator at that town, transferred to Valdez, was obliged to take a local boat from Sitka to Juneau to catch the Portland at the latter place. This may bring the Portland in Seward just at the right time to bust up the firemen'S ball Christmas night, as with good weather she will be in Valdez Christ mas eve.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

It i, charged that the present coal shortage has been produced art.dcially by the railroad, Go punish. the peo- pie because congress incorporated a clause in the railroad rate bin forbid ding common curriers' to carry freight in whose production they are inter- ested This was a blow at the coal roads, which own most oi the coal mines of the country and have always coraered the product Co suit them selves, killing competition by failing to furnish ears to independent opera tors when che latter became trouble some The iuterdict against owner ship of production by common carriers goes into effect Jauuaryl l.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22
THE WISE SYNDICATE

The Guggenheim-Morgan syndicate IS starting wisely in it's coup to gobble Alaska. Having ascertained that all federal business in Alaska is filtered through the presidents pet, Capt. Jarvis, the syndicate has elected to place Capt. Jarvis at the head of its Alaska corporations.
 Here is the program. The big syn dicate will formulate the demands which are intended to make for it's interests. Irs general manager will pass them along To the governor and the president. The governor and the president will recommend and time serving congra~,mcn and senator, will legisIate accordingly. The delegates elected by che people of Alaska are not supposed Co know what the people want, or the people don't know what
 is good for them In either ease what could be more proper than 10 deliver Alaska over Co a Wall street syndicate as a private preserve: Men who don't want Co work for the Guggenheim- Morgan syndicate can move out of the territonv and get a ioh somewhere a.,p
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

British Columbia has been having great deal of trouble with strikes in the coal mines and a sarcastic writer at Nelson suggests that the Canadian government develop coal property it. self and work it only when a strike is on, in order to prevent the coal famines which are so disastrous to people who are merely coal consumers. He also suggests that the government conduct restaurants during strikes, at which women and children may eat free. Then the strikers and operators may fight as long as they enjoy it, without damage to anybody else.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

Ur...I.m tim says the coal dealers w. ur hIm. .ur Jne col, shortage bee .a.-. ,nry didn't ge, the coal several months ago. Ii vii. b. remembered
 that -eyeua. months ago irwu, impoN- ~.u. get cars Co transport wheat or mwn.r Cr must be, therefore, that tnvw..roaJ, were then holding empty ear, Ior ,nc coal orders which never came. The railroad, are never 'o blame forauyrhiug that zoe, wrong.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22
TEMPERATURE
SEWARD STEAMERS

Portland: sailed from Seattle 10th; from Juneau 2lSt
 Saratoga: sails from Seattle 24th. Bertha: sails from Seattle 25th. Pennsylvania; sails from Seattle lst. Jcauie: arrived in Seattle 2Oth. Shclikof: sailed for Seattle l+th. Dora: sailed for Unalaska ljth
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22
BIG PLANS FOR
 TREATMENTS BALL
Committee Promises to Make It Most Notable Event of
 Winter Season.

The firemen's ball Christmas night is planned upon a scale and with a variety of attractions intended to put all other social events of the sea- son in the second class. The ball is given to equip the volunteer firemen with raiment suited to fire fighting and everybody is chipping in just like buying presents for the family.
 The presents donated will be dis posed of among ticket holders by drawing during the progress of the ball. Every ticket purchaser gets a ticket in the drawing when he enters, which gives him a chance at the prizes These are donated by business men and other citizens, The list follows:
 Gate Prizes for Ladies
 Sc, silver knives and forks, Seward Commercial Company.
 Manicure set, Owl Drug Co.
 s5 in trade, Fryc-Bruhn Co.
 S5 in trade, A. B. Drug Store
 S5 in trade, Seward Light X Power Co.
 Half dozen photographs, Evans.
 One rick of wood J. $. Hoffman.
 S5 pair shoes, Corlew.
 
 Prizes for Men
 Stetson hat, ClaySon.
 S5 cash, Kenai Lumber x Fuel Co., Box Hoffman House cigars, Fraser Scarf pin, Babbage,
 S2.5O in trade, Gould & Conner. Razor, Brownell.
 The following donations were also made and will be handled to the best advantage by the committee:
 New Model Keystone" fire extin- guisher, Brown x Hawkins
 s5 cake, Carl Werner.
 Big turkey, CarstenS Packing Co. s2.5O cash, Colwell.
 Printing for ball, Gateway. S5 cash, Bank of Seward.
 $5 cash, Seward Water & Power Company.
 S5 cash, Coleman House.
 S5 pair shoes, J. s. Hatfield. Three prizes will be given to ticket sellers. All the kids in town are sell ing tickets and the three who sell the highest number will receive prizes as follows: lst, rife, given by E. c. 2nd, sled, given by J. |. Graef; 3rd, sweater, given by M. DruXinman.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

The senate has ordered that presl- dential messages printed in reformed" orthography be reprinted in the Eng hSh language. This may give David Graham Phillips a text for another chapter on "the treason of the senate"
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

". R. Hearst's statement ofhiS com Daign expenses put etotal at S256,37o. The Brooklyn Eagle added these fig ure, together and obtained suggest i've number
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

The Vancouver chamber Of com merce and sailors union are raising a fund to give Mrs. Patterson a Christ mas present for heroic action and the steamboat men of Seattle, not to be outdone in liberality, are recommend ing her to the favorable notice of Andy Caruegie'S medal factory.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

The northwestern railroads are nov ing coal cars at the rate of mile a day. Now cant some arrangement be made to place executive orders affect ing Alaska on those cars 50 as to give the territory a chance?
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

The United States mint bought loo, GOO ounce, of silver on November 9 at 7l.S27 cents an ounce. About the same time the Seattle assay office was allow ing fraction over 64 Is this corro- sion of cents produced chemically by the Seattle spirit?
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

The Chicago school board has begun a war of extermination on high school fraternitie>, which the Chicago Chron- icle describes as hoodIum clubs. The "frats have become a nuisance which adult society feels obliged to abate.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

Before election the republican cam paign committee claimed 222memberS of the next house "Sure." The party elected 222, so it seems that the demo- crats carried everything that was not sure for the other fellows.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

Go to the Alaska Cafe for meals at all hours from 6:3O a. m. to SD. m. Everything of best quality and served fresh and clean.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

The last we heard of the Swedish king his heart was in a bad way, but the cable fails to tell us what happen ed next.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

c. T. Daggett, Dentist.
 Rooms ?, and 4, A, B. Drug Bldg.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

If Jetfrjes collideS with John Arthur another colored trooper will 20 out of service.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22
WEEKLY WEATHER RECORD

Weather record for the week ending December 22:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26
DERAILED CAR HELD UP TRAIN
Passengers From East About Eight Hours LatG Reach
 ing City Last Night

Derailment of car in freight train aI College Peak, on the main line of the Southwestern yesterday morning, held passenger train No. 1 behind the wreck for about eight hours.
 Communication with the office the train dispatcher at Douglas last night brought the statement that no one was injured in the accident. and that fur ther than the delay occasioned to traf- fic there had been small damage sus- tained-
 Train No arrived at Osborn at 11:30 last night and made connection with the stub train. which went down from this city al g o'clock. Passengers from the east arrived in the city short ly after midnight h addition to the trouble at College Peak yesterday, there were a couple of minor accidents on the stub division. one in the city yard and the other on the l.. s. & P. spur, where an engine was ditched by spreading rail No one was hurt
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26
FLAMING MILL AND
 SAW MILL PLANTS
C0ChiSe Lumber Co. Receives New Machinery Will
 Erect At Once

The Cochise Lumber Co. is about ready 10 take some important steps toward extension Of it's business and the addition of new equipment at it's lumber yard.
 Yesterday carload of machinery arrived at the L. s. < P. spur for the company, and teams of the Mason Co. are nov engaged in removing the ma. IerialS 10 the lumber yard. They in- ciude saw mill and a blaming mill plant Both are of modern pattern and complete. ..-.. .-...-.
 Erection of the machinery will be un- deTtaken at once at the lumber yard, and it will not be long before the new plants will be in operation. Both have been much needed in the city for q long time in connection with the custom lumber trade. They will greatly facilitate the work of builders, which has heretofore been decidedly hindered at various times by. the lack of a plan ing mill in particular. One was erect ed on Naco Road last spring, but be cause of financial difficulties under which the builders labored was never got in operation. The same sort of trouble is not at all in the line of the Cochise Co.,. and the operation of the plant now being installed is assured It is also assured that as it works up to it's capacity such increases as may be warranted in equipment by the trade of the company will be made.
 The prospect for extensive building during the present year is better than the city ever before entertained at the beginning of any year in it's history and the lumber people are preparing to keep in closer touch with the de msnds of their trade than has beer had before. Larger stocks of lumber will be carried and delays such as ex perfenced at several periods last year because of broken railroad connections will be provided against as well as possible q ~
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26

 AT THE SAFE PLACE TO TRADE All SIPS and s1.5o GOLF and STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS NOW ON SALE FOR SEC EACH.
 These are WILSON BROS. and MONARCH SHIRTS that you know so well.
 REMEMBER THE PRICE, ssc. THEN ALL OF OUR HEAVY COT. TCN RIBBED UNDERWEAR in GREY OR BROWN COLOR, 4oc GAR MEAT, OR 7sc SUIT. THIS IS THE REGULAR SIPS SUIT UNDERWEAR, so REMEMBER THAT PRICE AlSO-75C SUIT. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR THOSE TWO SPECIALS THIS WEEK.
 SCHWARTZ BROS,
 Main St.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26
FIRE DEPARTMENT
 WANT PROTECTION
Committee Will Go Before Lily Council This Evening
 For That Purpose

A regular meeting of the Volunteer Fire Department was held last night at the Fire House But few matters ex- cept routine business came up before the meeting. The reports from all the committees were heard and accepted. A committee was appointed to confer with Attorneys Neal & Ross relative to settlement of claim which they have against the fire department for acting as its attorneys in the matter of protesting the entry of the fire house lot for patent to the c. O. Go. These attorneys were appointed to fight the case for the department. The committee appointed is composed of Johnson, Shattuck and Schmidt
 Several members made the com plaint that boys were tampering with the fire plugs, stating that in several instances they had put them out of working order. This matter will be referred to the officers and arrests are expected 10 follow.
 At a previous meeting a telegram was ordered sent to the Fire Insurance Underwriters asking what protection that organization would suggest the Clts dUuplr anu II lhS SuS6eSllohS hSiS followed what rates on fire insurance people in Bisbee could get. The re- ply was discussed but no action taken in the matter.
 Kreigbaum, Schmidt and Nemick were appointed a committee to meet the City Council at a special meeting tonight and ask for better fire protec- ton.
 At meeting to be held in February smoker will be given. Light re- f-eshments will also be served.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26
INSANE MAN CREATES PANIC AT LIBRARY Put Furniture in Street and Attempted to Scrub Walls
 of Rooms

A scene was caused at the city libra ry yesterday morning when W. F.. Rolls, out of the territorial hospital al Phoenix on parole, gathered the chairs, tables and other fixtures and dumped them on the railroad track, and pick ing up a scrub brush, begun to wash the walls. AS he begun the work be remarked that it was house cleaning time, and refused to allow anyone to interfere with him. Officer Spaulding was called, but was unable to arrest him. Officer White soon appeared on the scene, and the two led Rolls eff to the county jail, where he will be retain ed to permit the hospital officials at Phoenix to arrest and take him back to Phoenix.
 When Rolls begun his house clean ing the library was filled with people. When they saw Rolls was mentally unbalanced they all fled panic strick en. His actions also greatly disturbed the peace and comfort of Miss Vail, the librarian, who joined the fleeing mass. When Rolls was led off to jail. patrons of the library returned and replaced the furniture.
 Rolls was adiudged insane two years ago and committed to the territorial hospital at Phoenix. An examination a few months ago lead the doctors there to the belief that Rolls was suf- ficiently recovered to be let out on pa role. He returned to Bisbee about a week ago. The incident yesterday was his first intimation that he was growing worse.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26
TO KILL THE pANoaUFF GERM. ls the Only Possible Way of Having
 An Effective Cure.

If you see woman or a man with iu= uriant glossy hair. you may be sure nei ther has dandruff to amount to anything Tn nearly every case where women an men have thin brittle hair. they owe to dandruff. There are hundreds of prep arations that '-ciaim" to cure dandruG but not one but Newbro's Herpicide tel you that dandruff Is the result of a ser. borrowing into the scalp, and that per nanent cure of dandrun and its conse quent falling and badness, can only | had by killing the germ: and there is Il other preparation that will destroy ths germ but Newbro's Herpicide, "Destro, the cause. and you remove the effect. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. 1: rtamps for sample to The Herpicide Go yDr--oi. tfich- fifa
 i. For Sale by Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26
SUNNY JIM" WANTED
 AT CRIPPLE CREEK
Arrested At Don Luis Tester. day And Is Being Held
 For An Officer

Jim Marsh, alias Sunny Jim," was arrested late yesterday afternoon by Officer Upchurch at Don Luis. Marsh is wanted in Cripple Greek, Colorado, where there is warrant for his arrest ou a charge of assault with intent to kill. Detectives in Cripple Greek traced Marsh to Don Luis through a letter which was mailed from that rlace, and which was addressed to him
 at Don Luis. When this information was learned the chief of police of Grip. pie Creek wired the chief of police here to arrest Marsh and notify the officers at Cripple Creek. Officer Wilmuth received the telegram, as he was acting city marshal during the ab-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26

sence of Mr. Snodgrass. He immedi- atety notified the officer at Don Luis. When Marsh was arrested a telegram vas sent to Cripple Creek making 1t known to the officials there. who i'm Mediately wired back to hold Marsh until an officer could arrive here to take him back to Colorado.
 The crime for which Marsh Is want ed to answer, according to information received here. is for assaulting Joseph Ryan, a miner at Cripple Creek, with a dagger Marsh and Ryan met ir a saloon and quarrel ensued. Marsh drew knife and stabbed Ryan sever al times in the back and chest Ryan was taken to hospital in a critical condition, but Is now. believed ts be out Of danger. Marsh left the state. coming directly to ArizonA He hes been tn Don Lsis slAoe Jsnn,Gy 1s.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26

Dr. Seaell, Of Tucson. Arizona's leading opticisn, will be in Bisbee in about ten dsgs on his regular quarter y visit Wait for him and have your eyes tested free by an expert. Most complete line of spectacles and eye glasses in the Territory. '-.:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26

Nearing FinisA-Grading at the City Hall and Btophy building sites is near ing completion. A flew more blasts will finish the work: which iac;ement weather has held back for q couple of months beyond the time it was origin tlly expected finish could be made in.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26

Apron and necktie dance and social given by the Brotherhood of American ' eomen. Friday. Jan. 26, al Pythian Castle. Everyone cordially invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26

Class in Isaac Pitman's shorthand: taught by MT. Williams. Monday and Thursday evenings, at the Y. NJ. c. A. Terms moderate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26
BUSINESS HOUSE TO LET.

Inquire at Standard Furniture Co.,, Brewery Ave. Also sewing machines for sale or rent N. L. Hayden.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
WELLS & GUNDE.

received an inteddectual and moral i'm pulse more powerful than the patron age of wealth and fashion. In broad ening the courses of study, creating an enthusiasm for work substituting con fidence for rough suspicion in the treatment for boys and establishing a high standard of honor among them he gave to Rugby pre-eminence among English public schools. There has been one short interval of decline, but with headmasters like Dr. Tait, Dr. Temple, Dr. Percival and Dr. Henry Armitage James among his successors the school has remained what he made 1t, but with an attendance in- creased to 500. He left his impression on all English public schools He trained headmasters like Dr. Vaughan for Harrow and Dr Bradley for Mari borough, and forced Dr. HHawtrey at Eaton and Dr. Moberly at Winchester to become reformers like himself. With the publication of Dean Stanley's biog- raphy and Mir Hughes's School Days his work became truly National and his influence pernanent,-Rugby Let ter in New York Tribune.